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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1871

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Napoleon in England Enjoys Social Freedom Amid Gossip

The Emperor Napoleon appears at a cricket match and a fire in England, then heads to London to rejoin the Army and Navy Club. Court reports insist he is silent and moody, while events across the Channel show court-martial sentences for Communists and political wrangling over elections. Despite unrest, he seems comparatively content, not the most unfortunate Frenchman.

Emperor Napoleon England Chiselhurst London Army and Navy

France’s Loan Push Signals Economic Resolve After War

French finances show vitality as Thiers’s Finance Ministry seeks ninety two million dollars in new taxes to cover interest and other needs. Funding would rely on stamp duties and taxes on alcohol coffee sugar and imports, amid occupation costs and revenue gaps. European financiers caution that despite strain, stable governance could ensure repayment, though France must raise a quarter more revenue than peak imperial years.

France Europe Thiers Northern Pacific Railroad Minnesota Pacific Coast Lake Superior Dakota Ths St. Paul and Northern Pacific Company Jay Cooke & Co Northern Pacific Railroad Company U. S Northern Pacific United States

Alabama Rivalry and Cabinet Talks Stir Washington

A Boston Post despatch notes Senator Spencer learning ex Senator Warner has been appointed Collector of Customs at Mobile, a move seen as patronage. The Pleasonton Boutwell imbroglio remains unresolved with cabinet talks hinting at mutual concessions. Honorary degrees awarded at Columbian College. Civil Service Board debates competitive exams versus other methods. William T. Haines of Pittsburgh named Commissioner of Customs. he enjoys regional popularity and editorial skill. Navy news follows.

Alabama Senator Spencer Warner Mobile Spencer Senate Columbian College Cornelius Lynee Virginia Walter Williams Georgetown D.C Edwards Pierrepont New York Edward Young Washington, D. C Bureau of Statistics Mr Drumacks New Jersey Civil Service Board Curtis Medill

Public meeting protests city bonds bill in Washington

A large meeting at the Board of Trade rooms voices opposition to a DC bill authorizing 4.3 million dollars in city seven percent gold bonds for public works. Gen Pleasonton and Secretary Boutwell clash over Internal Revenue Bureau powers. likely resignations discussed. Negotiations toward reconciliation appear unlikely.

Board of Trade Rooms Legislatuive Council of the District of Columbia Gen. Pleasonton Boutwell White House Orbility The Treasury Ry Department Gen. Jackson Internal Revenue Bureau Pleasanton

No Disturbance The Elections and Pressures Abroad

The article reports a polarized political scene with Republicans unable to agree on a joint ticket while Communists remain active. It notes a new loan and Rochefort’s illness, plus heated debate on the Washington Treaty in the House of Lords. It also mentions violent mining riots in Silesia and a fatal boiler explosion.

Washington Street Boston

Great Military Review At Longchamps Draws Huge Crowd

Paris June 29 Over 100000 troops were under arms as Marshal McMahon and generals Cissey Vinoy Douay Faidherbe Ladmirault and other dignitaries watched a splendid review. President Grevy attended with Assembly members while an immense spectator concourse filled stands and ground. No disturbances occurred. weather was fine. Medals were conferred on Gen Vinoy and Ladmirault and many Legion of Honor promotions announced.

Paris Longchamps McMahon Cissey Vinoy Douay Faidherbe Ladmirault Kiers M. Grevy Legion of Honor

Republican State Convention Nominates Gov Perham in Maine

At the Portland Maine June convention the Republican State Committee called the meeting to order James Blaine presided Sydney Perham of Paris was nominated by acclamation to run for governor and accept the nomination. Resolutions praised the party history favored federal authority and economic reform and backed Perham for a second term with emphasis on economy temperance and Union loyalty. The convention adjourned after adopting the platform and nominating Perham.

Gov. Perham Portland Llo’clock Govarnnor James G. Blaine Mr Bailey A. H. Walker Lovell Gov Perham James Gi. Blair Frye Lewiston Committee On Resolutione Republican Party United States Grant Great Britain Shiney Perkim Price Maine Brown University Providence R.I Caswell Wilson Caville Maine Central Railroad Hallowell Iowa Des Moines Republican State Committee of Kentucky William Pratt Troy N. Y University of Pennsylvania T. F. Davies B. A. Fogg Theodore Appel Ulster County Highlands New Paitz First National Bank of Phillips

Paris Election Turmoil and Communist Arrests Reported

The Depeblicen party cannot form a combined ticket with many candidates set for victory across Seine arrondissements. Marshal McMahon declines Paris Assembly run. Delescluze's sister freed. Communists active in Marseilles, several leaders arrested and condemned. Court martial sentences include death and lengthy transports. Rochefort gravely ill. electoral meetings allowed until Saturday.

Paris Depeblicen Delescluze Marseilles M. Cremieux E.ienne Pelissier M. Duclos Marten Nastorg Breton Cochut Nove Bauche Everard Courbet Fontaine Patrie Russia Prussia Austria Gambetta Bordeaux Rochefort

Subscriptions to New Loan Garner Vast French Interest

In Versstuies on June 29 the Assembly heard Ponyer Quertier say that within six hours Treasury agents collected 4.5 billion francs for the new loan with Paris contributing 2.5 billion. Provinces not yet heard from, total subscriptions unclear. Finance Minister said the rapid receipts enable fulfilling engagements and speeding the country’s deliverance. He added the indemnity would be paid in installments, ignoring Frankfort treaty dates. The Assembly also discussed decentralizing government departments. Rochefort trial set for Monday.

