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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1880

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Traveller’s Irony Roils Massachusetts Delegation

The piece voices sharp sarcasm about Grant’s Trav eller and the Republican view in Massachusetts. It questions the outcome of party struggle and the Advertiser’s exhausting campaigns under pressure, ending with a pointed remark on isolation.

Grant Massachusetts

Editor Praises Parsah Kalioch in Personal Sketch

The Bangor Commercial editor endorses Parsah Kalioch as a generous amiable man with warm sympathy and a sensitive nature. He notes Kalioch is notably susceptible to the charms of women, implying a description of his character and allure.

Bangor Commercial Parsah Kalioch

Maine Republicans chafe under Blaine machine says critic

The piece argues Mr. Washburne is not the only anti Blaine figure in Maine and contends Blaine controls his political machine for profit. It claims many Republicans resent the party leadership and hope to unseat the idol.

Mr. Washburne Maine Blaine

Anniversary Week Creeds and Committees Dominate Yesterday

Yesterday featured meetings of Congregational societies and the Congregational Club festival, plus the centennial of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and anniversaries of the Young Men's Christian Union and other bodies. Senate passed Bayard bill on national chief supervisors oversight. House spent the day on Sundry Civil Appropriation and Boynton-Loring case, granting Dr Loring a seat. Two children found starving in a tenement in New York. Congregational Club festival at Faneuil Hall drew many distinguished speakers. Nashua Lowell and other railways held annual meetings. Methodist Conference at Pittsburg rejected charges against Masonry opponents. Italian Parliament opened with focus on internal affairs. No loss of life reported from Brooklyn fire.

Congregational Congregational Club American Academy of Arts and Sciences Young Men’s Christian Union United States Senate Bayard Cne House House Boynton-Loring Faneuil Hall Nashua Lowell Wilton and Peterboro Wilton Pittsburg Brooklyn

Congress Drift and Filibuster Delay Adjournment Hope

Washington May 26 Congress shows dull progress with Senate debating Bayard bill on chief election supervisors and House moving half of Sundry Civil Appropriation. Debate over National Board of Health funding ends with no new money, while House stalls on Ute and Cherokee bills and adjournment remains uncertain. Democrats push Marshals bill and electoral count resolution as Republicans threaten to filibuster until Chicago convention returns.

Boston Post Washington Congress Senate Senator Bayard Kirkwood Iowa Rollins New Hampshire Cameron Wisconsin Teller Committee House National Board of Health Cox New York Mississippi Hooker Chicago Waldo Hutchings

Many Cities and Towns Beegzing for Uncle Soam's Condemned Cannon

In the House today the bill to grant condemned cannon for monuments to towns in Ohio and several other states was amended with new locales though the War Department said no condemned cannon exist. The measures include cannon allocations for Boston area posts and multiple towns, with further amendments proposed before recom​mitment. A separate bill approved tents and camp gear for a Muscatine reunion.

Uncle Soam Washington House Neal Ohio Massachusetts New York Iowa Illinois Connecticut Pennsylvania Michigan Vermont Nebraska Kentucky Sparks Charles Russell Lowell Boston Woburn Winchester Wakefield South Abington Paxton Brimfield Bartlett Post Taunton Chelsea Killingly Lawrence Brookline Mass Camp Equipage Muscatine

Bayard Bill Regulating Election Supervisors Passes Senate

The Senate approved the Bayard bill regulating election supervisors. It fixes a two year term for Chief Supervisor of Elections starting May in even years, sets May 1, 1880 as the current term end, and requires appointments by the President with Senate consent. The President may appoint during recess and nominations must follow. The bill prohibits reappointing current holders. The Senate adjourned after executive session.

Washington Senate United States

Report on Boynton Loring case adopted by committee

Representative Catlin as chairman of the Sub-Elections Committee reports that Dr. Loring is entitled to his seat after full committee adoption. Mr. Weaver sought permission to submit views on election conduct in Massachusetts districts. Carlisle Internal Revenue bill passed with amendments approved by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue and the liquor trade, with a few exceptions.

Washington Catlin Loring Weaver Massachusetts Carlisle House Kentucky Senate Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Hanlan Wins Easy Five-Mile Scull Victory on Potomac

Edward Hanlan of Toronto defeated James Riley of Saratoga by about three sixteenths of a mile in 36 minutes 24 10 seconds to win the $2,000 purse in the warm May race on the Potomac. Riley broke a footstrap, hindering his pace, as 30,000 spectators watched from shore and river craft.

