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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1891

Page

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Episcopal delegates favor Rev Phillips Brooks as bishop candidate

Massachusetts Episcopal parishes held annual meetings electing officers and delegates to the diocesan convention. The reported preference among many is for Rev Phillips Brooks, with broader support noted for him in Boston churches such as Trinity and Emmanuel, alongside delegations from St. Pauls Roxbury St. James Cambridge Brookline and others. The article lists numerous delegates and church officers across the diocese.

Bishop Paadock Massachusetts Phillips Brooks Dr. Huntington Boston Trinity Church Messrs John C. Ropes Charles R. Codman Martin Brimmer Emmanuel Church Alexander H.rice Howard P. Arnold George B. Chase Church of the Advent J. P. Clarbell F. E. Oliver Robert Codman St. Paul’s Arthur J. C. London Howard Stockton Joseph W. Woods St. Annes Dudley Street James B. Alden F. O. Brown John W. Farrar John’s Boston Highlands Wilson Dibblee Frederick Jacob Hershel, Jr John Graham St. James Roxbury Artherton T. Brown John G. Stetson Danforth C. Hodges Christ Church Salem Street Thomas Hall F. BR. le Count Colonel Henry Walker Somenville St. Thomas’s Church Douglas Frazar Cutler Crowell Francis Key Stick St. James’s Church Pillsbury Burroughs D. L. Countway Cambridge Charley R. Woon A. B. Tobey H. L. Whitney Brookline St. Paul’s Church Clement K. Bay William L. Chase Theophilus Parsons Aprham—Church of the Ascension Joseph Randles E. Perine George Hopkins M. E. Osgood W. R. Willis A. Worcester Newton Grace Church G. §. Bullens G. A. Flint F. Wood Lawke Eyer-Grace Church J. Saunders McDuffee J. H. Kidder Greenfield St. James Church James S. Grinnell Charles R. Field Joseph Men Teeiger St. Brevlien’s Church Tsfiel Morris Schaff Walter Cutting William ‘Ae Feherbneee Stephen’s Church Thomas B. Knight A. Usher Josiah C. E Nnett Edward N. Fenno Alexander Cochrane William P. Blake Francis B. Sears Pereears Amory Charles W. Dexter Frederic Exter

Parish Meetings Elect Boston Episcopal Church Officers

The annual Trinity Church meeting elected officers and chose delegates to the diocesan convention. John C. Ropes and Charles R were named among the delegates, reflecting ongoing parish governance in Boston.

Emmanuel Church Alexander H. Rice Howard P. Arnold George B. Chase Lucius A. Shattuck Daniel Denny Charles van Brunt Joan Hoge Andrew G. Weeks Reed Anthony Jonathan French John Jeffries Charles van Brant Charles H. Taylor Thomas E. Proctor Benjamin Pray John ©. Inches Henry W.willams Trinity Church Corporation of the Church of the Good Shepherd St. Paul’s Joseph W. Woods Arthur J. C. London Joseph F. Woods Wallace H. Ham Henry W. Daniell Mason G. Parker Howard Stockton George Emerson George H. Richards John 8. Blatchford Sigourney Butler Thomas Mack Charles F. Shimmin Robert CG. Winthrop Arthur a _ aeson Joseph W. W Messrs John C. Ropes Charles R

Pewabic mining property deed recorded for 710000

Fred H Berg ele, acting for Peter White as special master, delivered Pewabic mining property to Captain Harris agent of the Quincy mine on order of the special master in chancery. Harris recorded at Houghton a deed from Veter White as special master to Mason and Smith for the property valued at 710000. New Hous Sewing Macarne, 160 Tremont street.

Pewabic Hancock, Mich Fred H. Bergele Peter White Captain Harris Quincy Harris Houghton Veter White Mason & Smith

Baltcheff incident stirs Balkan intervention debate

Russian press urge intervention as Bulgaria crisis grows. Mysterious Balkans plot tied to Prince Ferdinand’s fate. Stambuloff assassination attempt and multiple arrests described. Muted reports of Quinton camp battle reveal heavy tribal losses and telegraph disruption. Indian frontier details mention Mani pur actions and troops deployment.

Sys Baltcheff Bulgaa Constantinople Alexander Bulgaria Ferdinand M. de Giers Russia Balkans Cologne Europe Pesther Lloyd Roumelia Dreibufid Roumelian Sora Prince -Ferdinand Porte Turkey M. Stambuloff Prince Ferdinand Utkuroff Stambuloff Bartchelf D’arme

Altercation in North Sligo Involving MPs Davitt and Roche

March 30 reports in Dusur describe Michael Davitt and MP Roche returning from Sligo when a road altercation led to a scuffle with MP Conway. Police separated the fighters. Davitt remained in Easkey. Reports also note Parnell addressing Tin eragh and surgeons tending wounds from yesterday’s clashes.

