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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1879

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Senator Logan as a Weather Vane of Opinion

The Journal calls Senator Logan a rare exception to the rule of political estrangement after embracing Greenbackism. The Washington Post counters that he is not struck by inflexible beliefs but adjusts quickly, holding views yet rarely showing firm convictions. John serves as a reliable weather vane, always supplying his own wind.

Journal Senator Logan The Washington Post Logan John

Wisconsin Republicans Order 100000 Copies of Ben Hill Speech

The Hartford Courant notes the initiative, while the Times boasts it cannot do better and offers $100 gold to a neighboring paper to publish the full speech in its editions. The remark is praised as a pinnacle example of political logic.

Hartford Courant Ben Hill Wisconsin The Times

President’s quote accused of borrowed origin sparks loyalty row

The president faced criticism after a remark praised as serving the country, but later revealed to be borrowed from Chief Justice Chase. He reportedly dropped the line and shifted from loyalty to country to party loyalty, drawing scrutiny of inconsistency.

Chase

Warner Silver bill passes House by seventeen vote margin

The Warner Silver bill cleared the House on a seventeen vote majority after a long, tense campaign. It now goes to the Senate with supporters claiming it guarantees unlimited coinage despite opposition and doubts.

House Endures Night of Motions and Silver Bill Clash

Washington reports a long night of roll calls and adjournments as House members battled over Ryan's silver bill. Filibusters persisted, with hard money allies wavering on the measure while assertions of coinage policy and bullion regulation shaped the debate and proposed changes.

Warner Silver Bill Passes After Nightlong House Session

Washington May 25 The protracted session began Friday noon and ended at 9 o'clock yesterday morning with the Warner Silver bill passing by a seventeen vote margin after sustained dilatory moves. The cranky night featured excuses and calls of the House while McCook faced contempt threats, apologized, and was finally excused. A compromise was reached at 8 with a vote scheduled for 2, and the House adjourned at 9 after a coalition of Republicans Greenbackers and some Democrats."

Washington McCook New York Chittenden Ryan Friends of the Warner Messrs Crapo Massachusetts Deuster Wisconsin Field Hawley Connecticut Hiscock Habbett Michigan McCook and Morton O'Neill Pennsylvania Wood Beltzhoever McLane Maryland Gibson Louisiana Pierce Fort Cannon Werner France Germany Warner Maine Murch Cox Kansas Alearms Coffroth Kenna West Virginia Messrs Garfield Morton Sparks Reagan

McMahon Endorses Silver Bill With Unlimited Coinage View

Representative McMahon of Ohio supports the Silver bill, asserting it enables unlimited coinage with no treasury pricing control. He says the department coinages the bullion brought to mints, at 412.5 grains per standard dollar, plus transport and minting costs. Supporters expect Senate action soon. a presidential veto is widely anticipated.

Washington McMahon Ohio Secretary of the Treasury Department Senate House

Trial judge ill as Dr Witham acquittal noted

In Portland a trial judge, Hon. Bion Bradbury, was taken ill at court and sent home with a serious ailment. In the same Portland case, Dr Witham was acquitted of murder in the case of an illegitimate child and bonds of $400 were posted to answer adultery charges. Maine Fish Commissioner Stillwell announced deliveries of thousands of trout and landlocked salmon to multiple ponds across the state, including Albion China Newport Moose Cobosseecontee East Winthrop Belgrade Whitefield Cold Stream Pushawpona Unity Wilson's Brownsville and other locations.

United States Portland Bion Bradbury Tie Dr Witham Stillwell Maine Pushawpona Unity Wilson’s Pond Brownsville

Nashua Judge of Probate Appointed

Hon. E. E. Parker of Nashua becomes Judge of Probate. Severe frosts hit northern and central areas Friday night. Incendiary W. F. Parker from Nashua to stand trial. Rev. W. S. Tucker of Hopkinton resigns and will join Episcopal ministry. Uriel C. Bowen of Hebron arraigned for assault, released for lack of evidence. Henry Young, once confined for axe attack, died by suicide in Concord. Rockingham farmers suffer grub worm damage on Stratham farm. Gov elect Heead inauguration plans set for June 5 with parade, salutes, and guest contingents. reduced rail fares arranged.

