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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1882

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Philadelphia Press on party blunders and officials

The Philadelphia Press mockingly compares Republican and Democratic dissension talent and cites a million dollar office holder assessment masking blunders. It notes Attorney General Brewster's ruling that Guiteau must not be executed before a large crowd and warns Warden Crocker admission of visitors could lead to his removal.

Philadelphia Republican Party Brewster Guiteau Crocker Mexico Yarmora Weoxicagaragoons Lusdus Drescorns Issora Novena Caballerose Post Associated Press Arthur Guileau

Healey reports search for Melics of the Rodgers crews

Lieut. Healey commanding the revenue steamer Corwin sent to aid the Rodgers crew reports arrival at St Lawrence Bay on May 14 after leaving San Francisco. Rodgers passengers transferred to Corwin and taken to Alaska. Crew faced scurvy but are improving. The Corwin then sailed to Sitka and Fort Wrangell before Port Townsend for repairs and plans to return to northern waters.

Healey Melics Rodgers Washington North Star Corwin Okalaska Sitka Shcaley Fort Wranveil Wachusett Duke of Clarence Straits Port Townsend Licuat San Francisco Alsace Steaanmer Hodgers Townsend de Spatch Idaho Rodgers i St. Lawrence Bay Thomas Corwin D. S. Waring G. M. Strong M. D Mr. Waring Navy Department Stu. Lawrence Lena River Tony Wipter GC. F. Putin Cape Serage Vilage North Head Putnam Plover Marcus Bays Owens New Bedford Wering Tue Corwin Plover Bay Hunter

Vermont Republican State Convention Nominates Barstow and Pingree

The Vermont Republican convention in Montpelier nominated Gen. John L. Barstow for governor and Col. Samuel E. Pingree for lieutenant governor by acclamation after balloting. Levi K. Fuller was chosen for lieutenant governor as an alternative nominee at one point. State treasurer James L. Martin backed William H. Dubois, nominated by acclamation. Resolutions praised Garfield, Arthur, and principles of taxation based on property value. The body re-elected the state committee with new members and adjourned.

Baltimore Arthur Frelinghuysen Lincoln Brewster Sherman Hamilton Walis Jas R. Herbert 8. Merrill Grand Army of the Republic Maine Romevn B. Ayres U.S. A City Hall Holiday Street Exchange Place Grand Army For the Republic Academy of Music Geo. S. Merrill Wm. Olin Alfred ©. Monroe Ohio Illinois West Grand Army Kentucky Tennessee North Carolina South Carolina Texas United States Ofice Harrisburg Cameron Jessup S. B. Huey Philadelphia R.b.carnaben Alegheny Io Independent Movement Morse Fisher Gilkinson Busks McCleary Republican State Committee Fu &S State Committee Col David Taggart Taggart Gen. Beaver James G. Blaine Boss Wolfe Boss Mitchel Boss Cameron Charles Wolfe Big Boss Thomas M. Marshall Quey Tageart Republican Party Col. Taggart Charles I Erosius Galusha A. Grow Brosius Lancaster Lily Brosins Todd Jacobs Mr. Brosins Xughter Montpelier George Nichols Howard F. Hill Redfield Proctor Rutland W. W. Stickney Ludlow Caledonia County Gen. Barstow Levi K. Fuller Brattleboro Kittredge Tiaskins Mr. Howard Manchester Bennington County Thomas C. Seaver Woodstock Samuel E. Pingree Hartford Aldace F. Walker Rutland County Albert LI Maite Gaede Pingree Barstow James L. Martin William H. Dubois West Randolph Charles Thatcher Bennington Garfield Julius N. North James K. Batcnelder Willard Farrington William T. Lowles Elisha Lane E. C. Fitz Executive Council Chandler William E. Chandler John P. Hale Dover Mark Twain Elmira Pittsfield Truman Coman, Jr Brooklyn N. Y Kate L. Butler James E. Hewey Biddeford Charlies A. Holbrook St. John’s Church Portsmouth United States Navy Wubrist’s Church Episcopal George S. Merrill Lucky George Lawrence New England O. F. Page Bay View House Ferry Beach Saco Oscar John Welch Lowell Welch Beals Boston Springfield S.m.inman Atlanta Parker House Ionan South John H Bush T Samuel M. Inman New York John H.ipman Inman, Swann & Co Hugh T Exposition Cotton Oils S. M. Inman S. M.ionman & Co Georgia

Child Fatally Struck By Paving Cart In Portland

A boy about a year old son of M. C. Pratt of Quincy street Portland was killed instantly when a paving-stone cart struck him as it was being loaded Wednesday afternoon. Separately in Bangor the trial of Benjamin and Wallace Chadbourne for first degree murder reached the phase of law questions with arguments by Hons. A. M. Robinson Josiah Crosby and county and state lawyers. The court held the case for advisement after the arguments.

M. C. Pratt Quincy Street Portland Bangor Benjamin Wallace Chadbourne Piscataquis County Byron Chadbourne Hons A. M. Robinson Josiah Crosby Joseph B. Peaks Harry B. Cleaves

Merrimack County Clerk Resigns Apparent Change Placed

Luther S. Morrill resigns as clerk of the Merrimack County courts and A J Shurtieff is appointed to fill the vacancy. Governor William S Ladd of Lancaster is named to the law students examining committee replacing E A Hubbard. The 29th annual New Hampshire Homeopathic Medical Society meeting met at Concord with Dr W S Keith presiding. Officers elected for the year include President Dr G W Flege Keene Vice President Dr C Ellis Claremont Secretary Treasurer Dr A D Smith Manchester Librarian Dr B F Bailey Manchester Censors Dr J H Gallinger Concord Dr W E Keith Franklin Falls and Joseph Chase Jr Concord.