Seratage Bay Washington Edward Hanlan Toronto James Riley Saratoga Potomac River Hanlan Riley Virginia Harlan Hanian Mininute Fnish Victor

Forgery Arrest and Disturbing Incidents In New York

A Boston colored man George A Williamson faces forgery charges after a $750 check was cashed in New York following his alleged theft of a plank check from John Lyons. Also described are assaults on Justice Garrett, two starving children found in a Cherry Street tenement, a will probate ruling, a fatal fall by a boy after drinking whisky, and other city news including typhus in Pernambuco and shipboard deaths.

New York George A. Williamson Boston John Lyons Williamson Mr. Lyons Freeman’s National Bank Massachusetts Sing Sing Justice Garrett Staten Island Clinon Mr. Garrett Robert Goggin Mr. Bergh Calvin Mary Caroline Marx Aloysius J. D. Bradley Custom House Harry Radcliff Herman Levy Chicago Ilinois George Fullman Bucksport Bennett Pernambuco Kingman Great Surgeon

Annual Meetings of Nashua and Lowell and Related Lines

Nashua and Lowell Railroad Corp held its annual meeting in Nashua with Francis A. Brooks re elected president. Stockholders approved subscriptions to 200000 for a connecting link with Boston and Lowell lines, pending favorable transport rates. Separate meetings for Wilton Nashua Peterboro Wilton and Concord Claremont roads elected officers and discussed financial conditions. Concord and Claremont Railroad named directors and clerk.

Nashua and Lowell Railroad Corporation Nashua N. H Francis A. Brooks Boston Boston and Jess Lowell Franccis A. Brooks Jeremiah W. White Coruthus V. Barber William W. Bailey Albert M. Shaw Lebanon Francis O. Parker G. Edney K. Richardon W. Dearborn Walter A. Lovering Wilton Peterboro Wilton and Nashua Wilton Road P.M Whlton Road Solomon Concord Charles O. Stearns John Kimball Charles P. Sanborn Henry C. Sherburne Mason W. Tappan Bradford David W. Johnson Claremont John Y. Mudgridge

Struggle for Chicago Temporary Organization Heats Up

The article describes a political clash over control of the temporary organization in Chicago. It notes that whoever secures the Committee on Credentials will influence the Republican nomination and that Cameron may enforce the unit rule, risking deeper rifts between Blaine and anti-Grant factions. A Republican National Committee member counters with a plan showing thirty anti-Grant members and resistance to coercion.

Daniel Pratt Chicago Grant Blaine Sherman Boston Post Washington Committee On Credentials Committee On Vais Don Cameron Republican National Committee Cameron

Colorado Republican Convention Delegates Choose 13 for Chicago

In Denver on May 26 the Colorado Republican Convention named delegates and alternates to Chicago led by Ex Gov Routt as chairman. Resolutions urged support for Grant, allowed for Blaine as an alternative, opposed monometalism, and backed removing Utes as a policy. The convention reported 166 Grant to 66 anti Grant delegates in a harmonious gathering.

Denver Col Republican Convernion Chicago Routt L. Herud Amos Sleck Geo. T. Clark J. A. Eilett M. N. Megrue E. Ie Campbell Kent Wolf Leander A. P. Cory J. T. Blake J. D. Hall Grant Republican Party of Colorado James G. Blaine America Democratic Congress

Delegates Favor Lilden Nomination at Missouri Convention

The Missouri Democratic State Convention met in Moberly with John W F Williams as temporary chair. After committees were chosen, Bratt Brown was nominated for president but Williams declined to stand. Delegates to Cincinnati were announced, resolutions favored Lilden, and delegates at large were elected: Hyde, West, Woodson, and O Day.

Cincinnati Lilden Moberly John WF. Williams Bratt Brown Capt. Parks Platte County John P. Williams Brown Tilden Williams Mate Liiden Missouri Committee On Tome Hyde St. Louis George G. West Kansas City Silas Woodson St. Joseph John O'Day Springfield

Grantites undecided on trusting the old man in Chicago

May 26 dispatches note mixed views among Grant allies about his Chicago appearance. Syndicate members to decide at Chicago meeting Monday. Also reports on Petersburg Va political excitement and anti Grant meetings in Chicago.

Petersburg Col Fred Kath

Unprecedented heat hits several towns with storms

Reports from Claremont Newburyport New York Hartford and Coxcorp on May 26 show temperatures between 94 and 100 degrees in the shade. A violent storm with wind rain and hail toppled trees and chimneys in Claremont. In Horendaq ua Pennsylvania workers George Mackerel and Daniel Hale died from sun stroke.