Ponyer Quertier Paris Frankfort Rochefort

Lords Debate Washington Treaty Causes Regret and Praise

In the House of Lords Lord Oranmore moved a motion regretting the Washington treaty signing as unbecoming and humiliating to Britain while the Earl of Airlie and others defended it. The motion failed without a division. In Parliament Mr Gladstone urged an early debate on the treaty and ballot questions were opened by Sir Charles Dilke with further discussion by Northcote, Forster, Gladstone and Disraeli. A boiler explosion at Kid's Grove killed six and seriously injured nineteen.

Loxoon Oranmore Washington Canada America Earl of Airlie Earl of Lauderdale United States England Lord Houghton Earl Granville Lord Oranmore House of Commons Gladstone Stafford Northcote Messrs Forster Disraeli Kid's Grove

Turbulent riots erupt in Silesia and Berlin disturbances

Miners at Konigshuette iron works in Silesia riot wrecking the mines office and prison, then plundering Jewish residents. UK troops clear streets, seven miners killed, thirty wounded, sixty arrested. Martial law proclaimed amid unrest. Banking notes mention bullion and bond figures in London.

Berlin Iree Iron Works Konigshuette Silesia

Young Men's Republican Association meets at Binghamton

In Binghamton Piscramroy N Y June 29 the Young Men's Republican Association of New York held a meeting with 109 delegates present though attendance was otherwise small. Gen Van Wyck and Senators Chapman Prince of Queens Wood Carpenter and Angell spoke. Resolutions condemn factions and pledge support to the Administration and the national Republican party. Letters from Lyman Tremaire and George Curtis and a dispatch from D C Littlejohn were received.

Binghamton Piscramroy N. Y Jcexx Young Men's Republican Association Lyman Tremaire George A Curtis D. C. Littlejohn

Threatened Revolt at Martinique Fair in Santo Domingo

A report outlines suspected unrest during the Martinique fair in Santo Domingo with authorities vigilantly monitoring for signs of rebellion. Officials warn residents to avoid crowds as tensions rise amid economic strain and political strife.

Manchester Charter Vote and State Officials Election

In Concord New Hampshire on June 29 the Senate and House met in joint convention to elect Railroad Commissioner Secretary of State State Treasurer and other posts. Buckminster Gilchrist Gove Goodale Cogswell named. Buckminster elected for Railroad Commissioner and Gove chosen Secretary of State.

Chester Ftc Concord N. H Jue Senate Fling Holbrook Manchester House of Representatives Bingham Dauphin W. Buckminster Keene David Gilchrist Franklin Putnam Warren Nathan W. Gove John H. Gooda L. R Nashua Tucker Pittafield Ricker Col L. W. Cogswell Henniker Goncord Sillway Silloway James M. Campbell Haile Hinsdale C. C. Moore John Goodale C. Moore J. M. Campbell New Boston Rouse Committee On Messer Worthwood Caswell Gosport Ward Two Portsmouth John H. Flage

Polaris Leaves Brooklyn in Arctic Expedition Farewell

New York reports Capt Hall's Polaris sails from Brooklyn Navy Yard at 1 PM with a large crowd bidding farewell. Families prayed together as sailors kissed loved ones, a parting salute fired, and a blue smoke wreath vanished around the river bend. The flag carried on board traces its history through Wilken, Grinnell, Kane, Hayes, and finally Meury Grinnell, now with Hall for the Polaris. CHURCH CONTROVERSY SETTLED follows with Mrs Constant v. St Alban's wardens. The verdict favors Constant at £448 9s 7d, shocking church membership. Erie litigation disclosures.

New York Hall Brooklyn Navy Yard Henry H. Allen Ernst Navy Yard Buddington Wilken Walker Lieut. Walker Columbia River Grinnell Meury Grinnell DeHaven Kene Smith's Sound Kane North Pole Dr Hayes Capt

Fire damages two Buffalo brass finishers' shops

In Buffalo New York on June 29 two linked buildings at 152 Batavia Street and 154 were burned. H Weiser occupied 152 and Z Poh and Co a brass finishers firm occupied 154. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars, insured in Eastern companies.

Buffalo N.Y. Burra N. Y Batavia Street H. Weiser Z. Poh & Co Eastern Companies Janesville Wis Carcaco Smith & Jackson O. B. Matteson Wisconsin

International and Royal Movements Highlight European Affairs

Reports show M Maillet escaping from Paris to Belgium while the Prince and Princess of Wales prepare a visit to Germany. The Emperor and Empress of Brazil arrived in London. Spain’s Cortes may approve Moret financial bills. Rome arrests Archbishop Patroaso on conspiracy charges. Germany grants amnesty to Alsace Lorraine natives. Grote bequeaths library to London University. Italian Senate ratifies US-Italy trade treaty. Napoleon’s London visit includes re election of Army and Navy Club member.

M. Maillet Paris Belgium Princess of Wales Germany Brazil London Moret Patroaso Rome Alsace Lorraine Grote London University United States Italy Napoleon W Ho Army and Navy Club

War Darantent, S1Gs at Seavicr, sf 5% at Tur s Bay

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Bargain Hats and Liquors Featured by Cusuman Brooks

Cusuman and Brooks offer one hundred cases of boys and children's hats at retail prices 50c to 125 each, to replace stock. Also advertised Farnham's Tooth Lozenges 25 cents a box. C A Richards and Co promote punches, champagne, brandies, cigars, sardines and sauces for the Fourth of July celebration.

Cusuman & Brooks Temp le Place Temple Place Farnham Bs C. A. Richards & CO Washington Street

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