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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1881

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Dorsey Star Route Scandal Sparks Little Rock Debate

The Star route case draws sharp comment as ex Senator Dorsey faces public exposure. Evidence claims he used a Postmaster ally to issue blank bonds for illicit bids, directed to ex Gov Hadley for approval, then sent to Dorsey for misuse. Investigators call the scheme extensive and alarming.

Little Rock Dorsey Ingersoll Arkansas United States O. A. Hadley Treasury Hadley Express W. Dorsey

Mint notes United States gold circulation and abroad comparison

The Director of the Mint estimates total U S gold circulation at the start of the month at 520 million dollars, with 256 million in active circulation and 264 million held in Treasury and bank reserves. Since July 1, 1879 a net gold gain of 234 million has occurred, with 35 million to the Treasury, 59 million to banks, and 40 million to circulation. England and France hold large gold stocks with substantial active circulation. Also reported are postal changes with new postmasters appointed in several states and territories, export values for petroleum products in March 1881 and 1880, and Mrs Garfield's improving condition with temperature drop.

Washington Treasury Department Comptroller of the Currency United States James Memphis Mint Treasury Treasury and National Bank Europe England France Garfield Willis Reeves William Drake Crawford County Ark Lieut. Ressen United States Army Dr. Rivers Brackett Kinney County Tex Dayton and Michigan Railway Logansport Hickok Omaha St. Julien Santa Claus Overman Sir Gray Detroit T. W. Lacey J. W. Thompson Trinidad Col Durango Dan Howland Stockton Denver Colorado Texas and Pacific Missouri Kansas Texas

Readjuster of Private Debits in New York Express Tale

Marble contractor Joseph Montgomery of Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, recounts how Senator Mahone, famed for public readjustments, ordered three marble mantels for his Richmond home. The bill started at $1000 with freight and workmen’s time, but Mahone reduced the charge, wiping out extra charges per contract. Montgomery pressures Mahone to honor the remaining balance, asserting his authority as a lawmaker to readjust the claim.

New York Express Mahone Joseph Montgomery Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn Montgomery Richmond Sepstor Mahone Maine

Anti Monopolists protest Mathews Supreme Court confirmation

A large National Anti-Monopoly League meeting at Cooper's Institute in New York condemns Stanley Mathews for the Supreme Court seat. Resolutions call him a Pacific railroad candidate and warn of packing the court to reverse the Granger decisions. They also flag Elliott Shepard and William H. Robertson as alarming corporate monopoly proofs.

Stanley Mathews New York National Anti-Monopoly League Cooper’s Institute United States Supreme Court L. Chittenden Pacific Railroad Supreme Court Granger Elliott Shepard Vanderbilt William H. Robertson Maj. Haggerty Creamer Mr. Chittenden

Fires Destroy Multiple Industry Sites Across Cities

Across New York to Chicago and beyond, fires struck factories, mills, and mills. Buildings at 509 and 511 East Eighteenth Street, McKinley & Co. stock, and Jennings carpentry facing losses. Granby farm buildings burned. Sundar Creek bridge fire on Cleveland and Pittsburgh line. Empire hoisting works at Park City and tramway damaged. several shingle mills in Maine and a pulp mill in Gardiner destroyed. Insurance coverage varied. overall losses run into tens of thousands of dollars.

New York East Eighteenth Street John Jennings McKinley & Co Jennings John Ehler Springfield George Montague Granby Cincinnati Sundar Creek Minerva Oneida Cleveland and Pittsburg Salt Lake Empire Park City Smith Calalis T Tree Charles F. Todd William Duren Daniel Hill Baring Tota Portsmouth N. H York Fred Perkins Gardiner Hollingsworth & Whitney Minneapolis Miss

Immigrant arrivals and city incidents in Gotham Gleanings May 1

New York reports nearly 2000 immigrants arriving yesterday with 626 from Liverpool on the Malta and 1295 Germans on the Hohoenstauffen. Supt. Jackson cites 27 steamers due next week carrying about 25000. Other items include a counterfeit case against William Rahner, a suspected Paris green poisoning, the burial of Miss Elizabeth Power the rope walker, a fatal lantern fire accident among painters, and the body of John Stranock found in the river.

