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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Mar 24, 1881

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Chicago Socialists Call for Destruction of Oppressive Systems

Chicago Socialists declare the welfare of the human race requires destroying tyrants and the social system that sustains them, condemning empires and camps of butchers. They also criticize Blaine for sympathizing with the Imperial family and connect it to his hog cholera stance affecting Chicago residents.

Chicago Blaine

Philadelphia rail fares critique echoed by Boston transport leaders

In a Tuesday Times claim repeated seven times it says Philadelphia is the only city where passenger railways charge more than five cents. The note reasserts six cent fares on all Boston railways and accuses railway officials of assuming patrons are millionaires. The speaker pleads not to be crowded by the Times.

Times Philadelphia Boston Mr. Times

Nominations defy Conkling as Blaine pushes Senate picks

Vice President sparks a political crisis in Washington and New York by sending a slate of nominations opposed to Boss Conkling's wishes. Speculation swirls on whether administration foes will fight, and if Conkling can endure the clash.

Washington New York Senate Conkling Blaine Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Philadelphia, Winnington and Baltimore Road Pennsylvania Railroad Company Whittaker Taylor Germany United States State House Pennsylvania Philadelphia Athens Turkey Allan Line Boston Nice Fall River

Weather notes hint at mixed skies and rising pressure

The report mentions New England and partly cloudy to clonny conditions with northwest to southwest winds. A higher barometer and stationary or rising temperatures are noted, suggesting a change in weather patterns.

New England

San Francisco Stock Closing Prices Chronicle

San Francisco reports closing stock prices with varied percent changes for many names. Notable entries include Crown Point, Consolidated, Northern Bel, Eureka, Virginidcascoce, and Raymond and Ely with mixed gains and losses amid a broad market snapshot.

Aida dc Manhattan Beicher Os Seeerscreene « Belividere Cocscess Martin White Seeeree Pest & Belcher Bodi Belic Keystone PNG Iececcuatoubesus California Cccee Sens Chotlare Gould & Curry Srisencr TOD Aise Saspe Bion Consolidated Bate & Norcross Big Woigs Ccercaees Crown Point

Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup Advertises Quick Cure

It laments that thousands ignore coughs colds and hoarseness though they often precede consumption. The notice claims immediate cure by Dr Bull's Cough Syrup priced at 25 cents.

Blaines influence sparks nomination row in Washington

Washington March 23 The Robertson nomination as Collector of the port of New York triggers a clash with Conkling and Platt. Blaine is blamed for the move, sparking speculation on whether Conkling will fight. Other nominations and depot shifts accompany the day as politics churns through the extra session.

Boston Post Washington Conkling Blaine Senate Arthur Robertson New York Platt White House Chicago Grant Commerce Committee Chandler Phelps Austria Badeau London Denmark Gilmer Richmond Mahone Riddleberger Virginia

Senators Clash Over Refunding Plan in Senate

In Washington on March 23, Senator Voorhees again moved a resolution opposing the banks’ stance on refunding the national debt at lower interest and their bid to shape legislation. Senator Morrill raised a point about order, while Senator Sherman urged a full ruling. Voorhees argued the measure was in order, citing precedents, and Morrill, after discussion, withdrew the point of order as the resolution was laid over for one day.

Washington Senate Vorhees Congress Morrill Sherman Voorhees House of Representatives Messrs. Chas. Seward Douglas House Seward Michigan Ferry Hlad Forty Third Congress Mackinaw Senate of the United States

The Design for the Monument to be Erected at Yorktown

Plans reveal the design for a new monument to be erected at Yorktown honoring the site’s historic significance. The proposal outlines the monument’s shape, materials, and intended commemorative inscriptions, with expected dedication details forthcoming from officials.

Yorktown

Grant interview on extra Congress session and financial policy

Gen Grant says he hopes no extra session. He warns against self serving bills slipping in and delaying them until fall. He favors a one billion dollar loan at 3.5 percent as a currency basis and argues the nation should trust the current administration until the next regular Congress. He criticizes attacks on national banks and asserts American credit should not exceed par.

