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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1881

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Washington Territory preacher expects moral revival with Wallace White

A Watchman correspondent from Washington Territory reports low religious support and a general inability to fund ministers. He predicts Wallace R. White will move there and reform will follow, with morality and religion flourishing like a green bay tree.

the Watchman Washington Territory Wallace R. White

Senatorial resignation motive blamed for Platt deal

If Mr. White of the Providence Press is correct and regarded as good authority, the resignation motive was to give Conkling Platt's long term to extend his time to attack Garfield. But current appearances suggest little gain from the maneuver.

White Providence Press Conkling Platt Garfield

Grant pronouncement hints at remaining fight in him

A pronouncement by General Grant from the Hall of the Montezumas urges mercy for President Garfield, noting he was egged on by others. The remark signals Grant’s lingering resolve, and a call to spectators to step back behind the rope.

Gen. Grant Garfield

French Clergy Salaries Spur Voyage to America

A Boston French Protestant clergyman notes French pastors face tiny salaries. He says shortages lead to sore threats and a need for rest, making long voyages to America nearly unknown among them. He contrasts conditions with opportunities abroad.

Boston France America

Political struggle and court cases fill state and national news

No change in the Albany faction fight over Conkling, Grant defends him, and a new Senate vacancy rule limits elections until May 31. In Somerville a murder trial ends with an insanity verdict and Williams committed to Worcester Insane Asylum. Washington sees a purge of office seekers as the President hires and confirms many, while Le Duc is asked to resign and Loring of Massachusetts is nominated. A Soldiers Home meeting in Massachusetts occurs at Music Hall. London reports confirm the Doterel disaster with 143 lives lost. Gould testifies in the Western Union case as Morey letter arrestees are discharged. Episcopal Convention completes routine business. Paris monetary conference on bi-metallism adjourns to June. Mrs Wilder found safe in Brookline after disappearance from Portland.

Anti Conkling Albany Gen. Grant Conkling Charles F. Williams Walter Smith Somerville Supreme Court East Cambridge Williams Worcester Washington Senate le Duc Dr. Loring Massachusetts Music Hall Gov. Long Horace Binney Sargent E. E. Haile James Morey Episcopal Convention Paris Marshall P. Wilder Portland Brookline Mass

Washington’s office seekers flood White House for nominations

Special despatch from Washington describes a frenetic day as hundreds seek favors at the White House and Capitol. Senators Kellogg Plumb and the Flannagans push patronage, while Kilpatrick is confirmed as minister to Chile amid controversy. Le Duc resists resignation, adjournment thoughts loom, and a rumor ties Raum’s fate to Dudley of Indiana.

Boston Post Washington Senate White House Iioner Chamber Secretary of the Senate Kellogg Plumb Flannagans Sherman Treasury Department Kilpatrick Hayes Indiana le Duc Loring Department of Agriculture Internal Revenue Raum United States Dudley

Nominations sent to Senate for numerous federal posts

The President transmitted a long slate of nominations including United States Attorneys for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, United States Marshals for districts in New York, Buffalo customs, a Commissioner of Agriculture, a Judge of the Court of Claims, Treasury registers, port surveyors, postmasters, consuls in Jerusalem Havre Tientsin Nice and other locations, and various Army and Navy officers. All New York nominations were favorably reported by committees and go to the Senate. Chandler Solicitor General nomination reported without recommendation.

Washington Senate Stewart L. Woodford United States New York Asa W. Tenney Henry E. Knox Clinton D. McDougall Chas. A. Gould Buffalo N. Y Pittsburg Richard Rowett Ilinois Francis H. Pierpont West Virginia Selah Merrill Massachusetts Jerusalem Joan M. Glover Indiana Havre Jos Geo. F. Mosher New Hampshire Nice H. Rogers Nebraska Vera Cruz Jesse Mooce Callao H. A. Kaley Chemnitz David Vickers New Jersey Matanzas Geo. W Roosevelt Pennsylvania Bordeaux Hamilton Jays Jacksonville Kiln J. B. Williamson Marshall Texas Army Charles M. Blake Jnc A. H. Bowman Charles H. Greene John A. Baldwin Wm. A. Mann Navy Francis Winslow John F. Parker Albert W. Grant Chandler

Last Day of Grace Under the 102d Call for Six Per Cents

The notice warns holders of the 102d call on six percent bonds must present their coupon or claim by year end. It explains grace period rules and the legal steps if payment is delayed, naming the debtor and issuing authority.

Discussion on American Bi-Metallism Position

Paris May 19 The monetary conference heard Judge Howe United States Commissioner present the American view on bi metalism Agriculture is our chief interest with crops cotton wheat and corn valued greatly higher than silver The United States seeks a broad stable money basis for global debt The conference adjourns until June 30 to consult governments and further discuss the matter

Paris Monetary Conference Judge Howe United States America Howe Germany Great Britain Evarts Signor Doda Italy

British War Ship Doterel Destroyed With 1438 Lives Lost

From St Vincent reports a British frigate Doterel was blown up at Sandy Point Straits of Magellan on the 26th. Two explosions caused rapid sinking with 1438 lost. Survivors saved by sealing schooners and the Falklands bishop’s yacht. Commander Vans escaped via porthole. engineer was among the survivors.