E. E. Parker Nashua Noorthern W. F. Parker W.S. Tucker Hopkinton Uriel C. Bowen Hebron Henry Young Pittsfield Asylum For the Concord Rockingham County Stratham Hiead Manchester Prescott Ancient and Honorables Boston Amoskeag Talbot Massachusetts van Zandt Rhode Island

Adultery and rape arrest shock Walden man Russell Hubbard

Russell Hubbard, a married Walden man, was arrested on charges of adultery and rape of his 11 year old stepson. In Royalton, a band of ten or more youthful burglars aged 15 to 22 from respectable families has been uncovered. They targeted stores, hops and dwellings, committing nine or ten burglaries. Five boys have been arrested and some property recovered.

Russell Hubbard Walden Royalton

Worcester man commits suicide on the common

William J. Woolfende of Worcester, 25, shot himself Saturday night on the common. Post 42, G. A. R., of Lowell held services Sunday at St Paul’s and Northern Street Methodist churches in fore noon and evening ahead of Memorial Day. A Huntington Hall meeting in Lowell opposed the License law, with Philetus Burnham presiding and Rev Colwell preaching.

William J. Woolfende Worcester Post Lowell St. Paul’s Northern Street Huntington Hall Philetus Burnham Dr Colwell Gloucester Georges George F. Bailey Gloucester Court Case Taunton James Cleary Fall River Brayton’s Creek Cleary Amherst College George Howland Chicago Ill Francis A. Walker New Haven Conn John H. Washburn New York City Hyde H. D. Hyde Boston H. C. Folger Brooklyn N. Y C. L. Goodrich F. Jameson Amherst J. W. Marvine Scranton D. A. Newton Westboro L. L. Ward Brookline Connecticut River Lumber Company Northampton Holyoke Hartford Connecticut River North Hadley Mass Reece

Frost injures crops as frost bites low lands Friday night

The article notes heavy frost in low moist lands damaging growing crops, plus various local happenings. It reports Old Colony steamer tied up for dry dock, a Knights Templar conclave in Providence, a burglary arrest of a relative and a drug store clerk under 20, and Memorial day services at Newport and local churches with sermons and decorated pulpits.

Old Colony Fall River Line New York Grand Commandery of Knights Templars Massachusetts Rhode Island Masons’ Hall Providence Faday R. E John Dean Peleg W Prescott Post First Baptist Church E. G. Taylor Arnold Post South Baptist Church Ives Post Congdon Street Second Baptist Church Newport Grand Army Post O. H. Fernald

Lively time feared at Hoosac Junction with 500 rail crew

The Times reports Troy and Boston railroad rivals prepare to clash at Hoosac Junction over track laying. Gen Burt leads about 500 men ready to lay rails by force while the sheriff and sixty deputies standby with a locomotive and cars poised to move. The Troy Citizens Corps are ordered to mobilize with cartridge boxes.

Hoosac Junction Burt Troy Boston New York Times Troy and Boston, Hoosac Tunnel Western Railway Erie Road

Filibuster Looms as Parties Contend Over Oath and Laws

The piece notes Republicans plan to filibuster the morning hour to block Knott's report and separate repeal bills on juror oath and election laws. Democrats concede on transfer of causes bill. the aim is to block new measures. Legislative Appropriation bill enrolled. signing by Speaker Rand sil may occur tomorrow. veto expected Tuesday. Victoria's birthday marked by Mount Vernon picnic with the English legation. Attorney-General Devens toasted the Queen.

Washington Randsil Senate Victoria Mount Vernon Legation Devens

President supports negro exodus to the West and aid

Washington reports the President views the negro exodus as general, especially from persecuted South areas, with funds to aid emigrants. He favors scattering to Western states for better employment and supports chartered boats as just and humane. He warned that violent opposition on the Mississippi would be rebellion and the government would protect such lawful activity.

