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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1881

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The Journal doubts Hamlin will take Boston Collectorship

The Journal dismisses rumors that Hannibal Hamlin will seize the Boston Custom House post. It argues there is no basis for such fear and asserts the Custom House will not lose its incumbent beard.

Hannibal Hamlin Boston Custom House

Coercion in Ireland and Arrests Stir Public Interest

The British government tightens coercion in Ireland with arrests of Land League leaders. notable union between Ulster Protestants and Catholics gains attention. John W. Dearborn, linked to a murder case, was arrested in Contoocook and brought to Lowell. A Rosita Colorado fire destroys the business district, $130,000 loss.

Ireland Land League League John W. Dearborn Crea Stearns Kendall Abbott Contoocook N. H Lowell Rosita Col North Carolina Connecticut Supreme Court New York Secretary of the Treasury Connecticut Hartford Pennsylvania Railroad Company Boston Common Council Angus Cameron United States Wisconsin Kansas City

Treasury Letters Hint At Bank Question Decision

Treasury officials in Washington received many letters and telegrams from interested parties about the pending national bank issue. Secretary Windom reviewed ex-Treasurers Spinner and Newell letters and copies, with Cabinet meeting set for tomorrow to decide the matter likely soon after.

Washington Treasury National Bank United States Spinner New Windom

Complete Senate Committees Membership List Reported

Democratic caucus approved full Senate committee roster with chairmen including Salisbury Johnston Bayard Davis and Dormant vacancies. Notable panels cover Privileges and Elections Foreign Relations Finance Appropriations Commerce Manufactures Agriculture Military Naval Affairs Judiciary Public Lands Patents Territories Railroads Mines and Mining Education and Labor Civil Service and other joint committees. Note confirms Yorktown Centennial Committee membership unchanged during recess.

Washington Senate Salisbury Hill George Vance Pugh Call Hoar Logan Sherman Platt New York Johnston Morgan Pendleton Saulsoury Jackson Conkling Hale Miller Mitchell Bayard Voorhees Beck Eorover Morrall Ferry Jones Nevada Allison Davis West Virginia Ransom Cockrell Harris Hawkey Conger Commerce Coke Farley West Brown McMalan Harrison Manufactures Williams Grover McPherson Kotlas Dawes Agriculture Slater Blair van Wyck Sawyer Maxey Hampton Mahone Burnside Plumb Cameron Pennsylvania Jones Fila Gorman Anthony Cameroun Pratt Nat Hlllnois Garland Rasaard Lamar Hull Georgia Pendieon Edmnunds Saulsbury Groome Sewell Florida Walker Fair Camden Colorado Edmunds California Ingalls Saunders Pepsions Camuen Blur Kellogg Connecticut Hawley Revolutionary Claims McMillan Clams Teller District of Columbia Butler Rollins Gerland Jonas Illinois Cumer Morrill Civil Service Groom Graeme United States Bay Col Conn Mr. West Lauisbury Library of Congress

U S Officials Report Belgium Salt Pork Safety

Washington reports Belgium House debate notes no danger from American salt pork as long as meat is cooked. Belgium interior minister and sentiments toward U S provisions described as friendly. Postmaster General James’s rapid New York exit and audit marked as unprecedented. Treasury denial of a 3 percent loan option. Presidential nominations include postmasters and a Dakota Supreme Court associate justice. Senate Proceedings.

Washington United States Brussels Belgium House of Delegates France Antwerp James New York City New York McGrew Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department Upton To-Day N. D. Sperry New Haven Conn Wm. Farron Hartford N. F. Dixon, Jr Rhode Island 8. R. Hudson Wisconsin Supreme Court Dakota H.E. Brown U. 38 H. N. Kendall U.S. A Senate

Massive fires hit Miller's grocery and Kansas City block

Early today a fire at Miller's grocery in Rosita Col. destroyed the business portion and post office with incendiary origins. In Kansas City a blaze on Union avenue caused multiple explosions and heavy losses to Woodward Faxon Co Oglebay Co and others. Other fires hit Laconia Fall River Consecon Chicago Chicago area and Athens destroying buildings and stock with insured versus uninsured totals noted.

Rosita Col Miller’s F. L. Miller & Co H. H. Tompkins & Co C. C. Smith Grand View Hotel and Furniture Fred. B. Ershart Joseph Milsom Hansas City Kansas City Union Avenue Mulberry Santa Fe Woodward, Faxon & Co Skelly Kelly & Co Lencich, Olmsted & Hall Laconia N. H Plummer Dr. Moore Post Office J. H. Dow Fall River Nancy B. Mosher Somerset Hingham Mutual Company Watertown N.Y Ottawa Ont Consecon Cuhicago Athens N. Y First Methodist

Man Arrested in New Hampshire Linked to Groton Murder Suspect

Police arrest John H. Dearborn alias Sanborn in Concoroph New Hampshire after reports tie him to the Groton murder of Mrs. Crue. Dearborn, a printer formerly with H S Chase in Contoocook, denies involvement and claims alibi evidence.

