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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1881

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Washington caucus looms in Republican power struggle

Report from May 5 details ongoing factional battles between Senator Conkling and the Administration as a Republican caucus nears. The fight over Robertson and reform continues with expected committee action on Matthews and Robertson nominations. Potential staff shifts and Treasury post changes also surface amid Star route scrutiny. Internal revenue receipts are rising sharply, with a projected $135 million for the year.

Boston Post Washington Conkling Senate Robertson Senator Conkling Judiciary and Commerce Committees Stanley Matthews United States Supreme Court Sixth McGrew Tis Office Tyner Post Office Department the Treasury Upton Carson The New York Times

Post Office bids opened with engraved device to prevent tampering

The May 8 decision at the Post Office Department introduces a new bid opening method for mail contracts. Bids are opened, dated, engraved, numbered, and cataloged by route before reaching the contract office, reducing tampering risk. The plan may be adopted for all future Star route and other contracts.

Washington Post Office Department James

Republican circular seeks delegate selection rules for 1834 convention

The Republican National Committee chairs a circular inviting Republican opinions on best methods to elect delegates for the 1834 national convention. It recalls last convention rules to be set within a year, notes March subcommittee study, and asks for suggestions to Chairman Jewell in Hartford or via the named subcommittee members.

Washington Republican National Committee National Committee E. Chandler New Hampshire Thomas C. Platt New York John M. Forbes Massachusetts John M. Martin Kansas Chauncey I. Filley Missouri Jewell Hartford Conn

Distressed Exiles Of De Beauplan Opera Crew In New York

The late De Beauplan French Opera Company members face starvation and poverty in New York. A Courrier des Etats Unis subscription seeks $1000 to send exiles back to France while some troupe members plan return by the French steamer next Wednesday.

New York de Beauplan Mme. Ambre M. Tournie Courrier Des Etats Unis France Grifin Louis Anderson Wm. Shaw Alfred White Boston Charles O. Welch Salem Mass Georgina Madagascar Whitestone Anderson Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture India George W. Gyle Philadelphia Glasgow Rudolph Austria Stephanie Belgium Europe Charlestown Navy Yard George Jones The New York Times Joan Joord John ©. Reed Edward Cary Noah Brooks Charles J. Jones E. A. Dittmar Union League Club Charles A. Dana W.O. Bartlett the Sun William A. Paton Martin Hoffen Peter Noonan John Snyder William Reagan Maggie Clark Cornelius McEnroe Albertina Wilke President Huntington Central Pacific Railroad Congregational Church Harwinton Conn

Wheat crops rise across the Northwest amid various reports

Accounts from the Northwest note increased spring wheat crops while other items include the Mexican Deputies approving the Kads ship railway contract and Memphis clothier M Field's assignment for 22000 dollars. News covera ge ranges from ship disasters to a mine collapse risk and a police case in Little Rock.

Northwest M. Field Memphis Greenville Canal Ontario B. W. Wreen Transportation Bureau Atlanta John Kerrett Little Rock Ark Texas Minnie Prinee Greeley Colorado Miss Williams England City Savannah New York John Power Point Medway N.S Agile Liverpool Emily F. Whitney San Francisco Boston Spencer Providence New Jersey Mexico Gen. Grant Jacob Beeson & Co Detroit Board of Trade E. M. Dickinson

Supreme Court grants nineteen divorces in Waldo county

A Bangor jury awarded 150 6219 to a plaintiff after a two and a half hour divided verdict over the half cent. News from the harbor reports differing views on the amount.

Supreme Court Waldo County Bangor Messrs. Waeg & Lucas Yosemite Lake Maramacook Somerset County Forks F. B. Heselton Skowhegan Mercer Samuel Whitttier Canaan Mr. Lord Athens Kittery Wentworth Currier Messrs Mutchings and Spinney Boston W. D. Pinkham Capital Street Augusta Gen. Harris Edward Burbank Burback

Obituary and notices from Belmont and Newmarket region

Mrs. Eunice Sweatt dies at Belmont age 105. Cloudy Liberty, East Haverhill Frenchman, found killed on railroad near Warren Summit. About 13 000 trout shipped to Milton and Gilmanton for stocking streams. Herbert Nowell, Kearsarge House clerk, disappears with $200 and two letters hinting at self harm. wife and child left. Memorial day set in Newmarket with services led by Gay Post and Co G Newmarket Guards. town appropriates funds. Rockingham temperance convention in Newcastle draws about 390 attendees with essays and debate. Portsmouth Supreme Court case Chauncy vs German American Insurance, verdict for plaintiff. issues over agency revocation and policy assignment.

