Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Jun 3, 1880, p. 2

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Fragmentary text lists brands and firms such as Best & Belcher and Boston Consolidated with scattered place names California Virginia Crown Pont Eureka but the data is garbled and lacks a coherent event or facts to summarize clearly.

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Delegates Report From Grant Blaine Edmunds Race In Conventions

A June 2 meeting of about 357 Grant delegates signals strong support for Grant with first ballot counts near 300 plus for Blaine and Sherman. Utah and Louisiana contest notices arise as committees form on credentials rules and organization while a recess is set for 11 am tomorrow to continue proceedings.

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War Department Congress Army Frederick D. Grant Fred. Grant Grant Gen. Grant CuicaGo Blaine Edmunds Cessna Pennsylvania Indiana Harrison Sherman Kentucky E. C. Hubbard Committee On Resolutions Edward Pierrepont Emery Storrs Chicago

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National Republican Convention Opens in Chicago Exhibition Hall

The Exhibition building on the lake shore hosts the National Republican Convention with delegates filing in as banners and portraits of Lincoln Washington and Chandler decorate the interior. Senator Hoar appears as a prominent delegate amid cheers while Lord Roscoe garners admiration from the New York delegation. Cameron opens with a call for strong, principled candidates and unity to advance America's leadership in world affairs.

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Chicago Lake Shore Abraham Lincoln Washington Stege Chandler Taki Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Arizona Nebraska Nevada District of Columbia Missouri Misissippi Massachusetts Lord Roscoe New York Cameron Republican Party Hoar

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Committee Sessions Set Dates and Leaders in Senate

The Credentials committee organized this afternoon and adjourned to 6 PM. B F Tracy of New York was initially nominated as chairman but Conger of Michigan was substituted. Fessenden of Massachusetts was named secretary. Rules and Order of Business elected Garfield as chairman Chase of Rhode Island as secretary and appointed a sub committee to draft rules for 9 AM tomorrow. Resolutions committee elected Pierrepont of New York as chairman Edwards of Nevada as secretary. Delegates from the National Women’s Suffrage Convention spoke in favor of including Women’s Suffrage in the national platform.

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John H. Roberts Illinois Vu. L. McGee Charles W. Clisvy Alabama J. O. Broadhead Missouri Eugene Davis New York Hale Maine Ala ‘Ans Benjamin S. Turner Arkansas O. P N3der Califorpia J. 4. Mansfield Colorado J. A. Ellet Connecticut John M. Douglass Delaware Christian Febiger Florida B. Z. Shipman Georgia Madgan Devis Linoi Richard Whiting Iidiana J.J. Toad Towa Johan W. Suarv Kansas S. S. Benedier Kentucky Morris Hutchins Louisiana Main G. Downs Maryland Charler. Westcoat Massachusetts Willam S. Hopkins Michigan E. C Watkins Minnesota J. W. Daniels Mississipi James Hill Luther Stavens Neuraska W. L. Bierboner Nevada Strether New Hieadshire W. Hale New Jersey James Go Sill Henry R. Pierson North Carolina B. Barringer Ohio Alphonso Hast Oregon J. Lt. Chandler Kk. F. Dreke Mississippi H.C. Carer C. B. Rogers Nebraska J. L. Mitchell Nevana W.W. Bishop New Hampshire J. G. Sturgis C. H. Linpickson G. H. Sharpe Nerth Carolioa O. B H. Blocker James A. Garfeld Ireland Pennsylvania W. H. Armstrong Rhode Island T. W. Chase South Carolina CA. M. Wilde Tennessee J. M. Cordell Texas William Chambers Vermont J. B. Mead Virginia W. RK. Watkins West Virginia A. C. Moore Wisconsin A.J. Turner Arizona W.J Oer C. R. Godman H. D. Conger KE. M. Sabin F.M. Libby H. K. Haven N. W. Pasenger M. D. Foley W.E. Chadler W.robbins F. Tracy G.W. Price W.M. Bateman Orezon John &. Michell Pennsyivaras John Cessna John B. Sanborn South Carohog Willon N. Taft J. M. Toornburgh Ed. Sandereon Rooe, McCormick Dakota Porter Warner District of Columba Sayles J. Bowen Idaho George L. Shoup Montana Henry M. Blake New Mexico William Brewden Utah Washington Territory T. S. Minor Wyoming W. A. Carter Kreolutions:—Alabama, Wiliam Youngblood; Arkansas, H. 5. Holland California D. S. Payne Colorago Amos Steck H. C. Robinson Levi G. Clark F.C. Iumphries A. BH. Buck Illnois A. Stairs Indiana George W. Bridley Iowa George G. Perkins Vagas R. R. W. Perkins A. T. Wood Joseph V. Queries Auzora J. Vovurg J. McCoy District of Columbia Joan F. Cook Jones W. Brown Robert K. Fisk W.L Ryveson Presley Denny Washington Thomas H. Brents Frye Coukling National Committee Conkling McCormick Committee On Henderson Llhinoss Warmoth Sherman House James ‘l’. Rapier Fourth Congressional District Hillard Warner William Smith Grant A. Bingham R. A. Mosell, Jr Bingham Mosely Smith Chandler Gen. Tracy Tracy Heartoe George Hoer Riper Fourth Rhone Island Hinds B. F. Tracy Conger Fessenden Sesson James A. Garfield Thomas W. Chase Lewellyn Powers Robert M. Morse, Jr Mass BE. F. Drake Minn H. C. Carter George H. Sharpe A. J. Turner Norrow Edward Pierrepont J. D. Edwards