Gen. Grant Congress Grant Senate Finance Committee France England

Forepaughs Beauty Chooses Local Woman Annie Scott

Monongahela City, March 23. Forepaugh has selected Annie Pauline Scott of this city from thousands of photographs as the nearest ideal of American beauty. Her form is tall and shapely with graceful carriage and Grecian features. She is the niece of coal miner John Ryan and lives in a dilapidated house.

Pennsylvania America Monongahela City Forepaugh Annie Pauline Scott Scott Olive Logan Sarah Bernhardt Hiram Powers Miss Scott Adelaide Neilson John Ryan

Boston girl returns home after elopement attempt

A Boston hardware merchant's daughter named Cora Williams, who ran away from home to pursue acting in New York City, returned with her father after a promise she could act freely in Boston. She had opposed by her stepmother and father. Grant resigns as World’s Fair Commission president and favors postponing the fair to 1884 or 1885. Jewett named to presidency in Grant’s stead. Gannon & McGrath fail in Chicago with liabilities near 49,500. Nett lands Trading Co. sued for 100,000 over oleomargarine patent infringement. Whittaker court martial hears handwriting defense. perjury charges loom. Charles Seitz, lager brewer, makes assignment with liabilities about 100,060.

New York Boston Cora Williams St. James’s Square Gen. Grant Mexico Long Branch Committee On Organization Hugh J. Jewett Gannon & McGrath Chicago Commercial Manufacturing Co United States United States Circuit Court Nettlands Trading Co Whittaker Taylor Charles Seitz

Frozen herring season nears close at Gloucester port

Gloucester reports the frozen herring season ending as six vessels arrive with small cargoes. Prices have been low with baiting at thirty five cents per hundred and weekly quotations at 125 dollars per hundred. From Nov 25 1880 to Mar 15 1881 Eastport shipments reached 32 630 000 herring, with 14 650 barrels by steamer adding 6 280 000 herring and total cost about 98 700 dollars. One sixth of catch handled by Boston Sering Company via Capt. Henry B. Thomas.

Gloucester E. W. Merchant Agnes Bell Ralph E. Eaton Margie Smith Isaac Patch Henry B. Thomas Eastport Boston Serring Company Thomas

Storm Embargoed Northwestern and St Paul Railroads

The March storm left the Northwestern and St Paul lines embargoed after five days. Crews work to restore service with trains expected to run again tomorrow. Snow packed along routes and many miles must be cleared as merchants in Dubuque report a month of lost trade from blockades.

CubicaGo Northwestern St. Paul Dubuque Iowa Chicago

Fire at Italian Opera House Kills Dozens in Nice

Despatch reports a blaze at the Italian Opera House in Nice. Fourteen bodies recovered from suffocation, with fears that 109 people perished in the flames as the tragedy struck during the performance.

The Russian Nihilists Plot to Murder the Czar Described

London dispatch reports two men disguised as Greek church choristers arrested after joining the imperial funeral cortege in St. Petersburg. With the Czar’s safety Thames reflects, the Council of Regency includes Empress and Grand Dukes Vladimir and Nicholas.

London St. Petersburg Council of Regency Vladimir Nicholas Golos Prof Martens Russia Paris Geneva Switzerland

Greece faces possible war over military service bill

In Athens a debate on abolishing exemption from military service ends with the bill passing a third reading. M Tricoupis warns war may be near yet insists Greece could gain a Berlin Conference boundary if conflict occurs. England is seen as ready to support Greece if it takes the lead.

London Athens M. Tricoupis Ife Greece England Berlin

Paris Scrutin de Liste Debate Divides French Government

London dispatches report Gambetta and Ferry seeking a silent compromise on the scrutin de liste. The Times correspondent notes a potential crisis if the government must intervene. Ferry tells the Deputies the Cabinet will remain neutral. the committee then backs scrutin d’arrondissement. Two men receive eight months for placarding pro Nabuilist congratulatory addresses on the Czar’s assassination. President Grevy’s organ questions Ferry’s ministerial crisis stance.

