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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1881

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Paris Conference Seen as Failure by Officials

Washington officials rate the Paris Monetary Conference a failure amid ongoing Republican party factional fights. Ex Senators arrived in Albany with Vice President Arthur for consultations but no decisive action.

Weather Outlook Shifts to Cooler Rain Northward

Indications for New England show warmer southerly winds and fair conditions during the day, followed by cooler weather with rain likely in northern portions and winds turning to the north and east.

New England

Weather Bulletin Forecast Across Regions

Special Weather Bulletin reports clear weather in New England and the Middle States with westward spread to the Lake Region and Upper Mississippi. The South, Ohio Valley, and Northwest show partly cloudy skies with local rains. Temperatures fall in the South, Minnesota, Nebraska and rise in New England and surrounding regions. Severe northeasterly gales hit the Lower St. Lawrence Valley with a ten degree drop. Warmer weather is expected in the Middle and South Atlantic States on Thursday.

New England Middle States Lake Region Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley Northwest Minnesota Nebraska Lower Lake Region Indiana Illinois Missouri St. Lawrence Middle South Atlantic

Tragic Victoria Steamer Wreck Near London Cove

A steamer Victoria returning from Springback collapsed near the Cove bridge with 600 plus aboard. Over 150 bodies recovered by night with total loss likely 175. Names of several deceased include bank official Jas Robertson and J C Meredith. Steamer Princess Louise assisted victims as crowds gathered.

London Ont Victoria Cove Railway Bridge

Irish Leaders Rally Against British Tyranny Arrests

London reports fierce Irish reaction to arrests in Limerick and nationwide tensions. Brennan faces riot and assault charges for obstructing law while Doherty and Allen are seized under the Coercion act. Debates in Parliament reveal division as Land League funds rise and leadership shifts follow Brennan’s arrest.

London Limerick Thomas Brennan Queen’s County Killescully Tipperary Brennan England Ireland House of Commons O’donnell Dungarvan Father Sheehy Dillon Forster Ahnan Croke Mr. Dillon Gladstone Parnell M. Callan Doherty Kilfinane County Limerick The Land League Remden Allen Dublin Sexton Home Rule League

Upton Ring Rumors and Treasury Contention Shakedown

Special Despatch notes turmoil in the Treasury as the Upton ring faces scrutiny. Officials fear a grand bounce while reform advocates press for exposure of rings across departments. Mention of Sherman Windom ties, contingent expenses abuses, and calls for tightening oversight. Also reports Paris Monetary Conference viewed as a failure with potential long term silver policy effects. Exports of provisions and dairy products show a sharp April decline.

Boston Post Washington Upton Ring Treasury Department John Sherman Windom Upton Brady Sherman Wade Congress Appropriations Committees Mint Secretary of the Treasury Europe

Interesting Postal Statistics and Federal Notices

Washington reports a year’s total mail of 2,720,234,252 pieces with letters 1,053,262,876 and 324,556,440 postal cards. Other items included 532,032,000 newspapers and 21,515,832 merchandise packages. The summary also lists bonds received, recess appointments, and assorted treasury notes. The Garfield crisis shows signs of rapid recovery.

Washington Post Office Department United States Francis A. Walker School of Technology Boston Montgomery Blair Waite Windom Supt. Dodge San Francisco Blaine New York Conkling National Bank Garfield

Allan Line steamer Ashore Near Moville. Pinsk Fire Flares

The Allan Line steamer Bu nos Ayrean, from Montreal via Quebec, ashore near Moville and under lightening operations. A St. Petersburg dispatch reports most of Pinsk in Minsk province burned yesterday, causing severe distress for about 18,000 residents. In London, Gladstone faces party pressure as the government withdraws its railway carriage drink licensing proposal.

