Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Nov 2, 1881, p. 1

Page Summary of Editorials and Markets Latest Telegraph Reports

Local and general news items include late editorials on patronage and two pictures plus correspondence. Financial and commercial pages cover foreign and domestic markets and court reports with brief notices.

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Tennessee reports small peanut crop amid harvest decay

The article notes a lean peanut harvest and widespread crop failure, while Tennessee readers face the sting of poor yields and economic worry. It contrasts political invective against Tammany with editorials and toast to upcoming press visits in Atlanta. The piece ends by mentioning Tennyson's new monologue and its reception.

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London police veteran John Mac Comb dies in Liverpool

A London letter records the death of John Mac Comb, England’s eldest policeman, in Liverpool. Enlisting in 1818, his sixty three years on the force are noted with curiosity over how many men he has “run in” during that span.

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London John MacComb England Liverpool Blair Dawes Ladies’ Gallery Senate Brighton Gregory Fiily Espada Rodman Spitzbergen Folkestone Friar Rush Lorillard Duff Paris M. Tirard

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Four Buenos Aires Editors Not Executed After Arrest

Four Buenos Aires editors jailed for publishing details of a secret session of the national chamber of deputies will not be executed. Their imprisonment marks a measured response, signaling gradual progress toward rule of law in South America.

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SETH LOW JR FOR BROOKLYN MAYOR ON FAMILY LINE

The argument urges electing Seth Low Jr as Brooklyn mayor because his grandfather once held the post. It compares this to supporting the grandson of William M. Tweed for mayor or another high New York office.

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Freeman's Journal abandons Tammany and Kelly

The New York Freeman's Journal, a longtime Tammany and Kelly paper, declares its withdrawal from both Tammany Hall and Daniel Henry Kelly. The paper notes Chief Kelly still holds some control in New York politics, but that grip is weakening gradually.

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Roosters Urged For Nov 9 Dress Parade In Utica

The Utica Observer calls all democratic roosters to be in readiness for a dress parade on the morning of November 9. The Pest has a coop full of handsome birds and hopes they will have a chance to show themselves next Wednesday in 1878.

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Debt declines as October shows big treasury reductions

The October debt statement reports a $18.3 million drop in public debt excluding cash, a total debt reduction over $23 million, and a $26.3 million fall in interest bearing debt with bonds redeemed. Treasury cash fell nearly $10 million and available cash by over $15.5 million, while silver certificates rose by about $40 million in the past year.

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Recent Large Purchases of Confederate Bonds in this Country

Auditor Vinson reports a deficiency of 5234.36 in district collections during Collector Cook’s term. The collector has covered the shortfall and commissioners suspend cashier Silas Merchant pending final item explanations. A separate Crank case notes an insane patient, John Woling, detained at the executive mansion and committed to an asylum after a struggle.

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The Alliance Arrives at Halifax After Arctic Search

The US steamer Alliance under Commander George H Wadleigh reached Halifax with no news of the Jeannette. The report from Reykjavik details the fate of the Jamestown of Boston found wrecked near Rekjanes, with heavy ice, damaged masts, and a salvaged cargo of lumber.[/analysis

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Alliance Halifax Boston Washington Navy Department George H. Wadleigh United States Reykjavik Iceland Jamestown Cape Reikanes Tadorshaven Rekjanes Licht Skagen Mass H. W.stone Edison H.N. Stone Svernsen Copenhagen Nancy Orebak the Alliance United States Steamer Alliance Jeannette New York

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Gloucester water contract rejected as defective report

Gloucester City Council committee finds the Gloucester Water Supply proposal from George H. Norman lacks adequate mains capacity specifies no street piping mentions gates or supply source and imposes city purchase limits. company declines to amend. report accepted. Also reports Addison Center schooner run down on fishing grounds with unknown damage. crew transferred to Co Cook and returned home.

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Gloucester Mass Gloucester Water Supply Company George H. Norman Addison Fshing Co. Cook

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OConnor Visit Sparks Irish Support in Waterbury

A large procession escorted Hon. T. P. OConnor through Waterbury to the city hall where a packed crowd cheered the speaker. Mayor elect Kendrick chaired and Catholic clergy attended as enthusiasm for Ireland grew. Rev Lawrence Walsh reported sending $90,000 to Paris as national land league treasurer.