London St. Vincent Sandy Point Straits of Magellan Falkland Isands Vans

Testimony in Williams v Western Union on consolidation impact

In New York on May 19 the Williams versus Western Union trial heard John W VanHorn say consolidation reduced costs and increased business, while Jay Gould recalled his involvement with American Union stock and consolidation efforts. Vanderbilt notes and other executives described planned integration, with VanHorn claiming Western Union may lose lines without consolidation and Gould detailing stock and meetings. The case continues.

New York Williams Western Union Telegraph Company John W. Vanhorn Western Union American Union Jay Gould American Union Company Bates Mr. Trinker Central Construction Company Vanderbilt Wa. H. Vanderbilt Mr. Vanderbilt Con. Eckert Mr. Ames Dillon Sage Gen. Eckert Up Be Messrs Ames Garrett Her Western Union Company St. Louis American Union Sytem

Blaine Denies Robertson Nomination Roles In Dispute

Special despatch reports Gen. Butler in conversation with Blaine who insisted he had nothing to do with Judge Robertson’s nomination or confirmation. Despite Blaine and Garfield denials, many officials doubt their statements and blame Blaine for influencing Robertson’s nomination. Grant's letter to Senator Jones on the Conkling Garfield debate draws heavy criticism for ego and patronage claims, while Fish’s son dispute is noted with context of his resignation and proposed postings.

Boston Post Washington Gen Butler Blaine Robertson Garfield Grant Gen. Grant Senator Jones Fish Switzerland Administon Denmark Berlin White House

Grant letter to Senator Jones condemns Garfield appointments

A Washington despatch prints General Grant's letter to Senator Jones of Nevada dated April 24 1851 criticizing President Garfield for New York appointments. Grant accuses the administration of punishing supporters and urges harmony, arguing New York’s Conkling Platt Badeau Cramer and Robertson matters show the need for consultation with New York’s Senators. He defends Fish’s resignation and notes personal ties to Badeau. The letter is addressed to Hon J P Jones in Washington.

New York Gen. Grant Senator Jones Nevada President Garfield Jones City OF Mexico Senate Republican Party Gen. Garfield Garfield Conkling Platt Robertson Badeau Cramer Fish U.S. Grant J. P. Jones United States Washington, D. C

Albany Senatorial Races Open as Vacancies Sit Unfilled

Albany May 19 The Administration Republicans say they will contest the Senate vacancies in an election but reject any caucus. Conkling or Pratt faces opposition from Democrats who favor leaving the choice to voters next fall. Governors Cornell and Chauncey M. Deew are named as Republican possible candidates. The Legislature is officially informed that two New York senators have resigned, with the election day set for May 31 after official notice.

Albany Conkling Pratt Conklingites New York Congress of the United

Widow Mrs Cooley Falls From Third Story Window

Springfield reports a widow about 36 years old who had been in the city a week ended her life by leaping from a third story window in a Water street boarding house. She left a note requesting $50 for her sister Bridget Hughes of Adams and over 150 dollars found on her in a handkerchief.

Springfield Mass Cooley Water Street Bridget Hughes Adams

Tragedy in Honey Creek Township Ends in Murder Suicide

At Honey Creek Township in Tere Haute Indiana on May 19 Alexander McPhetas Jr killed his wife Ellen Bloxom and his sister-in-law then shot at his mother-in-law and killed himself Domestic troubles and dissipation cited as the cause.

Tere Haute Ind Honey Creek Township Alexander McPhetas, Jr Ellen Bloxom

Notable Residents and Travel Notes from New England

Mr Charles Burleigh of Fitchburg has returned from a six months trip to Europe. Dr Joseph Pagani plans to occupy Bluff ton cottage at Nantasket this season. M P Handy, editor of the Philadelphia Press, has gone abroad for his health. Mr Nicholas Hathaway of Fall River is at Newport engaged as counsel in the Grinnell murder case. Mrs John A Andrew and family will occupy their summer residence on Summer street Hing ham. John Cramer Morrison, who died in San Francisco on the 17th, was among California’s wealthiest men and was known as Dividend Morrison.

