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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1881

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Treasury Contingent Fund Probe Finds Excessive Spending

Washington May 23 The committee investigating Treasury contingent fund expenditures reports about one third of work done. Most purchases by O L Pitney, custodian, with total appropriations of 433 377 58 since current custodian began. Large year end purchases noted, carpets amid 20 000 yards in 1880. deficits from withdrawal and resale of stock.

Boston Post Washington Treasury Department Windom Department Pitney Upton Sherman Swedenborgian Association New England Swedenborg The Treasury O. L. Pitney Eaty Lamphere United States

Missionary Union elects officers and reviews work in 1882

Indianapolis sees leaders chosen for the Missionary Union with Rev. George Dana Boardman as president and officers Merril Smith Burrege. Reports urge expansion in Africa Europe and Asia. A push to place Bibles in every literate Christian home, funds pledged for London missions, and Greece Spain and Russia urged for immediate effort amid global mission activity.

Indianapolis Ind The Missionary Union George Dana Boardman D. D Pennsylvania J. Warren Merril Massachusetts W. E. Smith Wisconsin Henry 8. Burrege Maine Gordon Boston Mr. Gardner Committee On African Missions Ethiopia Arthur Athington Leeds London Brawley South Carolina Africa Bible Committee eTtire Union George Lorimer Chicago Committee On European Missions Greece Spain Russia J. Stodting Sweden Ellis Teinga R. R. Williams Ramapatam China and Japan J. B. Thomas Brooklyn China Frank Dobbins Kalloch Taberpade San Francisco Bates House Young

Arrest of Land League Secretary in Coercion Act Case

London reports Michael Brennan secretary of the Land League was arrested in Dublin under the Coercion act and sent to Naas prison on charges of inciting violence. Dublin executive now comprises Sexton Kettle and Harrington. Brennan taken to Naas as Kilmainham jail is full. A riot-era mobilization follows with constabulary deployed in Dublin Wicklow Limerick.

London Michael Brennan The Land League Dublin Naas County Kildare Brennan Sexton, Kettle and Harrington Nanas Kilmainhham Wicklow Limerick New Pallas Hyde Park

Notices of 5 percent bond continuance drain Treasury

Washington May 23 notices for continuation of 5 per cent registered bonds flood the Treasury. The $250 million limit at 3 1 2 per cent is near exhaustion by day’s end. About $239 million has been received for continuance, leaving roughly $11 million capacity. Europe holds many coupon bonds and July and August dates affect timing. Also export figures for provisions and dairy, West Point appointments, and other miscellaneous items are noted.

Washington Treasury Department Holvers London Treasury Europe Windwara Islands Faraday Dover Bay N. H Nottingham C. Klinck Buffalo N. Y Porto Rico Boletime Murcantl United States Denmark House of Representatives Mexico Cuanta Venezuela Lith Iist Llanos Guzman Blanco Lompye Cal Turks Island Santo Domingo Markham Township Voroute Wilson University Lansing Mich John Smith Vanceburg Smith Downley Bellamy Crowley Mt. Vernon Female College Cincinnati Nashville Tenn United States Circuit Court Providence Colt Latham Chaffee A. & W. Sprague Estates Sprague San Bernardino E. T. Bean Ivanpoh Mining Company Jno McFarlane J. B. Cook Hissam Bean Wm. R. Alger Ottawa House Cushings Island Portland Harbor Wentworth Thorn Mountain House Jackson Taft Greenleaf Milliken Glen House Bethlehem Lincoln House Swampscott Ash Cottage H. W. Suter Willow Cottage Geo. P. Denny Woodbine Charles Merriam William M. Pray Creighton House Strawberry Hall Frank H. Shayleigh Boston Crawford House Mount Washington Sea View House Rye Beach L. H. Southwick Jefford Plymouth Beach Pavilion Westboro Southwick Willard C. Bayniew Philbrick Farragut House Berkeley Bayview Clifford House Plymouth Point of Pines Revere Beach Frank E. Balch Memorial Hall Cambridge the Pines J. T. Morutarity Nantasket Goodwood Thomas Barnes Highlaba Lake Grove New York and New England Greylock Hall Walliamstown Mass Old Berkshire Hills K. E. Swift H. C. Lewis Greylock Charlestown New England Sherman Paris New York Woodside Dr. Berge Eagle White Mountains Fabyan House Twin Mountain House Frank A. Corran Fabian House Beecher Asa T. Barron Crawford, Fabyan and Twin Asylum Topack Merbery Maria Kinstler Suffolk J. B.C. Nstler Adeline Borunstler Loston

Ministers' Conference Discusses Bible Revision and Europe Trip

New York reports a Baptist Ministers' Conference meeting with Rev. Dr. Sampson as moderator as he argues the revised Bible edition lacks a doxology and may fail to win Oriental and Protestant acceptance. The same day in General Sessions Court Felix Vogel faced four indictments for extortion and attempted kidnapping. Immigrant arrivals total four thousand while trade data show ten months of breadstuffs exports at 225 million dollars.