Mrs. Crue New Hampshire Concorph N.H Bean Manchester Chase Contoocook Sanborn John H. Dearborn Groton Scituate Mass

Epizootic strain in San Francisco and notable shootings

San Francisco reports a serious epizootic affecting streetcar service. In murder trial of I M Kalloch for Charles De Young's death experts discuss transitory mania as a defense. also notes Moody and Sankey meetings. Ridley dies. a war flour sale netted over 50 000 for the Sanitary Commission. shootings in Moxey Arizona and Eldorado Nevada with fugitives at large.

San Francisco Cal I. M. Kalloch Charles de Young de Young Moody and Sankey Geo. W. Ridley Butte County Sanitary Commission California Nevada Moxey Arizona Dick Lloyd E. Mann O’ Neil Eldorado Nev Hank Parish Clark Greenwood Parish

Whittaker Court Martial Opens Handwriting Test

Judge Advocate Gardiner warns he may withdraw consent to produce specimen No 27 as Capt Sears claims it as private property. Capt Sears to present 1 30 for expert Hugan to compare with the warning note while witnesses discuss Whittaker handwriting and hair-cutting details from 1850.

New York Whittaker Gardiner West Point Gov. Chamberlain Capt. Sears Court of Inquiry Hugan Stephen de Jossa Albert 8 Southwark Boston

Debt settlement vote in Tennessee Senate tilts toward compromise

In the Tennessee Senate on March 10 the resolution requiring a public vote before any state debt settlement was tabled 15 to 8. State Credit Democrats and Republicans supported it while Low Tax Democrats opposed. The move locks in favor of settlement and signals possible overall debt terms from the majority House aligned with creditors.

Nashville Tenn Senate Raleigh N. C House

Wisconsin Legislature Elects Cameron to Unexpired Senate Term

In a joint session at Madison Angus Cameron Republican won ninety seven votes while William F Vilas Democrat received twenty seven and Cameron was declared elected to fill the unexpired term of Matt K Carpenter.

Nwicago Ill Mudison Wis Wisconsin United States Angus Cameron Wim. F. Vilas Cameron Matt K. Carpenter

Connecticut River Breakup Near Harthorp

The Connecticut River at Harthorp is thirteen feet above low water and rising. The river is clear of ice from Middletown to the Sound, with a breakup expected tonight or tomorrow. Boats may resume to New York in a few days.

Harthorp Conn Connecticut Middletown New York

Senate Moves to New Capitol Chamber in Albany

The New York Senate formally took possession of the Senate chamber in the new capitol in Albany. Assembly members conducted them to the chamber and ceremonies and speeches marked the change of abode.

Albany N. Y Senate

Stepson Shoots Father-in-Law in Vienna Incident

In Vienna Louisiana on March 10 Charles Yassett was killed by his stepson John Book. The elder man had ill treated his wife prompting her to leave. he allegedly attempted to force her to return, prompting Book to fire.

Vienna Chas. Yassett John Book Yaussett Book

Coercion Act Victims Plague Southern and Western Regions

March 10. The coercion act arrests many rural leaders across the South and West. Notables include Scrab Nally, recently traveling to London then Cape, now jailed for eighteen months. New Dublin arrivals include Martin O Halleran and Joseph Dalton amid incitement charges. Additional prisoners come from Leitrim, Galway, Kerry, Limerick, and Clare. Prison conditions are comfortable, with meals, wine, and exercise. Natty arrives in Dublin, urging retaliation for every arrest. New warrants issued, including for Patrick Naily.

Dublin Martin O’hallerhan Loughrea County Galway Joseph Dalton Miltown Claremorris Patrick Kearney Furlongmore Patrick Fury Annaghdown League County Leitrim Charles Nelson Farmer Drumshire Matthew Melley Drumkeiran Patrick McManus J. McMorrow Dewra Michael Gidgley Michael Fionu Innis Edward Hussey Castle Island P. D. Kenny Ballymadan Kerry Oola County Limerick Messrs Dailon Brennan Kilmainham J. P. Quinn J. Gordon D. Ahern League Patrick Naily John Nally

Growing Union Question in Ulster Confuses Hope for Pact

London reports cast doubt on a developing bond between Ulster Protestants and Catholics within the league. Orangemen remain hostile to Parnell with funds raised abroad to oppose Boycotting. Nally of Balla labeled half witted after inciting murder charges. Boyton's case sees hope for American intervention and passport renewal requests.