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Waterbury Conn Local Land League Temperance T. P. O'Connor Kendrick Ireland Lawrence Walsh National Landtleague Egan Paris

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Fire at boarding house in Lowville causes injuries

A kerosene lamp overturned by an intoxicated inmate at Patrick Rourke’s boarding house on Worthen Street in Lowill Mass. sparked a rapid fire forcing boarders into the street. Policeman Peter O'Donnell escaped with a wrenched arm, Thomas Malone suffered serious facial and body burns, and Bridget Murray sustained extensive burns likely fatal. Building loss described as small.

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Lowill Mass Patrick Rourke Worthen Street Peter O’donnell Thomas Malone Bridget Murray

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Newport Fire Department to Buy $1700 Truck

Mrs Elizabeth W Emmons of Boston bought 40000 square feet of land in Newport Rhode Island and previously acquired a similar plot Miss Ida M Mason and Miss Ida Mason of Boston each contributed 500 dollars and John Foster 1000 toward a special fund for Redwood library expenses A city council vote approved purchasing a new fire department truck costing 1700 dollars for use by the department.

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Newport R.I Navy Elizabeth W. Emmons Boston Kd. M. Mason Ida M. Mason John Foster Redwood Library

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Baldwin's Steal Revealed In Newark Bank Scandal

New York reports Mechanics' National Bank of Newark lost about 2.6 million dollars through cashier Baldwin. Forgery and falsified ledgers allegedly caused the shortfall amid stock speculation suspicions. Warren Ackerman sues President Halsey for debt, while Nugent denies accounting figures. No distant impact on other banks. a receiver not yet appointed.

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Mechanics’ National Bank of Newark Newark Treasury Washington Baidwin Onth Newak Knox Mechanics’ National Bank N. J Shelley New York L. M. Price New Jersey National Bank of Newark Wall Street Warren Ackerman One Man Power Halsey Neegli Nugent Baldwin Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company United States Bank Treasury Department Mechanics’ Bank Mechanics’ Bank of New York Shoe and Leather Bank People’s Bank Corn Exchange United States Keasley Drew Mabons Salem Choate Mabon George H. Cushman Lynn W. H. Niles Cushman First National and Central National Banks of Ives & F Chas. H. Coffin First National Bank of Newburyport P. A. Chase Warren L Tower Rogers, Tower & Co Boston George Foster Edwin Earp N. Everett Silsbee John Mahon & Sons Augustus B. Morton Lyon J. A. Darwood Benjamin N. Johnson Ives, Lincoln & Huntress Susan A. Merritt Columbus Avenue Eugene M. Hersey Washington Street F Milas Frankenstein Elmira N. Y Frankenstein Nicholas R. Worden New Britain Conn W.C. Woolley & Son Cabot’s Stallion Ark la Rose & Paris Grocers New Bedford Geo. W. Fulier & Co Hartford

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New England News Highlights Races Rail Route Burglaries and Ports

Frank F. the trotting horse owned by Arthur Hamilton has run eight races since September, winning six firsts and two seconds. A new Portland westward rail route via Ogdensburg to Lake Champlain has begun billing traffic. Joseph Peters and family from Biddeford arrested for burglaries with Peters confessing to grave thefts. Pastern railroad plans Portland wharves purchase to dredge docks and build elevator. Maine State Agricultural Society meet in Lewiston to choose a site with offers from Lewiston Augusta Bangor Gardiner Orono Portland Rockland Auburn. decision deferred to December 1.

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Frank F Arthur 3 Hamilton Portland Ogdensburg Lake Champlain Rome Watertown Bill Trafic Joseph Peters Biddeford Peters Ope Pastern Railroad Company Railroad High Street Maine State Agricultural Society Lewiston Augusta Bangor Gardiner Orono Rockland Auburn Ferguson Haines Maine Chicago Garfield George W. Hastings Columbus Boston Anna L. Vaughn Cincinnati Matthew P. Deady Oregon Brevyport House New York Minnie Churchill Kleiman Ignatius Dodge Ipswich Gorham L. Boynton Democratic Party Senator Edmunds Washington F. B. Morse Lisbon Mary Maxwell Langtry Isle Lord Ranelaugh Horace Maynard Westboro Mass Knoxville Tenn Sherman Blaine Frank H. Getchell Atlanta Hoyt Pennsylvania Gov. Bigelow Connecticut Colquitt Georgia Blackburn Kentucky Gov Vance North Carolina Ina Clayton Frank Mordaunt Dramatic Company West Globe Theatre Cook Willard’s Hotel Dallas Tex Samuel J. Randall John W. Forney Dallas and Northwestern Railroad Judge Folger Folger Department of Agriculture Jesse Grant Jesse Stuart Robinson Louisville Devater Robert J. Breckenride Serebece Ireland

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Portsmouth Court Hears Liquor Charge In Newmarket

Thomas Brennan of Newmarket pleaded guilty in Portsmouth to selling liquor and was fined fifty dollars plus costs, and jailed. A smallpox scare at Post Island ended with the discharge of a patient from the schooner Albert W. Smith. Also reported a Concord driving park trotting race won by H. W. Greene's entry in three straight heats, time 2:36 to 2:35. A lawsuit over Vaughan street extension involves damages of 3000 dollars against city officials. A derailment attempt at Pike's Mills damaged only a cow catcher. the culprit remains unknown.