Franklin N. H Davis & Sargent William Abrams Abrams William Gillespie Littleton New York Castle Garden Liverpool Malta Cunard Line Hohoenstauffen Bremen Jackson William F. Rahner United States Jane Burke West Sixteenth Street Elizabeth Power Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn Europe Slosson Prof. Whitney Cambridge Twentyninth Street Elizabeth Davene New York Hospital Barnow’s Miss Power Mr. Davene Mrs. Davene London New York City Niblo’s Garden Tony Pastor Grenville Parker Willard Parker Wellsburg W. Va Massachusetts Gen. Stark Col. Parker Bunker Hill Theodore Rice Green River Wyoming Territory Nathan Rice Northboro Mass Laramie City Union Pacific Railroad Wyoming Sweetwater County Eli Thayer, Jr Boston Weymouth Oriental Lodge No. 10 Bay State House Thayer John Dillon Brookline

French-Tunis treaty prompts upheaval in Europe and Tunis

Despatch from Tunis reports the Bey refused to grant copies of the Franco Tunis treaty to foreign envoys, as France advances to occupy Goletta. Italian cabinet resignations follow public outrage, Rome newspapers debate sovereignty and honor, while Paris confirms terms including war indemnity and French protection with occupation until Tunis can assure frontier security.

London Tunis France Goletta Porte Breard Barda Djedeida Benmenter Africa Humbert Signor Sella Rome Bersagliere Signor Cairoli Popola Romano Italy Riforma Signor Crispi 7Unis The Times Paris

Coercion a Failure in Ireland Sparks Evictions and Arrests

London reports a growing belief that coercion undermines authority as Irish outrages persist under military repression. Landlords and the Orange groups push for rent recovery with daily sheriff sales and evictions. Arrests under the Coercion act include three Quinaln men and a Kerry shopkeeper as Fenians reputedly plot dynamite attacks on English ironclads.

London Ireland The Telegraph Gazette Dublin Property Defence Association Orange Emergency Committee Constabulary Quinlan Tralee Jerry Brosnan Castle Island County Kerry

Extraordinary Stories About the Czar and Other News

London reports deny reports of guards around the Emperor at Gatchina and claim he moves freely. The health of the Empress is said to be exaggerated. Jewish persecutions in Ekaterinoslav and Odessa riots are noted. Mme Patti arrives in London. Bar oness Burdett-Coutts mocked in drawing room. A revised Bible version will be given to the Queen next Tuesday.

Messrs James A. Garfield Roscoe Conkling Boston Post London St. Petersburg Town Talk Lengtry Fleet Street Baroness Burdett-Coutts Mme Patti Aix Les Bains Wales America D’oyly Carte Michael Gunn Burdelts Coutts Boston Theatre Ideal Opera Company Normandy Diocese of Massachusetts Trinity Church B. Whitney John ©. Warren Whitney Park Theatre Union Square Theatre Company the Park Theatre This City A. R. Cazauran Sardou Daniel Rechat New York Boston Museum Mr. Sol. Smith Russell Herzog Gaiety Theatre Billie Taylor Hawthorne Hall Charles F. Adams Yawcob Strauss Hawthorne Ball Sadie Edson Ot Lynn Arlington Club Tremont Temple William Is E Brgone William J. Howell

Notable Massachusetts News Roundup and Tragic Incidents

A series of local criminal, civil and public safety items from Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Reports include a Spencer contractor killed, a Stoneham man injured, a matricide sentenced for life, telephone lines extending to New Hampshire, a Merrimac Valley Teachers' Association session, a fatal clothes fire involving Annie Dwyre and injuries to James Brady, large fish hatchery distributions, several court actions in Worcester Plymouth and Webster counties, multiple railroad accidents with fatalities, a Rockland church rumor, Mount Hope Bay drownings, a forger's bank notes, a coal-shoveler strike in New Bedford, and Elder Henry Cummings of the Shakers contemplating departure from the faith with potential matrimonial implications.

F. S. Moses Spencer Mass William BH. Gordon Stoneham Charles E. Merrill State Whitehouse Augusta Boston and Northern Telephone Company Newmarket N. H Dover Merrimac Valley Teachers’ Association Manchester Annie Dwyre Michael Dwyre Lawrence James Brady Powers New Hampshire State Hatching House Newport Lake Village Farmington Superior Court Worcester William Carr East Boston Edward Ryan Webster Supreme Judicial Court Hiram S. Skillings Augustine Bisbee Sophia Stetson Plymouth Mount Hope Bay Mount Hope Rhode Island Bristol Somerset, Mass Slade Murray Chase R.I National and Exchange Bank New Bedford Messrs Welch and Dugan Garfield & Proctor Philadelphia and Reading Coaland Iron Company Henry Cummings North Family of Shakers Enfield Shaker Society Cummings Ray

Hotel Arrivals List From Newcastle and Nearby Areas

C Ellis and wife, N E B Higgins arrive in Newcastle Pa. Others include T C Murpey from NY, A L Lada and lady, J C Buckman at the airport, C $8 Menton, W Hunt and daughter, W T Simmons, G Green from Providence, T Horey, N W Duff, F E Winslow, G W Schuler from Philadelphia, H J Joshu, H Curtis from Maynara.

