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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1870

Page

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Boston Wholesale Prices for Week Ending July 2

Corrected for this paper, the Boston wholesale prices current for the week ending Wednesday July 2 are presented. Includes price snapshots across commodities and goods, reflecting market movements and values observed by local traders.

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Courage in Denmark backs France against Prussia

The Boston Post praises Denmark for declaring for France and offering help to punish Prussia. It contrasts Denmark's manliness with England's perceived servility and warns of German bankers manipulating bonds and gold to depress U.S. credit, portraying German support for Prussia as self serving.

Denmark France Prussia England London Times Europe Pais Alabama Cincinnati Jim Greene Congress Temperanceville Penn Cuba Frisco

Prussian stance on Paris Convention neutral goods rule

The Prussian government subscribes anew to the Paris Convention affirming neutral goods may be respected even on enemy ships. The provision is limited in practical effect as enemy trade would shift to neutral vessels to avoid prize court detention. Congress missed a chance to leverage neutral ships for enemy goods, benefiting England.

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Transfer of German steamers to England condemned by critic

The critic argues Congress mishandled the Alaska affair and allowed the transfer of Bremen and Hamburg steamer lines to English control. They warn freights and mails will rise under monopoly and urge voters to hold Congress accountable at the ballot. The speaker condemns Congress for risking national interests and mail carriage.

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Radical Reconstruction in North Carolina Ignites Radical Power

The article condemns Governor Holden and his use of martial law to arrest conservatives under the banner of Reconstruction. It portrays a military court led by Col. Kirk arresting officials, including a sheriff, without lawful grounds. The piece decries carpetbaggers and Radical Republicans driving a “republican form of government” for partisan gain.

North Carolina Holden Col. Kirk Sumner North South Carolina

Numerous odd items lampoon late 19th century life

A string of brief, satirical notices from a 1876 style apaper catalogs diverse items. It notes people and places such as the Lingards at Long Branch Offenbach in vogue and figs thriving in South Carolina. It mentions chicken cholera in Kentucky, a duel in Indianapolis, a physician’s parasol joke and other scattered social curiosities.

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