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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1881

Page

2

Blaine and Route Load Question Sparks Debate

The item questions Blaine in the Star route load and notes Democratic gains from Virginia town elections. It mentions informing Mahone and Dawes, and describes a Providence woman who cannot hear a passing bicycle yet enjoys the bass tones of a festive Thomas cat.

Virginia Mahone and Dawes Providence Thomas Cat

Blethen Shute Divorce Case Sparks Salem Reflection

The Blethen Shute divorce case, once described as originating in Brooklyn for its nasty details, has concluded. The commentary suggests Salem should be thoroughly fumigated to prevent a repeat of the rancor.

Brooklyn Salem

Telegraphed Exchange Over Senate Re-Election Hope

Grant telegraphed from Mexico urging the Legislature to re-elect senators, while a reply urged the ex-President to tend to his own affairs, reflecting political tension and public urging during the period.

Grant Mexico

Mahone Defies Insults as Old Virginia Farmer Echoes Slur

The figure Mahone declares he will bear slurs such as repudiator thief and traitor yet refuse to be called a damn dot, in a remark linked to the old Virginia farmer who used the term.

Mahone Virginia

Democrats Jubilant as New York Figure Changes Fortunes

New York correspondent for the Portland Argus notes the Democrats’ contentment, claiming the political climate shifts favorably. He frames the moment as a transformation from winter to a sunny season in U.S. politics due to a pivotal New York figure.

New York Portland Argus New) York

New Consul Reported in Coaticook Had Twenty Battles

A New Hampshire paper notes the newly appointed U S Consul to Coaticook served in the army for a year and a half and claims he fought in about twenty battles, averaging roughly one battle each month.

Slampshire United States Coaticook

Carers Inter- Ocean Defends Conkling Vigorously

The Carers Inter Ocean harshly attacks Conkling's enemies calling them bolters riffraff and feather heads while praising his supporters as steadfast through storms and peril.

Conkling Bolters Rifraft Halr

Deacon Richard Smith Warns of Peril to President Craftietl

Deacon Richard Smith traveled to Washington to witness events firsthand and returns home praying for President Craftietl. He warns friends that Blaine may control the President and fears the party faces a serious danger from his influence.

Richard Smith Washington Craftietl Blaine

Boston Citizens Should Fund World’s Fair Plan

In a bold plea the editor argues the city must finance a world’s fair, noting broad wealth ties and public spirit. It stresses shared sacrifice as the project could yield dividends for Boston and its people, with the belief that a broad populace can shoulder the cost without crippling means. Public morale and enterprise are highlighted as key factors.

Boston Vanderbilt Gould

Old Soldiers Pass From Napoleons Era in Wisconsin

A Wisconsin man William Oct is listed among Napoleon era veterans who have died. The article laments that the heroes who served with Washington Lafayette and Jefferson are few now left, noting only a small number survive from those who witnessed historic moments and aided these leaders.

Napoleon William Oct Wisconsin George Washington Delaware Thomas Jeverson Lafayette Boston

Spectacle and Politics in Albany

A dignified scene as the Vice President lobbies in Albany. Men seek to keep homes pleasant by staying away, while an umbrella is useful only when employed, drawing a pointed analogy to utility and presence.

Albany

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