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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1882

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Editor Moore for tariff reform and prohibition party critique

The passage applauds Editor Moore for understanding people's tariff needs and brands Republican leaders as vote brokers in New Hampshire. It quotes Gov St. John of Kansas declaring nationwide prohibition and mocks the idea of continued strict policy without occasional relaxation.

Moore New Hampshire

Political clash over seating southern Republican contesters

The Traveller storms at Democrats in the national House for not aiding Republicans in a noted wrong, while the New York Commercial Advertiser cautions that seating southern Republican contesting members now would neglect important public interests, calling it a grave mistake.

National House New York Commercial Advertiser

Liverpool shipping trade sparks demand for more dock space

The article notes contrasting views on Liverpool’s docks. Despite a new North End dock complex expanding capacity to serve multiple ports, there is an unexpected cry for additional dock accommodation amid a generally dull English shipping market with freight rates at multiyear lows.

Liverpool England

Newburyport Gossip Links Crapo to Local Roots

The Germ notes Congressman Crapo married a Newburyport girl Miss Tappan daughter of Serena Tappan widow of the late George Tap pan, implying his wife’s Newburypoint stock aided his success. It contends movers and shakers from both families propelled him forward.

Tariff commission may wait for cabinet plans in Washington

In Washington on May 24 the tariff commission likely will not be nominated this week unless a cabinet meeting occurs Friday and the president can confer with friends in New York beforehand. Judge Kelley doubts Kirkwood can join the commission under constitutional language. Comptroller Knox testified on national bank charter extension, suggesting amendments but no action taken yet. Six New York experts reportedly deem Doyle Brockway plates genuine, while opposition objected to bureau examination. Senate passed measures aiding Monitor officers, erecting a lighthouse near Kopnet Point Rhode Island, and relief for Howard University and the Washington water supply bill.

Washington Tariff Commission New York Kelley Kirkwood National Bank Knox Senate Committee On Finance Beck Senate Doyle Brockway Bond Pirates Doyle and Brockway Bureau of Engraving and Printing Monitor Merrimac Sakopnet Point R.I Howard University

Frogs Leg Dinner Debate Echoes Shakespearean Boil

Readers debate frogs as food inspired by Shakespearean witches broth. Some find frogs legs a delicacy at top eateries, while others recoil at the idea. The piece notes tastes vary and compares acceptance of lobsters and eels with rejection of frogs.

Oliver Twist

Season opens at Maranocook with musical festival

The season at Maranocook will open with the musical festival. Last year 150000 pairs of pants were made by Norway manufacturers. The sheriff at Richmond seized a barrel of rum from G H Merrill and the court fined Merrill 100 dollars and costs. George Allen, a 53 year old sailor, was found drowned in Portland bay on Wednesday. It is death by own action. he had no family. The new Fiske house at Old Orchard is architecturally among the handsomest on the Atlantic coast and will cost over 60000. The ice left Moosehead lake on Friday the 19th. Sportsmen await the ice departure and fishing parties are now at the lake. The Sandy river telegraph line between Phillips and Farmington will yield to the telephone. a line will be built from Farmington to Lewiston. A boat with two girls and a boy, all French, was carried over the upper falls of the Presumpscot at Saccarappa on Wednesday without capsizing. help saved them from the lower falls. Since Aug 9, 100 new corporations have been recorded in Cumberland county deeds. 37 are mining and smelting firms, the rest are manufacturings and oil firms, total capital about 27500000. The Maine Eclectic Medical Society held its annual meeting at Lewiston on Wednesday. officers elected: President Thomas Robinson of Durham. Vice President J I Brown of Athens. Secretary J L Wright of Lewiston. Treasurer N R Martin of Saccarappa. Librarian W W Watson of Auburn. Councillors Drs Buzzell, Marble and Holmes.

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Trial of James Fitzgerald in banco fraud case begins

In superior criminal court on Wednesday, James Fitzgerald alias Morrison alias the Kid faces charges of obtaining three Merchants bank checks totaling 250, 1600 and 17500 by a banco scheme. DA Stevens prosecutes, Maj. Mahan defends. jury seated. indictment read including unarrested J F Norton and Harry Stevens. Charles M N Lincoln, teller, testified a 17500 check signed by Adams arrived via Fernald deposit. Fernald, a State Street lawyer, said Morrison and Norton deposited the check and moved funds to Adams after initial trust.

Superior Criminal Court James Fitzgerald Morrison the Kid Charles Francis Adams Merchants’ Bank Stevens John W. Mahan Franklin L. Toppan Forewan William Fox Thomas S. Manahan Daniel 8. Gay Dudley T. Adama George Dudley Shaw Martin Curran Gideon H. Cloise Robert T. Ferguson Henry A. Upham Caleb N. Sullivan Andrew J. Smalley J.F. Norton Harry Stevens Charles M. N. Lincoln Adams B. M. Fernald Fernald B. Martin Fernald No. 28 State Street J. F. Norton Fernain Arnald Norton Mr. Adams Benjamin Heath Richard Olney Olsney Fitzgerald

Hearing Before the Ordinance Committee On The Subject

A hearing before the Ordinance Committee addressed the subject with statements from witnesses and discussion of proposed actions. The session aimed to clarify policy intent and potential legal implications for upcoming council action.

Adourned Boston Yacht Club meeting outlines June regatta

The Boston Yacht Club adjourned meeting at City Point discussed the June 17 races off the club house. Five open races offer 25 gold and silver prizes. Start at 11 A M with yachts at anchor sails down. Entries to Capt C F Loring at 30 Court street room 13 after next Monday and close June 16 noon. Treasurer reports strong finances and a bountiful collation followed.

Boston Yacht Club City Point Jacob Pfaff C. F. Loring Court Street

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