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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1882

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Vermont chief justice defies tax inventory law and sets poor example

Vermont's chief justice refuses to return his taxable property inventory as required by law, risking a general defiance of taxation rules. The Medford distillery site will be torn down and sold with a prohibition on reestablishment. Maine Governor Plaisted names Schlotterbeck commissioner of pharmacy, replacing term-expired J H Plaisted, hinting at family partiality.

Vermont Medford Old Medford Gov. Plaisted Maine Schlotterbeck J. H. Plaisted

Hon. Richard D. Rice Dies in Augusta Maine

The death of Hon. Richard D. Rice of Augusta Maine occurred on Saturday. From a printer's devil he rose to become an able and honored justice of the Maine supreme court and a leading railroad magnate. In later years ill health confined him to retirement, but 1840 to 1870 saw him as editor judge politician and businessman and a prominent figure in his native state.

Richard D. Rice Augusta Rice Supreme Court of Maine M.S. Lincoln Boston John Hancock Thomas Cushing Council Senate House of Representatives Commonwealth of Massachusettts Zabdiel Adams Lunenburg John Rowe Josiah Stearns William Vans Bciel Adams House Nath Gorham Ecclesiastes Moses Greece Rome God Solomon Goa England

Holyoke Liquor Licenses Spotlight Democratic City Contrast

The Savannah News notes Holyoke Massachusetts leads in liquor licenses with over 100 granted, equating to one store per 200 residents. It argues licensure reflects commerce more than party lines while contrasting Fall River and Maine's stricter policy counts.

Holyoke Mass United States Boston Post Massachusetts Great Party of High Savannah Fall River Maine

Edward Hanlan To Race In Winnipeg July Three

Edward Hanlan arrives in New York to a welcome from friends and Atlanta Boat Club. He plans training in Toronto, then Winnipeg for a $1,000 side race and $5,000 purse on a three mile tarp course, winner receiving two thirds. An July exhibition race for $2,000 is planned by Winnipeg citizens.

Edward Hanlan New York Hanlan Atlanta Boat Club Toronto Winnipeg Man Ross San Francisco Edward Schreffelin Arizona Yukon River Alaska Schreffelin South America Mexico British Columbia Presbyterian General Assembly Springfield Pe Qoveetay Montreal Charles Bailey Milford Salt Lake John A. Smyth California Lagrange Eli Gharkey Hansford Allison Quincy Philadelphia Amog

Lament for Liberty and Calls for Wise Leadership

A long earnest exhortation urges preservation of the university and medical society, praises learned leadership, urges liberty, religion, and moral governance, and commends electors to choose wise, virtuous rulers to sustain America through war and peace. It lauds Gouverneur Morris style virtue and calls for steady bishops of public trust.

America Great Britain France Congress Dornier Commonwealth Sis

Patriotism as a faith and virtue in Civil War era worship

A Grand Army of the Republic service at Hollis Street Church featured Rev. H Bernard Carpenter delivering a sermon on Patriotism. He argued patriotism is integral to Christian virtue, tracing its roots from Paul and Jesus to the universal, unselfish love that enlarges from personal and family loyalty to love of country and humanity.

Grand Army of the Republic Divine Worsh Hollis Street H. Bernard Carpenter Paul Jesus of Nazareth Apostle Paul Jesus Metropolian

Memorial Day Discourse and Young Men's Christian Association Anniversary

Memorial day sermon at Columbus Avenue Universalist church by Rev. A A Miner framed the late war as the great peace measure. The issue celebrated the 31st anniversary of the Young Men's Christian Association in Music Hall with Maj. Gen. O O Howard and Rev. Frederick Courtney among speakers. The event highlighted fund achievements for a Berkeley and Boylston streets building, current membership 2728, and programs for employment, gym, and North End outreach.