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Whitmarsh Abington Charles B. Totman Hingham Charles 5 Peterson Marshfield Melzar Stoddard House of Correction Henry Reardon Charles H. Donahue Henry Howard Pembroke East Boston Treasury Carries Smith Gurney Central Committee Reuben Peterson, Jr Mary C. Hall H. L. Manson S. A. Bailey J. W. Smith E. £. Manson M. EF. Fales H. L. Adams John Noble F. Boynton Charles Booth E. M. McPherson Wm. A. Flanagan E.kitche Andrew Morton George Plummer Carrie D. Jewett Eliza Wiggin M. J. Gurney C. R. Mc Lea Thomas Brennan Newmarket Portsmouth Albert W. Smith Post Island Merrimac Concord H. W. Greene Daniel Mason Sise Ham Taylor John Shannon Joseph Spinney Pike’s Mills

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Fall Mountain Paper Plant to Add Mills at Bellows Falls

A Swanton liveryman, C. H. Reynolds, lent a horse and carriage to a well dressed man claiming to be a traveling agent. The thief drove through St Albans and Essex. Deputy Sheriff Morrill traced the suspect to an express train, where J. O'Brien was seized in Windsor County after boarding at Winooski.

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Fall Mountain Bellows Falls C. H. Reynolds Swanton St. Albans Essex Morrill Burlington North Winooskia J. O’brien

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Shipments and a Gloucester theft reported in brief

Brockton Station shipped 2 200 boot and shoe cases last week while Campello sent 1 394. Edward A Zetlick of New Bedford is reported drowned as a Mary Ames crew member who recently reached San Francisco. Gloucester's Charles P Thompson schooner was entered and robbed of gear. Cornelius McDonald and John Galvan were held for trial with $800 bond each.

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Brockton Station Campello New Bedford Edward A. Zetlick Mary Ames San Francisco Gloucester Charles P. Thompson Cornelius McDonald John Galvan

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Foreign News From London On Ireland Disturbances and Politics

London reports detail troop movements from Portsmouth to reinforce Ireland and plans for a flying column in West Meath. Police, barracks, and workhouses are mentioned amid renewed disturbances at Belmullet. Rent disputes, elections, and civic honors surface, with Parnell and Dillon prominent. International peace resolution lauds Yorktown flag salute as bridge between England and America.

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London Portsmouth Ireland Athlone West Meath Roscommon Belmullet Ballina Tuam Monaghan Sexton Bellmullet County Mayo Freeman’s Journal Lawn A.M. Sullivan Meath Waterford Dillon Paris Egan America Australia Land League France Biggar Stanaerd Dublin Parnell Kilmainham Delaney Cork the Perce Association International Arbitration and Peace Association Yorktown England

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Thirteen Executive Committee Sets Circular for World’s Fair

The thirteen member executive committee met yesterday and approved a circular to three leading figures in each business class and profession. It urges immediate organization for exhaustive personal canvassing and wide ground coverage. Subscriptions may be sent to any committee member with books ready after November 2. Members listed include Gen. A. P. Martin Eben D Jordan Col Charles W Wilder F M Hemes George P Denny Gen James H Wilson Col Charles H Taylor J R Osgood J B Field J J McNutt and J C Paige.

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A. P. Martin Eben D.jordan Charles W. Wilder F. M. Hemes George P. Denny James H. Wilson Col Charles H. Taylor J. R. Osgood J. B. Field J.J. McNutt J. C. Paige

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Connecticut Brings Bovine Import Ban Amid Pleuro Pneumonia

Governor Cullom issued a proclamation declaring pleuro-pneumonia epidemic among cattle in parts of Connecticut New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland. It bans importations of bovine animals into Illinois from the listed counties led by Fairfield County Connecticut and including multiple counties across New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware and Maryland.

