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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1882

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Rhode Island Gop Opposition Cites Senate Race Clash

The Rhode Island Republican opposition to Senator Anthony’s re election has grown visible. The Portland Transcript attacked Eugene Bale for supporting the Chinese bill calling his vote a cowardly surrender. A Confederate fifty cent piece fetched 870 in New York and drew no alarms from Bangor or Concord figures.

Rhode Island Anthony Portland Eugene Bale Stinkpot New York Bangor Concord

Conservative MPs discuss cloture and Easter timing

A private Carleton club meeting of Conservative members in London on March 17 considered cloture rules. Sir Stafford Northcote reportedly opposed cloture and favored Marriot's amendment to curb a bare majority closing debates, aiming to finish the discussion before Easter. Participants stressed cautious handling of Ireland.

London Carleton Club Stafford Northcote Mr. Marriot Ireland

Terrible Ravages of the Dread Disease in Bethlehem

A Bethlehem report details severe impacts of a contagious illness with rising cases and strained local hospitals. Residents seek care, while officials urge precautions and note shortages of medical supplies and staff.

Bethlehem

New York Officials Probe Life Insurance Receiverships

The Continental Life case reveals receivership expenses of 190874, with Receiver Pierson handling payouts of 23000 to lawyers and 33000 to himself. Assets across seven companies totaled 19018359 after adjustments, with dividends of 3090000 paid and 1175000 expected, leaving a deficit of 1234570 to be accounted for.

New York Continental Life Insurance Company Tobias R.J. Moses Pierson Albany Atlantic Mutual Continental Life Eclectic Life Globe Life Guardian North America Security Insurance Department Canada Virginia

Contention for Gloucester Collectorship Sparking Local Excitement

Correspondence from Gloucester Mass reports intense contest for city collectorship with petitions affidavits and endorsements flooding Washington. Rumors place Burns as likely nominee with Butler flexing influence. Babson criticized though disputed. Loring opposes Babson seeking to settle scores and Cunningham supported by ex Governors Rice Boutwell and Timothy Davis.

Boston Post Gloucester Mass Washington Capt. Babson Arthur Chicago Col Haskell Burns Butler White House Stone Loring Babson Congress Gen Cunningham Rice Boutwell Timothy Davis Barns Hiunker

St Patrick’s Day Banquet Guests in New York Highlight Grant

In New York Delmonico’s hosted the Friendly Sons of St Patrick with 198 gentlemen attending and Gen Grant as guest of honor. Other notables included Dion Boucicart John Russell Young C M Depew John Kelly Col Mapleson and merchants and judiciary. Grant called himself an Irish citizen since 1879 and praised American character. Observances across major cities included Catholic masses and knightly processions with high masses and social gatherings.

Thomas Riley Lion A. W. Beard Mayor Green N. P. Banks Thomas J. Gargan W. W Blackmar Father O’connor Henry Walker W. W. Dwyer William J. Smith The Scots Charitable Society Charles K. Gorman Providence Hugh O’ Brien J. Dacey L. J. Logan Benj, Cushing E. B. Rankin P. A. Collins Judge Fallon John P. Manning T. J. Denny Wiliam H. Frizzell John Boyle O’ Reilly Joan Curtin J. Stuart MacCorry M. T. Glynn M. M. Cunniff Charles Maynes M. J. Fitzsimmons M. J. Kiley F. H. Underwood Capt J. M. Tobin John D. Shea Riley Ireland America William Mackay Parnell Davitt Dillon Niagara O’connell Peel Wellington Tara Rome Sue BearUs Shannon Luffey Tiber Rhine Australia Boston Boston College Army Navy Gen. Banks W. W. Doherty Col.eet Sons of St. Patrick New York Friendly Sons of St. Patrick Delmonico’s Justice Davis Gen. Grant Dion Boucicardt John Russell Young C. M. Depew John Kelly Col. Mapteson Gen. Bancock Senator Bayard United States

Closing Day Adams Sale at Doll and Rich ards Boston

Friday marked the final day of Leonard & Co. Adams collection sale with Tre mont temple packed. The top prices featured Lake Lucerne Bierstadt 3575 and Morning Bolini 3000 with buyers including H. Conant and W. J. Dinsmore. Fifty paintings netted 29235 while both days totaled 57389 for paintings and 2230 for statuary.

