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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1881

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St. Julien Seeks Maud S. Turf Glory in Detroit

In Detroit today the famed St. Julien aims to beat 2 40 3 4 to win a $3,000 purse for Mr. Hickok. The event centers on the Maud S. rivalry with weather and track conditions cited as key.

Detroit St. Julien Maud S Mr. Hickok

Prosecution Promises for Larroute Operators Stir Talk

The piece notes bold plans by the Administration to prosecute the Larroute operators with Cook hired for a full drive. It argues such rhetoric is common and asks why results are not shown, insisting the public wants to see convictions rather than announcements.

Cook Grant

New York Balf Breeds May Trade Votes for Democratic Support

The Traveller reports New York balf breeds would back a Democrat like Tilden if Democrats back Depew in return. The Post would not support any deal between Republican factions to elect him, even if Tilden were favored.

New York Tilden Depew Post Boston Post Concord N. H New Hampshire Normal School Reform — School Insane Asylum Legislaure Rollins Ofice

The Post Praises New Make-Up After One Formal Protest

The Post reports its new make-up after a week with only one formal protest. It says approvals from the press and constituents are numerous and hearty and claims the change has proven successful beyond expectations.

Post

Time for Hayes to explain Star route conduct

The article argues Hayes should address his inaction on the Star route scandal as Senators Logan and Sherman note pressure from insiders and reformers like Grady Schurz. It recalls political risk before the election and cites Fifth Auditor Ela's rise after openly defying Hayes's civil service order in New Hampshire.

Rutherford B. Hayes Senator Logan James Mr. Hayes Post Office Department Carl Schurz John Sherman Gen. Sherman Blaine Conkling Senate John New Hampshire Ela McGrew Hayes Mr. Hazen M. E. Tutherly First Cavalry University of Vermont State Agricultural College Burlington Cummings Fourth Artillery Sherman Tidball Army of the Potomac Hartford Conn West Point Miltary Academy Milwaukee Grand Haven Mich Lincoln Concord N. H Addison Brown Stanley & Brown New York United States Southern District of Vhe Choate Yantic Key West Prospero Yucatan Gale Sherman Boston Lima Ohio Albany Pennsylvania New York City Syracuse Massachusetts Broadway Proywenoece Journal Mercury Uranus Venus Jupiter Earth Neptune Saturn Uinon Mars Newtune

Cranfield man attacks wife with hatchet in religious altercation

In Crisfield Somerset County Maryland on June 3 Hirjan Sterling in a religious dispute struck his wife with a hatchet, inflicting severe head and neck wounds. His son tried to intervene and escaped with a cut arm. Mrs Sterling is reported dying. The husband is described as possibly insane.

Crisfield Somerset County Hirjan Sterling Sterling Albion Maretha A. Clark New York Sangerville Piscataquis County Maine Castleton Mills Company Ohlen Smith Frank Cunningham Fearing Renfrew & Co Richmond Hanover Streets Philip McRae New York and New England Railroad Boston Flats McRae City Hospital Charlotte Dearter Marioncour Boston Tufts and Sonin Streets Lawrence Inman Allston Boston and Albany Lush Street San Francisco Mayden Heene Songa Gloster Keene Lady Anne Agnes Keene Vilage Aggie Ana Marie Wilhems Kate Morrie Augustine Daly Sdgar Davenport J. T. Raymond B. Rinzgo Chestnut Street Theatre Philadelphia Adele Waters Joseph Mutishy Laura Dainty Reader J. M. Hill Lillian Be Garmo A. S- Peonoyer Avrapoe The Vokes Charles Atwood Collinrs Banker’s Daughter Mre di J-Prior Mme. Majeroni Hoey Aliee Brooks Mary Anderson Weaver J. A. Ring A. Chizzola B. Stadley Panny Davenport John Ince G. Sy Rothmaon Samuel Colville Michael Strozstt Jennie Satterlee Hyde and Bebmran Harry Kennedy Beattley Campbells “Gailey Slave” Company Josepts Whiting A.M. Palmer Agnes Robertser Bousicault Dion Bouweicawit Tee Donahue Supreme Court Chambers Howard Atheneum Mrs. Swain Billy Barry Hugh Fay Beret Cork Weston Sisters Daly Marin Hennessey B. Wakefield Moetie George Herbert Gonley and Chase

Rhode Island Assembly Adjourns After Four Day Session

The General Assembly ended a four day Newport session and will reconvene in January. A local agenda was capped by a resolution inviting French representatives visiting the Yorktown centennial to Rhode Island as guests of the state.

Salem London Saunswick Athletic Association of Bowdoim College Fair Grounds Topsham J. H. Pierce C. W. Plimpton Andrews’ Orchestra of Bangor Providence R.J General Assembly Newport France Yorktown Rhode Island Senate M. Waddington Chamber of Deputies

European Tour Hinted For Milan of Sergia King-Seeded Moves

Prince Milan of Sergia visits Pesih after tours from Hungary to Vienna and Berlin as a possible prelude to kingship. Madrid Gazette to publish royal decree dissolving Cortes and calling elections in August with new Cortes to convene in September. French vet proposes inaculation remedy for the sheep disease charbou. Cape Colony government loan of £2,000,000 oversubscribed. A thousand Chemnitz stocking weavers plan emigration to America.

Milan Sergia Pesih Hungary Vienna Berlin Madrid Cortes Pers Cape Colony Chemnitz Germany America

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