London Allan Line McLean Montreal Quebec Moville Glasgow St. Petersburg Pinsk Minsk Gladstone

Concord Railroad Company Annual Meeting Debates Minority Representation

At White's Opera House Concord the Concord Railroad Company held its annual meeting. Directors were elected by ballot with 23 095 votes cast and 11 548 needed for a choice. The minority representation law was debated and the ballots counted as a single vote per share. A record of votes was approved. A separate NY tax case involved the New York Central Railroad seeking to collect over 29 000 in internal revenue assessments. the injunction was dissolved.

Concord Railroad Company Concord N. H White’s Opera House J. Thomas Vose Prescott L. D. Stevens James C. Lyford Tilton Board of Direction Mr. Prescott B. F. Prescott Epping Nathan Parker Manchester W. D. Harlow Boston Charles H. Campbell Nashua John A. White Frederick Smyth Samuel N. Bell Benjamin A. Kimball Francis B. Hayes Henry C. Sherborne James W. Johnson Enfield John H. Pearson James AO. Lyford New York Supreme Court New York Central Railroad Col. Webber Internal Revenue

Fifteen Barrels Explode at Saloon in St Joseph Mo

A Danforth fluid explosion in a cellar on Edmunds street destroyed a saloon and billiard room crowded with colored men. Many killed or injured as the building burned, walls blown outward, and several missing. Property loss modest, stock under $300 and house $1,000, insured. The event sparks speculation of spontaneous combustion or incendiary action.

Paris Washington Albany Arthur David Allen Towner Boston Middletown Conn Victoria London Ont Springbank St. Joseph Railroad Commission Charles River Warren Avenue Charlestown School Suffrage Association Congregational Publishing Society American Unitarian Society Boston School Committee New England Woman Suffrage Convention Edmunds Street

Longwood Club defeats Germantown in one inning cricket match

In Philadelphia on May 24 the Longwood Club of Boston lost to Germantown by five runs in one inning at Nicetown. Germantown scored 170 in their innings, Brockie carried his bat for eight, and Welsh was out last. Longwood were all out for 43, Bromhead took five wickets, Jones eighteen and Fay ten led the scoring. In their second innings Longwood posted 165 as Curtis and Jones hit 36 and 35, prompting frequent bowler changes. The visitors next play Marions at Ardmore and Young Americas at Stenton later in the week.

Philadelphia Longwood Club Boston Germantown Club Nicetown Germantown Welsh Brockie Longwoods Brown Bromhead

Conkling Arrives in Albany Amid Senate Struggle

Ex senators Conkling and his party arrive with Vice President Arthur to Albany as Republicans campaign amid a high tense Senate battle. Gov Cornell meets Conkling at Delavan House while a Grant Club address is read. Both houses adjourn early as factions claim strength and a caucus is planned.

Albany N. Y Arthur Conkling New York Troy Senate Crowley Platt French Hamilton Fish, Jr Delavan House Gov. Cornell Mr. Conkling Grant Club Carley Assembly Cotland County Cuyler McCarthy Republican Senate Caucus Committee G. H. Sharpe

Distressing notices from New England and Maine region

Reports from Sutton New Hampshire and nearby towns detail a man’s suicide, drownings of two children, and a drowning boy in Taunton. Reunions, school expulsions, and academy anniversaries accompany industrial expansion plans in Bangor and Bath Maine and Middlebury Wisconsin. A Providence Rhode Island convention opens while a Boston peddler is legally cleared after a license error.

Names Listed for New Haven and New York Figures

A sequence of names appears: E C Webb and Jady, Stoighton G W Jones, Stoughton JM Coliff, New Haven A McFadann, New Haven AC Ladd, NY i M Powers, N Y J Martin, NY J H Baldwin, NY 0 K Houghton, N Y A L Barry, Gardiner. The fragment suggests a roster or participants with multiple affiliations in New Haven and New York.

E C Webb & Jady Stoighton G W Jones Stoughton

Boston Alcohol Trade Notices May 1881 Licensing Parade

Police Commissioners Office Boston May 24 1881 notice under Chapter 255 Acts 1881 that John O Connor has applied for a license to sell intoxicating liquors as a retail dealer fifth class at No 174 Emicott street Boston. List of local suppliers and manufacturers follows across many trades including alcohol, pigments, leather, brass, canned goods, carriage, coal, hardware, hotels, and more with addresses and firms such as Parker Holmes Co Boston Button Co and Lehigh Valley Coal Co.

