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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1882

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Massachusetts farms and Brooklyn beer sights in old notes

An old column notes Massachusetts farmers average invested capital of 4700 with 44550 farms and 35000 workers. It cites Brooklyn’s 52 breweries producing 4 million kegs yearly. It also mentions Henry Bergh protesting a glove fight, contrasting it with his support for harsher punishments.

Massachusetts Brooklyn

Wall Prayers Spark Selfish Prank and Moral for Politicians

In North Carolina an elderly man praying behind a wall is startled when a younger peer topples the stones. The old man protests that a joke becomes a real plea to God, delivering a sharp poke at politicians and the power of earnest demands.

North Carolina Darky

Bank defaulter in Pittsburg linked to Craft case

A Pittsburg despatch reports John G Craft, cashier of Exchange Bank, defrauded an estimated 50 000 to 100 000 dollars, funded by oil losses. Depositors are reassured and bank remains open. Craft is a Presbyterian deacon with strong local standing. In Chicago, Robert F Richards, Rock Island and Pacific railroad clerk, admitted a about 27 000 thefts. he and his mistress are in Canada, with First National Bank likely a principal loser.

Pittsburg Franklin John G. Craft Exchange Bank Craft Presbyterian Church Chicago Robert F. Richards Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company First National Bank of Chicago First National Bank Richards Canada

Commodore Shufeldt Details Corean Opening Plans

In an interview aboard the steamer Arabic Commodore Shufeldt says the Corean opening was his idea. He explains twice delayed attempts via Japan, then pursued through China as Corea preferred a liberal treaty with the United States and strong anti opium provisions. He notes Li Ming Chang's Shanghai letter spurring Chinese naval reorganization and potential war power needs. He also discusses recall hints at Yokohama and non hostility toward China amid limited American privileges in China.

San Francisco Cal Commodore Shufeldt Corea United States Japan China Iipe Commodore Schufeldt Coreans Schufeidt Yokohama America Li Ming Chang Shanghai Sargent

Senate to take up naval appropriation bill after journal reading

Washington reports that in the senate tomorrow morning the naval appropriation bill will be taken up after the journal reading and continued under the five minute rule until three o clock. A unanimous agreement will then allow votes on all amendments and the bill, aiming to finish the last regular annual appropriation by midweek. The tax and tariff reduction bill is expected to be deferred to next session amid jitters over the river and harbor bill and possible presidential veto.

Washington Senate Journal Arthur Congress House of Representatives Jay Hubbell Krepublicans Biaine New York Sun Republican Congressional Committee Maine Hubbell Frye Reen Dingley Blaine Ucketus Mureb Dr. Ladd Valley of the Penobscot Eugene Hate Capt Bontelle Reed Saratoga N. Y Ascender A. Burnham Thorn Churchill & Johnson S' Bender Thora Ada Glenn Fime Frankie B Liatanaly Checkmate Bob Plunkett Fellow Play Plunkett Daly Kitty Clark Raer Baily Postguard Trouble Charlewayne Blanchard Everthing Beacon Park D. H. Blanchard Black Cloud J. B. Thomas Forrest Patehen Captain Emmets William B Pickat Nota J.P. Morris Laay Rolfe Fred Doulass Potada Fanny Witherspoon Jerome Kay Mattie Graham Oe Kate Tay Capest Minpie LMG Lone Branch N. J Yorkshire Corsair Queen Marc Antony Wyoming Macbeth Giraffa Duplex Priam Brighton Beach Hickory Jim Hotachinie Ida B. George Kenney Wakefield Alsie Malise Traveller Smoothwater Delaware South Weymouth Mass Weymouth Commercial Boy Seth Reckards Fannie T R. D. Thompson Nantasket Thomas Riley New York Florence Mahoney Newport R. L Pacific House Gun Rock Mahoney Riley Mahoney Agai Newport House

Minnesotas Dunnell Loses renomination bid in six term career

Speers dispatch reports Mark H Dunnell representative of Minnesota's first district defeated for renomination after six terms in Congress. The article links his salary grab despatch to public scrutiny and notes Dunnell's role on the whiskey bill, Windoms countercharges, and Dunnell's aim to defeat Windom for the Senate while asserting Iowa supports free trade.

Speers Boston Post Wasasteron Mark H. Dunnell Minnesota Congress Dunnell Windom Dannell Internal Revenus Dunonelis Dunwell Senate Dunoell First John D. White Kentucky Ways and Means Committee Iowa

Maine News Summary of a Saturday Shooting and Ailing Dove

Telephonic lines opened to Rangeley lakes via Phillips on Saturday. Frank A. Smith of Medford Massachusetts, a Harvard student about 23, was shot in the government grounds at Port Portman by Sergeant Dennis Kelly. the 37 caliber bullet was extracted and he is reported doing well. At Lewiston St Joseph's organ, a dove flew into a large 16 foot pipe, causing fluttering before being released after the pipe was removed.

Congress Massachusetts Sixth Congressional District Mr. Davis Lynn Lodge Nabant Converse Malden Davis Europe Saugus Marblehead Chelsea Nahent Tuere Lawrence Alfred Moore Moore Workingmen’s Party Greenback Party Frank Hussy Greenback Club Rangeley Lakes Phillips Frank A. Smith Medford Mass Harvard College Lleigh Port Popttam Sergt Dennis Kelly St. Joseph’s Church Lewiston

Fiery accident and violent assault shock Nashua area

Mrs John White aged 2k living on Ledge Street Nashua was badly burned when a kerosene stove exploded while she held a cap and a lit match. She leaped from an open window to escape flames, suffering severe burns. Merrill Hanson of Rollinsford attacked his wife causing a house and outbuildings fire worth 1500 dollars with no insurance. A warrant issued and Deputy Sheriff Nowell pursues Hanson.

John White Ledge Street Nashua Merrill Hanson Rollinsford Dover Great Falls Salmon Falls Hanson Nowell Salmon Fails New York Gadge Waight Supreme Court Samuel O’ Breight Middletown Mooney White O’ Breight Justice Power O’breight

Major Block Fire Destroys Four Tchoupitoulas St Buildings

A fire at Nos 61 63 65 and 67 Tchoupitoulas Street in New Orleans destroyed wholesale firms J P Comours Co and John Melson Co, a cigar factory Hernsheim Brothers and the Paschal & Co grocery, plus Garrazin tobacco works. Loss set at 150000, with Poydras Orphan Asylum properties also burned. A separate small Lynn fire damaged an unfinished wooden building at Munroe and Central. origin suspected incendiary.

New Orleans Tchoupitoulas Street J. P. Comours & Co John Melson & Co Hernsheim & Brothers G. Paschal & Co Cratch J. P. Garrazin Poydras Orphan Asylum Lynn James N. Pike Munroe Street Central Avenue Mary Teevan Lenox Street City Hospital

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