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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1874

Page

6

Bengal Famine Fears Subside With Relative Relief Seen

Early apprehensions of a severe Bengal famine gave way to cautious optimism as three months pass. London Times reports a milder mortality than the 1866 outbreak. Orissa deaths were far higher then. Energy from the home government kept starvation and disease in check, but the final half of the famine may still prove most deadly.

Bengal London Times Orissa London

Ledru Rollin Returns as Voice of the Left in Chamber

For the first time in over twenty years Ledru Rollin reemerges in the French Chamber with the forceful oratory and revolutionary zeal of 1848. Once a leading figure, he inspired agitation during February and the Hotel de Ville era and now leads the extreme Left amid renewed turbulence.

Ledru Rollin Cremieux Louis Blanc Palais Bourbon Seine Lamartine Albert Hotel de Ville Danton Canton Second Republic Ledru Robin Louis Napoleon Cavaignac Orsini Napoleon III

Crime in New York State Allegiances and Prison Totals

The report from the New York Prison Association cites 3040 convicts in three state prisons plus 96 in the Asylum for Criminal Insane and 2600 in six penitentiaries, with more in local jails, totaling over 6000 confined. It notes 12 percent of U S criminals are imprisoned, while New York brings 25 percent to justice, and estimates losses from crime at 24 to 36 million dollars, urging renewed reform efforts.

New York Prison Association Asylum For Criminal Insane International Prison Congress Bettenger United States New York Evening Post Boston

Unjust proposed tax on sales of gold and securities

The piece argues against a proposed tax on sales of gold, bonds, and securities as oppressive and unfair. It condemns targeting brokerage, warns of intrusive reporting, informer culture, and heightened government burdens on a single business, urging brokers to oppose such encroachment.

Congress

Congress to adjourn in two weeks under expectant bills

The two House and Senate may adjourn by the twenty second of this month. The Tariff and Steamboat bills could pass, Geneva Award likely to refer to next session, a bankrupt bill may arise, and a District of Columbia government change is expected. The Forty third Congress may be praised for closing clarity and potential reforms.

House Washington New York Journal of Commerce Congress District of Columbia

Scrope and The Lost Library Nearing Finale

A literary roundup notes Mr Perkins's Scrope or the Lost Library nearing its end with the final chapter due next month. The Fatalist by Turgenieff concludes, while Scrape impresses, and A Leaf from a Journal recalls life in France forty years ago.

Mr Perkins Turgenieff Mryrwhitt France W. H. Hinckley J. H. Temple Marseilles Martineau Leonard Bacon New Haven

Pilgrimages and Faraday Cable Ship Highlight Atlantic News

A Faraday sailing from Gravesend to lay the Atlantic cable draws attention as the first vessel built for cable laying. The route includes New Hampshire, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Ireland to complete the link by August. Also noted are violent incidents in Arkansas and a large Catholic pilgrimage to a Maryland shrine, plus a Baltimore will revealing gifts to the Aged Men's Home and Humane Society.

Europe Whitemarsh Prince Georges County Maryland America Lourdes Loretto Washington Baltimore United States London Times Faraday Gravesend New Hampshire Rye Beach Nova Scotia Newfoundland England Ireland Direct United States Cable Company France Germany Belgium Baltimore American Israel Atkinson Israel Silver Atkinson Ellicott’s Mills Richmond Mary Bowles Methodist Episcopal Church Ann P. Atkinson Baltimore Humane Society and Aged Women’s Home

Law School Alumni Honor Roll and Revival at Boston University

The second year closes as the Law School reveals its ... graduates with residencies in Boston and nearby cities. The first alumni reunion at 18 Beacon Street features toasts by Warren Bennett Thomas Russell Bigelow and others. Dean Hillard returns after illness as the school reports eighty one members this year and expanding prospects with women welcome and broader curriculum.

George Sumper Forbush Boston Edwin J Thomas Charles Theodore Russell M. M. Bigelow Geo Hillard Liberia Japan

Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society Session Restart

The Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society resumed at the Revere House with Dr H D Jillson of Fitchburg as president presiding. Drs Aldrich Stowe Dickens and Gerald delivered essays and the annual address was given followed by a banquet and speeches.

Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society Revere House H. D. Jillson Fitchburg

Senate Debates Hoosac Tunnel Plan and Rail Policy

The June 5 1874 session saw committees appointed on the Anderson School of Natural History bill and on associations for religious charitable and educational purposes. Debate over the Hoosac Tunnel bill focused on single versus multiple heads of management and state control, with proponents arguing for broad access and rivals warning of political entanglements and cost.