Motcesnries Parnell Tineragh Sligo Suico Davitt Sexton Smith Treasury McCarthy Labor Commission Michael Davitt

Queen's Privy Council Announces Members

The Queen named her privy council headed by the Queen's husband John Dominos of Boston and about forty other prominent men. News from the Elon in Honolulu reports the Chapman schooner was lost off Tahiti in November 1800 with sixteen crew drowned.

San Francisco Elon Honolulu John Dominos Boston Chapman Tahiti

Massacre at Manipur escalates tribal feud with troops slain

A despatch from Manipur reports the massacre of native troops following a feud between the Rajah of Manipur and a tribal chief. Goorkhas carried word to Kohima and Quinton, with the Forty-second and Forty-fourth Goorkha regiments, moved from Shillong to summon a durbar, but tribesmen attacked the camp at midnight before the scheduled meeting.

Quinton Kohima Manipur Shillong Simla Assam Bengal Infantry Caucurra Shi

Witnesses Say Taulbee Threatened to Kill Kincaid in Trial

In Washington on March 30 testimony in the Kincaid case described Taulbee promising to kill Kincaid after reports alleging a scandal at the patent office circulated. Witnesses including Albert J. Kelly Perry Heath and Polk Laffoon testified Taulbee stated threats, blamed Kincaid for the publications, and vowed vengeance if additional stories appeared.

Washington Kincaid Taulbee Patent Office Kentucky Tizured Louisville Albert J. Kelly Terre Haute Perry Heath Mann Taubee Taubbee Polk Laffoon Sheffield Ala Fourteenth F Streets Hive Frank ¥. Morgan Mr. Taulbee

Tunnel Disaster Inquiry Delivers Key Legal Point

Grand jury hearing on the Fourth avenue tunnel disaster in New York heard witnesses Dr Chauncey M Depow and William D Bishop senior and junior. Judge Fitzgerald explained the law and ruled that if the statute was violated and a money penalty applies directors could be charged with the penalty and also criminally.

New York Fourth Avenue Tunnel Chauncey M. Depew William D. Bishop Fitzgerald

California Oranges for Boston Rise in Market Reach

California oranges now dominate U S markets with ten special orange trains delivering sixty carloads eastward from the southern part of the state. P E Platt, president of the California Fruit Union, says shipments are large daily to all regions, reaching as far as New York and Boston as the Florida crop dwindles.

California Boston Sacramento Cal P. E. Platt California Fruit Union United States Union New York Florida

Boston Mayor removes city architect in political clash

Boston Mayor N Matthews removes city architect H H Atwood after a heated meeting. He cites political influence and a proposed reappointment as grounds, temporarily placing James C Tucker in charge. The board hears the mayor's letter detailing the dismissal and the politics tied to the office.

Matthews H. H. Atwood James C. Tucker Mr. Atwood Meyer Lee City of Boston James GC Tucker Publican Party Aderman Carruth State Senate Democratic Party Republican Party Pigued N. MatThEws, Jr Ayor Sullivan Lewis, Meyer and Rust

Alderman Carruth Reveals Vote Trade Offers Over Atwood Removal

Alderman Carruth testifies that Dorchester figures offered to deliver votes in Wells Hill Ashmont neighborhood if he backed Atwood and the Mayor’s reappointment. He says Atwood pledged Keenans vote in the Democratic caucus in exchange for support. Carruth refused and advocates Atwood’s removal as in the public interest.

Carruth Mr. Atwood Dorchester Matthews Wells’ Hill Ashmont Atwood Keenan Snaas Viecariot Eee

Mr Atwood Denounces Mayor Over Removal Statement

Mr Atwood angrily addresses his removal from office, calling the mayor’s written notice to the Board of Aldermen cowardly malicious and libelous. He frames the document as an unfair, personal attack and demands public scrutiny of the case and reasons for his ouster.

County House Department of Public Buildings Aldermoan Flood Board of Park Commissioners Charles River Beacon Street Wall Hey Committee On Park Department M. V.M Irvington Street M.V.M East Newton Street Mr. Atwood Board of Aldermen

Chevrons and Novelties in Dress Fabrics Drift in Shades

A brief note highlights Chevrons along with other dress fabric novelties now offered in a range of new shades. The mention signals updated color options for fabrics likely stocked by a local shop, appealing to shoppers seeking fresh patterns.

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