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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1882

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Maine News in Brief Stirs Bangor and Portland

Seret William Williams dies at Fort Sullivan aged 28. Bangor seamen scarce. captains offer $30 monthly. Edward Stewart, 26, son of A. T. Stewart of Portland, killed in Pueblo, Colorado. Gorham delegate Stephen P. Libby claims Plaisted ties. Bangor crowds plan July Fourth celebration. Maine anglers season dates announced May 1 to Oct 1 for black bass, and July 1 to April 1 for salmon and lake trout. Various towns send delegates to state convention. local politics mix with Greenback and Plaisted loyalties. A child, James Rivordes, four, dies after a fall. Portland Democratic HQ secured at Congress Hall. Local incidents include laborers injured. dogs exhibit odd political loyalties.

Seret William Williams Fort Sullivan Bangor Edward Stewart A. T. Stewart Portland Pueblo Stephen P. Libby Gorham Solon Chase Bargor Maine Deering Baldwin Pownal Scarboro South Berwick Freeport Thomas Belfast Liberty Cornish Robie James H. Rivordes Rufus K. Rhoades Camden Horace Trueworth Orene Basmill Democratic City Committee Congress Hall Es, Hickey Hickey James McCuan Frank Hendricks John Kerwin Biddeford Supreme Court William Allen Fred Smith Pepa Alfred Ellsworth Falls

Notable New England Readers Abroad and Local Goings On

A crowded note column reports Rev J B Seabury and wife sailing for Europe while Clara Morris stays at the Hotel Vendome. Gen Hancock visits Judge Black in York Pa. Rev Prof G B Wilcox of Chicago is at the Vendome. Mayor Green saw Cezana at the Globe. Old Si returns to Atlanta to start the Herald. Blame appears well, Boothby named Maine Central general passenger agent. Gov Long to attend Milford high school graduation. Rep Murch at home in Rockland in poor health from public duties. Moncure Conway in England says no Emerson edition. Potter estate valued at 612088 with bonds 548025. Isham urged to return to Cheshire church. Gazette notes ex-Gov Rice at a noted burial place, Rice in Dorchester with daughter. Vanderbilt will contested. Scoville gag noted. John L Stoddard in Germany plans Brookline residence. Mrs Stoddard to summer at Gilmanton. Boston residents sail on Furnessia to Europe including Evans, Ripley, Bossier, Nettie Bossier, and H B Ellis.

J. B. Seabury Europe Clara Morris Hotel Vendome Gen. Hancock Judge Black York Penn G. B. Wilcox Chicago Mayor Green Fred K. Boothby Maine Central Railroad Gov. Long Milford Congressman Murch Rockland Washington Moncure Conway England Emerson Clarkson N. Potter J. H. Isham Congregational Church Cheshire Conn Rice Dorchester C.J. Vanderbilt Col. Colt Frances Berger Scoville Guiteau John L. Stoddard Germany Brookline Stoddard Gilmanton New York Furnessia Glennower Evans Ripley K. Bossier Nettie Bossier H. B. Eilis A. O. Stradeur

Cetewayo Enjoys Teeth Drilling Theroyal Amusement

Cetewayo's fondness for life grew from a recurring spectacle of tooth extractions. A Natal doctor once freed him from a tooth’s torture with a single wrist motion. The king paid in virgin gold, then began having his guard's teeth drawn for entertainment, delighted by the dentist's forceps work.

Ceteweyo John Brown Natal Cetewayo

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