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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1882

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Widow of Andrew Jackson’s adopted grandson faces destitution

The widow and two children, surviving descendants of Andrew Jackson’s adopted grandson, reportedly live as tenants on the Hermitize plantation now owned by Tennessee. The article proposes federal aid to buy Jackson papers in state possession, valued for their historical significance.

Andrew Jackson State of Tennessee Jackson White House Jacke Gop United States Maine Lewiston Plaisted Republican Congressional Committee South Hense Republican Party Congress Tariffic Commissions

Fire Destroys McLaren Mill and Nearby Factories in East Boston

A blaze swept McLaren's mill on Border and Liverpool streets and two nearby box factories in East Boston, starting in a lumber filled rear yard. Losses are estimated at 15 000 dollars for the McLaren mill and 4 000 dollars each for the Hobson Fuseli and J C Peak buildings, with full insurance coverage listed. Minor fires in local dwellings were extinguished without alarm.

McLarens Boston Border Street Liverpool Street J. ©. Peak Decatur Street Hudson & Field McLaren Bowery New York Prenix London Equitable Providence Dayton Atlantic Lancashire Maenchester Enc North German Lencon Hobson & Fuseli J. C. Peak Mionel Downing MacLarens Mechanics Court A. Fropanno Jobo Little Meander Street A &Light Seventh Street South Stephen Murphy

New York Board of Trade Forms Subcommittee for Damages Suit

The board of trade committee named a subcommittee to solicit subscriptions and to institute a suit against railroads for failing to act as common carriers. Simon Stern was chosen as counsel, with a conference planned with Commissioner Fink on Friday. Striking longshoremen and freight handlers held a large meeting as reports from committees urged workers to quit their posts, while police limited interference.

New York the Board of Trade Simon Stern Fink Jersey City Pennsylvania Company Central Railroad of New Jersey Ric Road Duane Street Thomas House Republicans Washington House Hewitt Labor Curtin Pennsylvania McLane Maryland Dunnell Minnesota Berry California Blanchard Louisiana Cox Flower Russell Massachusetts Kelley Kasson Yeas United States Leaf Tobieco Commissioner of Internal Revenue Secretary of the Treasury

Tornado Scourge Hits Nebraska Iowa Missouri Factories and Farms

A devastating June storm across Butler county Nebraska and surrounding states leaves many dead and vast agricultural and transport losses. The tornado’s 10 mile wide path cuts across Virona Iowa and rail lines report washouts. crops destroyed with losses escalating to millions across Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota.

Chicago Butler County Nebraska Virona Iowa Missouri Hannival and St. Joe Brookfield Quivey Missouri and Pacific Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Galesburg Lilmons North Platte Omaha Kerwim Kap Talmadge Marysville Avoca St. Joseph Lathrop Genesee Iil Kansas Dakota Minnesota

Evidence in Malley trial ends witness phase

New Haven Conn June 27 the Malley trial capped the 24th day of actual work with the prosecution denying a jury submission without argument. Attorney Bush opened for the state stating the Malleys brought a New York prostitute to ruin Jennie Cramer and, fearing exposure, poisoned her to silence the alleged witness. The court recessed after Bush finished his summary.

New Haven Conn Malley Bush

Scandal and political rows in Washington and Boston

June 27 dispatches report Van Voorhis admitting wrongdoing in an immigration bill dispute, calls for censure, accusations against Reagan, and tense remarks by Hammond. Guiteau and Robeson stories loom, with naval bill talk and presidential appeals. Labor tensions surface in Boston caulkers and shipyards.

Washington van Voorhis New York Richardson Reagan Mr. Reagan Hammond Georgia Tanmond Mr. Whitthorne Mr. Hewitt New Jersey

Lincoln School Board Deliberates Appointments and Show School Fears

At a Tuesday session the Boston school committee proposed probation and temporary appointments for Lincoln and other schools, elected new principals and submasters, and accepted the resignation of Dearborn master William H. Long. Resolutions attacking show schools were tabled amid debates on discipline and school discipline standards.

Flint Herman Basin Subemauster Eliot Lena J. Crosby Lawrence School Ella M. Hancock Charles Sumner Nellie R. Grant Gibser Charlotte R. Hale Francis E. Cullen Mather John FP. Slocum Rust Ehat Lincoln School Hobbs Harrison Loring Henry H. Kimball Lancaster School Kimball Hhis Boston Roxbury Andrew Leander Waterman Garfield Longfellow Bennett School Quincy Sehool E. Frank Wood Mngnish Highm School Lawrence Benjamin C. Lane Henry L. Parker William N. Merrian Carl N. Moller Charles W. Woittier Fred G.wilson Harry E. Clifford Charles J. Thwing Courtenay Pope Alfred P. Sherman Albert E. Lewns Bred G. Wilson Howard P. Simmons A. L. Adams W. H. Pearce J. M. Sith H. R. Tramer G. W. Spitz E. BE. Rosing F. L. Gile F. H W. Gage C L. Burrill D. F. McCarthy F. . Land J. C. Mille W.H. Driscoll J. E. O’ Brier J. M.sullivan F. M. Bissell H. T. Parker W. E. Putnam M. Leyi L. W. Britt H. W. B Bovd H. B. Saben G. E. Pratt C. W. Gammons J. L. Howard H. M. Bailey G. E. Bruce C. E. Patch J. Wing W. A. Randall A. H. Bent E. H. Burr W. C. Corey J. T. Rigney W. H. G.hara J. C. Welch J. W. Lindsay D. &. Child, Jr J. F. Sweeney F. H. Schwarz T. J. Doherty G. B. Gallagner J. R. Noyes G. A. Aubrey Henry E. H. Clifford E. Courtenay Pope Charles A. Wheeler Edward GB. Bayley Thomas I. Crowell James W. Farrington George A. Webster Dryvlomas Adjt Berry George Robert Gates America George Frederick Murphy John Perrins, Jr Gertrude Florence Clarke Lena Mead Mills Alice Mary Sipley Hannah Lincoln Howard J. Mann Hannah L. Manson George F. Murphy Mary G. Murphy Theresa Nathan Huntington P. Newcomb Caroline Seaver Maggie A. Shea Alice M. Sibley Lena M. Wills Girls’ Normal School Lillian G. Bates Georgiana Benjamin Anna N. Brock Mary J. Buckley Margaret M. Burns Charlotte L. Child Elizabeth R.cormier Nellie J. Kiggen Sophia F. Krey Albertine A. Martin Sarah D. McKissick Alice T. M. Miller Mary J. Monan Fannie M. Morris Lavinia C. Morse Mary A. Murphy Vittoria ©. Murray Margaret J. O’hea Martha Palmer Martha H. Palmer Louisa A. Pieper Charlotte A. Powell Mary E. Roome