Eunice Sweatt Belmont Cloudy Liberty East Haverhill Warren Summit State Hatching House Milton and Gilmanton Herbert Nowell Kearsarge House Portsmouth Newmarket Gay Post Grand Army of the Republic Co. G Newmarket Guards Brackett George KK. Gay Concord Rockingham County Newcastle J. B. Stearns Epping Benton Smith South Newmarket John A. Goss Supreme Court Frank L. Chauncy German American Insurance Company Doerdiremont J. L. Marden Chausey Derochemont Law Court

Multiple Local Incidents Reported Across Cities

Lowell officers confiscated liquor from Daniel G Griffin on North Street. John James Flood’s body was found in Lawrence after drowning in Lowell. John Nelligan presumed drowned after going over a dam at Holyoke. Smallpox spreads in Adams and a pest house is built. Dr Walter Burnham had his left arm amputated after prior injuries. Capt Jacob E Hathaway of the schooner John A Beckerman drowned off Cape Hatteras. body recovered near Pensacola after delays. Mayor Couch to answer in June session.

Lowell Daniel G. Griffin North Street Thomas F. Henry Newburyport Couch Crescent Mill Fall River John James Flood Lawrence John Nelligan Holyoke Adams Board of Health Walter Burnham Elmira N. Y Henry Holton Brattleboro Burpham Pensacola Wareham

Blaine Letter Urges Tax Reform to Aid Foreign Trade Vessels

Secretary Blaine writes Massachusetts congressman urging removal of local taxes on ships in the foreign trade to boost American commerce. He argues income taxation on vessels would spur shipbuilding, reduce oppression, and spur a competitive national navigation revival, with broader adoption by other states.

Scretary Blaine THE Boston Post Blaine Washington Special Committee On Commerce Massachusetts Wm.a. Russell Lawrence Wm. A Russell M. C Mass United States New England Commonwealths James G. Blaine

Conference of sugar experts and officers held in New York City

A May conference in New York brought together Government officers and sugar experts from Boston Portland Baltimore Philadelphia and more to compare sugar classification methods. Appraiser J Q Howard presided as topics covered Dutch standard polariscore sampling and defining cane juice versus molasses. The aim is uniform practice and equitable rules for importers and the Government.

Washington Conkling Fanny Parnell Charles Stewart Parnell Boston Music Hall P. A. Collins John Bogie O’reilly Duke of Sutherland Brunswick New York Republican National Committee Bolton Lancashire England Seddon Taunton Book Garrett O. Mahoney Brockton Mass Boston and Maine Railroad North Adams Mart. Gardner Hedden Newark James B. Doyle Bradford Ilinois New York City J. Q. Howard Edward Sherer Ira Ayer D Jr C. Adams E. Chamberlain Briggs Heyland Meredith J&x-Gov Perrin Moulton Portland Polariscore Tressury Department Howard Prof. Sherer

Fire Calls Sweep Through New England Mills and Homes

Fires from Maine to Massachusetts and New Jersey cause multiple losses. Durfee Mill No 1 picker room fire in Fox River, water damage. total loss under 5000, insured. Woodward farm buildings incinerated in Hanover with 2500 loss, no insurance. Merritt House Jonesboro burned, residents displaced, no insurance. Twichell Bethel home burned, 800 loss insured. Phelan Tomah property destroyed, 1000 loss insured. Leonard Ware house and barn fire in Springfield, 2500 loss. Trull Norway dwelling and Andrews Co shop fire, 5000 loss, repairs constrained. Carroll livery stable fire in Paterson, 10000 loss. Primeau residence fire in Worcester, 1500 loss. Rock Island Glass Works fire caused 40000 loss and 125 workers displaced.