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Turbulent Republican crowds flood Chicago during nominating scramble

A Chicago Despatch to the New York Sun describes a city overrun by fifty thousand strangers in alleys lobbies and hotels as flags fly and bands play. Rumors flourish while Blaine and Grant supporters clash and banter. a notable incident at the Grand Pacific Hotel shows a Grant leader intoxicated and raving yet the Grant faction remains confident of a first ballot nomination according to the Inter Ocean and senators Conkling and Cameron.

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Chicago New York Sun Grant Blane Lerman Blaine Glee Clubs Sherman Blaine Boston Herald Grand Pacific Hotel Massachusetts Grant Organ Inter-Ocean Conkling Committee On Credentials Cameron Edmunds Boston Journal Alabama Connecticut

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New Telegraph Contracts and Cotton Exchange Totals

New contracts give American Union Telegraph access along lines of Pennsylvania and Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis for twenty years with equal terms for Western Union. Cotton Exchange reports 86 728 200 bales export 155 594 spinning 169 202 speculation 14 525 transit and 1 150 deliveries, plus weekly mill shipments and 206 800 base contract deliveries.

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Fire damages homes across New England towns

Fire in Bethlehem New Hampshire damaged Elm cottage on Main Street owned by Wm O Simpson with loss $3 590. Caleb Bowles was badly hurt. Wm Mecfintire suffered severe wound and leg injury. Weaker fires in Gardner Worcester and Greenwich caused additional losses but limited by rain and firefighting efforts.

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Littleton N. H Main Street Bethlehem Wm. O. Simpson Caleb Bowles Wm. A Gardner George A. Jackson Crystal Lake Hotel E. E. Hinds Jackson Hinds Troy

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Train Collision Near Gilead Wrecks Several Cars

A collision occurred on the Bee Line road near Gilead early this morning between a split freight train section and a westbound passenger train. Several cars are reported badly wrecked. Harry Bean of Cleveland sustaining significant injuries while Charles Goocin of Cincinnati, the express messenger, is slightly injured.

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House completes deficiency bill amid silver vote losses

In Washington on June 2 the House finished the deficiency appropriation bill in committee. Amendments on silver were defeated, including payrolls in silver and Field's repeal of the silver dollar law. Bland's proposal to pay salaries in silver failed 11 to 55. A judiciary section to partially repeal federal election laws remained, while a $650,000 marshal budget limit was dropped as a compromise. House Ways and Means aims for adjournment by June 10. A Boston death by self-inflicted gunshot followed a local surveying trip. Boston officials plan to invite the President to Boston’s 250th birthday celebration in September.

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Senate Passes River and Harbor Appropriation Bill after Amendments

The Senate disposed of the River and Harbor Appropriation Bill. An amendment by Mr. Morgan to cap total spending at 5,015,060 was rejected 18 to 33. The bill passed 36 yeas to 13 nays after a dispute over reducing Illinois river funding. a separate $400,000 request for Lan dgrant company payments was referred for consideration. The session then moved to executive closure.

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Debates Over Silver Vault Funding and Policy Reflections

Washington report notes House debate on a 20000 pound appropriation to expand Treasury vaults for silver coin and bullion, with amendments on debt payments and silver certificate circulation. Also covered are the Ponca removal issue, a proposed Consular Court inquiry, and various Senate actions including nominations and ministerial postings.

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Famine in Kurdistan Arrears Urgent Relief Plea

A telegraph warns 40,000 people in Kurdistan Armenia and Western Persia must be fed for two months to stay alive. Funds are sought to procure grain at Mooush as 138 die at Bashkaleh and 107 die at Alashgerd. Reports note rising tension in Scutari and Albania with potential conflict if not controlled.