London League North Parnell William Johnston Ballykilbeg Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland Orangemen Sovereign Lodgef of the World Londonderry Nally John W. Nally Balla Hearne Rutledge Hollymount Ballinrobe Claremorris Lora Cranmore Lambert Oranmore Land Leaguers Mayo

Dying Bellevue Patient Mary Gross Linked to Old Debts

The case of Mary Gross alias Maud Trenholm is explored after her death at Bellevue Hospital from exhaustion due to mania. The report traces her life from Moncton to Washington and Boston, detailing family claims, alleged desertion, and a body sent to New Brunswick. Also noted are unrelated items on Santa Anna diamonds, a Hancock dinner, a blind man’s arrest, and Central Park site findings.

New York Mary Gross Maud Trenholm Bellevue Hospital Third Avenue Boston Couch James White Phenix Moncton New Brunswick Mary Mr. White James B. Gross Gross Washington, D. C Mexico Antonio Lopez Santa Anna Calvin Hancock Manhattan Club Tilden Randall Augustus Schell Jueustus Belmont Hoffman Grace Joan Kohler Committee Central Park

Juvenile Gang Led Quick Action Against Freight Theft

Eight thieves were captured by police in CuicaGo Il by night. Seven are under 17 and the eighth 24, hired at one dollar a day. They were moving fifteen flasks of quicksilver to a hiding place after tossing them from a freight car of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The thefts since New Year total about $10,000.

CuicaGo Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Sarah Stafford Taunton N. J Paul Jones Jeff St. Johns N. F Bonavista Bay Tennessee Jane Melrose Wabash Ind Verre Haute Mollie Nuckleberry George Arbuckle Arbuckle Jevial Rumick Erie Railway Sterling Junction Chicago

Gould Talks Mexican Rail Schemes and Gulf Trade

Jay Gould and party arrived in Chicago from the Southwest discussing the Missouri Pacific push toward the Mexican border and a rail link Chicago to Laredo. He proposed a Galveston Vera Cruz steam line with local funds, signaling broad plans for an American railway system into old Mexico.

Jay Gould CuicaGco Eckert Chicago Southwest Western Union American Union Telegraph Companies Board of Trade New York Times Gould Missouri Pacific Laredo Rio Grande Old Mexico el Paso Galveston Vera Cruz Texas St. Louis Gen Grant F Mexico Union Pacific Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Str. Louis Republican Kansas City Thomas Kimball Union Pacific Railroad E. P. Vining Wd C. Stebbins Topeeka Kimball Missouri River San Francisco Strong Topeka and Towne Southern Pacific Deming Pennsylvania Company Pittsburg E. A. Ford Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Henry Monett Pan Mr. Ford Col. W. L. O’brien Southwestern Cincinnati F.R. Myers Fort Wayne Road Northwestern Columbus Ben. Monett National Ticket Agents’ Association National Association of General Passenger Wm. B. Shattuc Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad E. P. Wilson Cincinnati Southern Railroad A. J. Smith Cleveland Reading Road Philadelphia Reading Railroad

Belfast forgery case bound over for grand jury

William Seekins of Swangill was bound over in 600 to await grand jury action on forgery. He was released on bail but surrendered by his sureties and reportedly confessed. The forged check rose from 725 to 7025 drawn on Belfast Savings Bank by Captain William O. Aiden of Bangor.

Belfast William Seekins Swangill Belfast Saves Bank Wm. O. Aiden Bangor

Livelihoods Dwindle Amid Lancaster Tragedies and Legal Actions

In Lancaster the Towne and Bugbee families unravel as multiple deaths follow in sequence from July to last month. Dr Francis Towne remains as the sole surviving member. In Hopkinton Justice Kimball charges Charles H Chapman with aggravated assault on George K Weeks after a highway confrontation. George D Barnes of West Hopkinton faces accusations of cruelly beating his wife and child, with prior assault conviction against his father-in-law W E Philbrick. Barnes may be jailed to keep the peace as authorities act on a potential arrest.

Lancaster B. G. Towne Dr. Bugbee Toecether Hattie Bugbee Walla Walla John S. Kimball Hopkinton Charles H. Chapman George K. Weeks Sugar Hill Chapman Weeks George D. Barnes West Hopkinton Barnes W. E. Philbrick

Ferguson Held on Charge in Hyde Park Sequestration Case

John A. Ferguson of Morrisville was arrested and taken to Hyde Park for commitment on a suit by M. D. L. Peck demanding 5000 dollars for the seduction of Peck's wife. Ferguson lived with the Peck family for a year and has shared the Morrisville house with Mrs. Peck since leaving. Bail was not yet obtained. He is about 50, twice married and twice divorced.

