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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1875

Page

2

Broad Principles of Equal Justice in State Admissions

A forceful call to apply equal justice in admitting Mr Pinchback as a Sense for, warning that violating another State's constitutional rights risks one’s own. Urges abandoning partisanship and embracing universal fairness, lest today’s minority power becomes tomorrow’s burden.

Pinchback Louisiana Tus

Latest Figures Show Mixed House Senate Tilts Across State

Concord March 12 The latest figures show 191 Republicans and 179 Democrats in the House with four towns hearing results. The Senate stands five Republicans to five Democrats with contests in Districts Two and Four. Governor Cheney and Roberts are within 100 votes of each other, with Prohibition showing about 800 votes once all towns count. Congressman elects Jones and Blair are likely winners, Kent in the Third District defeated, Bell leading in the Second District by 245.

HOUSE Senate Council Democratic Concord Clarksville Errol Pittsburg Hart Todd Briggs Republicen Martin Democueutenines Ibahd Kebeenea Chascottate Marston Sandwich Edward D. Burnham Hopkinton Jeremiah Blodgett Wentworth Rockingham Strafford Hillsborough Cheshire Sullivan Belknap Merrimack Carroll Grafton Coos Cheney Roberts Jones Blair Kent Bell

Mass meeting of the weavers in Fall River

A crowded Temple Hall mass meeting heard ex Judge Lapham and speakers including Mr Whipple and Henry Levey discuss the strike. A resolution promises 27 cents per cut on April 1 if manufacturers pledge to resume, with funds raised for the weavers and spinners. Twelve weavers plan to sail to England. a mass meeting is set for New Bedford tomorrow.

Weavers Judge Lapham Henry Sevey ME Whipple Fall River Mass Temple Hall Mary Lapham Whipple John Nemeteg Smith Valley Falls England Samaria Boston Weavers’ Union Lonsdale R. I Weavers’ Fund New Bedford Mit

Erie Directors discuss rail consolidation and rate plans

New York March 12 Erie Directors met to review action by Railway Conference and possible consolidation talks involving Erie with New England roads to Boston. Rumors say plans aim to connect routes from Fort Erie to Rome Watertown Ogdensburg with Grand Trunk, linking eastern lines. A freight rate accord between Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Central is also suggested to end the feud between Tom Scott and Garrett.

New York Erie Erie Railway New England Boston Jewett Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Union Pacific Northwestern Fort Erie and Black Rock Road Canada Southern Railway Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Ogdensburg Grand Trunk

Levees at risk as crevasses threaten coast

State Engineer Thompson reports imminent danger of crevasses at Hickey and White Castle levees and cave-ins at Waterproof. Levees at Owera and Milliken's Bend under threat while Bonnet Cave and Morgan Sea breaks spill water. He cautions above Bonnet Cave, some levees may fail under high water. Construction of 4 million cubic yards of new levees nearly done but far short of needed reconstruction.

New Orleans Thompson Hickey White Castle Owera Miulliken’s Bonnet Cave Morgan Sea Gen. Thompson Red River Levee Company

Old Maid The Life of Christ Episode

A brief note or billed segment titled Old Maid featuring an episode focused on the life of Christ. The readable text presents a program or article fragment without clear dates or names beyond the Christ figure. Further specifics are not available in the fragment.

the Life of Christ

Tragedy Near New Albany Tests Family Feud And Threats

A New Albany prominent citizen Thomas Moody was shot dead at his gateway after a prior attack on his house using fire-balls and torpedoes. The feud with the Tollivers over a will triggered violence, with rewards offered for Moody’s killers and state support pledged for justice. The report also notes insurance and legislative items and other political notes from Albany.