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London Kurdistan Armenia Persia Mooush Bashkaleh Alashgerd Bucharest The Times Turkey Scutari Boses Albania Muhammedan Atalanta the Times Paris Prince Imperial Jerome Napoleon Mathilde Joachumand Louis Murat

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Murder on Baltimore vessel ends in double death

Norfolk reports a grim aboard the schooner Mignonette bound from Georgetown to Richmond. Captain Milton Frank is dead, mate William W. Selby survives with head wounds after a brutal assault by George Thompson a large colored crewman. Thompson escaped and is not yet arrested.

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Luke Mate Norfolk Wm. W. Selby Wicomico Lid Milton Frank Baltimore Georgetown Richmond James River Frank Selby William Gay Staman George Thompson United States Thompson Matthews County

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Banker Pratt Overcomes Liabilities at Whitney's Point

Binghamton New Jersey June 2 O J Pratt a private banker at Whitney s Point failed to duy. Liabilities 385000 to 40000 It is thought that his assets in good paper and unincumbered real estate will more than equal his liabilities.

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Democratic State Convention nominates Churchill for Governor

In Little Rock Arkansas on June 2 the Democratic State Convention nominated Churchill for Governor on the sixth ballot. The convention adjourned until tomorrow at nine o'clock.

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Little Rock Ark Churchill

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Hunter Mauled by She Bear in Montana Wilderness

Hannibal Roe, famed Montana hunter, was attacked by a large she bear while trekking toward Wolf Creek Station. The bear ripped scalp, shoulder, arm, side, and hip as Roe feigned death, then escaped with cubs. He survived with severe injuries and was brought to St. John’s Hospital for care.

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Horses in Paris Omnibus Service Learn Work Pace and Costs

A Paris Omnibus Company report details how horses enter service at five years, first learn street noise with a schoolmaster horse, and gradually build up to full work after five to six months. Omnibuses carry twenty eight passengers, weigh about four tons full, average five miles per hour including stops, with horse prices from 225 to 275 dollars.

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Paris Omnibus Company

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Drowning at Bondiville and Vermont news roundup

Charles Douglass drowned near Bondiville Vermont after a boat upset. West Springfield Massachusetts valued at $2 623 223 with a tax rate of 10 per 3600. Rev William Johnson died at 77 after long pastorate in Newport Rhode Island. Westfield Massachusetts industry slow with short time work. Lawrence Massachusetts Fourth of July committee urges $1 000 city appropriation. Nelson Barnes Granby New Brunswick fell from chair. Mrs Mary Avis Sherman of West Randolph Vermont died at 102. Laconia New Hampshire couple Robison celebrate 60 years. Portsmouth butter markets steady. John Hoyt Portsmouth NH assaults wife. in custody. Two Huckins children Rumney New Hampshire die likely from poison berries. Rev Charles E Ward returns to Free Baptist, accepted Rye Advent Church pastorate at London. Manchester New Hampshire to fund $60 000 iron bridge. injunction halted. New route to Bemis Stream Lake Mooselucimagune opens from Portland.

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New York Central and Hudson River Board Elects Directors

In Albany on June 2 the annual NY Central and Hudson River Railroad election chose directors for 71 million dollars in stock. Named were Wm H Vanderbilt C Vanderbilt W K Vanderbilt EF Vanderbilt Augustus Schell S F Barger J H Rutter J P Morgan Cyrus W Field Solon Humphrey Chester W Chapin J Allen Jr.

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Albany New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Wm.h. Vanderbilt C. Vanderbilt W. K. Vanderbult EF. W. Vanderbilt Augustus Schell S. F. Barger J. H. Rutter J. P. Morgan Cyrus W. Field Solon Humphrey New York Chester W. Chapin Barrow Newburgh Erie Newburgh, Dutchess & Connecticut Railroad Connecticut Western New England Hartford Cheshire Railroad Keene, N. H Monadauck Wm. A. Russell Edward C. Thayer Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Canada Southern St. Thomas Ont Canada Southern Railway Co

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Delegates Report From Grant Blaine Edmunds Race In Conventions

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National Republican Convention Opens in Chicago Exhibition Hall

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Committee Sessions Set Dates and Leaders in Senate

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Turbulent Republican crowds flood Chicago during nominating scramble

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New Telegraph Contracts and Cotton Exchange Totals

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Fire damages homes across New England towns

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Train Collision Near Gilead Wrecks Several Cars

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House completes deficiency bill amid silver vote losses

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Senate Passes River and Harbor Appropriation Bill after Amendments

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Debates Over Silver Vault Funding and Policy Reflections

Famine in Kurdistan Arrears Urgent Relief Plea

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Murder on Baltimore vessel ends in double death

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Banker Pratt Overcomes Liabilities at Whitney's Point

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Democratic State Convention nominates Churchill for Governor

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Hunter Mauled by She Bear in Montana Wilderness

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Horses in Paris Omnibus Service Learn Work Pace and Costs

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