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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1881

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Civilian office seekers seek army commissions

The piece laments civilians seeking military ranks as it notes hundreds apply daily but criticizes promises of no army appointments from civil life this year or for years. It argues peace urges a small army and suggests selling commissions as in England if civilians gain entry.

England

Battle of the telegraphs could reshape nationwide links

A new project with 25 million dollars aims to rival the Western Union network by building telegraphic connections across the country. If Cyrus W Field’s plan to cut ocean telegraphy to six cents a word succeeds, a vibrant transatlantic exchange of ideas would emerge between old and new world shores.

Western Union Cyrus W. Field

Population growth fuels a coming world fair in 1890 Boston

The piece highlights rapid U S population and industry expansion. It cites Robert P Porter and the International Review noting America’s cities surpassing all but Britain and Russia since 1880 and predicts Boston’s rising prominence and potential for a world’s fair in 1890.

Robert P. Porter The International Review Great Britain Russia America Boston

Aldermen empower lease of old state house to Maverick Bank

The aldermen gave its committee full power to lease the old state house likely to- be occupied by Maverick Bank on terms proposed by President Potter. The city may gain higher annual income and avoid restoration costs while improvements are covered by the lease. The paper hopes the committee does not overstep and risk worse terms.

Sewall Place Spring Lane Hugeone B. Hagar City Hospital East Boston Boston Common OLD State House Minority Report Majority Report A. A. Marcus City Hall Washington Street Eli Fernald Curtis Committee On Public Buildings O’brien Cty Whitten Maverick Board of Registrars of Voters Hersey Maverick Bank Woolley Slade

Revival of Roger Tichborne case surfaces in San Francisco

The piece notes renewed interest in the long running Tichborne claim with new figures and a possible public interest revival in San Francisco. It references Arthur Orton and prior sensationalism, suggesting the case may reemerge as a public spectacle and legal matter.

Star Route Scandals Stir Government Officials Speak Openly

Washington reports the star route investigation and treasury irregularities shake official circles. Civil servants discuss corruption openly, exposing flawed departments while faction fights drive telltale chatter. The treasury committee halted work after revealing too much, awaiting Windom’s orders.

Washington Treasury Department Windem Congress

Continuance Of Bonds Circular From Secretary Treasury 1881

The Treasury announces equal opportunity for continuance of United States 5 percent funded loan bonds of 1881. Bonds notified by May 23 and not received due to limit will be accepted if sent to the department by July 1. Signed by Secretary William Windom.

Secretary of the Treasury Washington United States Treasury Department Washington, D. C William Windom

Commissioner French Explains Pacific Inspection Tour

Washington reportsCommissioner Theophilus French returned from his California inspection tour saying there is no need for a special interior report. He dismisses fears of government danger from Central Pacific cases and notes written reports were unclear and erroneous. He maintains government claims against the company will be paid in full. Also covers exports and finances including May 1881 provisions, star-route investigations, and Secretary Windom on resignation rumors.

Washington Theophilus French Pacific Coast California Secretary of the Interior Frepeh Central Pacific Company Stanford French United States Brady Dorsey Boston Williams College Gen Grant Jeff Chandler St. Louis Gen. J. Brady Messrs. Shellabarger Wilson London Lincoln New York City Long Branch Windom Revson Upton Internal Revenue Customs The Liberta of Rome Baring Brothers Hambro & Co Europe Geneva Hartwann New York Calcutta Sumna Sonses Central Asia Kashgar Paris Mustapha France Prince Leopold House of Lords Duke of Albany Gambetta Lonpoy Bordeaux Chamber Scrutm de Liste Department Diescnt Grevy Simon Clemenceau Dix Neuvieme Siecle Giraraim Girardin M. Laurent M. Jules Ferry Courcl Epinal Department of Vosges Marseilles Chamber of Deputies M. Constans Interior Journal Des Debats Julien Times House of Commons Charles Dilke Prince of Bulgary Gladstone M. Zancoff Bulgaria Lord Granville Porte Constantinople Turkey Henry Bangham Henry Street Edwin Street Mansion House Lord Mayor’s Court Bidwell Bank of England Tunis M. Tissot Manchester Guardian Cattaro Bocche di Cattaro Austria Landwehr America Hegu al Bombay

Gen Barness Interview Claims Real Tichborne Found at Last

Gen W H L Barnes reports a man fitting the Tichborne claimant has appeared in the United States. The visitor seeks documentary proof of his true identity and to refute Ortons Rio Janeiro and Osprey wreck claims. He has lived near San Diego and plans a return to San Francisco with a quiet stance.