Senate Anderson School of Natural History Messrs Bailey Middlesex Washburn Suffolk Bacon Issex Messrs Norcross and Verry Worcester Aiken Franklin

State House Debates Vote on Police Abolition and Tax Reforms

The House debated Governor vetoes on the State Police abolition and on tax law revisions. A two-thirds majority defeated the police bill after extensive floor voting, with amendments and reconsideration moves by multiple members. Adjournment followed discussions of real estate transfers and public notices across Boston and surrounding towns.

Senate Fuil Yeas Yvas—Adams William A Adams John Q Athy Bailey Banister Barry Bartholmesz Bassett Bigelow Bishop Billings Samuel P Blaney Blinn Blood Blunt Boise Bonner Bosworth Britton Butterworth Bunton Clatur Codman Collins Connell Couch Crocker Cummings Joan A Cushing Dacey Davis Curtis Davos Derby Dickinson Eldridge Estabrook Fitzgerald John E Thomas F Frost Gates Thomas Asahel Gay Gibson Gleason Gove Granger Gray Hale Haskins Horace Haskell Hayes Haynes Heath Higginbottom Hill James E Hodges Hollis Hawes David P Hughes Hull Edward G Johnson Edward J Jonathan Jones George W Judd Kelley Kimball Moses Eben Kingsley Knox Lamb Little Lovering Manny Mason Albert McCleave Morss Morton Murray Nobie Nutting Olney Osgood Palmer Parker James 0 Perkins Phelps Phillips Smith R Pope Pratt Henry L Reade Richardson Rice Robinson George D Rust Savage Seaver Shaw George A Charles L Smith Joshua B Rufus Stearns Ezra Stebbins Sweeney Tait Thurston Wells Wellington Williams Moses Jr James B Wiley Nays Sanford W Brayton Buttum Carr Chapman Cheney Clark Alice C Francis E Cole Currier Joan Cushman Fairbanks George O John B Field Fisher Fiske Fitz George S Gilbert Ginnodo Goodspeed Goss Hall Nahum Hallett Harris John F House Howard Howes Andrew Hurlburt Hutchinson Jenkins Killam Lay Lewis Daniel J Lincoln Lombard Loud Loring Edward P Low Lucas Lyman Mayhew Horace H Merritt Montague Moors Nelson Noyes Orcutt Wm. C., Jr Reed - Franklin Philip H Roundy Sanger Sawtell Shortie Slade Sleeper Abraham H Smalley Sprague Southworth Richard Tarr Tyler Boston Lawrence Fitchburg Bell Brown Coveney John Erastus Willard Lyon Porter Rich Lawin A. H Wheaton

Supreme Judicial Court Divorces Heard June 5

The Supreme Judicial Court met on June 5 before Judge Endicott, with divorces the sole matters on the docket.

Supreme Judicial Court

Writs and Civil Actions Before Judge Pitman

Dockets include Elias Warshauer vs Mary E. Jones et al for entry to recover 474 feet on Warren place with heirs of Mary V. Randall claiming by deed or prescription. Verdict for demandant. A. P. Richmond vs R. B. Dodge replevin over a milkman's team mortgaged and attached. verdict for plaintiff. Mary A. Stevens vs Harvey T. Litchfield seeks 90 dollars for nine weeks wages. trial pending. New entries of January term 1874 to be taken up June 15 if no bona fide defence.

Elias Warshauer Mary E. Jones Warren Place Mary V. Randall C.R. Train W. E. Colburn N. Morse W.E. L. Dilloway A. P. Richmond R. B. Dodge Replevinsult Charlestown W. Bragg C. J. Noyes Mary A. Stevens Harvey T. Litchfeld E. H. Pierce H. W. Shedon

Lawsuit over forged note in Bradford case proceeds

Superior Court Second Session on June 5 before Judge Bacon. Chas F Blandin sues Wm A Kimball executor of David Kimball of Bradford. Suit on a note for 875. plaintiff discounted the note for a day with payee giving 3800. Maker and payee died before maturity. defense claims forgery. Trial underway.

Chas. F. Blandin Wm. A. Kimball David Kimball Bradford W. B. Gale Hi. Carter

Jones brothers charged with forging trade mark in court

In this Court, yesterday, Frank and Edward Jones were charged with forging the Porous Plaster Company's trade mark to a lot of rubber goods. They were each held in $2000 for trial on the 10th inst. Barry Sullivan, for stealing $11 from John Gillis, was sent to the House of Correction for the term of six months. Thomas Kerr, for stealing an umbrella, paid $10 and costs. Mary Patterson, charged with stealing a quantity of clothing from Kate Carlen, waived an examination and was held in $500 for trial upstairs.

Frank Edward Jones Lnst Barry Sullivan John Gillis House of Correction Thomas Kerr Mary Patterson Kate Carlen

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