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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1882

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Edward Atkinson Tribute and Election Echoes

The Atlanta Constitution honors Edward Atkinson noting his paradoxes and wit. Oregon voting next Monday. anti Chinese bill risks party fate. Holyoke debate over rum town status and fair counts. Democratic triumphs mocked by editors while aging papers boast long histories. Observations on Speaker Keifer, Robeson Keifer votes, and Maryland libel rulings highlight press clashes with politics.

Oregon

Insurrection Leader Reaches Dongola Soudan Campaign

Constantinople dispatch reports a major uprising in Egyptian Soudan led by a prophet at the head of a large army. He captures Dongola Taka Kondotan Darfoer Senvaar and massacres 1100 residents forcing European inhabitants to convert to Islam under threat of death. The revolt spreads further.

Soudan Constantinople Dongola Dongula Taka Kondotan Darfoer Senvaar

Boston and Bangor Steamship officers appear in formal blue uniforms

Mrs. Mary O'Brien widow of Edward O'Brien of Thomaston is reported very feeble. Io fell from bed last week and cut scalp severely. Eastern normal class graduation at Castine with 29 students. salutatory by John R. Dunton, class history Mabel Simmons, poem Adelina Geery, prophecy William Brady, valedictory Sidney Hodge. Attendance slim due to weather.

Boston and Bangor Steamship Company Mary O’brien Edward O’ Brien Thomaston Castine John RB. Dunton Scarsmont Mabel Simmons Stockton Adelina M. Geery South Thomaston William A. Brady Enfield Sidney F. Hodge North Dixmoor

Local incidents and city notices from Exeter to Nashua

Mr Pearson of Epping was thrown from his carriage at the Exeter depot as his horse reared. his left leg broken. Portsmouth mayors and aldermen approve the current year budget of 125,693.24 amid a six week deadlock. A man calling himself Frank Weymouth, staying two days in Portsmouth, confessed to hiring two teams in Lawrence Massachusetts and Marblehead under false names, earning 150 total. Found on him were 52 dollars cash two watch chains and plated knives. Nashua Manufacturing officers elected include Directors John A. Burnham Boston J Ingersoll Bowditch Boston Edward Spalding Nashua James S Amory Boston Chas A Cotting Boston Frederic Amory Boston treasurer Webster P Hussy Nashua. Jackson Company elected Directors John A Burnham Boston J Ingersoll Bowditch Boston James S Amory Boston Edward Spalding Nashua Chas A Cotting Boston treasurer Frederic Amory clerk Edward M Temple Nashua.

Pearson of Epping Exeter Portsmouth Frank Weymouth Nashua Manufacturing Company Nashua John A. Burnham Boston J. Ingersoll Bowditch Edward Spalding James 8. Amory Chas A. Cotting Frederick Amory Webster P. Hussy Jackson Company James S. Amory Chas. A. Cotting Frederic Amory Edward M. Temple N. H New England Concord Lowell Worcester Acton Rochester Wilton Keene Roads Nasima Reacer R. A. Maxdela W. D. Cadwell Vale Mills B. Saunders Nashua Iron and Steel Company M. A. Herrick Simmons Bostop Nashua Lock Company Nashua Lion Foundry Charles Williams George H. Whitney Swain Undertill Edge Tool Company Jeshua Co-operative Iron Foundry Maj. T G. W. Davis Rollins J. J. Crawford Fiath & Co Thiseay Eaton & Ayer Fletcher and Webster Furniture Company Nashua Novelty Works J. M. Fletcher White Mountain Freezer Company Proctor Bros. & Co Cross &Tolles S. J. Fox & Co Roger W. Porter Gregg & Son Nashua Card and Glazed Paper Company Manchester West Henniker Fitchburg Mass Francistown Williams & C O Thhis New Hampshire K. B. Powers Quincy S. Arthur Bent Boston School Board First Congregational Pilgrim Church Indian Head Frank A. McKean First National J. A. Spaulding Capital Second National F. A. Eaton Nashua Savings Bank W. W. Batley W.C. Gilmen Willard Tremont Luton The Telegraph and Gazette Orren C. Moore B. B F. B. Whittemore Weekly Gazette William Batterfield New Hampshire Patriot Daily Gazette Daily Telegraph Supreme Court Hillsborough County A. F. Sevens George Y A. W. Sawyer United States Charles H. Burns William W. Bailey Merrimack Concord Railroad

Postmaster Cards Planned to Conceal Messages Under Bill

Senator Ferry reported favorably a bill to issue postal cards with a flexible cover at one cent including postage. The cards to conceal the message and weigh no more than a quarter ounce may improve postal revenues. The House then spent the day on contested election cases, including Bisbee versus Finley in Florida and Lowe versus Wheeler in Alabama, amid parliamentary clashes.

Washington Ferry Committee On Post Offices and Post House Bisbee Finley Second Florida Lowe Wheeler Eighth Alabama Messrs Kenna and Cox New York Mr. Page California Mr. Cox

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