Claremont N. H New York Hartford Conn Coxcorp White River Junction Horendaqua Penn George Mackerel Daniel Hale Thomas Iron Company

Derby Day at Epsom and World News Highlights

The Derby prize race ran twenty minutes late with nineteen horses including Lorillard’s Boreas, Pawpaw, and Voluptuary prominent in betting and standings. Other items note the Italian Parliament opening with reforms, Bradlaugh’s Commons case, Balkan outrages, Russian naval moves, Paris Council disputes, and a Lyons theatre fire.

Epsom Ben d’Or Robert the Devil Tottenham Corner Prince and Princess of Wales Duke and Duchess of Mecklenburg Lorillard Boreas Tristan Pawpaw Roseberry Voluptuary

Brooklyn Oil Works Explosion Causes Excitement No Losses

A Brooklyn oil works fire after a tank explosion at Denslow and Bach on Twenty Fifth Street and Third Avenue caused heavy damage but no lives were lost. Seven tanks held 3,000 gallons of oil. multiple buildings and vessels sustained losses across several properties.

New York Denslow & Bach Twenty-fifth Street Third Avenue Brooklyn Gowanus Creek Appel Adams Rogers Charlies Connelly

Controversy Settled Between Providence and Troy City Clubs

The Providence and Troy City league baseball clubs resolved a dispute over a postponed May 17 game. Troy’s manager was censured for error. forfeiture of membership was not granted. The May 23 Providence game or October 1 reschedule was ordered. An agreement to deter future violations was signed.

Troy City Providence NiaGaRa Fats Troy

Alexander's stock sale draws crowd in Lexington

In Lexington on May 26, seventeen thoroughbred colts averaged 665 while twenty one fillies averaged 344. The top price was 1830 paid by Col. 8. D. Bruce of New York for a day colt by King Alfonso out of Mollie Wood.

Lexington

Belvidere California Market Closing Prices Summary

Closing prices report for Belvidere California with Crown Point and Goula Curry markets. Consolidated figures include Gran Prize and related commodity prices. Exact figures are unclear due to OCR errors but denote daily commodity values and settlement points.

Minin BolwWereccessecee Belvidere California Crown Point Sareka Consolidated Gdequer Goula & Curry Gran Prize Eis Spereunepreny

Man crippled half his life from childhood accident

Isaac Ackert of Canton Connecticut, 48, has lived crippled for three quarters of his life after a childhood injury in heat and running water on a farm, leaving him unable to use most limbs except some fingers. Involving unrelated reports, the body of a man believed Irish aged about 35 was found under Attleboro Bridge with autopsy pending. New Bedford census efforts note Attleboro finances with March 1 figures showing $25.77 million taxable value, $50 million wealth, and city revenue about $707,737 with expenditures near $706,229.

Isaac Ackert Canton Conn Becomig Attleboro Mass Taylor New Bedford McDonald Cuty O. A. Roverts Mas Walter Works

Drought Threatens Jersey Crops Amid Coping Strains

A prolonged New Jersey drought endangers strawberry and pea yields at Red Bank and harms grain hay and early vegetables. Four weeks with no meaningful rain worsens crop conditions across the state.

Horses at Auction At National Horse And Carriage Mart Sale

A large crowd attended Moses Cole man and Son’s sale at the National Horse and Carriage Mart. The list shows prices for principal horses sold including Lotta for 106, Clara 152 50, Willie 72 0, Frank lin 175, Surprise 1275, Lady Grey 205, Mabel 179, Hector 200, Eve and Eva 400, Senorita 115, Stella 3155, Faithful 150, Portland Knox DSS, Lutle Rock 144, Favorite 180, Rose 275, Black Chief 25, Jutieu 180, Patbinder 262 650, Tom and Jerry 310 50, Mary 235, Herald 200, Lady Gay 150, May Flower 397 50.

National Horse and Carriage Mart Moses Coleman & Son Lotta Clara Willie Franklin Surprise Lady Grey Dirigo Mabel Hiector Kenneo Eve Eva Faithful Maine Monmonth Knox Portland Knox Dss Lutle Rock Favorite Rose Rose, Duppte Aray Mere, Sired By Imperil Black Hawk Jill Lyte Hig Tom and Jerry Mary Herald Rowe’s Knox Lady Gay Muay Flower

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