San Francisco Cal The Examiner W. H. L. Barnes Roger Tichborne Tichborne Rio Janeiro Bella Arthur Orton Gen. Barnes Orton Duke of Sutherland Bullrun Russell England Russell United States Brooklyn San Diego Kate

New Hampshire Legislature Redraws State for House Seats

The New Hampshire legislature drafts a bill to split the state into two U S congressional districts. It lists detailed county and town groupings for each district and sets the law to take effect upon Congress apportionment.

Coxcoke N. H Chandler Concord Congress of the Rockingham Stafford Belknap Carroll Allenstown Canterbury Chichester Epsom Franklin Hooksett London Northfield Pembrooke Pittsfield Merrimack Hudson Litchfield Manchester Pelham Hillsborough Cheshire Sullivan Grafton Coos Andover Boscawen Bow Bradford Peterborough Sharon Temple Weare Wilton New Hampshire Congress

Maine Ex-Governor Garcelon Attends Boston Event Sparks Denial

A Chicago correspondent notes that only one living ex governor from Maine attended a recent gathering, apart from Hamlin. The Chicago committee says they invited all ex governors and Garcelon’s presence prompted others to stay away. A Maine source disputes the claim, urging history be set right and justice done.

Chicago the Tribune Maine Hamlin Garcelon Boston

Pleasure craft mishaps and city incidents reported

A New York dispatch notes crowds unable to reach Excursion ships after police counted passengers departing from the city and Brooklyn. A Rye sailboat capsized during a squall, saving Brash and Hofman’s sons. no injuries. The Grand Republic collided with the Adelphi off pier 22, with damage but no injuries. Over 100000 people visited Coney Island resorts amid a thunder shower. A Fourteenth Street shooting left Mrs. McDonald wounded. six shots fired, and arrests made. Sunstroke claims one in Brooks. Pleasant Valley death report declared unfounded.

New York Merritt Brooklyn Christopher Brash Theodore Hofman Portchester N. Y Long Island Rye Brash Hoffman Patgieno Rockaway Beach Grand Republic Norwalk Adelphi Pier 22 East River Croton Ike Adelphi Adelaide North River Muren Brighton Beach Coney Island Fourteenth Street McDonald George Hoffman Brooks Pleasant Valley

Pepperell Mills Strike Continues as Workers Flee to Canada

Biddeford Maine reports no end to the strike as Pepperell mills halt operations at noon and plan shifting nonstriking workers to Laconia mills. Strikers meet and vote to persevere, with nearly 100 workers leaving for Canada and other New England areas to join the stoppage.

Biddeford Pepperell Mills Laconia Mills Canada New England

Robbery and Vigilante Killings Near Sharpe County

In Missouri line country southwest Arkansas the Stokes residence lost 500 dollars in silver after midnight robbery. The family was bound and gagged. A mob abducted James Gibbetts Abner Stanley and John and Thomas McClanaha from nearby homes, tortured them for confession and hanged them they were found dead or missing others feared killed with no clues. McClanaha jailed on suspicion of the crime while Gibbetts and Stanley remain missing.

Brockton Charles Anderson Bridgewater Obn Brant West Bridgewater Daniel Deheany James Burns John Flynn Sarah Flynn Selathel H. Tabor Wareham Ithhe House of Correction Charles E. Blanchara House of Correction Thomas Gallagher Edward Cogan Charlies Anderson House of Correcion William McEnrro Rockland Charles A. Raymond Plymouth Edmond J. Kenneally Abington John H. Welch William McIntee Daniel Dennehy Little Rock Ark Missouri Sharpe County Thomas Stokes James Gibbetts Abner Stanley John Thomas McClanaha Stokes Mcclanaha Gibbetts Stanley

Baltimore Weather Drenches City With Severe Storm

Baltimore experienced the heaviest rain and wind of the year with thunder and lightning. The signal office logged 0.16 inches in ten minutes and over two inches total, wind at 30 mph, and a temperature drop from 87 to 68 in an hour. Sewers burst and streets torn up.