Cornerstone laid for Boston YMCA on Boylston and Berkeley

The Boston Young Men's Christian Association cornerstone ceremony at Boylston and Berkeley drew 1600 to 2000 attendees. Gov. Long praised private munificence shaping moral progress. Mayor Green sent a letter of support. The program included readings, prayers, music, a historical sketch, and a Bible deposit.

Boston Young Men’s Christian Association Boylston Berkeley Streets Dr. Webb R. G. Seymour D. D D. W. Waldron W. W. Colburn J. W. Hamilton Ezra Farnsworth Stephen G. Deblois George A. Milner Charles S. Butler Robert Guchrist Kendall C. J. Bishop D. W. Weston J. N. Fiske Cephas B. Crave D. Wv D.G., Woodvine Gov. Long Commonwealth Pantheon Parthenon Commonwealth of Massachusetts Mayor Green Boston M. R. Deming Sir Young Men’s Christian Association Samuel A. Green Russell Sturgis, Jr J. L. Withrow Woodvine Association Boston Association International Young Men’s Christian Association Boson Daily Watchman Congregationalist Zion’s Herald Russell King’s Handbook Long

Organ Recital Enthralls Boston Hall Crowd

The Mechanics hall last evening hosted a two thirds full audience as Mr Frederick Archer gave a recital on a cherry or mahogany organ. The instrument produced a powerful yet pure tone with soft stops heard throughout the hall. Archer's mastery and the organ’s rich sound drew praise, though one hearing cannot judge a grand instrument’s full range. Mr Archer handled the complex mechanism with ease and offered a very enjoyable programme.

Lewiston Maine Committee On Credentials Gov. Plaisted Emery George Freeman Emery Portland Mr. Tilden Plaisted Bion Bradbury Bradbury John C. Talbot Washington County Anderson Anderson Woas Nathan Cleaves William G. Davis George F. Emery John M. Adams Joseph Dane Ken Greenvack Republican Party State Grange Col. Robie George W. Ladd Thompson i. March Eben F. Pillsbury Boston Wellesley College N. G. Clark D. D Randolph Foscer B. K. Pierce W. H. Wilcox Mendelssohn Beethoven Society Howard Crospy Mersel Dannreuther C. H. Morse Rheinberger Frayer Bishop Foster Howard Crosby New York City Miss Freeman Louise Josephine McCoy Wellesley Lowell Mass Annie Sybil Montague Cambridge Gertrude Florence Adams Westerly R.I Elizabeth Miles Brown Woburn Annie Hooker Capron Madura South India Jennie Buchanan Chapman Plainville Canon Emily Josephine Clark Eatega Eatega 1S Minn Clara Prentice Orvell Youngstown Agpollonia Adelaide Denkman Rock Island Ill Harriet Eliuzabeth Emerson Rockford Lil Estelle Whitman Essex Fall River Kate A. Getty Geneseo Tit Jennie Alica Hosford Findson N. Yas Susan Amy Hosford Estelle Mary Hurll New Bedford Laura Amelia Jones Chelsea Lizzie Maria Larned Auburn Frances Elnora_Lofthus Lawrence Fiora Eliza Matteson Faribault Agnes Mooar Oakland Cal Mary Ann Myers Greenfield Lena Margaret Norton Victor N. Y Bessie Browning Noyes Kodikaval Sa. India Annie Amelia Pialtz Saxonville Sarah Gertrude Robinson Middleboro Dela Maria Taylor Newcastle Annie Foote Webb Oxford Elise Augusta Weyerhaeuser Helen Matilda Kitchell Aia N.J Shalia Abigail Painter West Haven Qhd College of Music Helen Adele Cannon Danville Emily Josephine Hurd Maryj Elizabeth Telford Gorham Gen. Armstrong Ts. Hemenway Mr. Weld Lucy Stone Prof Hosford Monte Barrows The Christian Register Augustus Woodbury Providence R.J H. W. Foote J. Barrows C. Everett A. B. Muzzey F. G. Peabody Bartlett Robert France Franklin N. H Emerson Hmith North Tunbridge William A. Barnett Hanover Charles 5. Clark Reeves College Park Arthur F. Rice Springfield David B. Locke Corinth Herbert L. Luques Biddeford William G. Poor Andover Asa Dodge Smith Edward B. Coe Amherst College Church L. H. Thayer Westfield L. Nason Addison Econonu Hosier Ecolege Nail J. W. Bixler H. G. Blake Hadhey A. G. Rolfe Ayer Junction F. Whiting Brooklyn N.Y Yale College New Haven David L. Hunn Buffalo Navy George Allen Worcester Leonard Washington Newburyport George Ilooker Longmeadow Mechanics’ Hall Frederick.Archer Archer

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