John G.tappan Tappan Chelsea Wharf Alexander Wadsworth Winnesimmet Street Ferry Street Sea Wall Medford Street Pembroke Street Pembroke and Medford Streets Tremont Street Lana Perbroke Street Boston John M. Sessler Baxter Street S. B Henry Walker Nm Police Commissioners’ Office WM. J. Higgins Broadway Police Commissioners ICE John D. O'Keeffe Fourth Street Police Commissioners’ Office Francis J. O’keeffe Clase Annie Lonergan Thomas Duke Dorchester Avenue Michael Donovan Prebie Street Daniel J. O’keh Fifth Street Paice Commissioners James Payton Dorchester Street Chester O. Upham Annie Dever M. W. Dwyer Second Street Eeesty Police Commissioners Orrick Patrick F.harney 3. B John Turner Oorfice Patrick Begley Charles Manley Swan Street Uoffice LSSI John Mahoney Silver Street Sain Boston Daniel Collins West Third Street Quinton Dever W. Broadway SSI John S.smith Hanover Street John Warren Neponset Avenue D. C Nathaniel H. Rogers Poxrice Commissioners’ Office Onisme Mathieu Friend Street Almon T. Rowe Washington Street Benry Walker John E. Twigg Potrice Commissioners’ Office Keating & Mann Main Street C. D Henry Walkers Police Commissioners’ Armes Patrick J. McCarthy Dove Street Thomas O'Flynn Linden Park Street Osroe W. ”Hillips Hiampden Magazine Streets Sarah Doherty Salem Street Dixon Bros John Hartin Edward J James E.callaghan Irving House Howard Street Thomas Kilday Rockingham Place Thomas Ginevan S. 3 Palace Commissioners’ Office Joseph F. Keady Market Street B. C Spee Elands Imeedcea John F.kelleher Clarke & Ryan Shawmut Avenue West Canton Street Henry Waks&er Police Commissioners ’ Office John D. Miller Michael Tierney Columbus House Pleasant Street Arrica WM. Gilman Geerprence Steerer James Casey Berlin Street Pollice Commissioners’ Office Ellen Sullivan Endicott Street Saia Boston John M. Kenney John J. Coffey Charles Reinhardt Herbert E. Hastings Dominick F. Barry Meridian Street James Boyle Grimes Street Mary Linnane First Street John O’connor Emicott Street WM. McDermott Chapman Street Henry Walk Leer Commissioners’ Office F.S. Risteen Commissioners Matthew Keany North Street Albert N. Webb Pottce Commissioners’ Office Patrick Donahere WM. McElroy Tuft Street WM. W. Bartlett Chawman Polis Commissioners Richard Purcell Anderson Street A.S. Putnam Saratoga Street E. B Police Commissionres’ Office J. W. Dudley, JR O. A. Loker Kneeland Street Saie Pelice Commissioners’ Office Porter Withington Owen F. Cox Bennington Street Police ‘Commissioners’ Office Mary O’brien Maverick Street George F. McGahey Police Commissioners Office George B. Martis Bromfield Street Richard Morrison Causeway Street Moston Policy Commissioners’ Office Phillip O'Donnell Thomas J. Bradley Frederick Mull Paul Abel Boylston Street J. P James H. Griffin Harvard Street Crairman Charles D. Dean Poricre Commissioners’ Office Patrick W. Doran D Street Joan Wald Henley Street David Hourigan Fleet Street Henry Wacker WM. J. Flynn Lincoln Street Patrick Taylor Rochester Street John P. O'Sullivan Warrenton Street Benjamin L. Bean Portland Street Ponce Henry K. Wing Toston Charles Haggerty Commercial Street D. D Ordee Acts of LSI Mark Conolly Charles River Street James H. Mahoney Hamlin Street C. C Eenry Walker Catherine Casey Cor. Bowdoin and Olney Streets John Norton Quincy Street Lowell Mass Committee On Police Harris

Knights Templar Visit to Richmond Formal Reception

Knights Templar from Boston and Providence were formally received in a crowded theatre. Gov. Holliday, Mayor Carrington, and Sir Knight A R Courtney delivered welcomes. Responses came from Sir Knight Rev W 38 Studley, Generalissimo George H Barahaw, and Prelate J W Cadmune. Richmond issued two swords to the visiting commanderies. An excursion down the James River is planned for tomorrow.