New York Baptist Ministers’ Conference Dr. Sampson Europe General Sessions Felix Albert Vogel Stanton Street Johannes Herman Edward Sagert Louis Strasburger East Sixty-first Street Rose United States Max Borgia Benedict United States Circuit Court William S. Williams Western Union Truax Superior Court Jenkins Vanschaich Stack Western Union Company Keenan Baker North River Henry Stelzes New York Fre Insurance Company John B. McPhillips New Haven Senate John Ryan Ansonia Conn Pawlet Portland P. H. Brown Stamford John Willey Proctorsville Moses Grinnell Newport R. L Adams Abbott Troy Charles W. Coolidge Bristol N. H George Fletcher Haverhill Baldwin Drew Coaticook John Dailey Brighton Murray Chace R. I Orrin W. Cutler Hopkinson Ashland Mass Atkinson John Herbett Portsmouth Hugh McCann Mary Kirby R. F. Carter South Ryegate Wells River Hanover Dartmouths Browns Brown Jane Bickford E. G E. Wallace Rochester N. BL James L. Robbins Gardiner John Troyner Ivar Olsen Bath France Traynor Wim. G. H. Whittaker Providence Charles A. Young Roxbury Horse Guards N.H Newcastle Hhe Porter Yale Delmorico’s New York City Ellsworth Burgess and Stickney Court of Common Pleas Charles H. Homans Tiverton Sailer Assisant Colt North Attleboro G. N. Booth North Adams Mallory Chid William Ballou Mining Associated Press Caborca Co Sonora Mexico Rosalie Gold Mountain Nevada Tom Ewing Robinson Consolidated Oriental Company Miller Company Keystone and Independence San Francisco Grant Dickenson California Wood River Country Galena P. P. Pond Florence Northampton Boston Leverett Street Samuel A. Bemis Bartlett Hart White Mountains Notch School Street Ellsworth JT. Buss Auburndale Holyose Harvard Law School Suffolk Dalhousie Lodge A. M Newton George Curtis Chelsea Wayland Hugh Murray Flatbush Hospital S.1 H. R. Stevens Newbury N. Y New Hampshire Herbert 8. Blodgett St. Mary’s Catholic Church Dover Belfast Bemis Station Bartlett, N. H

Justice Stanley Matthews Returns to Cincinnati Bench

Justice Stanley Matthews has returned from Washington and will sit with Judge Swing on the circuit court bench tomorrow to call the equity decker. He has received many congratulations on his confirmation.

Cincinnati Stanley Matthews Washington Swing Clieat Equity Decker

Severe hail storm wipes crops in Galveston area

A Plano special reports a severe hail storm two miles wide crossing western Galveston County on May 23, completely destroying all growing crops in the region. The storm carried heavy hail, damaging fields and unsettled local farming activity. Local growers faced substantial losses as authorities assessed damage and potential relief options.

Galveston Tex Plano

New York politics swirl as Conkling Platt challenge grows

Albany dispatch outlines the heated senatorial race in New York. Republicans split between Conkling and Platt with Democratic allies watching a looming caucus clash. Administration pressure, fear of bolting factions, and a possible deadlock loom as leaders forecast a bitter, extended contest.

Albany N. Y Republican Caucus Committee Senate Caucus Committee New York Conkling Platt City of Wagner Mohawk Valley Pratt Pitts Skinner Peek Chamberlain St. Lawrence Canton St. Lawrence County E. A. Carpenter Suffolk Senate Garfield Morning Express Cornell J. H. Stalin Montgomery County E. H. Carpenter Alver Express Roscoe Conkling Thomas C. Platt Chickering Hall Freeman J. Fithian First Ward Republican Association Brooklyn the Tribune

New England House Names and Locations List

A condensed roster of individuals tied to towns including Motley Nova Scotia Ford Weymouth Cutler Woburn Tuitie Medford Park Searsport Sweeney Marston Belmont Philorceck Amesbury Corey Haverty Dolan Portland Fox Roxbury Throale Kutland Copp Lawrence Adams Woodville Frenco Bangor Conant Acton Crichton Halifax.