Indiana New Albany Louisiana Committee New York Ind the Sun Thomas Moody Moody Mary Tolliver Lee Moodys Tolliver Hall Moody Brothers Illinois Tollivers Hendricks Wheeler Kellogg Frye

Fire Devastates Montpelier Main Street Area

A double blaze struck Montpelier Vermont last night starting about 12 30 in a Main Street building owned by John Wood. The fire spread to adjacent properties and a second, larger fire from the rear of Owen Daley’s provision store raged until seven this morning. Numerous shops including Ira S. Tower jeweller George S. Nichols Wilson and Co drugs and J A Page State Treasurer were damaged or destroyed. Total building losses are estimated at 30000 with personal property losses not heavy. In Byron Ohio.

Owen Daley State Street Ira S. Tower Jeweller George 5. Nichols Wilson & Co J. A. Page Erastus Hubbard A. A. Mead T. C. Phinney W. A. Boutwell S. C. Watson J. Hubbard Ira C. W. Storrs F. E. Smith Eli Ballon

Spelling Duel Ends As Normal School Wins Prize

Easton March 12 One of the most exciting spelling matches in the region pitted Normal School pupils against Easton Academy students. The final word syllabub was misspelled as silabub by the last contestant, and Prof. Warren of the Academy ruled syllabub correct, awarding the prize to the Normal School.

Easton Normal School Easton Academy Webster and Worcester Warren Academy

French Assembly Receives Conservative Ministry Declaration

In Paris the new ministry declares a distinctly conservative program aimed at calm governance. The cabinet vows to defend constitutional laws, avoid vindictive policy, and seek press law changes while seeking broad support from moderate voters. Gambetta urges judging the government by its deeds.

Paris M. Buffet M.tuffet France M. Gambetta

War news from Havana and insurgent actions

Captain-General Valmaseda mobilizes wealth to fund reinforcements, with £100000 subscribed. Four battalions prepared for service as insurgents, about 600 strong, burned 12 sugar plantations before fleeing and being pursued by seven Spanish columns. Insurgents move toward Trinidad to reach the Sigmanee District while Sharkey sails for St. Thomas. The U S steamer Colorado arrives from Key West and the brig R S Hassell, carrying molasses, is lost on Colorado Reefs with crew safe.

Valmaseda Havana Spain Trinidad Sigmanee Sharkey Hies St. Thomas U. S Colorado Key West R. S. Hassell Belfast

Four Degrees Gn Wagner Complaint Heard in Alabama

In Montgomery on March 12 a U S Commissioner heard four Degrees gn Wagner complainants on admission to his court. Defense moved to quash for complaint defects and Civil Rights bill unconstitutionality citing Slaughterhouse and Bradwell. Commissioner quashed without opinion. parties plan to pursue a sustained complaint.

Montgomery Ala Wagner U.S

Fraud talks with National Fire Insurance creditors compromise

Eferts push 40 percent compromise with creditors of the National Fire Insurance Company of Philadelphia. Puss Oakley, who stole John H. Beckwith's child in Georgetown, D C, was arrested yesterday with the child. Western Savings Bank in St. Louis closed its doors, promising full payment of debts. Gen Joseph Hawley spoke in Hartford about the third term, opposing it as an unwritten rule, and said he would vote according to national interest without pledges.

Philadelphia Reading and Lehigh Philadelphia and Wing Company Beitler Frederick King Annie McCormick National Fire Insurance Company Hartford Conn

Maritime passenger listings from March ports

At New York on March 12 Ville de Paris from Havre and State of Nevada from Antwerp. At Hong EK on March 1 Colorado from San Francisco. At Havana on March 11 Crescent City from New York. At Liverpool on March 1 City of Berlin from Glasgow.

New York Ville de Paris Havre State of Nevada Antwerp Hong EK Colorado San Francisco Havana Crescent City Liverpool City of Berlin Glasgow

Spicy breath and barber era sales ad snippet

Fragrant SOZODONT promotes breath freshness in a period style advertisement. A trade card mentions HERRING'S SAFES and Vault doors at 60 Sudbury Street, Dr E D Spear offering free consultations for all diseases, and Jackson & Co. Hatters advertising gentlemen's hats withSpring styles at 59 Tremont Street.

Herring Sudbury Street E. D. Spear Washington St Jackson & Co Tremont Street

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