Richmond Knights Templar Boston Providence J. W. Cadmune James River

Manhunt Ends as Stephens Gang Leader Killed in Swamp

In Louisiana's Sabine Swamp near St. Charles, Thomas Stephens who fled after a murder indictment last year was slain in a final clash with Sheriff Lyons's posse. His wife aided him, while three of the Stephens sons remained at large.

St. Charles Thomas Stephens J. R. Powell Stephens Sabine River Sherrod Smith Robert Stephens D. H. Lyons

Middletown man shoots self at mother's grave

David Allen Towner of Boston, about 36, a bookkeeper, went to his mother's Middletown cemetery grave, shed his coat and vest, then shot himself. He left a note for his aunt, carried a bouquet, and a bank note of $3,000 due. A jury returned a verdict based on the facts. His family is described as wealthy and influential.

Dartford Conn David Allen Towner Boston Middletown Mr. Towner Stephen C. Southmayd Towner Martha Purdy St. John N. B F. M. B. Kendal Madison Ind Washington J. Austen F. Brannon Cedar Ark Brannon Austen Illinois Internal Revenue Atlanta Morganton Fannin County Superior Court New Jersey Central Railroad Mulberry Lawrence Newark Hudson Boston and Albany Gwent Pulvers Robert Best Charles H. Dewees Nova Scotia H. von Bilarcom Savings Bank Annapolis Republic von Biarcom

Trade Directory Names and Addresses Snapshot

A list of individuals and locations including CT Bulli N SH Millard N Y J M Staples Marlboro 3 Sandbeine N Y W W Churchill N F W Russell N C Benedict Waterbury Mr Mrs Cary Brooklyn Mrs G58 Cary Brooklyn Mrs N G Cannan Jr Brooklyn W F Inman Phila R Johnston N TW Winter N F Kraemer N G A Summer N Y FW Jaqua N Y F Ellerbrook N G Patterson N E B Goodrich Granby J P Michelson Phila A D Bramhun N Y W A Burroughs N N P Denney Portsmouth S N Webber Portsmouth.

CT Bulli SH Millard M Staples Marlboro Sandbeine W Churchill W Russell C Benedict Waterbury Cary Brooklyn G Cannan Jr F Inman Phila R Johnston Winter F Kraemer Summer Jaqua Ellerbrook G Patterson E B Goodrich Granby J P Michelson Phila D Bramhun Burroughs P Denney Portsmouth Webber

List of names and towns in early records

A compilation of names with associated towns and initials, including Beverly Lowrey Mrs Whitmore New York, Mrs Gitford Yarmouth Washington Holt Brookfield, JW Quinby Bridgeport, H A Blood Hiarsche Holyoke, M E Barker Springfield, J N Dunham Pittsfield, W H Russell Springfield, J W Colton Westfield, H A Wells N A P Vanciess Newport, W S Dobson Newport, A L Joyce Brockton, C R Gardener New York, B U Stone and wife Worcester, IJ UW Kelley Springfield, W B Daland New York, GH Jewell New CS Keene Providence, W K Dewit and wife Portland, RC Sibley New York, K Reynolds Massachusetts.

Lowrey Beverly Whitmore Gitford Yarmouth Holt Brookfield Quinby Bridgeport Blood Fitenburg Hiarsche Holyoke Barker Springfield Dunham Pittsfield Russell Colton Westfield Wells Vanciess Newport Dobson Joyce Brockton Gardener Stone Worcester

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