Fox River Mass Durfee Mil No 1 Hanover N. H Lysander Woodward Mancuias Merritt Jonesboro Burrage Brigham Daniel W. Tupper Norway A. B. Twichell Bethel Continental Calais Tomah Waite Township James M. Phelan Springfield Alva Leonard Ware Laura Trull E. C. Andrews & Co Paterson N.J Carroll Delaware Worcester J. B. Primeau Rock Island Glass Works

Drunken Sailors Cause Uproar On Steamer Providence

Sailors arriving from Boston aboard the Providence caused a drunken carnival on deck and terrorized passengers. Only two lieutenants and two marines dared intervene as 130 sailors reportedly refused to fight. Twenty deserted at the pier. about twenty more are detained at the Brooklyn navy yard for disobeying orders.

New York Providence Boston Colorado Brooklyn Navy Yard

Star Route Crookedness Hearing in Philadelphia

Joseph R. Black William R. Carson and Joseph Blackman faced a noon hearing before Commissioner Smith. Black denied any wrongdoing in mail contract award and offered to reimburse any overpaid funds. They were held for a further hearing Monday with bond set at $2,000 each.

Philadelphia Joseph R. Black William R. Carson Joseph Blackman Smith

Smallpox Outbreak Quarantines Barque Henry Buck

In Victoria B C May 8 smallpox rages on the American barque Henry Buck from Hong Hong with 800 Chinese passengers. They are quarantined in the outer harbor. The captain's wife and several passengers are sick. Mutinous passengers await ashore vaccination not provided by the Hong Kong government, denounced as barbarous.

Victoria B. C Henry Buck Hong Hong Cnipaman

Railroad live stock and dressed beef rates cut in Chicago

Commissioner Fink announced reductions in live stock and dressed beef tariffs effective Monday. Live stock drops to 35 cents per 100 pounds gross and 25 cents net to New York from 60 and 50 respectively. Dressed beef falls from 80 to 40 cents. Cuts cited as due to ongoing rate cutting by several roads.

Chicago Fink New York John A. Dodge & CO Wall Street

Six-Day Walking Match Opens in New York Arena

The six days walking contest led by John Burns began at 12 05 tonight at the rink. Entrants include John Hughes John Sullivan George Hazael Ephraim Clow E Geldert Daniel Burns George Barbour Henry Wakeman and Philip Mignault. To gain a gate share, competitors must cover 500 miles. The first mile went to Mignault in 6m 18s, Hazael in 6m 23s and Hughes in 6m 26s with the rest close behind.

New York John Burns John Hughes John Sullivan George Hazael Ephraim Clow E. Geldert Daniel Burns George Barbour Henry Wakeman Philip Mignault Mignault Hazael

Curtis to Seek Mandamus Over Sheriff Referee Fees

Albany May 7 Comptroller Wadsworth notified that George Ticknor Curtis will apply for a writ of mandamus to compel payment of 1140 to him as referee to take testimony on charges against Bernard Really the sheriff of New York appointed by ex Governor Robinson Curtiss has already received 60 per day for the time he served as referee in the proceeding

Albany N. Y Wadsworth George Ticknor Curtis New York Bernard Really Guv Robinson Curtiss Boston Wharf Boston New York and New England Railroad N.P. Banks U.S

Attorney in Conway Held After Alleged Assault on Cousin

In Conway Arkansas on May 8 attorney D M Smith is accused of assaulting his 12 year old cousin Jesse Martin while parents were away. The girl says he threatened murder if she spoke. Smith fled, was captured, and a jail guard was posted last night to avert lynching.

Providence Dyer Street William Smith & Co Conway Ark D. M. Smith Jesse Martin New Orleans Col. Lincoln Smith

Multiple Local Incidents Reported Across Towns

Small pox cases reported in Stoneham and a Melrose fire destroys Michael Burns dwelling with an estimated loss of 2000 dollars. Suspicious men seen near a Marblehead burial ground linked to Hathaway murder case. Inquest into Henry Kay death in East Weymouth moved to next Tuesday. Rev Winslow preached at St Peter’s Cambridge on The Seen and Unseen in the Religious Life. A Wakefield robbery suspect captured, identified as the robber from Hyde Park encounter. Judge Converse brands Daniel Driscoll Jr. death as negligence by switchman Alfred Knight. John Davidson arrested for larceny of a sealskin cap from Newton Centre depot. extensive missing items found in his house and trunks.

