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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1882

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Pennsylvania 306 members gather for Cameron convention

The 387 Pennsylvanians in the 306 plan to attend Cameron's convention to back Beaver and other nominees. One member remains in Moyamensing jail serving a fraud on the ballot sentence. A bouquet is expected to be sent to him.

Pennsylvania Cameron Rah Beaver Moyamensing

Private secretary stood by ill president with modesty

Among the men present during the late president's illness only J Stanley Hirown failed to claim extra pay. Brown was at the bedside, handled private and official correspondence, and performed many unseen tasks without seeking special compensation. The piece lauds his modesty as unmatched at the capitol since Garfield's shooting.

White House J. Stanley Hirown Mr. Brown National Capitol Garfield

Public men accused of lies across nations and branches

A compilation of political exchanges reveals multiple figures calling others liars across the United States and abroad. The sequence includes a Tennessee senator, a Kentuckian, an ex secretary of state, a congressman, an Italian minister, a U S court case, an Illinois representative, and a French mayor in Marseille all engaging in public confrontations and denouncements.

Tennessee Congress Illinois House of Representatives Parrish Harrington Marseilles France Brouet

Fire at Washington street cloak works causes thousands in damage

Box 43 sounded at 8 50 PM Monday for a fire on the fourth floor of 517 Washington Street occupied by J N Duval & Co cloak manufacturers. The stock room fire damaged Chelsea beyond repair with losses about 2500. Nearby photographers L W Cook & Co suffered about 300. Building owner C W Galloyne faces 500 to 800 in damage. Water damage affected others including New York Shade Roller Co on the first floor. A later box 542 alarm reported a minor blaze in West Roxbury. Fire in Natick.

Washington Street J. N. Duval & Co L. W. Cook & Co C. W. Galloyne New York Shade Roller Company Allen Street Annaven Avenue West Roxbury Clarence Hazlewood Susan Mills Natick South Framingham Naltek Salem Mass John Callahen Warren Poor Grove Street Egan Culliton Charles S. Nichols & Co John Redmond John Robberts & Son Boston Callahan Fie Hopkinton East Hopkinton Holliston West Randolph Asa P. Cleverley Great Falls N. H L. R. Hersom & Co Chicago A. J C. E. Covett Montague Mich Jacksonville Fla St. John’s

Operti suit moved to federal court over prize dispute

In New York May 8 a suit by Albert Operti against A. Prang & Co. seeks 1000 dollars claiming his Christmas card design won a prize but was defrauded. The case, moved to U S courts on diversity grounds, joins other items: Pantzar wins 12000, a clerk is robbed of 8000 in Broadway checks, stock exchange officers elected, Master Plumbers strike widens, and Brooklyn aldermen discuss navy yard removal.

New York Albert Operti A. Prang & Co Art Publishers of Boston United States Gustave Pantzar Tilly Foster Iron Mining Company Putnam County Pierre Lorillard & Co Broadway the Stock Exchange F. N. Lawrence Chairoran Jas. Mitchell Alexander Henriques D. C. Hayes B. O. White Fraternity Fund Jas. M. Fuller Donald Mackay Henry Meigs A. Wolff, Jr Clarence S. Day Nelson Robinson Redelph Keppler Wm. Adams Thos, Denny James D. Smith A. W. Haten W. A. Brown Master Plumbers’ Association Brooklyn Board of Aldermen Navy Yard Washington, D.C Gorringe North American Liert U.S. N Navy North American Review Thes Nathaniel Mackay Barbadoes Hayti West Indian Island Chili New York Harbor Gorrginge The Republic Tientsin Shanghai Gerringe

Republicans in South Gearing to Carry House Seats

The Republican National Committee begins reach into the South with circulars inviting party leaders to a June conference in this city. The aim is to gauge how many districts can be won with money and effort, and how many might go to independents against Democrats. Maj. Gen. Jim Scoville is named as treasury agent to help secure Southern Republican candidates. Senator Hoar faces questions over a heated exchange with Senator Rollins, his explanation framing it as a joke amid charges of an angry display.