Young Men’s Christian Association Music Hall Suffolk Conference Hollis Street Society For the Promotion of Knowledge Tremont Place New England Women’s Club Wesleyan Hall Ministerial Union Women’s Auxiliary Churchb of the Disciples Massachusetts Bible Society Beacon Street Society For Park Street Boston Association of Ministers Boylston Street New England Woman Suffrage Association Tremont Temple American Unitarian Association Dr. Bellows Goy Long Phillips Brooks Bishop Foster O. P. Gifford Young Men’s Christian Union Guv. Leng Mayor Green Oliver Wendell Holmes Frederick Courtney St. Paul’s Moral Education Association Kate Gannett Wells M. J. Savage Julia Ward Howe Massachusetts Home For Park Street Church M. A. Livermore EK. A.horton Boston Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army Ninth Beacon Tremont Soulston Arbrington Streets North Side Commonwealth Avenue Dartmouth Street Huntington Avenue Michavics Briz Nat Wales C. W.C. Rhodes Theodore L. Kelly Alvin R. Bailey Gse Charles Russell Lowell Friedrich Hecker Mount Hope Gethsemane John A. Andrew Mount Anbarn Jsk W. Kinsley Soldiers’ Monument Robert A. Bell Rainsford Island Thomas G. Stevenson Forest Post C. W. Hill E. A. Horton Second Church Congress Candler Merrill and Staff Patch Columbus Avenue Universalist Church A. A. Miner Charlies Russell Lowell Canon Baldwin Montreal Association D. D Dea. Ezra Farneworth J.L. Brewer A. H. Rice J.N. Fiske Ruggles Street Quallette M. R. Deming Berkeley and Boylston Streets Deming North End Howard United States Army St. Paul's Church Wisdom The Christian Association Christian Church

Decoration Day Lessons From Rev O A Brown

Rev O A Brown preached at Bromfield Street Methodist on Decoration Day and Its Lessons. He argued heroes live through self sacrifice, citing Christ and martyrs, and praised war dead who fought for freedom, saying selflessness yields lasting rewards across generations.

O. A. Brown Bromfield Street Methodist Church Paul Chriist Word of God

Stolen Bangor Rockland mail pouch on Pullman train

A locked Bangor to Rockland mail pouch on a Pullman train was stolen from a platform while the tram rested in the depot. It was carried a short distance, cut open, and rifled. No clue to the thief. In Rockland a Friday night affray at a low house left Charles McCorrison with a fractured skull after an attack by Charles Gray, keeper of the house. Gray fled by boat and McCorrison’s condition is critical.

Boston Post Washington New York Sun Bureau of Printing and Engraving Folger Casilear Bureau Mr. Casilear G. W. Bell Secretary of the Treasury Bell Castlear Bureau Irish Mr. Bell Alabama J. F. Manning Worcester First Court of Alabama Claims Boston New York Kellogg Concert Company Brattleboro George A. Conly Basso Herman Reitzel Clara Louise Kellogg Spofford Lake Chesterfield N. H Miss Kellogg Burlington Conly Chesterfield Lake Messrs Sumner Crosby Springfield Rentzel Bangor Rockland Pullman Charles McCorrison Charles Gray Gray McCorrison George W. Bain Lynn Boston, Lynn and Revere Beach Atlantic Ny Alfred McPherson Arthur St. John N.B Joseph H. Murray the Kid Peter O’brien William Dodge Harry Winslow Patrick Conroy Murray Albert E. Manning Estey Organ Company Washington Street Manning Alex M. Davis South Hanson Estey Company South Braintree Dever Ninth Division Hampden Street Roxbury Nelp L. M. Robbins No. L Prescott Place Friend Street Daniel Sullivan First Division Commercial Street

Drowning at Lunenburg and self harm deaths reported

A provincial native named Chapman drowned at Lunenburg on Saturday. Willie Haley, 11, of Pownal, died Saturday after ingesting Paris green to self harm. His father had previously died by suicide, cutting his throat and hanging himself about a year earlier. The Windsor US court adjourned to Monday June 6 due to Judge Wheeler's trip to New York. The Shurtleff vs Stevens ministerial slander case dominated the week with Mr. Martin’s plaintiff side argument remaining.

Chapman Provinces Lunenburg Willie Haley Pownal Wheeler New York United States Windsor Shurtleff Vs. Stevens Mr. Martin

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