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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1882

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Fight in Maine Near Bangor Draws Boston Bruiser

Tommy Bates of England and Boston fighter Hurst prepare for a $300 a side boxing match described as a hard gloves bout. The event, likened to Paddy Ryan versus Johnny Sullivan, draws a large Boston crowd and local Maine observers. Joe Goss of Boston has offered advice during Bates’s stay in Bangor.

Maine Bangor Tommy” Bates England Boston Hurst Paddy” Ryan Johnny” Sullivan Mississippi Tommy’” Bates Basgor Joe’? Goss

John Boyle O Reilly Reports Guiteau’s Photo Biz

A Post correspondent quotes John Boyle O Reilly noting Guiteau holds daily court in commodious quarters and earns from 30 to 50 dollars daily selling photographs of himself. Readers have known this disgraceful fact. Guiteau even offered to lend Mrs Scoville 100 dollars, claiming he could spare it.

John Boyle O’reilly Guiteau Post

Worthington nomination in senate commerce committee clash

Washington May 1 The senate commerce committee will act on Worthingtons nomination if members can convene The speechmaking pits Dawes Hoar and Beard supporters against reformers while Boston papers attack Morse as the public debate centers on senatorial courtesy virtue and political methods The article brands Republican tactics as hypocritical and notes Morse has spoken modestly while the delegation remains split over the appointment

Mrs. Livermore Noyes Washington Senate Commerce Committee Worthington Messrs. Hoar Dawes Mr. Worthington Beard Messrs. Dawes Hoar Feepalers Messrs Hoar Ca Mr. Morse Boston Republican Morse Mr. Beard Blaine Blair Senator Blain House Foreign Affairs Committee Blame Mr. Shipherd Seastor Blair American South America Congress Shipherd Hurlburt Gen. Grant State Department Europe United States Belmont Shiphern New York Friends of Friends of the House of Representatives Senate Sherman London House of Commons Alps Simplon Canton of Valais Fuynes Boston Atlantic Boony Africa New Calabar Jaga Thue Cork Skuffe Dublin Freeman’s Journal Shaw Ireland

Balloon covered by river silt turns out to be umbrella

A party on the St John s River in late afternoon fatigue spots a half submerged object. A manatee mistaken at first, then an umbrella drifts by as they approach, prompting a tense exchange before they realize the true find.

Philadelphia Baltimore Boston New York Washington Chicago England Cape May West Jersey Chicago and Northwestern New York Central St. John’s River Worcester South End Sutton Bowen Matthews Bond Worcesters Mnpines Morris Corey Whitney Hornung Burdock Evans Wise Mann Deastey Deasley Busbong Heisling Blanks Pines Bostons Bean Bushong Stoyey Hotaling Mathews Merrill Callea Bal S Morrill Mape House of Representatives Blaine Belmont Tribune Congress The Mr. Blaine Chili Peru Ralph Waldo Emerson Concord Cincinnati Emerson Hughes’s John B. Peasslee Danvers Mass John BB. Peaslee Crvermnati Eden Park Sebago Lake John G. Whittier Providence Journal Mercury Venus Saturn Neptune Jupitter Jupiter Earth Mars Uranus Ume

Harvard and Yale Loom Over Thames Race Prospect

The upcoming Harvard versus Yale rowing clash on the Thames captivates both campuses. Harvard, Yale, and alumni weigh water conditions, course choice, and lineup changes as repeated close battles echo 1852. Yale loses Rogers Collins Fuller while Harvard adds Perkins and Cabot amid high school honors honoring Emerson.

Harvard Yale Thames Cant. Brandagee Ctew Yale Giants Crimson Robert P. Perkins O. J. Pfeiffer E. T. Cabot Brandagee Rogers Collins and Fuller

City petitions and orders on street work and sewer plans

Petitions from L G Burnham & Co and others seek dredging Roxbury channel and grading Hartford street Dorchester. Requests to macadamize Jeffries Street and Marginal Street, replace Lincoln Street cobbles with granite, and erect telegraph poles on Cottage Street. Proposals on Dorchester Bay sewage discharge oppose, and compensation claims for fire loss and fall injuries noted. Council approves orders to borrow 1.5 million for sewerage and transfer 14,785 75 for surveys. payroll for probation officers set at 750 annually. reports and orders tabled and passed.

L. G. Burnham & Co Roxbury Asa H. Cavan Hartford Street Dorchester Foge, Shaw,lleaver & Co Lincoln Street Summer Street Essex Street Board of Fire Commissioners Cottage Street Boston Asvylum Farm School Dorchester Bay A. N. Proctor Jeffries Street Ivory Goodwin Jeffries William Hunt Joseph A. Bradiecy Fiedler, Moeldner & Co. Et Als Winthrop Bridge Payichard J. Walsh William G. Doe Ellen Barry Patrick Hulley South Street Gilmore Gilbert Street Boston and Providence Railroad Corporation Canterbury Street Pbulters Water Park Square Washington Street Cliff and Cedar Streets West First Street Parsons Street Washington and Faneuil Marginal Boston and Alvapy Railroad Corporation Merrill Street Erie Avenue New Seaver Street Chelsea Street Putnam Saratoga Saratoga Street Chelsea Bennington Street Putnam Street Dudley Street Park and Stoughton Stoughton Street Dudley Pleasant Streets Hancock Street Columbia Boston Street Mt. Vernon Stoughton Humphrey Street Cottage Streets Sumner Street New York and New England Railroad Commercial Beach Mill Park Streets Pleasant Street Savin Hill Congress Street Boston Wharf Company

Death by own action shocks Valley Falls RI man

Charles Deignald of Valley Falls Rhode Island a French man committed death by own action Saturday. The Pawtucket town election Monday was carried by the democrats and citizens. A 16 year old Woovsocket girl sold her brown batrton to raise funds for a sick mother. Sprague trust estate sale may be stayed. Alfred P. Fiske versus First National Bank et al moved for injunction in U S circuit court in equity returnable May 2 at 10:30.

Sagamore Fall River Wareham Lowell Machine Shop Company George Dexter Boston Cole’s Corner Beverly James Leavens Dudley McNeil Smallpox Hospital Fothe Westboro Charles Deignald Valley Falls R.I Pawtucket Providence Sprague Trust United States Circuit Court In Equity Alfred P. Fiske New York City First National Bank Et al

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