John A. Ferguson Morrisville Ilyde Park M. D. L. Peck Hyde Park Peck Ferguson

Massachusetts News Roundup of Pensions, Mills, and Local Conditions

Massachusetts notes include Albert E. Snow of Chatham receiving a pension with back pay totaling 1160 dollars. Tecumseh Mill in Fall River plans an addition to lift capacity by 100 looms and 3000 spindles. Sudbury River water discharge nears 800 million gallons after heavy rain in South Framingham. Falls River bride Sarah C. dies after delirium tremens four weeks into marriage. Medfield widow commits suicide by jumping into a well amid illness. Ex policeman Henry Garrison held for assault after a New York incident. Westboro Reform School cited for escapes and discipline issues. Pittsfield to get a new national bank with over 100 thousand subscribed. Taunton mills busy with expansion and new housing, noting prosperity postwar. Numerous town pupils invited to participate in corn-raising contest with twenty entries, prize pool up to 100 dollars for youths under 18.

Albert E. Snow Chatham Tecumseh Mill Fall River South Framingham Boston Water Works Sudbury River Sarah C W. H. Wardell Woodward Noon Hill Medfield Henry Garrison New York Lowell Westboro J. W Hull J. Dwight Francis Gov. Wes Taunton Mason Machine Works Reed & Barton Fitchburg Leominster Lunenburg Townsend Shirier Lancaster Harvard Clinton Bolton Sterling Princeton Hubbardston Westminster Ashburpham Ashby Gardner Templeton Phillipston Petersham Athol Royalston Winchendon Rindge New Ipswich Greenville L. J. Brown L. J. Broyn Mass

Germany Accepts Monetary Conference Invitation with Reservation

Berlin reports Germany will attend the Monetary Conference but will not be bound by delegates' decisions. Paris dispatches say Evarts’ selection as chief delegate signals U S seriousness for a practical result. Personal Minister Lowell to preside at Worcester luncheon for the free library opening.

London Berlin Germany Paris Evarts United States Lowell Guildhall Worcester Free Library

Parliament Proceedings in the House of Commons

In London the House of Commons debated inter oceanic communication with the United States. Sir Charles Dilke said no recent correspondence existed on the canal issue, while Sir Henry Wolff cited Garfield and asked about the Clayton Bulwer treaty. The Arms Bill vote ended 347 to 30 as Mr Gladstone moved urgent amendments. Grant Duff reported the Ashantee king sent a peaceful message, but affairs remain unsettled. The arms bill discussion continued with a new license clause for agricultural occupiers approved.

London House of Commons Charles Dilke Henry Wolff United States Sir Henry Wolff Garfield England Gladstone Grant Duff Gold Coast Ashantee Collan Louth

England Eyes Monetary Conference Reforms Debates

London reports say Liverpool Chamber urged England to appoint commissioners for the monetary conference especially for India. Hartington indicated consideration but gave no pledge while France and U S invitation wording prompts Britain to seek a modified stance. The issue includes silver reforms and bi metallicism cautions amid cabinet dissension.

London Times Liverpool Incorporated Chamber of Commerce Lord Hartington India England Daily Telegraph France United States

Stormy Sea Strikes New Hampshire Harbor Vessels in Distress

Portsmouth reports a severe storm with high waves striking lighthouses. Three ships are in distress off Stillman's Rock including a cotton bark and two schooners, one English. a fourth vessel rode the rocks but escaped. Leyden sails to aid, shore winds hinder rescue.

Portsmouth N. H Stillman’s Rock United States Leyden

Rowell Withdraws From Contest For Astley Belt

New York report states Rowell has withdrawn from the contest and will only display his style for short periods each evening this week. Observers say he is saving himself for the upcoming Astley belt contest. At 2 o'clock Vaughan led O Leary 342 to 331.

New York Rowell Vaughan O’ Leary

Rents Rise Across Chicago and Local Crimes Reported

The report notes Chicago rents climbing from 15 to 50 percent, George E. Gooch suspending business, and several crime notes. Mares Coloumo and Jeanpette were sold in Janesville for about 15000 dollars. A cyclist of incidents includes a Toronto man poisoning himself in Ontario and a Kentucky stabbing. A temperance act amendment passes in the Dominion Senate. The seal fleet departs St. Johns for ice fields with good voyage prospects. A Tennessee debt settlement proposal may reach the legislature. A hair preparation reportedly caused a woman to die with green-toned skin. A Missouri Street shooting wounded a passerby. Tramps shoot an Erie brakeman. a youth theft ring is busted in Chicago with $10000 in losses.

George E. Gooch Butter and Cheese Commission Chicago Janesville Wis Mares Coloumo Jeanpette Albert S. Odell New York Brooklyn Fort Hamilton Coney Island Albany N. Y Thomas Anscombe Pants Cynthiana Sally Carr Irene Fowler Philadelphia Frank Flubbert Salem Killine Himelf Dominion Senate

The Diversity of our States The Great West and East Contrasted

A compact feature surveys contrasts between the Great West and Great East, highlighting notable differences in climate industry and culture. It offers a collection of curious data and reflections on the Golden State and its eastern counterparts.

The Great West Great East Golden State

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