Washington South Ohio Mississippis

Rush for Four Per Cents Sparks Treasury Crowds

About $150000 in four percent certificates were sold at the Treasury cash room. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing will not operate until Monday to prevent overwork. With only $7000000 remaining, final deliveries shift to next week. Ten policemen will guard the building tomorrow to maintain order. Treasurer Gilfillan offers $100 purchases to clerks who want to buy, limiting indiscriminate hiring. One theft occurred when a small boy took certificates after buying for a speculator.

Washington Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing Bureau Gilfillan

Postal changes in New England and notable military moves

Washington reports weekly postal updates with new offices in New Hampshire and Vermont and postmaster appointments in Ashland Mill Village North Lydenboro Ferrisburg and Georgia Vermont. Gen Grant departs Yokohama toward San Francisco around July 20 while Gen Sherman plans addresses at Orchard Lake Detroit June 20 and visits Albany West Point June 12. Bond subscriptions to the 4 percent refunding certificates total $2,245,660 yesterday and $24,147,150 to date.

Washington New England Glen House Coos County N. H Eri G. Clapp Ashland Grafton County Elias W. Pike Mill Village Sullivan County Addie G. Goodrich North Lydenboro Hillsboro County Betsy E. Hayward Ferrisburg Radison County Rufus K. Clark Georgia Franklin County Henry H. Richmond Westford Windham County Conn Grant Yokohama San Francisco Sherman Orchard Lake Military Academy Detroit Albany West Point

Disastrous Brooklyn Fire of May 24 Details

Fires in Brooklyn and across several cities cause wide destruction. In Brooklyn the Fowler, Crampton & Co linseed mills burned with losses estimated at 250000 to 300000 dollars. nearby Watson’s store and Bartlett & Green’s property also burned, with losses possibly reaching 500000 dollars. A boy’s body was found in Orr Fowler & Co’s box factory ruins in India Street, likely suffocated. Additional fires strike Dallas Oregon, Denver Colorado, Detroit Michigan, Franklin New Hampshire, Bangor Maine, Portland Maine, Sudbury Massachusetts, Bridgton Maine, Appleton Wisconsin, and Altoona Pennsylvania, totaling extensive property damage and varying insurance estimates.

New York Brooklyn Fowler, Crampton & Co Furman Street Watson’s Messrs Bartlett & Green Barnlett & Green Orr, Fowler & Co India Street E. D Hiram Cousins Ninth Street Avenue C San Francisco Cal Dallas Oregon Pioneer Front Street Riversley’s Balawin & Moody Second Street Oregon Navigation Company Umatilla House Denver Col Nineteenth Street Halliday Larimar St. Charles Hotel H. 8 Non’s Detroit Mich Richmond Ridgeway Station Cooper & Knight Cooper R. Flowers William Butcher Franklin N. H Amagsa Frost Shaw’s Corner London Liverpool Globe Bangor Kenduskeag Wood, Bishop & Co Portland Buzzell Road Cape Elizabeth Frank Scammon John Alexander Sudbury Mass Concord Acton Edward C. Damon Benjamin Derby Henry Wood Bedford Bridgton Isaac Eastman Sweden Appleton Wis Altoona Car Works

The Death of William Lloyd Garrison in New York

A long obituary notes Garrison died in New York on May 24 from Brights disease after a day of unconsciousness. Born December 2, 1804 in Newburyport, he rose from poverty to edit the abolitionist Liberator and lead anti slavery movements in Boston Philadelphia and Washington. He faced arrests and violence but persisted, helped found the New England Anti-Slavery Society, and inspired reformers while maintaining nonresistance. His life included lectures, publications, a controversial stance on colonization, and a late honor of public support totaling about 30,000 dollars. Also noted are other deaths: Edward Floyd of Winter died at 70. Charles D. Matthews of New York died at 64. William Sloane of New York died at an unspecified age.