London Paris Gambetta Jules Ferry Scrutin de Liste Ferry The Times Secrutin de Liste M. Ferry Scrutin D’arrondissement Scrutin de Liste Bi Crutin d Grevy M. Grevy

Treaty With the Boers Aims at Native Protection Frontiers

London reports that General Wood seeks guarantees for just native treatment and that the Royal Commission will delimit northern and eastern frontiers of the Transvaal to restore tribal independence or English protection. Boers accept British terms at O Neill farm and will retire from Laings Nek. Royal Commission expected in June and reactions see England's prestige damaged. many lament national honor.

London Briave Reuter Mount Prospect O’neil Laing Nek Times Royal Commission Durban England

Loaded Pistol Sent to Sir William Harcourt in Box

A parcel addressed to Sir William Harcourt Secretary of State for the Home Department was opened and contained a loaded pistol. The incident sparked a profound sensation in London. The report mentions a broader flood of news, including emigration from Berlin to America and various political developments, with a bomb and other international notes.

William Harcourt London Manchester Sir William Harcourt Home Department House of Commons Iite

Royal Theatre incident and political notes from Madrid

A device outside the Royal Theatre in Madrid was found by police before it exploded. The Irish Land League reports £3500 raised in a single week. The Faraday cable steamer is ordered to sail at month’s end to lay the Atlantic cable. Gladstone to be called as witness in the Lawson Labouchere case. Bradlaugh to appeal on his Commons seat next Wednesday. A £300 reward is offered for information on the Mansion House outrage. Brussels reports the Belgian expedition planned for Western Africa.

Royal Theatre Madrid Irish Land League Faraday Standard Gladstone Bradlaugh

Purchase of Delaware Western by Baltimore and Ohio

Wilmington reports interview with Bird counsel and Col McComb stating the Baltimore and Ohio buys the Delaware Western charter to form a Philadelphia to Baltimore route. Engineers on site, line to Philadelphia finished by June, and to Baltimore as funds permit, using the PW&B line from Gray's Ferry to Chester. Also notes stock sale to Pennsylvania Railroad and broad plan to build a new peninsula line amid friendly ties between lines.

Delaware Western Baltimore and Ohio Wilmington Del Bird Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Col H. 5. McComb Baltimore and Ohio Company Delaware Western Railroad Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Road Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia Baltimore Philadelphia, Wilmington Gray’s Ferry Chester Reading Road Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Delaware Balltimore and Ohio Company Delaware Road Pennsylvania Road Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Maine Central

Rhode Island Democratic State Convention Nominates Ticket

The Rhode Island Democratic State Convention in Providence nominated Horace M. Kimball Burrillville for Governor Thomas Segard Westerly for Lieutenant Governor John Perry South Kingstown for Secretary of State Francis Lorisley Woonsocket for Attorney General Arnold Burdick Newport for General Treasurer A straight ticket was chosen with a six man Providence county and three from each other county Central Committee. Resolutions denouncing Republican actions in Congress were passed unanimously and the convention adjourned.

Providence Rhode Island Horace M. Kimball Burrillville Thomas W. Segard Westerly John G. Perry South Kingstown Francis Lorisley Woonsocket Arnold L. Burdick Newport Providence County Daniel B. Pond Olney Arnold Pawtucket Herbert B. Wood Johnston A. J. Barnaby Elisha Mathhewson John F. Daly Newport County John Waters Asa B. Anthony Portsmouth Michael F. Shea Bristol Hezekiah J. Pitman Chas. R. Cutler Warren Edward W. Brunson Washington County John Remington Hopkinville Thomas W. Segar Westerley Philip B. Money Exeter Kent County Alfred L. Fisher Warwick Albert B. Lewis Coventry John C. Ellis East Greenwich Mr. H. N. Leader Mahone Republican Party Virginia

Bank Burglar Prefers Death To Surrender in Rolla

A Missouri bank robbery attempt ends with the death of Pat Ebert after he breached the vault and was shot by City Marshal Devins and the posse. Ebert, a Kansas visitor, died saying, You've got me, boys, as the coroner rules justifiable homicide.

