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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1882

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Amusing Bangor Editorial and Bangor Shoreline Fund Plan

A Bangor editor misread an event and gave a speech on reason while mistaking it for a republican mass meeting. Citizens approve a $20,000 Shoreline railroad subscription with trustees George Stetson William B. Hayford and Charles V. Lord to manage funds for Bangor to Calais.

John Elliott Brewer Bangor Calais George Stetson Wiliam BL. Hayford Charles V. Lord

London aftermath of queen’s assassination attempt and local town news

The Times reports condemnation of the attempted assassination as cowardly. MacLean’s letters claim motives of relief for grievances and no intent against the queen. He has ties to Wells and Weston-Super-Mare asylums and possibly Dublin. clergy to thank God for the queen’s deliverance. Melrose town meeting to discuss liquor licenses and town finances follows with caucuses and public lectures listed.

Loxpon the Times MacLean Guiteau Garfield Lefroy Gold M Lss London Wells Lunatic Asylum Windsor Roderick MacLean Maidstone Wells Weston-Super- Mare Dublin Canterbury

Massachusetts bill for state agricultural station at Amherst

A bill requests establishment of a state agricultural experiment station linked to the Amherst Agricultural College. It proposes a governing board including the governor and college trustees and allocates 3000 dollars to establish and 7000 dollars annually for support. Also mentions bills on road bridge control by county commissioners and renaming a regional steamboat company.

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