C Ellis EB Higgins Newcastle Paget Pat Murpey Lada & Lady Germant JC Buckman Airport Menton Gloucester Hunt Daugh Hartfora Simmons Rovidence Green Providence Horey Duff Clinton E Winslow Worcester W Schuler Phila HJ Joshu Webster H Curtis Maynara

Names and affiliations listed in fragmented notice

A fragmented OCR list names individuals and their spouses or relations across many places including New York Albany Buffalo Richmond Nashua Lowell Weston New Zealand and others, with numerous titles and roles such as Miss, Mrs, and Mr, plus references to nurses and a child. The item reads as a scatter of names and households without a clear single action or event.

R C Johnson McLellan R Hadrust L R Page Richmond A Gregg Nashua W Howe Lowell R A Polhemes H Merriam Weston R Campbell New Zealand A Jones Merideth Mexdeil

Names in a historical log of attendees and places

A fragmented list includes M Cooper Aliany P A Smith Albeny J Berbecker N Y J Boulvin Antwe J Temple New Market B Blood Great Falls W K Sternes Milliken New Bedford Dr C Bray N L Ash N Y B Alexander N Y JS Biplin 4G Wilson Worcester LJ King N Y S J Landawer N Y J D Gilson N Y Springer Newport Molten Clinton NY A B Blanchard W Morgan W CU Grasty Jr Atlanta Ga A Sussman N 8 Richards Jr T Hastings Winslow D K Terreil.

M Cooper Aliany P A Smith Albeny Berbecker Y J Boulvin Antwe Temple New Market Blood Great Falls K Sternes Milliken New Bedford C Bray L Ash Alexander Biplin Wilson & Wf Worcester LJ King Landawer Gilson Springer Newport Molten Clinton B Blanchard W . Morgan CU Grasty, Jr Atlanta Sussman Richards, Jr Hastings Winslow K Terreil

Names listing across regions and institutions

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and affiliations including J L Chamberlain NY HS Ilindskoper Phil F M Sawyer N A Kay Chicago G W Field and wf Ban M Heath Exeter Mrs M Chapin New Haven EC Pierce Igene t P Kelly N JS Marritt Portland Springfield JR Westa wf Savannah Musliker Baltimore JS Merritt Portland S W patchen NY A K Peage Tex ES H Becker Tex M Dean NY lai Baker Hingham EB Crane Clinton O L E Bigelow Exeter DH McAlpine Exeter JJ A Merrit Exeter BF Adler Exeter MreC Merritt Brooklyn E L Corning N EB Coe N 3 H Dodge N A H Moulton New Haven U P Coffin New Haven P W Sharon Cambridge J D Sherwood NY E Curtis Austria W A Atwood Newton A M Herzog NJ Hellmann Paris AH Hinkley Cincinnati EA Hunt NY Mr and Mrs Morris London JU Watson NY U J Hamberg NY W Nach NY D EF Stone Indianapolis W Birdsall NY W Al Bennett Phila CU Russell Liverpool BV Nickels Me P J Jones Portland J M Kelley US Navy JG H Porter NY C J Mason NY J J Everett NY E D Wilson NY J W Watson NY P Howe Cambridge Mics M Perry Phila CP AyerN MC Heath NY Presley NY

J L Chamberlain W Thompson JS Baker Beverly E Hobart Bridgewater Sprague van Brunt Cambridge G Pendleton Greenhood M McDermott CH Swith H Clair Campbell Miss L Ely E Hoswell Ark Ilindskoper Phil M Sawyer Kay Chicago Bloom Louisville Merritt J Walker Phila N Williams A Stearns Danesvilli Darlington Field Ban M ` Heath HE Andrews Clevel CC Parsons Exeter Chapin J Creichton R Berry J Rogers SC Stott Lowell Joy C Kimball I Richardson G W Hodges Colt Amherst A T Denison Maroe Cameron Burling E Percy Salem AL Frish New Haver S Metzger New Haven EC Pierce Igene T P Kelly N JS Marritt Porland Springfield Westa Savennah Musliker Baltimore JS Merritt Portland Patchen Peage Tex H Becker Tex M Dean Lai Baker Hingham Crane Waters Laight Clinton E Bigelow DH McAlpine A Merrit Adler Brooklyn P Coffin Sharon D Sherwood Curtis Austria Atwood Newton M Herzog Hellmann Paria AH Hinkley Cincinnati EA Hunt Morris London JU Watson Hamberg Nach Stone Indianapolis Birdsall al Bennett Phila Russell Liverpool

