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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1881

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Bangor Sentiment Condemns President on Removing Collector Smith

A Bangor dispatch to the Post reports strong public condemnation of the president over the removal of Collector Smith. The despatch quotes Republicans saying the president has disgraced himself and the party by this action.

Bangor Colector Smith

Minneapolis and St Paul bonds sold at premiums amid repudiation state

Minneapolis issued 41 4 per cent bonds sold at a premium of 48 100 per cent. St Paul issued 5 per cent bonds placed at a 3 per cent premium. Both cities lie in a state that refuses to honor its obligations to creditors.

Minneapolis City of St. Paul

United States to Leave Berlin Office Open Three Months

Minister White has resigned leaving the U S without representation in Berlin for the next three months. Mr Campbell of West Virginia seeks the post but Washington opinion favors keeping the office open until after the Ohio election. If Gov Foster fails to gain re election the position would be offered to him.

White United States Berlin Campbell West Virginia Washington Ohio Foster

Massachusetts Irish Demonstration at Lake Quinsigamond

Efforts mount to stage a large land league demonstration at Lake Quinsigamond with strong Irish support in Massachusetts. Governor Long cannot attend and has written a letter to the organizers explaining his absence.

Land League Lake Quinsigamond Massachusetts Gov. Long

Bangor Despatch Reports Smith Removal by Presidential Action

Despatches from Bangor report the president removed Collector Smith and appointed ex Governor Davis in his place at the port of Bangor. The move stirs bitter sentiment among business leaders and Republicans who view the act as party-driven.

Bangor Hale Smith White House Custom House Davis Joe Smith Hayes Maine Gen. Smith Boston Journal Washington Bancor Providence Press Eugene Hale Gov Windom New Bedford Standard Worcester Gazette New York Sun Ind. Dem Senate Gov. Davis Robertson Blaine Garfield Conkling

Lewiston Journal Reports Editor Runs for Congress

Lewiston Journal notes editor declares candidacy for Congress. The announcement highlights the editor’s experience in local media and public service, with emphasis on policy priorities and campaign timeline.

The Lewiston Journal Congress

Ex Governor Davis Likely to Become Efficient Collector

The Boston Traveller argues ex Governor Davis will serve effectively as collector, aiding public service and party harmony. It notes Senator Hate's information was sought and acted upon by the president in the matter.

Boston Traveller Davis Hate

Sessions Not to be Tried Until September Amid Senate Deadlock

Albany dispatch reports continued Republican factional strife over Conkling and Platt. The Sessions bribery case is postponed to September term. A bribery probe panel met, with no action, while calls for adjournment grow amid stalemate and shifting votes among Forster and other senators.

Albany Conkling Depew Platt Forster Crowley Hoskins Madden Roach Wheeler Holmes Lapham Carley Lapnam Cornell Astor McCarthy Sharpe Senate House Sessions Barber Phelps Edwards

Swedes claim Hawaiians enslaved under labor contracts

C Chlausen reports that several hundred Scandinavians hired by Capt Larange in Honolulu are kept as bond labor in the Sandwich Islands. They are disposed by lot among planters, suffer climate effects, and face penalties for breaches of contract, prompting warnings to Norway and Sweden about emigration agents.

San Francisco Cal C. Chlausen Honolulu Sandwich Islands Larange Norway Sweden

Great Double Team Trotting at Beacon Park

A large Wednesday crowd watched John Shepard’s double team Biondine and Mill Boy drive a road wagon. Trials began at 3 pm after heavy track delays, with mile time listed as 2 23 1 2 seconds and splits 35 36 36 36 85 seconds. observers say faster speeds could have reached about 2 21.

Beacon Park John Shepard Biondine Mill Boy Shepard Messrs Balch, Rieker Duncklee Wilson Kentucky

Treasury accepts Pray & Co carpet bid for 15000 yards

The secretary of the treasury selects John H Pray & Co of Boston to supply about 15000 yards of full 5 frame Brussels carpet for the next fiscal year at 122 per yard after impartial testing in New York. The process removed all maker marks to ensure unbiased results.

Boston Press and Post Boston Statesman & Weekly P Advanc Wa Ali A. P. Moore Washington Secretary of the Treasury John H. Pray &Co Boston Treasury Department New York Pray & Co

Irregularities in Baltimore water office lead to indictments

In Baltimore a water board embezzlement case involving William F. Sinclair and George W. Shauers was dismissed as ex post facto. The men had been accused of misappropriating over 34000 in water rents. Shauers posted bail. Sinclair had been jailed since August but was released today.

Baltimore Water Board William F. Sinclair George W. Shauers Criminal Court Shanets Sinclair

Portland hotel plan sparks formation of stock company

M G Palmer of Portland and others aim to form a stock company to build a $100,000 hotel at Old Orchard Beach. A suspect known as Mouse Hayes of Portland was found mangled on a Saco railroad track amid foul play suspicions. Also reported are a schooner Ripley struck by lightning, a fatal train accident near Saco Old Orchard, a drowning at Togus Chelsea, an attempted fire at Costello building Gardiner, and wood-dealing excitement in Norridgewock with high prices for unwashed and washed feces.