Washington Republican National Committee South Republican Committee Jim Scoville The Treasury Scoville Jersey Senator Rollins New Hampshire Senator Hoar Rollins Mr. Hoar Massachusetts Kollins Lewiston United States Congress Harris M. Plaisted

Supreme Court Ends Term With Key Decisions On Bridge, Water Works

On the final day of its term the Supreme Court released abstracts from about 50 cases. Major rulings include Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Co. v United States over a $500,000 claim tied to Ohio river bridge changes and navigational impact. New Orleans v Morris et al on water works stock seizure and contracts. Amoskeag National Bank v Ottawa on Illinois municipal bonds. Chief Justice Waite wrote the bridge decision with dissenters Field Miller and Bradley. Justice Miller penned the New Orleans ruling. Justice Gray delivered the Ottawa decision.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States Newport and Cincinnati Bridge Company United States Circuit Court of the United States Ohio Congress Ohio River Cincinnati Circuit Court Waite Field, Miller and Bradley City of New Orleans John A. Morris Duck Wharton District of Louisiana Wharton Water Works Company Insai Company Justice Miller Amoskeag National Back Ottawa District Illinois General Assembly of Illinois Justice Gray

Coroner's jury links death of Conductor O Brien to his carelessness

A Portland coroner's jury finds Conductor O Brien died from his own carelessness. The Skowhegan Savings Bank restores deposits, reporting a surplus of over 17000 beyond liabilities. Montreal drovers Jones and Ryan, arrested for a disturbance on the Boston and Portland boat, are discharged for lack of jurisdiction. Gov Plaisted appoints Mrs Esther A Cooley of Bingham as a marriage officer. Calais Advertiser opposes electric lights, claiming excessive brightness may reveal holes for horses and men. Mrs James Dennison of East Machias, presumed demented, died by suicide. body found in a Machinsport fish weir.

Portland O’ Brien Skowhegan Savings Bank Jones Ryan Montreal Boston Calais James Dennison East Machias Machinsport

Dover Rebuilds After Church Fire As Voters Act

The Washington Street society at Dover votes to rebuild on church ruins burned last week. John T. Welch and Ezra H. Twombly of Dover seek the register of probate. Dover police court judgeship list includes Robt G Pike John Colby Caverny Charles S McLane and George S Frost. The will of Mrs Elizabeth S Swan of Nashua proved and allowed bequeathing money to Dartmouth college. Concord reports James Bailey sentenced to four years for pocket picking, then attempted self harm at work. David Twombly a Dover machinist killed himself Sunday. body found at lodgings in Franklin square. Capt Ephraim Murdock of Winchendon found dead, long involved in wooden ware business and held leadership roles. Ground broken for a new Lancaster hotel to be built by Neca A Lindsey. cost about 15000 with town citizens contributing 6000. Capitol summaries include circuit court decisions in Portsmouth.

Washington Street Society Dover John T. Welch Ezra H. Twombly Dartmouth College Concord James Bailey David Twombly C. E. Marston Fitchburg Mutual Fire Insurance Company Boston Neca A. Lindsey Lancaster Lancaster House Circuit Court of the United States Portsmouth Franklin Norcross Huntress Eysom Setion

Educational institutes set for Franklin Enosburgh Falls and East Fairfield

In a St. Albans Bay fishing accident on Monday Peter Stebbins a 45 year old stone mason from St. Albans fell overboard and drowned while his brother and another man were also intoxicated. The body remained unrecovered. Hubbard Hastings a 2d railroad station agent at Mile’s Pond had a leg severely injured in a car shifting accident and later died after an amputation performed last Saturday.

Franklin Orp Enosburgh Falls East Fairfield Peter Stebbins Elm Street St. Albans St. Albans Bay Hubbard Hastings Mile’s Pond St. Johnsbury and Lake Champlain

Plaisted Defends 1871 Apportionment Against Extra Session

Gov. Plaisted responds to Hon J H Drummond asserting the 1871 apportionment remains in force until a new one is made. He argues no legal vacancy occurs without representation and that an extra session cannot repeal the existing apportionment.

Josiah H. Drummond Maine Gov. Plaisted J. H. Drummond Sir Calais Senate House Legislaure

Alderman Board Meeting Reports Appointments and Petitions

The regular meeting of the board of alderman was held Monday afternoon with Alderman Stebbins presiding. Appointments listed include Public weigher C John McNaughton and Weigher of coal Patrick B Wynne. Petitions presented concern Prison Point Flats.

Prison Point Stebbins C. John McNaughton Patrck B. Wynne

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