G. W. Flege Keene C. Ellis Claremont A. D. Smith Manchester B. F. Bailey J. H. Gallinger Concord W. E. Keith Franklin Falla Joseph Chase, Jr Wesleyan Ball Lightbill A. P. Lighthill M. D A. Sawyer Providence F. E.greene M.D C. M. Newell Ob. H. Whitford H. Wentworth

Juvenile thief sent to reform school in Newburyport

In Newburyport police court Jeremiah Lynch aged 13 was sentenced to the reform school during his minority for breaking and entering. Cesar Augustus Barattoni of New York married Miss Hattie Snell at the High Street Congregational church in Lowell. Mary J. Calnan under 16 arrested in Lowell for attempting to burn a building. John Breen of Lawrence injured when thrown from a carriage in Lowell.

Cambridge Box 7 Charles Street Monroe's Wharf East Cambridge Hawkins Station 3 Miss Gibbs Lizzie Hawkins Gore School Philadelphia Campbell Ipswich John A. Kimbell Kendrick P. E. Sweet Hartford Conn Eagleville Glastonbury Glastonbury Knitting Company Charles Roberts Lulu King Gracie Aes Watertown N. Y Ellenburg A. Loomis Mark Sheter Peter Lapambard Taunton Mass N. T. Williams Kennedy Eacle Mills Nanbuc A. L. Clark & Co Springfield Liberty Street Gordon Bill Michael Curtis Eliot Carver Trenton Biddeford Selevens Adams Charlottesville Pittsburg Newburyport Jeremiah Lynch Cesar Augustus Barattoni New York High Street Congregational Church Lowell Hattie Snell Mary J. Calnan John Breen Lawrence

Maine Greenback Convention Nominates George W. Ladd

At Bangor on June 21 the greenback district convention nominated George W. Ladd for Congress with 145 votes to 90 for Dan A. H. Powers and 34 for B. H. Mace. Dr. Ladd thanked the assembly as John Benson urged unanimous support and the hall erupted in applause. Charles A. White withdrew from the congressional race.

Dr. Ladd Mae Ladd Boston Vfew jCiscord Monitor Maine Bangor Joseph F. Snow Penobscot Piscataquis Aroostook Somerset Old Norombega T. M. Plainted F. G. Parker N. B. Buxton Hill Congressional Committee Noah Barker Simeon Crockett Levi Greenleaf H. W. Safford Snow J. D. Pratt B. H. Mace Zebulon Patten John Benson, Jr Newport Dan A. H. Powers Newport, Hoo. J Foster George W. Ladd Powers D. A. H. Powers Thes Greenback Augusta Charles A. White

Rival for March and Maine political motions

A Maine political snapshot covers Hon J W Knowlton’s bid for congress in Rockland on the 23d, debates over who paid Maine delegation expenses, and strong notes on Maine Republican convention finances. Commentary from Bangor and Springfield papers is cited amid party tensions and forecasts of Robie’s gubernatorial bid.

J. W. Knowlton Congress Rockland Portland Argus Boston Advertiser Aroostook Portland Boston Press Maine Portland Advertiser Robie Thomas Massachusetts Springfield Republican Piaisted Lasogmoak Bangor Charles A. Boutelle Bangor Whig Frederick Robie Athol Mass Egypt Gep. Anderson Thing Mr. Kite Belfast Lewiston Joseph Williamson Clinton J. M. Winn

Mille Adelinas Costumes Show Attracts Admirers

Mile Adelina showcases an array of elegant costumes in white satin and lace, pale salmon, blue with gold embroidery, black satin with gold fringe, and cherry satin with silver details. The article highlights two leading designers, their luxurious wardrobes, and the artistry of dressmaking praised for beauty, color, and refinement.

Atnomont Atacheda Cnlor Madame Elise Dockrill Madame Mme. Dockrill Paris Lacey Adelina Mile Elors Barcum Mr. Barnum

Boston Museum stage charms with pretty faces and robes

A Boston Museum review praises a strong company led by Rose Temple and Clara Ellison in notable parts. The Princess Badroulvondour and Abanazar share a lively scene described as a bright highlight, setting the audience for the rest of the performance.

Boston Museum Rose Temple Clara Ellison Badroulvondour Abanazar

Tufts Commencement Highlights and Long Addresses

Commencement day at Tufts College featured 11 graduates with five delivering speeches. Degrees awarded include Bachelor of Arts to Riley Peirce Lovejoy Gerould Farrell Wood and others plus Master of Arts to Harmon and Doctorates to Hoyt and Stevens. Gov Long and President Capen spoke on college aims and future university status while a large dinner followed with notable attendees.

Tufts College William Farrell Robert Burns George M. Lovejoy Arthur W. Peirce Herbert S. Riley Henry Wood Rome Carthage Hzra A. Hoyt George M. Harmon Herbert 8. Riley Charles W. Gerould Richard H. Eddy Thomas W. Lothrop Walter Eveleth Frank H. Howe Frank P. Rand Ezra A. Hoyt Jarvis S. Wight Long Island Hospital College Arthur Michael Tufts Eugene C. Skinner Vetroit Mich M Uler Nashua N. H Philadelphia John L. Stevens United States Sweden Capen Gy. Long A. A. Miner Newton Talbot Dr. Sawyer Olney Arnold W.L. Warren Springfeld Divinity School J.D. W.joy Boston Moses Day Charles FA. Rogers Joseph Davis Lynn B. F. Spinney Mary T. Godnara Newton D.c. Gateley Newtown Conn G. C. Thomas Lucius R. Page D. D Cambridge Edward Lawrence Phebe Jenks Adams Pawtucket Henry B. Metcau W. P. West Halifax William Bb. Bement Gov. Long Commonwealth

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