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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1886

Page

2

Editorial Warns Against Labor Union Overreach In New England

The Globe argues strikes and labor organization risk coercion and loss of individual choice. It cites a New York event where 12 000 surface railway workers were ordered to strike and then back to work, costing wages, and warns that leaders may misuse power. The piece urges loyalty to free citizens and questions the long term gains for workers.

the Globe New England New York Central Committee Knights of Labor

The Political Market Stagnates In Quiet Civic Year

The piece mocks a dull political season with rumored fortunes and vacant ambitions. It notes potential successors for Governor and congressional seats, mentions Essex and Worcester speculations, and warns that inactivity dulls the political mind. It urges study of political economy, laws of nations, history, geography, arithmetic, and scriptures to improve future political work.

Robinson Collins and Ranney Washington Down Essex Colonel Stone Dawes Bates Worcester Rise Walter

Free fish advocate and political jests spark discussion

A mosaic of brief quips and satirical notes from various papers discusses public figures, parties, and humor. It mentions Jumwoes D as a free fish advocate, Senator Joyner’s new constituent Newton the boy, and the Brooklyn Union introducing William into its business. It laments a sluggish legislature and riffs on political figures and outdated jokes with sharp, era-typical tone.

Herbert C. Joyner Newton Brooklyn Union William

Chicago Socialist attack on police sparks deadly riot

The Socialists of Chicago organized a murderous assault on police leading to heavy casualties on both sides. Leaders Spies Fielden and Parsons fled as danger arose. arrests are expected. The piece contrasts Swiss freedom with state hostility toward agitators and notes Boston police practices toward pickpockets arriving by train.

Chicago Fielden Parsons Switzerland Berne Boston New York

Eight Hour Demand Casts Shadow On Boston Brewery

President Rathmell of the Carpenters Union informs J K Souther & Co Boston Highlands he urges eight hour work for Mr Schell the carpenter on their project or risk a boycott. The notice hints at a compromise using beer as lubricant while noting Prince Bismarck’s venal diplomacy with the Vatican and possible papal benediction.

Rathmell J. K. Souther &Co Burton Brewery Boston Highlands Schell Carpenters’ Union Messrs Souther & Co Souther Prince Bismarck Vatican Cardinal Jacobini Holy See Rome

Great Powers Press Greece for Rapid Disarmament

The article notes powers press Greece after a perceived retreat and demand swift disarmament guarantees. It suggests Greece seek assurances to maintain peace while proposing the Turkish sultan as a possible mediator or accommodator in the dispute.

Greece Turkey

Cunard Gallia to Carry Full U S Mail Again After A Decade

The Cunard steamship Gallia will depart from this port today with a full United States mail for the first time in ten years. It is expected that the voyage time from New York to Queenstown could be reduced by about twenty four hours compared with the average.

Cunard Gallia United States New York Queens

Barnstable Port Collector and a Bashful Courtship

A St Paul Herald item quips about F B Goss the Barnstable port collector under Cleveland and a humorous scene of a Dayton Avenue girl teasing him. The piece juxtaposes political shifts with a social vignette and ends with a light jab at Mr Goss as he “bobbs for blue fish” from the Barnstable customs house window.

Barnstable Cleveland White House Brother Goss Cape Major Phinney F. B. Goss Custom House Dayton Avenue Bashful St. Paul Herald

Civil service reform talk and court news in Brattleboro

Reflections by Dorman B. Eaton on reform in Brattleboro and remarks by Roscoe Conkling appear alongside legal news. Hon. Elias H. Roberts leads the Utica Herald, while Judge Kelley denies a daughter’s marriage rumor. Executorships in Virginia, a Gordon statue hitch, and a planned Supreme Court wedding to Mrs. Mary K. Theaker are noted with broader society context.

Dorman B. Eaton Brattleboro Roscoe Conkling United States Charles Egbert Craddock Miss Murfree Tennessee Elias H. Roberts Utica Herald State Press Herald Kelley Congress Heidelberg Zurich P. T. Woodfin Salem Mass Harrison Phobus Old Point Comfort Virginia Victoria Duchess of Albany Duke of Hesse Bill

Granite State Gossip Rumbles Over First District Race

Special correspondence from Concord NH reports Republicans eyeing Haynes in the First District and Sawyer’s barrel tactic for governor while Democrats plan no strong gubernatorial contest. The piece outlines races, rivalries, and anticipated nominations in two NH congressional districts with outlook favorable to Democratic prospects.