Notable Maine Lawyer Emery Dies at Saco in 1794 Birth Elsewhere

In Maine obituaries, the long career of a Saco lawyer born in Minot in 1794 is recalled. He began in Wiscasset, settled in Saco, married Sarah Thornton, and served in the Maine Legislature as a Whig Republican, leaving a legacy of client devotion. His son George W. Emery remains a lawyer in Saco.

Saco Maine Minot Moses John Newburg Bowdoin College Wiscasset Sarah Cutts Thornton Marshal Thornton Emery George W Thornton Pacific Coast Addison Kansas

Fragmented 19th Century Directory Fragments in New England and New York

A dense OCR list shows numerous personal names, spouses, and locations across Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York Ohio and Ontario. The mixed lines mention Milford Worcester Lawrence Concord Lebanon Eastport Ogdensburg Ogdensburg March Adams Newark Albany and others with many surnames and initials, suggesting a sparse catalog of residents or clerical listings.

P Goddard Worcester Bullock Cambridge Canton Prentice Tyler Middleton H Gaddis Ogdensb L Gaddis Ogdensburg ET Gaddis F Robbins Ozaensburg MJ Hales Collins Troy J Lee Lawrence H Loud Lada Lancaster McLaine New Zealand Sloan

Varying Names Listed in Public Notice Fragment

A fragmentary OCR list shows numerous individuals and locations including CS McKellan Y PC Bowman Princeton N J J Wilson Airs Hale Maine Pitzeralu Dexter Me W G Penney Ottawa Pittsburg A J Barber Nashville J C Hand Jr P Boehm Baltimore G H Boehm Horner Barnabee New York W W Williams Kingston Brookline Philadelphia Cincinnati Mississippi Louisville and other scattered identifiers. The terse text lacks a unifying event or action.

CS McKellan Bowman and Wife A McClane Princeton J Wilson Airs & Hale Maine Pitzeralu Dexter Carter G Penney & Wfe Ottawa Morrison& Son Pittsburg J Barber JR Richardson Nashville C Hand, Jr Paila CT Boehm Laltizrore P Webber Banger H Boehm Baltimore S Horner C Barnabee Sullivan W Williams L King Kingston P Wilson Brookline O Binder Phila &M

Varying Names and Households Listed in an Old Directory

A long list of personal names with spouses and locations follows, including residents from Portland Lowell Providence Providence and other cities. The fragment enumerates individuals and couples such as A M Deave, Flagg and lady in Lowell, A Brown and wife in Portland, J S Howard and wife in Shreveport, J Maris in Dayton, G Cole in Portland, H Johnson in N M A Johnson, and many others across Boston, Philadelphia, and Salt Lake City. The text appears to be a roster or directory snippet with scattered city notes and familial pairs, lacking a unifying event.

Deave & d Providence Flagg & Lady Lowell Loring Littlefield Portland Brown & Wife EK Gray M Sridgeman Haverhill Batson Eastport JC Cusuman Pittsfield P Moses Yarmouth Sanford & Wf Lawrence Howard Shreveport Davis Greenwich Hibbara Buffalo Merrimap Ford Springfield Carney Merrill LsSwett Platt Johnson Harvard College Board of Overseers Waterstreet Boston Alexander McKenzie Cambridge

Unclear Names List From Historic Newspaper Fragment

A dense OCR fragment lists numerous names with initials and places including New York Philadelphia Providence Pittsburgh London Montreal San Francisco and others. The content resembles a catalog or cross reference of individuals without a cohesive event or narrative.

Names of People and Places Appearing in Hasteful Listing

A long, mixed listing of individuals and places including Colby Gonn C Duppeee in Chicago and many others in cities such as Windsor Taunton Reading Albany San Francisco and Washington DC. The fragmentary text appears as a directory or notice of multiple persons with varied affiliations and locations.

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