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Deaths from Sept. shooting attempt and Parker House fall

Thomas Burke of Somerville attempted self harm with a shooting on September 29 and died at Massachusetts General Hospital at 12:30 AM Tuesday. James Sullivan of East Cambridge, a Parker House waterman, fell from a third floor banister on Sunday and died at MGH Tuesday at 5:30 PM. Sullivan, aged 40, had worked fourteen years at the Parker House and leaves a wife and family.

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Thomas Burke Somerville Avenue Somerville Massachusetts General Hospital James Sullivan Gore Street East Cambridge Parker House Sullivan Michael Daily Grand Junction Cambridge Arthur F. Beal Shawmug Avenue Old Colony Samuel Warden Foster Street Providence

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River City Robberies and Seafaring Assaults Prompt Police Action

James B Chapin, a drover from South Kingston RI, stayed at Albany hotel Brighton. Parker, 18, a hotel employee, robbed him of 300 dollars. Parker was arrested with 78 dollars and a Montreal ticket. Bernard Pierce and Simon Goldstone seized three coats worth 43 dollars from Lazarous Loblowich. Herbert Fall and Marti Chapman, ship officers, faced assaults in separate incidents at sea during the East Indies voyage.

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James B.chapin Kingston R. I Albany Brighton Charles H. Parker Sergt. Simonds Division 1 Parker North End Montreal Hudson Fourth Division Bernard Pierce Simon Goldstone Lazarous Loblowich Herbert Fall Hercules McCausland and Smith Mathias Lass

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Five Cent Fare Hearing Resumes Before Boston Railroad Board

Tuesday afternoon the petition for five cent fares on Boston horse cars was resumed before railroad commissioners. President Power of the Middlesex railroad was examined again. Harvey Jewell testified the Metropolitan road’s funded debt was 500000 from 1874 and 1877. He argued the road should be taxed on 200000 of land not needed for business. Highland president Merrill said if the petition reaches the legislature and abolishes the transfer check system, his road would adopt a five cent fare. Other roads’ representatives agreed, and the hearing closed with the matter under advisement.

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Porter and Webber Wedding in Cambridge on Brookline Street

On Monday evening at the bride’s father residence in Cambridge Horace Porter married Fannie Webber as Reverend Chase officiated. The bridesmaid was Annie Morrell and the best man D P Keefe. A reception followed at Mr Porter's Park Street home with ushers William Porter Harry Webber and D P Keefe assisting.

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Brookline Street Cambridge Horace Porter Fannie Webber Mr. Chase Annie Morrell D.P. Keefe Porter Park Street Will. Porter Harry Webber D. P. Keefe

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Visitors from France tour Providence and Boston in early November

The French delegation arrived from Newport to Providence for a day of ceremonies and tours. They viewed the fire department and university events, heard speeches at Narragansett hotel, visited Corliss steam engines and Dexter asylum, and attended a patriotic program with children singing. The Marquis de Rochambeau and party then traveled to Boston for further engagements with officials and mass at a church, ending with a Vendome hotel stay.

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Wardens and vestry adjourned meeting at St Pauls church

An injunction from the supreme court halted a Monday meeting of St Pauls wardens and vestry to await a bill in equity. Dispute centers on right to vote of 22 pew-holders and whether to convey the church lands to the Episcopal board of donations or to sell Tremont Street property for a larger Back Bay edifice.

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Tennessee reports small peanut crop amid harvest decay

London police veteran John Mac Comb dies in Liverpool

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Four Buenos Aires Editors Not Executed After Arrest

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SETH LOW JR FOR BROOKLYN MAYOR ON FAMILY LINE

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Freeman's Journal abandons Tammany and Kelly

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Roosters Urged For Nov 9 Dress Parade In Utica

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Debt declines as October shows big treasury reductions

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Recent Large Purchases of Confederate Bonds in this Country

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The Alliance Arrives at Halifax After Arctic Search

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Gloucester water contract rejected as defective report

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OConnor Visit Sparks Irish Support in Waterbury

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Fire at boarding house in Lowville causes injuries

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Newport Fire Department to Buy $1700 Truck

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Baldwin's Steal Revealed In Newark Bank Scandal

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New England News Highlights Races Rail Route Burglaries and Ports

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Portsmouth Court Hears Liquor Charge In Newmarket

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Fall Mountain Paper Plant to Add Mills at Bellows Falls

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Shipments and a Gloucester theft reported in brief

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Foreign News From London On Ireland Disturbances and Politics

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Thirteen Executive Committee Sets Circular for World’s Fair

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Connecticut Brings Bovine Import Ban Amid Pleuro Pneumonia

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Deaths from Sept. shooting attempt and Parker House fall

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Five Cent Fare Hearing Resumes Before Boston Railroad Board

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