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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1868

Page

2

Post Mortem Evidence Deepens Suspicion on Andrews

A Plymouth post mortem on Cornelius Holmes in Kingston found skull fractures and scalp tearing from heavy blows. Doctors conclude death was from violence, not a fit. Additional evidence strengthens suspicions against Andrewes, who is jailed in the county facility.

Plymouth Mass Cornelius Holmes Kingston Ienry J. Bigelow Boston Charles B. Porter le Baron Russell Jones Jackson Andrews

Grant letter accepting National Union nomination

General Grant formally accepts the National Union Republican Convention nomination dated May 21. He praises the convention's wisdom and patriotism, pledges to administer laws faithfully with economy, seeks peace and prosperity, and respects the will of the people amid changing issues. He closes with Let us have peace.

Washington, D.C Grex Joseph R. Hawey National Union Repollican National Union Republican Convention United States U. S. Grant

Colfax Replies to Nomination by Chicago Convention

Speaker Colfax answers the committee announcing his nomination by the Chicago Convention. He confirms his acceptance and expresses appreciation for the honor while indicating readiness to fulfill duties if chosen.

Gen. Grant Colfax Chicago Wasuncrox

Republicans Meet in Washington Caucus on Tax Bill

About seventy members attended the Republican caucus in Washington. Propositions debated whether the House should limit review to two sections of the tax bill or take up the entire measure. All resolutions were tabled as unfair to shaping legislation in a party caucus. No vote or adjournment date set. likely session through July 15 with hopes to close earlier. General sentiment favored whiskey tax reduction.

Waseixotos Kansas Harlan Secretary of the Interior Senate House Treasury Department Gen. Schofield Johnson Adjt Gen. Thomas War Department Gen. Townsend Gen. Grant Stoneman First Military District Washington Gen. Adams Smythe Ways and Means Committee Capitol Wooley Schofield Army Accurdace Butler Treasury Col. Wooley Messrs Butler and Bingham Sheridan Hey Taurlow Weed Astor House Weed Pomeroy Bingham Burlingame Metropolitan Hotel Secretary of State Wasmxetox Stanton Hendricks Edmunds Morton Howard Fessenden Otero North Carolina Lincoln Howard and Yates Gen Grant Buckalow Henderson Thayer Trumbull Chase Ross Fowler Sherman Williams Arkansas Messrs Drake Drake Missouri Howe Congress Messrs Doolittle Doolittle Frelinghuysen Ferry Pennsylvania Secretary of War John A. Bingham B. F. Butler Jeff. Davis United States Morgan Ream Cobb van Trump Ohio Mount Vernon Post Office Committee Beck Kentucky Wm. D. Chipley Columbus Kelley Kerr Indiana Judiciary Committee District of Columbia Holman Eldridge Schenck Secretary of the Treasury Committee On Ways and Means Poland Vermont Washburne Donnelly

Deutschland Arrives as City of Washington Also Reports In

Southampton reports the steamer Deutschland arrival while Queenstown notes the City of Washington from New York May 19. Denmark line continues to New York with the Denmark sailing for Lisbon via multiple ports.

Southampton Deutschland Queenstown City of Washington New Yeamship Denmark New York

Earthquakes Rattle West and Nevada Causing Panic

Two heavy shocks hit Sacramento and surrounding areas on Saturday night, with intense shaking reported in Nevada and at Fort Churchill and Virginia City. Miners feared a cave as Savage Silver Mines pumps stopped. Several other items include a fund tax update in New York, a Westfield minister’s death, and a fatal Philadelphia store collapse burying laborers.

Sacramento San Francisco Nevada Fort Churchill Virginia City Savage Fletcher Missouri McCoole New York Edwin Downer Presbyterian Church Westfield N. Y George P. Douglass Internal Revenue Inspector Texas Galveston Marshal Byrne Wilmot New Brunswick Saratoga Union Hotel Julius Weber Frank Lyon Reading Lyon Philadelphia

Horrs New Store and Local Memoranda on Goods

Horrs New Store at 28 Bromfield street draws attention as a premier clothier with a reputation for quality garments. Also notes on Speer’s Standard Wine Bitters, and upcoming art and bridge exhibits by Leonard & Co. plus Solid Lever Bridge Company models. May advertise Bay of St. Louis flour and electro tapestry carpet deals at local outlets.

Horr Huff Bromfield Street F.M. Buff Call & Tuttle Speer’s Tuta&s Messrs Leonard & Co Messrs Viti Bros Leonard & Co Solid Lever Congress Street Bay of St. Louis Flour Co Charlestown Street New Carpet Joan J. Peasley & Co Washington Street Freor Om Joan J. Peastey & Co James Murray Lowe & CO State Street Statia Duncan, Sherman & Co Bannekers Cor Pine & Nassau Streets California Europe Dwight, Richardson & CO Bank Union Pacific Railway Co Eastern Division Philadelphia Union Pacific Railway Company Dabney, Morgan & CO Exchange Place New York WM. J. Palmer

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