Adams Leonard & Co Tremont Temple Boston Lake Lucerne Holland de Haas E. D. Jordan Vernet-Lecomte S.M. Vose Meyer Yoo Bremen C. Bb. Lancaster Tissot Lissot W. B. Dinsmore Rome von Starkenberg Sonntag Susquehanna Cass Morse de Laspee

Cambridge Superior Court and Local Crime Briefs

In Woburn Henry Ferrin faced manslaughter charges over Matilda Raymond. jury disagreed. Peter Bernace found guilty only of an assault in a sibling killing case. Cahill Blake and Malley jailed for larceny. two for 15 months and one for 5x months respectively. Patrick English arrested for breaking into a Centennial tea store. Hyde Park sees lit streets by electricity proposal. Justiceerry sentenced Curran for wife assault. St Patrick event in Everett aids Catholic church fund. Suburban notes include Nabant Swampscott meetings. Indian skeleton found in Revere. Arlington approves 873310 in appropriations. Hyde Park Carran jailed for wife pealing. Larrabee estate sold in Peabody for 161,000 to Bancroft. Adams lot sold in Washington St. to Berry for 610. Chelsea special election results: Green and Norris win wards 8 and 4 respectively. Grover of Grover Baker offers 10000 for Mansfield town hall with equal town match. one-year consideration period. Grover, from West Mansfield, now linked to the gift.

Patrick English Centennial East Cambridge Superior Court Revere Arlington Patrick Carran Hyde Park House of Correction Pealing Daniel Larrabee Peabody Alpheus W. Bancroft Adams Washington Street John M. Berry Chelsea Patrick E. Green Jeremiah Norris Mr. Grover Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Manufacturers Boston Mansfield

Notable Moves and Travels Across States and Seas

Harriet Beecher Stowe rests at her Mandarin Florida home while Edward Chase resigns from Pavilion church in Biddeford Mo. Prof. W Frank Stewart lies seriously ill in Crawford House. Mrs C C Smith sails from New York to Liverpool aboard the Republic. Senator Cameron and wife recover in health in Washington after Florida visit. Chauncy Hall school appointees named lieutenants J J Souther F W Cheney W Watson W Morrison. Blaine aided coal interests in Pittsburg. Pickett estate leaves 300 dollars to North Bennet Street Industrial Home. Maj. George Merrill leads G A R tour of Wisconsin. O VU Howard to deliver Auburn Oration May 30 with Frye and Dingley possible. Prof. W S Chaplin returns from Japan to visit eastern Maine. Miss Jessie Bartlett’s Detroit concert elicits mixed reviews. Cunard Palmyra sails Boston to Queenstown and Liverpool with Huse family and others. Max Maretzek leaves Cincinnati College of Music over critique of Lohengrin and marketing style.

Harriet Beecher Stowe Mandarin Florida Edward Chase Pavilion Biddeford W. Frank Stewart Crawford House Ciy C.C. Smith Republic New York Liverpool Senator Cameron Washington J.J. Souther F. W. Cheney W. Watson W. Morrison Chauncy Hell School Blaine Pittsburg Monongahela Valley Susan C. Pickett Beverly Mass North Bennet Street George S. Merrill Wisconsin O. VU. Howard Auburn Frye Dingley W.S. Chaplin State College Orono University of Japan America Maine Jessie Bartlett Cary Detroit Detroit Free Press Chicago Inter-Ocean Cunard Palmyra Durrant Boston Queenstown W.W. Huse L. B. Huse Mary Huse Josephine Huse J. R. Herriman John Buckley Max Maretzek Cincinnati College of Music Nichols Lohengrin

Boston Museum Stage Plans For Afternoon and Evening Shows

The Butterfly Fever and the Old Guard headline an afternoon program at the Boston Museum. Charles Barron will headline a annual benefit tonight with Richelieu and Seeing War ren in performances. Hrdgar Fawcett’s False Friend opens Monday evening with new scenery.

Boston Museum Charles Barron

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