Franklin N.H Merrimac A. W. Scheway W. Aiken Warren F. Daniels West Village David E. Brown George H. Drake Northern Railroad Warren Daniell Tornedo Chicago Indiana Elkhart Lake Shore Austin Northwestern Blue Island Avenue T. Scharff Lawlor Illinois Springfield Fair Ground Columbus Timms Lancaster Muskegon Valley Hocking Valley Manufacturing Company Michael O’gara Marietta Virginia Harrisonburg East Rockingham County North Mountain Port Republic M. G. Palmer Portland Old Orchard Beach Hayes Portand Saco John Beals Ripley Rockport Harbor Burt James Hayes Trom Old Orchard Morris E. Jackson Togus Home Chelsea Costello Rollins Gardiner Norridgewock

Vermont’s first women’s suffrage campaign in a dozen years

Vermont prepares for its first woman suffrage drive in twelve years next month. An elderly French man, Charles Stebbins, reported 103, died in Rutland on Monday. A Bradford boy Eddie Norcross was crowned after bathing in the Connecticut River. Samuel Blanchard of Glover, long ill, killed himself by cutting his throat recently. Eliza Watts’s two year old son in Benson was kicked by a horse, injuring an eye and disfiguring the face. The First National Bank of Bennington plans an eight per cent dividend on July 1, matching a six year pattern. Butter prices hit a seasonal peak with 1,500 packages moving through St. Albans and strong trade in Fairfield, Evesburg and Milton, though prices eased slightly to 21 to 23 cents.

Vermont Charles Stebbins Rutland Eddie Norcross Bradford First National Bank of Bennington St York

Harvard Commencement Day 1581 Alumni Dinner Meeting

The graduating class at Harvard confers degrees in 1581 on a perfect Harvard day. Senior members in full dress assemble before Stoughton and Hollis as President Eliot Gov Long and the faculty enter. A procession forms with Blake and aides leading to Sanders Theatre for Exercises.