Stoneham Michael Burns Melrose Marblehead Hathaway Henry Kay East Weymouth Bumpus Quincey W. C. Winslow Boston St. Peter’s Church Cambridge Smith Wakefield Denilan Hyde Park Converse Woburn Davidson Holmes and Marsh

Trade Directory Highlights Local and Regional Names

A dense list of names and places appears with many individuals from cities like Philadelphia Chicago New York Boston and Lincoln. The roster includes families and couples such as Mr and Mrs Henderson Chas Brown and Wm Wright alongside several Misses and Messrs likely indicating social or business directories.

Names List Reveals Local Figures and Residences

A compiled roster lists individuals and addresses including Geo Watkinson New Haven Hi Wetherbee Adams Nathanson N Y Jacob Woog N Y Geo J Peavy Weterville Me Chas Wilder NY L E Bogert Jr N LE Irih Toledo W f Bohraman Brooklyn W H DePew Y W M Smith Detroit J P Monroe Akron J Hadley N D J Young W Brookfield J C Hilliard Hartford Henry Taylor Glasgow A P Stuart Brooklyn Mrs Stuart Brooklyn J Pake New Ulm Minn J Maliett Evansville Ind BW Hoyt Epping NH D N Betts wife N Ernest Hertzog Louisiana.

Geo Watkinson New Haven E Wetherbee Adams Dac Nathanson Jacob Woog Geo J Peavy Weterville Chas Wilder L E Bogert, Jr LE Irih Toledo F Bohraman Brooklyn H DePew W M Smith Detroit J’ P Monroe Akron Hadley Young Brookfield C Hilliard Hartford Henry Taylor Glasgow P Stuart

Names and initials list from New York and New England notices

A compilation of individual names with affiliations and places such as Providence Dinham Malden Stoughton Lowell Detroit Hyde Park and Brooklyn. The fragment lists many persons including Perrin Dyer Wayside Kendall Webb Donley Olds Bimmermann Pierce and Santos with partnerships and households.

RG Lorcille John Perrin,Jr H Powers P Kinnoch Providence Dyer Miss Edsey Malden Dinham H Kendall Webb & Lady Stoughton Donley & Wife Lowell H Olds Detroit Bimmermann Hyde Park Pierce J Sarle Hubbell Rovertson van Rand & Sister Brooklyn

Names of People and Places in a Historic Ledger

A fragmented OCR list presents numerous names with city and state or country affiliations. The collection includes George Crowley New York Leopold Philadelphia H G Curtis Atlantic Iowa and many others tied to varied locales such as Providence New Bedford Watertown Cambridge Plymouth and Montreal. The text reads as a directory snippet or guest list with individuals paired to towns without further narrative context.

Notable Names List of Applicants and Residents

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with varying locations across New York, Montreal, Philadelphia, Lewiston, Portland, and other places. Included are several pairs and married names, with many single entries such as Charles Morgan, Jas Blaine, and G Murray, among others, from cities like New York, St Louis, Augusta, and London.

Charles Morgan Ewanth Hichborn Augusta Milton J Haray New York Jas Blaine St Louis Tremont Arizona L Whiteman HL Evans Montreal G Murray St John James Morgan J Cheever Far Rockaway H Sidaings Minneapolis A Oliver St . Oliver Wilmerding Colorado Clarke Fisher Iscaton C Harris M Morris Flagg Miss Towle Lewiston Miss Leonard Fred & Bacon Legge Jr Cosas Carpenter Davis Geo W McKinney Tex Knight Y & Jones Columbus Kirkenwall Omgha Newbury Taunton Clifford St Johnsbury Kelly Phila H Motley Staten Island Branbury Parr Yarmouth Peck

North Shore Railway Chief Settles Debts in Compromise

Montreal May 8 Mr Senecal general manager of the North Shore Railway has privately settled with creditors at 50 cents on the dollar. The compromise total is reported to exceed $60,000.