Warner House of Representatives Senate William Lloyd Garrison New York City New York Europe William Lloyd George Thompson Wendell Phillips Francis Jackson Willard United States Brooklyn Montreal Gen. Grant Yokohama San Francisco John N. Buzzell Malden Alden Bartlett Oak Place Weat Roxbury E. B. Phillips Eastern Railroad Company Dallas Oregon Bright Newburyport Mass Ephraim W. Allen Newburyport Herald Herald Newburyport Free Press Philadelphia Garrison Washington Boston New Haven Hartford Baltimore Boston Liberator Knapp Christian Examiner Examiner Georgia New England Massachusetts Mr Garrison England New England Anti-Slavery Society Wilberforce Brougham Clarkson American Colonization Society Wilberforce American Anti Slavery Society Female Anti-Slavery Society the Liberator American Anti- Slavery Society Roxbury Edward Floyd Winther Charles D. Matthews Unite States Warehouse Company William Sloane

Dedication of New St Patrick’s Cathedral in New York

The new St Patrick’s Cathedral at Fifth Avenue and Fiftieth Street was dedicated for public worship with solemn ceremonies led by Cardinal McCloskey. Archbishops Gibbons Purcell and others attended along with numerous bishops and priests. a grand musical program accompanied the rites and a sermon was delivered by Bishop Patrick J. Ryan.

New York St. Patrick’s Cathedral Fifth Avenue Fiftieth Street Rochester Ryan Buffalo MacNeirly Albany Wadhams Ogdensburg Corrigan Newark Conroy Curium Lynch Charleston Becker Wilmington Gross Savannah Rain Wheeling Moore St. Augustine Keane Richmond Elder Natchez One Mobile DeGoesbriand Burlington O’reilly Springfield Hendricken Providence Portland McMahon Hartford Mullen Ene Shenahan Harrisburg O'Hara Scranton Twigg Pittsburg Battes Alton St. Louis O’conor Nebraska Spaulding Peoria McClosky Louisville Toebbe Covington Burgess Detroit Chatard Vincennes Ireland St. Paul Heiss Lacrosse Duhamel Ottawa Sweeny St. John James H. McGean J. M. Kearney F. H. Farrelly H.C. McDowell William Hogan Paulist Fathers’ Church W. F. Pecker Haydn Cardinal McCloskey Quinn Preston Gread Gregory VII Patrick J. Ryan St. Lous Madison Avenue Purcell Gibbons Charles O’conor Napal Guard Archbishop Gibbons Baltimore John J. Kean William Farrell Bishop Kean

How Her Loyal Subjects Celebrated the Queen's Birthday

Montreal May 24 International demonstration marks Queen's birthday celebrations. Regiments parade to Fletcher's field as Marquis and Princess inspect units including Thirteenth New York Regiment. Sham battles and cheers, a grand dinner, and honors note the event with speeches by Sir Gen. Selby Smyth Col. Stevenson Beecher and others.

Montreal United States Fletcher’s Field Marquis Thirteenth New York Regiment Brooklyn Canada Kating Rink Tilley Alexander Campbell Selby Smyth Col. Stevenson Beecher Lincoln Grant Co. Austin

Jennie Smith and Covert Bennett Convicted in Murder Trial

In Jersey City the jury found Mrs Jennie Smith and Covert Bennett guilty of murder in the first degree for the death of Police Officer Richard H. Smith after a 16 day trial costing over $300,000 and with close to 100 witnesses. Also noted are arrests of David Finberg on cigarette theft charges and Herman Kahn for clerical robbery, plus a billiards challenge between Sexton and Schaefer for $500 a side.

Jennie Smith Covert Bennett Jennie New York Jersey City Richard H. Smith David Finberg Herman Kahn Steinam & Rothschild, Clothiers Sexton Schaefer

Subcommittee Pushes Modifications on Canal Routes

Paris May 25 The sub committee on technique of the International Canal Congress calls for changes to the Napipi Atvato and Nicaragua routes. Commander Selfridge and Menocal are refining plans. For Nicaragua three parallel locks are required. Outcomes remain uncertain. The report also notes topics on Bulgaria's new prince Germany and the Vatican and a Russian village fire.

Paris International Canal Congress Atvato Nicaragua Selfridge Prince OF Bulgaria

San Francisco Jury Declares Troy Dye Sane for Execution

The jury for the sanity trial of Troy Dye, ex Public Administrator of Sacramento sentenced to death for murder, found him sane. Dye and his confederate Anderson will be hanged Thursday next.

San Francisco Troy Dye Sacramento Dye Anderson

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