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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1874

Page

2

Territorial Governors Promise Delayed Nominations

General Grant states he will not nominate a Territory Governor until Senate action on Gen. McCook’s Colorado gubernatorial nomination is completed. The remark followed talk of possible appointments to fill imminent territorial vacancies.

Grant McCook Colorado Senate Richardson Treasury Sawyer ARMY West Point

Remarkable Brinckley divorce ends long trial in New York

The Brinckley divorce suit in New York ends with a verdict for Mrs Brinckley after a trial noted by Judge Van Brunt as a romance like tale of secret marriage and meretricious liaison. The plaintiff claimed a binding union with Hugh L Brinckley and sought alimony, while the defense argued no valid marriage. The verdict overturns an earlier notion of defeat, and Mrs Brinckley embraced the jurors after a tense courtroom evening. The piece also reports Decoration Day preparations and other court actions including a Union Pacific books inspection ruling, stage-driver strikes, and a local murder inquiry in East Hampton.

Gymposium Sartoris Carlton Club Samuda Thames Miss Grant Republic Windsor Castle Belet Grant Europe London Johnny Baltic van Brunt New York Brinckley James S. Charles Memphis Tenn Charles Jackson Hugh L. Brinckley Mrs Brinckley Donohue Supreme Court Treadwell Pomeroy Effingham H. Nichols Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad Credit Mobilier

Paris Assembly Reopens Without Prez Message

Paris dispatch reports the Assembly will reopen without a message from President Mac Mahon or a ministry policy statement. A decree dissolving the Council of the Bouches du Rhone was issued, and the government expects a confidence vote if the Left motions an interpellation on the act. Bonapartist plans hint at strong electoral push with Duke of Padoue, Duke de Mouchy, Prince Napoleon, and Duke of Mansena in key departments.

Paris Duke of Padeue Seine Et Oise Duke de Mouchy Department of Oise Napoleon Duke of Mansena Department of Alpes Maritimes Maine Et Loire Colvados

Carlist Movements Rise Near San Sebastian and Artatean

London dispatch reports Gen Concha seizing heights near Artatean and roads from Biscay via Villa Rexi and Gamboa, forcing Don Carlos’s army to withdraw to Guipuzcoa. Bayonne notes Carlists before Hereni, eight miles southeast of San Sebastian, with rumors of twenty Krupp cannons arriving. Madrid says Admiral Topete refused a Paris mission as dysentery debilitates Cos army.

London Concha Artatean Biscay Villa Rex Gamboa Don Carlos Durango Guipuzcoa Bayonne Hereni San Sebastian Madrid Topete Paris Cosoe

Reservoir inquest resumes with dam weakness discussed

Northampton May 28 engineers and contractors testified on dam weakness and foundation depth. Witnesses cited overdigging after frosts, lack of protection, and dispute over gravel layers, suggesting potential liability and substantial losses from the disaster.

Northampton Raymond Fenn, Ball Mass Fitchburg Emery B. Wells Bassett Wells Spellman Julius Fenn New Britain,Conn Clark Dimmock Clement Bassett and Gardner Franklin Bush Westfield West End Phineas Ball Springfield Water Works Ball Ludlow Justin Cook Messrs Hayden, Gere & Co Hayden Manufacturing Company George P. Warner Leeds Nonotuck Silk Company Edward Bates Visco Haydenville

Barnwell County Officials Convicted and Sentenced

The three County Commissioners of Barnwell county South Carolina were sentenced to ten years nine years and thirteen months in the Penitentiary. A separate item notes Robbins examination in Portland Maine delayed to await counsel and friends from Rockland. A telegram reports Camp mate of the schooner Annie B. death, while Tennessee Superintendent John M Fleming issues school circular urging restraint on new teacher contracts if Civil Rights bill passes. Decoration Day will be observed in South Newmarket New Hampshire with a procession oration and services led by Rev McKenney and Rev Bartlett. George O Paul will be President of the Day Capt Simpson in command of the G A R.

Barnwell County South Carolina Robbins Portland Annie B Rockland Camp John M. Fleming Tennessee South Newmarket N. H Mr McKenney C. Kk. Wiggin Boston Messrs Bartlett and Chase George O. Paul, Esq Capt. Simpson

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