Montreal Senecal North Shore Railway

Tragedy Near Adams Ends with Arsenic Suicide

Eliza Tifft aged 18 died by her own hand on Saturday at Adams after taking arsenic. She had planned to marry a young man named Allen who was arrested a week ago and taken to Canton for causing the ruin of a young woman there.

Watertown N. Y Eliza Tifft Adams Allen Canton

German resident Adam Helmsteter collapses in Newark park

Wealthy German resident Adam Helmsteter died after collapsing while drinking beer with his wife in Brenner's Park Newark New Jersey this afternoon. Local authorities reported no foul play. The incident occurred in public grounds and death is being investigated.

Newark N. J Adam Helmsteter Brenner’s Park

List of Names in Georgetown and Other Cities

A long OCR fragment lists many individuals and places including C A Sinclair Portsmouth J Simson Bangor John Hunter Chicago HH Noyes Georgetown LL Chaplin D Felsenbeld Gustave Scholle Mrs C ff Scupture Peterboro W Lewis H A Skinner Troy Jos S Taft Keene Wm N Silane Milford BC White Concord N H 0 C Bingham Lowell Mrs Knedam Waterbury Chase How Haresville G W Crysten Pittfield Exeter M Boyd Providence P C Chandler Plymouth A S Hardye Templeton J B McConnell New York A J Lee Lowell Hi B Fowler Bristol Geo H Fowler Bristol Dr J Wheeler & son Dover C C Bassett & wife Athol G H Simmons Ansonia Conan L Snow New York N Alvard Jr Bridgeport Gt R H Noone Peterboro Alex Sloan Newark N id V Davison New York HW Harrison & boy Pittsburg Ben C Levy NY iL BR Pierce & wife S Gardiner RH Rogers Trin O LN Leuse Jittin O H W Treevie Brooklyn Frank A Clarke Rockland A H Knight Rocklawd H G Coburn Michigan Geo B Buggs NY E G Stark Manchester Cary Turners Falls Lincoln Hunt Providence David L Barnes Providence HG Dearborn Nashua NH John Sherman Albany.

A Sinclair Portsmouth Simson Bangor John Hunter Chicago Noyes Georgetown Chaplin Felsenbeld Gustave Scholle Ff Scupture Peterboro W Lewis Skinner Troy Jos S Taft Keene Silane Milford BC White Concord Bingham Lowell Knedam Waterbury Chase How Haresville W Crysten Pittfield Kent Exeter M Boyd Providence P C Chandler Plymouth A S Hardye E Templeton J B McConnell New York A J Lee Hi B Fowler Bristol Geo H Fowler J Wheeler

Chinese Arrive in San Francisco Steamer City of Tokio

The City of Tokio steamed into San Francisco today from Hong Kong via Sahama carrying 1,040 Chinese passengers.

San Francisco Cal Tokio Hong Kong Sahama

Patriot Poetess Arrives in Boston for Music Hall Reception

Miss Fanny Parnell sister of Charles Stewart Parnell arrives in Boston with cousin Henry Tudor and stays at Tremont House. A large Music Hall reception features Miss Parnell and speakers praising Irish freedom, with poems and songs by Ita Welsh and others, followed by a speech from Parnell.

Boston Music Hall Fanny Parnell Charles Stewart Parnell Henry Tudor Tremont House Ladies’ Land League Ita Welsh Walter Kennedy Cathedral St. James Church Church of the Immaculate Conception J.G. Lennon Moses Carpenter Red Sea Old Town Ireland Republic Amrica England Parnell George M. Towie Towie Catherine O’keefe Lawrence Robert Emmet George Washington Mr. Collins Miss Parnell Flatley John Boyle O’ Reilly Land League Mr. Tudor Muanster Leinster Ulster Connaught

