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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1882

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Insurance Policy Counts and Claims Totals Reported

The commissioner notes a rise in life insurance activity with higher policy counts and large claim payments. Policy issuances total 1 837 with insured amounts near 2 948 and another 10 100 088 in PAL values. Claims paid amount to 279 564 44, reflecting increased life insurance business in the latter half of the year.

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Senate endorses removal of Barnstable judge Day

A special committee reports in favor of removing Joseph M. Day from the office of judge of probate and insolvency for Barnstable County. The panel cites repeated violations of law and decorum, notes Day was heard, and urges the governor to act with council consent to remove him by address. A joint committee is urged to present the address to the governor.

Washington Senate Court of Appeals Boston House Court of Commissions of Alabama Claims Congress Treasury Department Pitney Sherman Campaign Committee Corcoran Treasury Sherman Department Powers John Sherman Catholic Young Men’s National Union New Hampshire Cincinnati John G. Shea Supreme Council of the Catholic Benevolent Region Brooklyn France Belgium Maj J. E. Mallett Baltimore Massachusetts Bureau of Statistica Dennis Florence McCarthy Col. Armstrong Charleston D. C P. W. Lynch J.J. Walsh Albany N. Y Union S J. Columbus Lyceum New York Buffalo J. E. Gorman Philadelphia Crigens Catholic Union Catholic Union of Catholic Young Men’s Union John J. Keane The National Union Jeremiah O'Connor Boston College Hugh O’brien Thomas Dwight Hartshorne Joseph M. Day Barnstable County Jennings Bruce Hill Jones Cook Coombes Street Webster Day M. A Barnstable Joseph M.day Crowley Thayer and Swift Laban Baker Constitution of the Commonwealth House of Representatives Commonwealth Massachusetts Samuel Snow Ada Stevens Morse & Holmes Asa Bliss Mr. Caddon Mr. Snow Judge Day Guardian Snow Sage Day Ada Guereas Specifestion Jonathan Eliy Elizabeth Kelly Marston Jonathan Kelly Dayia K. ‘Aikin Aikin Akin Register of Probate Jonathan Higgins Register Higgins Charles Thacher, Jr Mary C. Paddock Clarissa Nickerson Alice Crowell Abraham Lincoln Gould United States Charles F. Swift Gov. Andrew Wift Petauaé London House of Commons Wm. Harcourt Home Secretary Ireland Supreme Court England O’donovan Rossa Stafford Northcote William W. E. Forster John Bright Parnell John Liton Forster Patrick Egan Heward Egan Land League Freeman’s Journal of Dublin Freeman Dublin James ¥. O’brien United Ireland Frederick Cavendish Burke

Ti Flauto Magico at Mechanics Building Delights Opera Fans

The Italian festival feature Il Flauto Magico drew excellent reviews last evening. Mme Gerster led the cast with Mme Hank in strong support while Sig Mancini Saras tro and Lazzarini Papageno Tamino impressed. The chorus excelled and the revue ends with praise for all principal artists. Tonight Faust with Mile Rhea as Beatrice.

Mechanics’ Building Mme. Gerster Mme. Hank Sig. Mancini Sarastro Sig. Lazzarini Tamino Carbone Papageno Mlle. Marie Miss Arcane Mile Berta Damigelle Lancester Cerbi Ricci Genii Mile. van Arnheim Papagena Faust Rhea Beatrice Mr. Barron Benedick Mr. Warren Dogberry Mr. Haworth Don Pedro Hudson

Boston Base Ballists Defeat Providence 5 to 1 on Rainy South End

The Boston nine defeated Roger Williams City 5 to 1 before 487 fans at the South End grounds. Mathews pitched superbly for Boston, with Bowen behind the plate, Sutton and Wise in tune after a late lineup change. Providence, with Nava catching and Radbourne pitching, could not advance past third base after the first inning, while Boston added runs in the fifth and seventh frames. Charles G. Buffinton, ex Fall River, is said to have joined Boston as change pitcher.

Boston Roger Williams South End Providence Nine Bostons Mathews Bowen Sutton Wise Whitney McClure Sweeney Nava Radbourne Providence Providence Nixe York Denny Hotaline Sweerey Morrill Hotaling Start Charles G. Buffinton Fall River Wallace B. White Maine Washington, D. C Senate Boylston Place Chas. E. Gould Singer Sewing Machine Company Pierce Gould West End Fannie McMahan Jeremiah O’connor Ellen Auburn Court Cambridge Street St. John O’connors McMahon Git Knox Watts No. 15 O’connor South May Street Charles Gould No. 20 O'Neill & Malley Federal Street

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