Haynes Gallinger Concorp N. H Charles H. Sawyer Dover Granite State John A. Spalding Nashua Hiram A. Tuttle Pittsfield John Kimball Concord David H. Goodell Antrim Ring Gore Martin A. Haynes Gilford Lake Village Gghs Andrew H. Young Barrington Ring Benjamin F. Prescott Epping Mart” Axynes Grand Army Luther F. McKinney Manchester Universalist Church Knights of Labor Gutlook Fitz John Porter Prescott Joseph B. Clark C. Williams Young Daniel Hall Boston Sawyer McKinney Drew

Boston Latin School Association Annual Meeting Minutes

The Boston Latin School Association held its annual meeting at 4 pm in the school house library on Warren Avenue. Treasurer Grenville H. Norcross reported receipts of 2504 53 and expenditures of 203469 with a balance of 46990, and the necrology was read noting several deceased members. Officers elected included Epes B Dixwell as president and Grenville H. Norcross as secretary treasurer. a committee urged marking the 1635 School Street site with a tablet. The catalogue is slated for delivery by June 1 in a volume about 500 pages.

Epes Dixwell Boston Latin School Association Warren Avennue Grenville H. Norcross Norcross Edward E. Hale Moses Merrill Henry F. Jenks Stephen Deblois Horace E. Scudder William Gallagher School Street

Valuable gift to New England Historic Genealogical Society

The New England Historic Genealogical Society received a rare library of 1553 volumes by the late Francis Merrill Bartwell of Cambridge. The meeting on Somerset Street announced 362 pamphlets and 1730 books added to the collection, plus Franklin Park plans and a few donated books. Necrology notes honored members and deaths from 1886. Rev E H Byington introduced a paper on William Pyncheon of the Springfield colony, receiving high praise.

New England Historic Genealogical Society Somerset Street Edmund F. Slatter Francis Merrill Bartwell Cambridge Marshall P. Wilder Page Massey Haskins Franklin Park Park Commissioners John Ward Dean Increase Tarbox D. D Francis Adams Antrim N. H North Brookfield John James Babson Gloucester Mass Frederick Bracon Winifred House Fern Bank Beckenenham Kent County England Philip Henry Wentworth Boston Danvers E. H. Byington Munson William Pyncheon Springfield Colony

Postmaster Shuffle and Lincoln Echoes in Barnstable

A Barnstable County anecdote recalls Abraham Lincoln as a decisive leader who informed a citizen he was no longer postmaster within six days. The letter from Boston May 5 comments that President Cleveland has not yet announced a restoration to the office, urging action.

Cincinnati Murat Halstead Chicago State House Goss Barnstable Mashpee Vineyard Sound Custom House Brother Goss the Post Barnstable County Cleveland Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Boston

Notable Visit Honors Law and Order Leaders at Brunswick Hotel

Yesterday afternoon the Law and Order League hosted a cordial reception in the Hotel Brunswick inviting clergy and notable figures including Rev. Dr. Washington Gladden General Stewart L. Woodford and many pastors and community leaders. The event drew a mix of longtime associates and first time acquaintances as guests exchanged greetings and compliments before Dr. Gladden departed for New York and planned to return by Saturday.

Hotel Brunswick Law and Order League Washington Gladden Stewart L. Woodford D. H. Ela W. W. Leseur R. M. Stanwood Mr. Cook Hamilton A. Hill E. H. Capen Edwin Dudley B. Hillard W. ER. Campbell Young Gladden New York Mary Anderson Henry KE. Abbey Ingomar Lady of Lyons Anderson India Wharf Landing Place North River Norehandlib H. M. Whitney India Morgan Louisiana and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company Star and Crescent Sunset New Yor New Orleans Mississippi River Mobile Lading Insuranc E. EK Currie Washington Stress Boston HAW Dehera’ Astern Frontway

Feminine Fancies of Summer Dress Fabrics and Accessories

A survey of coming season fashions highlights Mikado fabrics with large fringes in yellow on dark grounds, plush accents, and foulard silks. It notes tan dresses with plush pomegranates, regimental blue outfits, extra fine linen, crepe de chine, and bright trims. Accessories include velvet, lace, ribbons, brim caps, bonnets with fruit motifs, and new colors like Parnell green, copper, and mandarin.

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