Motley Nova Scotia Ford Weymouth Cutler Woburn Tuitie Medford Park Searsport Sweeney Alington P Marston Belmont Philorceck Amesbury Corey Brooklyn C Haverty Portland Dolan Vortland H Fox Roxbury Throale Kutland H D Copp Lawrence Jo Adams Woodville Frenco Bangor Conant Acton

Names Across Cities in A Long List of Signatories

A dense OCR list of individuals and locations spanning New York Me York York Portland Farmville Va NY Richmond N Y St Louis Hartford Portland Alameda and other places. The fragment reads like a roster of signatories with initials and surnames and accompanying city and state references.

L P Fenney Newark Soridr Chicago Gottinghamton Burgest & Wf Toledo Dockstader Albany Martin Lyman M Caldwell Portland Hall Aine J Varney Wolfboro E Mann Randolpn J Goodnow Hartford Coit Conword Merrill Haverhill Lovejoy L Fessenden Townsend J H MecDean St Louis Lee W Sperry L D'Post Bardwell York Bradford Jackson E Hazelton Vortland Hooper Farmville Lorseh M Wilson Francisco Chasteney Leon Salter Cutcheon Hopmast Wood Pittsburg H Goldman Schwab F Howe Brooklyn Fryon Felford St Paul Markwell Milwaukee Davenport Beverly R Woolley Cincinnati Woolley Max Hecht Max Oppenheimer Fearing Southboro J Lise Portsmouth Pierce Clesson Woodward Wheeling Knowles Bartlett New Bedford Rivers Milton H Lord Eliot & W Lamson Salem

Diverse list of names and residences across New England and beyond

A long catalog of individuals and spouses from multiple towns including Biddeford Springfield Concord Burlington Lowell Salem Keene Wilmot Flat Dublin Athol Woonsocket Marsnfield Harford Hartford Concord Collins Colchester Plymouth Bangor Bangor Waterbury Colchester Colchester Saco Rochester and others. The fragment lists pairs and single names with towns and states, highlighting a broad social register or directory listing.

Haines Biddeford Hawes Fiaverhill Lonsdale & Wife Coniomé& Wife Greene St Maur Pope & Wife Burlington R Campbell Barnes & Wife KE Damon Springfield Lowell G Foss Wheeler Salem Merrill Plummer Hale Keene Toad Wilmot Flat Gleason Atwood New Houghton D Maron Dublin Fermenta & Wife Athol Roapp & Lady E Douglass E G Sweatt Woonsocket Haskell Bristol Eddy Thayer Concord Poor Haverhill F Langdon Harford Penrose Hartford Perry Fitzwilliam Depot Abbott Douglass H Russell Plymouth Darmon Bangor Wooster Marsnfield 'O Brune Westfield A Russell J Brown Concord Russell EK Douglass Price Tynsporo P Ryder Macom Barys Adams Beekman Stearns JS Best Portland Weymouth Saco Pierce Rochester

Names List From A Late 19th Century Transcript

A fragmentary OCR style list shows numerous individuals with initials and surnames tied to cities across New York Pennsylvania Illinois Michigan Massachusetts Connecticut and New Hampshire. The text reads as a roster or directory extract listing people and places without a clear narrative or event.

Packard and names list across multiple locales

A dense roster of individuals and firms from many cities and states appears, including Packard, Cutler, Gilman, Ladd, Adams-Brookfield, Morris, Simpson, Chapin, Dickinson, Dyer, Reed, Smith, Taft, Park, Lanehart, and others, with affiliations in Philadelphia, Manchester, Springfield, Worcester, New Bedford, Utica, Lowell, Holyoke, Hartford, St Louis, Pittsburg, San Jose, and more, suggesting a commission or directory-like listing of names and locations without a single clear event. The fragmentary text reads like a names-and-places compilation, likely from a directory, membership roll, or advertising list, spanning numerous states and cities.

Packard Phila Cutler Manchester Gilman Chapin Aba Scone Ladd Springfield Adams Brookfield Morris P R Morris Simpson Haddam Llaght Stanton Mich Hardy Jameson Warner Williamsburg Garde i Worcester Moniion Cloyes Utica AH Dyer Delafield McCoy Augusta Simons Holyoke Corneil Woods H & Ripley Simmone Hartford L Reed Maine AJ Smith Conn E Barney Canaan Conners NJ Morrison St Louis S Merrill Lawrence C Hatch P Dustin Mass JP Nichols Buck & Wf Milbury D Long Hamilton Kissam St John Sissions, Jr Bristol H Scott McCandless Pittsburg Taft Ferguson A Taft, Jr Q Park Rachtser Stafford B Walder Bowman San Jose Cal Lanehart Auburn Smith Athol F Nickels Wright

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