Rolla Missouri Pat. Ebert Kansas National Bank of Bank Devins Marshal Devins Posse Ebert

John T. Crow Sun editor dies suddenly in Baltimore

John T. Crow managing editor of the Sun died suddenly in Baltimore at age about 60. He collapsed in his office after 5 pm from apoplexy, died at 9:30 pm. Crow had worked with the Sun since 1848 and served as managing editor since 1865.

Baltimore John T. Crow the Sun Crow Barnum’s

Murder at Wood Camp Near Houston Shocks Greens Bayou

In Galveston on March 23 a black man named Adams used a shotgun to shoot and kill Jake Brown at a wood chopper camp two miles from Houston. Brown died from the wound and Adams was arrested.

Galveston Texas Green Bayou Houston Jake Brown Adams Brown

Two Men Die In Boiler Accident At Red Jacket Furnace

In Newcastle Indiana on March 23 John Detweiler age 49 was smothered in a boiler at Red Jacket furnace while clearing it. Charles Connor who went in to save Detweiler also died. Two other men attempting rescue narrowly escaped the same fate.

Newcastle Ind John Detweiler Red Jacket Chas. Connor Detweiler

Trio of New England News items and incidents

Frank Preston Olds received a three year State Prison sentence for breaking into Bodwell Granite Company in Vinalhaven. Edward McFarland, Lake Winnipeg quartermaster, died after a fall from the main top as the steamer neared Portland. Mining accidents near Sullivan and Revere resulted in fatalities and injuries. No bill for Thomas A Dale regarding embezzlement. New England Association of Gas Engineers delegation visited Newport and left for Boston after city tours.

Congress New England Annapolis New Massachusetts James E. Byrne Frank B. Dowst Arthur R. Bush Frank Preston Olds Bodwell Granite Company Vinalhaven Edward McFarland Lake Winnipeg Portland Thomas A. Dale Frederick Dale New England Association of Gas Engineers Newport Col. W. A. Steadman Boston

Annual convention of New Hampshire abstinence union held in Concord

The annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of New Hampshire will meet in Concord on April 7. Various deaths and legal actions are reported among New Hampshire residents including suicides by morphine, a bank treasurer's arraignment, and other local incidents.

Total Abstinence Union of New Hampshire Concord Benjamin Smith Ashland Benjamin W. Smith Bridgewater David Ferson Goffstown Albee Winchester Savings Bank Farrar Benjamin Cook Peabody Mass Rye Jas. Morrissey Portsmouth J. P. Hutchinson Lake Company Lake Village Gen. Thom Chase Mansion

St Albans Market Reports Butter Eggs and Horse Duties

St Albans butter market quotes new butter 24 to 28 cents per pound selections 29 cents. Eggs 15 cents per dozen. The Mason friends the Winooski de faulter funded a 1260 purse. Hannah Dunklee heirs recover 1633 from Brattleboro highway fatality. At the Custom House in St Albans Tuesday over 1200 in duties on horses passing through to Connecticut.

St. Albans Mason Hannah Dunklee Brattleboro Connecticut

Worcester youth dies after horse race in Massachusetts

A Worcester 17 year old, Jerry Hayes, was thrown from a racing horse Wednesday and fatally injured. The report also lists numerous local deaths and incidents across Massachusetts including accidental drownings, fires, burglaries, and court actions.

Jerry Hayes Worcester Fall River John H. Prescott Old Colony Marlboro Thomas Hopkinson International House of Lawrence

Lonergan charged in manslaughter case at Providence

Michael W. Lonergan, a Providence drug clerk, has been indicted for manslaughter in the death of Mrs. Sarah A. Head. The Newport grand jury returned the indictment Wednesday morning. Also named is Edward Farnham of Providence Island, charged with assaulting a boy identified as Zacharish Nelson, who asserted the boy had committed a prior act.