Baltimore

Meriden German Rifle Club Schutzenfest Attracts Large Attendance

The annual state schutzenfest and picnic of the German Rifle club drew many marksmen from New Britain Hartford New Haven and Meriden. Competition continued until dark with prizes to be awarded tomorrow as the event closes with the best shooters anticipated.

Meriden Conn New Britain Hartford New Haven

Strike at Montreal Paralyzes Waterfront Labor Turbulence

June 20 report says 1000 ship laborers walk out for higher wages in Montreal. Ship crews are drafted to load vessels as police stand ready. Stevedores refuse to discuss wage demands, signaling potential clashes with authorities.

Montreal

Chicago men drowned fishing near Lake Superior

Sextus N. Wilcox a park commissioner and lumberman and A Bell a Chicago druggist drowned last Friday at the mouth of the North Manitou River on the north side of Lake Superior while fishing. Both men were highly esteemed and from prominent families.

Chicago Ill Sextus N. Wilcox A. ©. Bell

Fire damaged round house. two engines seriously insured

Fire early Sunday damaged multiple establishments in Eastland Texas, with only two engines badly insured and the dome roof needing rebuilding. In Green Bay fire hit MacCormick's store and others for about 15000 dollars. Lancaster saw Jefferson sawmill and related factory burned for 10000 dollars. Boston kerosene lamp incident caused a trifling loss at Elmer place house.

Manufacturers’ Company of Boston Eastland Texas J. K. Stuart Court House Jordan J.T. Townsend Jefferson A.F. Mason Morrill & Danforth Concord Elmer Place William Lawler

Albany Despatch on Boss Conkling Rivalry and Deadlock

The Albany Despatch reports three weeks of political maneuvering as half breeds, stalwarts, and Conkling factions clash over senate seats. Woodford, McDougall, and Gould trigger a shift. Gov. Cornell and Depew are courted then rejected. A compromise plan to let Conkling name one senator fails, while Madden pushes for direct Conkling action. Conkling grows indifferent to new votes as corruption exposure dominates his focus.

Albany New York World Woodford McDougall Senate Gould Buffalo Washington Conkling Erie County Crowley Lapham Morton Cornell Depew Messrs Mr. Conkling Platt Madden Senator Conkling

Ship's Cook Kills Captain Then Sets Vessel Ablaze

Mazatlan dispatch reports the schooner Eustace crew saying the ship's cook killed Capt. Hornsby and locked him in the cabin before setting the vessel on fire. The Eustace sailed from San Francisco May 31 toward Mazatlan with a $70,000 cargo including powder. The crew included a mate, a Chinese cook, and four sailors.

Cook Hills San Francisco Cal Mazatlan Eustace Cook Hornsby

City council receives Wade gift for Wade Park

In Cleveland on June 20 the city council accepted a large tract of land donated by J H Wade. valued at at least 500000 dollars, prepared as a park on the city eastern limits. The tract will be named Wade park.

Cleveland J. H. Wade Wade Macon George I. Seney New York Wesleyan Female College Senatoria Miss John Aday Strayhorn Village Mayfield City Council Boylston Street Dartmouth Street Huntington Avenue Custer Street South Street Jamaica Street Putnam Street Stenton Street White Street

Maine Events of Note in June State Life and Festivals

The Par mington normal school term ends June 30. In Portland the National Camp of the Patriotic Order of Sons of America opens with many delegates arriving. A Biddeford man faced Judge Ross for arson involving a rat and kerosene. Senator Frye to speak at Fort Fairfield for Independence Day. Aroostook prepares a large county celebration. A grand Lake Maranacook musical festival features Prof. Portens, H. T. Knowles, and a Boston German band. touted as Maine's grandest. Sam Waynes, wounded escapee, shows improvement and remains in prison hospital with guards tightened. Massachusetts Press Association visits Portland for a long trip through Maine and beyond. Alfred mourns Mrs. Francis Allen after a fatal fall triggered by a dispute with her daughter-in-law. the accused faces $5,000 bond for possible charge.