Names in a Newark Public Ledger fragment

A list of individuals and spouses appears with scattered city and state lines, including Frank Taylor Jr Cincinnati PD Connors Tenn Hi Edwards and wife New York Livingston New York Chase Abbott Trenton New Mexico B Spahr York Philadelphia Cy Hendricks and wife Buffalo Geo A Olwer Louisville Adams Manchester John Preston and wife Saf fi L Chapman New York J C Gillispie New York F H Shinenck Brockton Pamler New York Louderbough Jersey City Mrs Wentworth Worcester Joseph Thomas Cincinnati O Connors Eric J S Bancroft Philadelphia Flack Adams New York R C Pingree Lewiston J W Hopkins New York H Flack Baltimore J J Gwel Philadelphia H Moulton Portland P G Lowell and wife Lewiston AG Thomas New Geo M Bond New

Frank Taylor, Jr Cincinna PD Connors Tenn Hi Edwards Airs Livingston Chase Abbott Trenton Spahr York Phil B Spahr Cy Hendricks Buff Geo A Olwer Louisville Adams Manchester John Preston Saffi L. Chapman J. C Gillispie F H Shinenck Brockton AM Pamler Louderbough Jersey City Wentworth Worcester Joseph Thomas Cincinnati O Connors Eric JS Bancroft Phila Flack Adams Pingree Lewiston W Hopkins H Flack Baltimore J Gwel Phila H Moulton Portland G Lowell & Wife Thomas Geo

Local Names Listed Across Regions in A Conditional Directory

A long OCR fragment lists individuals and households across multiple states and provinces including Guilford Maine Digby Nova Scotia Concord New Hampshire Vermont Quebec Amsterdam and Providence. The roll mentions families such as Mr and Mrs Randolph Digby H D Cheever Exeter NH and W Tower with others in Brattleboro Rockland and Keene, suggesting a social or residential directory item.

Edes Guilford Pamphilon Stafford Clar Hodges Abington Randolph Digby Thest & Wife Concord Cheever Leigh Holt & Wife Gibes Vermont Narari Bothe John B Fike Lebanon Tower Alexander Watts St Georg Gilson Quebec H Sales & Ly Amsterdam Milton Blake Keene E Bradbury Vergennes Carter & Lady Cambria L Lane

Listing of names and addresses across multiple regions

A long roster of individuals and their residences or origins is listed, including Paul Tuckerman N C A H McCawley and wife Duke of Sutherland Eng Marquis of Staftern Maj Gen Sir H Greeen Eng Lady Green J P Bickerstett Eng and many others from New Haven Newport Brighton Philadelphia and St John. The compilation reads like a passenger or social directory with scattered initials and place markers across cities such as New York Boston Philadelphia Portland St Louis Halifax and more.

Paul Tuckerman AH McCawley & Wife Duke of Sutherland Eng Marquis of

Names of people and places listed in a dated directory snippet

A long list of individuals and locations appears, including Damond in Chicago Baker in Dennisport Snow Harwich Williams in East St Louis Davis Jaay Curdy and wife Fa Conkley and wife Amherst Hogan Lee Woonsocket Eichhold Hartwell Hills AG Hills Springfield Layton Thomas and wife Staten Island Bartlett Ludlow Gardner New York Frost Philadelphia Wime Albany Glasgow Worcester Murray Springfield Stark Baltimore Hills Haydenville Ais Bristol Conn Lane Hartford Nichols Springfield Steaman Holyoke Eaton Pawtucket Chamberlain Albany Purdy Providence Horton Brattipore Bond Hartford Eaton Nantucket Eaton Nantucket Telford North Easton Ayres West Newton Woodward Stoughton Ireland Waterbury Fitch Ohio Blake West Va Randolph Pafe Norwich NY Lloyd Welkley Fitchburg Ailen Philadelphia Cowbiss Pittsfield Kellogg Whiting H Sandford James Randolph Newport Mowry Worcester Dinscum Miler.

SC Damond Chicago Baker Dennisport Snow Harwich Williams Etenney St Louis Davis & Jaay Curdy Gardner Frost Cincinnati Keeler Philadelphia Wime Albany Glasgow Worcester Murray Springfield Stark Baltimore Hills Haydenville Steele & Wt Bristol Lane Hartford Nichols Steaman Holyoke Eaton Cliff Pawtucket Chamberlain Purdy Providence D Horton Brattipore Bond James Eaton Nantucket Eaton Telford North Easton Ayres West Newton Woodward Stoughton Ireland Waterbury Fitch Ohio JW Blake West Va Wim

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