Michael W. Lonergan Providence Sarah A. Head Newport Edward Farnham Prudence Island Zacharish Nelson

Death by own action mourns Long Hill woman at 65

Mrs. Erastus Ryan of Long Hill, aged 65, died by her own hand the other day grieving over her daughter's absence in California. The brig George of New Haven lists losses among its crew including Capt. Daniel P. Morgan, Robert Patterson, Victor Matson, and Michael Gallagher. another sailor and the cook, names unknown, were also lost.

Erastus Ryan Long Hill California George New Haven Daniel PF. Morgan Robert Patterson Victor Matson Michael Gallagher

Minersville Attorney and Clerk Arrested in County Bond Conspiracy

In Pottsville Pennsylvania Charles K. Taylor and Charles F. Garrett were arrested on charges of conspiracy to defraud Schuylkill County by collecting interest on bonds already paid and turned over for cancellation. Taylor also faces forgery, both waived hearings and were admitted to bail.

Pottsville Charles K. Taylor Minersville Charles F. Garrett Schuylkill County Garrett Taylor

Crime at Chicago reports deadly shooting over property

In Chicago on March 23 Julius Rhode, long intimate with his stepdaughter Augusta Buchhauen, aided by his wife, shot Augusta in the groin at her brother’s home after she left Rhode’s house. The continues. The young woman, recently married, is expected to die from the wound.

Chicago, Ill Julius Rhode Augusta Buchhaugen Rhode

Bandits Stop San Antonio Train Near Oakville

The San Antonio and Corpus Christi stage, which departed yesterday, was halted fifteen miles north of Oakville by four armed men. They robbed passengers of 400 dollars and watches and jewelry, and rifled the mail bag.

San Antonio Texas Corpus Christi Oakville

What Shall We Do With Our Daughters

A Chicago Inter Ocean mock admonition advises against teaching daughters self reliance or skills like bread making sewing or dressmaking. It lampoons gendered expectations urging reliance on husbands, luxury goods, and passive domestic roles while railing at inebriety, expense and moral misguidance.

Chicago Inter-Ocean

Biographies of Cervantes and Frederick the Great

The article reviews three new biographies in the Foreign Classics and Epochs of Modern History series. It highlights Mrs. Oliphant’s Cervantes portrait as concise and readable, and praises Longman’s Frederick the Great work for schoolboys and general readers, noting its usefulness and balanced portrayal. It also mentions John W. Forney’s Anecdotes of Public Men Volume Two and the favorable reception of Volume One.

Cervantes Mes. Oliphant Philadelphia J. B. Lippincott and Company Boston Estes and Lauriat Don Quixote Frederick John W. Forrney New York Harper and Brothers

Trade Directory Snippet with Boston Firms and Insurers

A dense catalog of Boston area merchants and manufacturers listing firms in hardware, bedding, leather, bicycles, caned goods, canned foods, carriages, carpets, coal, glass, clothing, brass, and furniture. It also notes multiple insurance companies and mutuals with officers and capital figures, alongside various manufacturing and retail names and addresses.

Book notices on Forney and Darwin

Col Forney as chief clerk and editor offers anecdotes praising justice to motives across ranks. Darwin’s The Power of Plants explains circummutation with diagrams, appealing to informed readers. Cottage Hearth April praised. Old and New Friends by Marie Oliver noted. D. Lothrop and Company of Boston published it.

Col. Forney Congress Charles Darwin Ll.d F. R Nee Darwin New York Dd. Appleton Sachs Little Magazine Ruby Marie Oliver Ruby Hamilton D. Lothrop and Company of Oston

Wool market shows renewed weakness and cautious selling

Wook Mauger & Avery report a four week downturn in wool prices as inclement weather depresses sales of spring and fall woollens. Manufacturers delay orders, dealers rush to close stocks before the new clip, with demand strongest for fine wools and weaker for medium grades and combing delaine. Uncertain when a rebound may occur.

Mauger & Avery

Woman’s Wisdom Advocates Hop Bitters Health Habit

A New Haven Palladium quote extols a woman’s practical care for her family’s health, urging early use of Hop Bitters at first signs of illness to avoid sickness, expense, and worry, praising domestic foresight and thrift. It urges all women to apply similar wisdom.

New Haven

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