Harvard Stoughton Hollis Eliot Gov. Long Metropolitan Bana George Baty Blake Sanders Theatre Gardiner Martin Lane Robert Williamson Lovett Penrose van Buren Chester Allyn Reed John Francis Davis Cardinal Newman Winthrop Howland Wade John Wallace Suter Alfred Jaretzki Europe William Coolidge Lane Alfred Gooning Alanson J. Abbe Joseph H. Adams Francis B. Allen Frederic W. Hardy Alexander Harvey Eugene D. Hawkins Charles M. Hemenway Frederick B. Holder Garry de N. Hough Jaren S. How Herbert B. Howard James R. Howe Oliver M. W. Huntington Godfrey M. Hyams Thomas A. Hyde William Hyde Thomas P. Ivy Charles H. Jackson Arthur O. Jameson Alfred Laretzki John A. Jeffries Arthur C. Jelly John N. Johnson Henry J D. Jones Henry O. Jones Frederick Joy George F. Joyce Moses King Frederic T. Knight Arthur J. Knowles William A. Lamson Edward B. Lane Gardiner M. Lane William C. Lane Ernest Lovering Robert W. Lovett James B. Ludlow Robert H. McCurdy Charles MacVeagh George D. Markham John L. Martin Edward P. Mason John E. Maude Joseph E. Maxfield Henry F. May Alanson H. Mayers John S. Meicner James H. Melleage Edward R. Merrill Abbott L. Mills Charles A. Mitchell Morris Li. Morgan Philip S Dorse Otto Mueller John C. Manro Henry L. Nelson Joseph A. Nesmith Henry Norman B. D Wiliam Noyes John W. Callaghan James Otis James L. Paine James P. Parmenter Boles Penrose Charles B. Penrose George G. Peters William Y. Peters Edward C. Porter Edward L. Rang Chester A Reed Frederic S. G. Reed Edward Reynolds Arthur W. Roberts Williamh. Robinson Nelson L. Robison Delancey Rochester Isaac L. Rogers Jonn C. Rolf Charles R. Sanger Whenry E. Scott Henry E. Seaver Joel A. Seaverns Frederick W. Sharon Marshall P. Slade William A. Slater Rodman P. Snelling Samuel H. Spaulding Carleton Sprague Richard Sprague Charles F. Squibb Irving G. Stanton George A. Staples Merritt Starr A. B Merle St. C. Wright Samuel Wiilie Robert Swift Howard Elliott Cisrence A. Cheever William H. Ruddick M. D John H. Taylor William P. Cooke Geo. A. Pee James A. Reilly Edmond Rosenthal Otis Y. Smith Charles E. Abbott John W Henry S. Drake Frederico W. Bilis Edaward F. Galligan Joseph B. Gerould B. S Geo. Z. Goodell Charles A. Gould Samuel J. Harmon Charles Harrington F. B. Harrington Edward 8. Hayes George G. Hayward Walters Hayward William D. Hodges Jamess. Howe Charles A. Huse Milo A. Jewets Frederic W. Johnson Janes H. King Herbert H. Lyons Walter P. Manton Willis B. McMichael Julian A. Mead Simeon Mc. Metcalf Daniel E. Millerick Nathaniel B. Morton Lewis M. Palmer A. M Henry P. Perkins Herbert 8. Pomeroy Thomas F. Sherman William L. Sprague Henry S. Squires Charles G. Stearns Charles P. Strong Russell Sturgis William N. Swift John Bolt George L. Cheney A.B Charles M. Curtis Burt ©. de Yo Irving Kiting Freeman Hunt Sunichiro Kurino Rosewell K. Lawrence George H. Reed Benjamin I. Stanton Merritt Star A.M Charles J. Staples Richard T Wilton William Z. Bennett Henry C. Jones James O. Limincoln Edwin H. Lord William T. Piper Charles W. Stone Alfred Worcester Charles F. Mabery Francis E. Abbott William H. Melville Elias Hutchins, Marston George Abner Littlefield Henry Goodwin McKaye Edward Epps Sparhawk Martin Riely Jacobs Walter Moody Lancaster Herbert Porter Bissell Robert Roberts Bishop Henry Newton Collison Joseph Henry Gest L.L. D George William Curtis New York James D. Coit Supreme Judicial Court Francis Coggswell Cambridge Memorial Hall Charles R. Codman Virgil Clarence Pond Benjamin Reynolds Buikley Divinity School John Homans Edward White Whittier Francis Augustus Harris Francis Winthrop Dean Charles Sedgwick Misot Edward Newton Whittier George Frankle Grant Henry Willard Williams James Clark White Francis Barton Gummere Alumni Association Harvard Hall James C. Carter Samuel A. Green Abbot A. Lawrence Henry Lee Boston George F. Hoar Worcester Phillips Brooks Joseph H. Choate Francis J. Child Manning F. Force Cincinnati Henry J. Bigelow William C. Endicott Salem Nathaniel H. Morrison Baltimore Horace H. Furness Philadelphia Horace Davis San Francisco Theodore Lyman Brook‘ine Henry &. Russell Chouries Eliot Norton Franklin Bartlett Arthur Lincoln Hingham Wiliam Brandt Storer Sanders Hall Glee Club George L. Osgood Massachusetts Aids Arthur T. Lyman Charles Fairchild John H. Ricketson Wm. W. Swan Arthur B. Bis Percival Lowell Augustus T. Perkins Robert J. Paine, Jr E. Randolph Robinson J. Lewis Stackpole B. W. Crowinsfield George Lawrence Edmund Wetmore O. W. Holmes, Jr Henry M. Rogers Nathan Appleton Richard Codman Lawrence Curtis Charles P. Putnam Charles E. Stratton Clement K. Fay Edward C. Ellis Archibild M. Howe Henry Cavol Longe William Caleb Loring George H. Lyman, Jr Edward G. Peters John Lowell, Jr Ernest Jackson Thomas Lee A. P. Peabody James C. Carter, Esq Lincoln Waiderboro Guv. Long Fiske Middlesex County Alexander Agassiz Nathan Matthews Lewis Stackpole John C. Ropes Phillips Stephen H. Olin Memorial Chapel Joseph Cummings George [.Seney Maine State College Bangor Orono State College Alonzo L. Hurd Brownfield Levi William Taylor Jay Andrew Fernald Piaisted Col Robie Coburn Trinity College

Most Sentenced in Central Court for Incitement to Murder

In the central criminal court Lord Chief Justice Coleridge sentenced Herr Johann Most publisher of the Freheit to sixteen months with hard labor for inciting to murder. Coleridge called the offence detestable and cowardly and noted the jury urged mercy. Most derisively remarked we might as well be in Russia as he left the dock. News suppressed reports say the Madrid Imparcial received uncensored advices about the Oran governor being hissed amid Algeria unrest and a belief the military acts half heartedly to discredit civil rule.

Most Central Criminal Court Coleridge Herr Johann Most Freheit Lord Coleridge Herr Most Russia Madrid Imparcial Oran Algeria

Accidentally Shot by Playmate with Toy Pistol

Gustav Buettner and Otto Flister, boys aged 16 and 13, were in South Boston when Flister’s toy pistol misfired. Buettner was struck in the forehead by a No. 22 ball and remains in a frail condition. doctors express uncertain prognosis. Flister, in custody, likely to be discharged as the shooting is deemed accidental. The report notes rising toy pistol accidents in the city and warns of the toy’s danger.

Gustav Buettner Athens Street Boston Otto Flister Fayette Street Fister Buettner Flister Turper Bush Clark Street Charlestown

Faith and Works pamphlet by Rev. McKinney

The Rev W G McKinney a colored Episcopal clergyman has published a pamphlet arguing faith and works as agents in salvation He presents an original method and his own thought from start to finish He is currently without a church and visiting Boston to promote sale of the pamphlet He is well endorsed.

W. G. McKinney Episcopal Church

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