Charles Burleigh Fitchburg Europe Joseph Pagani Bluffton Nantasket M. P. Handy Philadelphia Press Nicholas Hathaway Fall River Newport Grinnell John A. Andrew Summer Street Hingham John Cramer Morrison San Francisco California Frisia New York Hamburg Brooks Adams Boston Geo. B. McClellan Mackey Bonanza King Count O’harcourt Marshal MacMahon C. E. Parker Pittsfield Dakota Auburn N. Y F. T. Hazlewood Bangor American Baptist Missionary Union Indianapolis St. John N. B Quineen Stephen Folsom John F. Cahill St. Louis Mexico White Berlin Beecherite Cornell Russell J. Hammond Trumbull J. Andrews Charles J. Hoadley Charles Dudley Warner Hartford Osgood Andrew Pierce Clifton Springs Dover N.H Dover Library Thomas Pierce Andrew Universalist Society Prof. Davis Brown University Clarke Davis W. H. P. Faunce Sir John Macdonald Ocean Ottawa Sir John Scense Palmer Mass C. H. Eaton St. Paul’s Universalist Church Dr. Chapman B. M. Fullerton Second Congregational Church Waltham T. C. Russell Three Rivers Baptist Church Palmer Depot Archibald Forbes Daily News Cable America London Forbes Africa Philip Page Pelham Crown Balaklava Imkermann Woolpit Suffolk England Henry Page Capt. Page

List of individuals and places in a historic roster

A dense roster-style line lists names with initials and locations, including B Gilman from Bangor W M Round in New York state, A G Patterson from Chillicothe W S Mackey from Sedalia Missouri, W D Napheys from Philadelphia, A H Wheeton from Belfast, K Platt Jr from New York, Sheldon and wf and Dr H W Libbey from Cleveland, J W H Remington from Omaha, M G Hartley from New York, E Bradley from Montreal, B W Hoyt from Epping, G B Smith from Epping, D H Getchell from Augusta, B Marcuse from New York, A Casshell from Digby, S C di T Howard from Brooklyn, A W Balverston from Glasgow.

Gilman Bangor Patterson Chillicothe Mackey Sedalia Napheys Phila Wheeton Belfast Platt, Jr Sheldon & Wf Cleveland Libbey Remington Omaha Hartley Bradley Montreal Hoyt Epping Smith H Getchell Augusta Marcuse Marcuse,n Y A Casshell Digby S C di T Howard Brooklyn W Balverston Glasgow

Local Names and Places From an Ancient Directory

A list of names and places appears with entries including Gloucester New Jersey New York Atlantic City San Francisco and Worcester. It records individuals and firms such as W J Farris RG Averill Perrin Beemer and Underwood alongside city references and family names in a fragmented historical directory snippet.

J Farris Gloucester R Phipps Seer Kempton Averill Bramford Cot Perrin Atlantic City Corbyer San Francisco Watkins Converse Springfield Ui & Berry Gardiner

Local names listed for provincial event attendees in New England

A roster of individuals from towns including Provincetown Saxonville Burlington Hyannis Port Portland Belmont Arlington Woodstock Swampscott Lewiston Pittsfield Lawrence Watertown and others appears, suggesting a regional gathering or listing of participants or invitees with initials and surnames only. No event details or dates are provided in the readable text.

EW Watson Provincetown Starr K P Ahern Arlington EC May Woodstock H Copeland Swampscott H J Gibb Portland PD Deekins B Sands Lewiston M P Richardson Winchester G & Kimball Pittsfield H D Copp Lawrence F A V Calawell Lawrence JJ Thompson Lawrence JH Dwyer Watertown A Bizelow Brighton HO Case Westfield

Notable Names in 19th Century Philadelphia and Beyond

A list of individuals including GS James, Phila G Smith, N E P Goulding, Worcester W Stern, N JH Kimball, Bath G R Parks, N J Small and wife from Bangor, O Chapin, Springfield Miss KE H Chapin, Spring W O White and wife, Milton W R Foster, Portsmouth LL Rolfe, Portland H OL Crane, and Cincinnati figures. The fragment presents a roster of names linked to various cities and roles, indicating a social or business directory snippet from a historical newspaper.

Miss Thomas Portland McOrmiston Manchester F Hodges D Carson Dalton J Reid Paisley H Barry Worcester Rockwood Worces Hartwell EA Sanborn Haliowel H Mason Chicago L Smith Parker Bellows GS Mallony Brandon Schuyler K Thompson Stern Allen Phila Greenheod Springer Max Williams Needham A Allen Brooklins Tabor Brooklin JM Buriey J Keenan Vu Woitt Paliock L Burait JW Fry EK Zerf GS James Phila G Smith Smith P Goulding JH Kimball Bath R Parks J Small Bangor O Chapin Springfield H Chapin Spring O White Milton R Foster Portsmouth LL Rolfe OL Crane Cincinnati

Root and shoe wholesale firms in Boston area

Parker Holmes Co and Boston Button Co list warehouses and contact points at 141 Federal street and 88 Purchase street. Brass manufacturers Benedict Burnham and Plume Atwood Co show products including rolled and sheet brass, tubing, hinges, draw pails, jackchain, brass bulls, and drop handles among other items.

Boston Button Company Boston Button CO Purchase Street Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing CO Oliver Street Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Federal Street

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