Parmington The Patriotic Order of Sons of America Portland Order Biddeford Ross Frye Fort Fairfield Aroostook Lake Maranacook Maine L. A. Portens Boston H. T. Knowles Sam Waynes Thomaston Massachusetts Press Association Portiamu Maine Press Association Falmouth Bangor Bar Harbor West End Portsmouth Wentworth House Rye Hampton Beach Appledore House Isles of Shoals Alfred York County Francis Allen Allen

Temperature Drops at Fabyan House and Mount Washington Rail Line Rebuild

A 26 degree reading at the Fabyan house last Thursday is reported alongside plans to fully rebuild the Mount Washington railway before summer travel. Officials promise no expense spared for safety as the first excursion train ran on June 16 for Crawford and Fabian house guests. A Portsmouth telegram notes a potential Portsmouth to England steamship link if the Lake Shore line reaches the West and freight flows increase. An Exeter Phillipps academy incident sees four policemen attack attending students leading to short detentions. sympathy runs high as serenades and bonfires mark the school year’s end.

Fabyan Mount Washington Israel W. Randall Ameskeag Company Manchester Sheriff Kent Portsmouth Bridges Portland John Sherry New Market Bridget Sherry Crawford and Fabian England Lake Shore Road Phillipps Academy Exeter Tutts Bell Gen. Marston

Disturbances in Ireland Raise British Alarm Over American Agitators

London dispatch notes Gladstone denies evidence of American plans for outrages in England while Dublin reports land league setbacks. Mitchelstown evictions ignite clashes as 500 police face 15 000 locals. Father O Connell helps avert catastrophe. Other items mention Irish census drop, Italian loan, and Prince Leopold's Lords seat.

London House of Commons Gladstone Stanhope England America United States Dublin The Times Land League Ireland

Aldermen Meet to Fill Cedar Grove Cemetery Vacancy

The Boston board of aldermen, chaired by Alderman O'Brien, convened with cemetery commissioners to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Nathan Carruth. A ballot elected Thomas P. Tempio. Also approved were confirmations for public weigher posts and various remonstrances and sewer petitions across wards, with hearings scheduled on Met ropolitan Railroad track plans.

Cedar Grove Cemetery Board of Commissioners Board of Aldermen Nathan Carruth Davachacesnc Thomas P

The Mascot Charms Boston Audiences Again at Museum

The Mascot drew a large audience at the Boston Museum last evening after runs at the Gaiety and Globe. Miss Sadie Martineot as Fiamella, Miss Geraldine Almar as Battina, and Geo Frothingham as Lorenzo head a Grayson company revival praised for spirited acting and strong singing. The show is announced for a two week run.

Audran Gaiety Theatre Boston Museum Globe the Gaiety Museum Sadie Martineot Fiamella Geraldine Almar Battina Mr. Geo. Frothingham Lorenzo Seth M. Crane Wallace Allen Chas. J. Ross W. A. Mafflin Miss Grayson Malleck Alhambra Halleck Messrs Cardello Victorelli Carrie Howard Sorio Parker Sisters Murphy and Shannon Pettingill Daily Gale Hoey Frank Lewis

Citizens' Trade Association Holds East Boston Meeting

The Citizens' Trade Association of East Boston met on Monday night. The sewer committee presented a favorable plan for island drainage. Local improvements urged to establish island manufactures. The high school committee said the high school will not be discontinued after conversations with the school committee. By-laws were revised and adopted. The association adjourned until September.

General Theological Library West Street Alvah Hovey Ezra Abbot T. J. Sawyer Cairn Cvarteri Merrill Westcott and Hert Roberts Schaft Griffiths Hobbs Crowley Hancock, Emerson and Bennett Citizens’ Trade Association Citizens’ Trade Association of East Boston

Massive Corpus Christi Procession Draws Crowds in Montreal

About 30 000 people joined the Corpus Christi procession in Montreal on Sunday. The Canadian Credit Fencier opened a subscription to aid victims of the Quebec fire. Meanwhile several Quebec residents kept watch all Saturday night awaiting what they believed would be the end of ordinary life.

Montreal Credit Fencier Quebec

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