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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1881

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Cape District Senate Contest Draws Fire Over Editor Attack

The state senate race in Cape district heats up after Barnstable Patriot editor Goss targets Democrat Thomas B. Chase of Harwich. Chase, former New York businessman, helped Democratic gains last fall and faces claims the Patriot knew were false, sparking Cape and Harwich opposition.

Cape District Barnstable Thomas B. Chase Harwich Goss Chase New York Democratic Party Democrats Cape Hancock Custom House Brigade Patriot Maine Mr. Chase

Virginia Campaign Forecast For State Ticket And Mixed Legislature

The Evening Star predicts a Democratic state ticket and a mixed legislature with Republicans holding balance on joint ballot. Readjusters lead in senate seats, giving them a legislative edge. large canvass spending by both sides includes Republican support for Mahone and taxpayer opposition to repudiation by readjusters.

Lynchburg Mahone Petersburg Col. Slack Boston Daniel George M. Arnold Maj Lee County Virginia Sentinel Wilson Whitson New England Young Statham Baltimore Democratic State Central Committee Washington Star Washington The Evening Star Independent the Star

Mississippi Flood Damages Estimate in Midwest

It is estimated that the recent overflow of the Mississippi has caused damages between Keokuk Iowa and Louisiana Missouri totaling 2 930 000 dollars. It will take several days for river town business to resume. Specials from Oshkosh report Lake Winnebago water rising with daily business losses around 5 000 dollars.

Chicago Mississippi Keokuk Louisiana Oshkosh Lake Winnebago Messrs Bliss Brewster Cook Congress American Society of the Red Cross Clara Barton New York Miss Barton Michigan Foresteres Gen. Williamson Iowa General Land Office Interior Kirkwood Interior Department Sargent California Howe Wisconsin Williamson Lowa Dover N. H Navy Plymouth Advent Littleton Musical Association Ek. Bush Woodsville Bath Bethlehem Junction David M. Aldrich Georges. Gove Whitefield Maj H. L. Kendrick West Point Military School Congregational Church Lebanon M.S. Meader Haverhill Florida Stephen D. Smith Canaan Sallie Matthews Rumney Ezekiel Matthews Penacook Fisherville Dennis Ryan Ossipee Charlies H. Parker Westboro News Lucinda Smith Newport Hiram Smith Alby Gordon Littleton Ezekiel J. M. Hale Ida Farr Limueton Evaris W. Farr Hale Jonathan Hamilton Hamilton Boston Abijah Aislen Harvey M. Stone Saundersville Mass Rochester Ira Remsen Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Water Committee Sudbury River Lake Cochituate

prominent Buffalo lawyer leaps into Niagara River

Buffalo lawyer William H. Gurney, a leading figure in the city, committed suicide by jumping from the Frontier mill dock into the Niagara River this morning. He had long been in ill health and may have acted while temporarily insane.

Buffalo N. Y Wm. H. Gurney Niagara River Frontier Mill

Baseball Convention Forms New League in Secret Session

A secret session in Cincinnati gathers representatives from New York, Boston, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Philadelphia to form a new league. Discussions focus on how many clubs will be admitted.

Cincinnati New York Boston St. Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Philadelphia

November voting mobilizes clerks with leave and fare breaks

The article notes department clerks and officials prepare to vote, with ten days leave and pay and railroad reductions. The president plans a trip to New York before the election. Third Assistant Hazen holds the post office. others are absent.

Custom House New York Garfield Washington Post Office Hazen Treasury Department French Navy Hunt Tomorow

Man Rowe arrested for tearing horse's tongue in Eliot

Rowe of Sturgeon creek Eliot is charged after authorities say he tore out a horse tongue with a stout cord. The incident followed an unspecified dispute near the residence. He faces legal proceedings in local courts.

Rowe Sturgeon Creek Eliot Bangor Theological Seminary William H. Neal Saco Jane

Train Fatality and Robbery Suspect Arraigned in Bennington

James Maguire of North Bennington was run over by a train near Bennington Tuesday night. Charles Sargeant, a barber about 28 or 30, was arraigned Wednesday for taking part in a highway robbery on Charles Thurston, bound over on $2,000 bond to county court in December. Sargeant served under General Custer, now receives about $30 monthly pension, and runs a shop, making robbery motive seem unclear.

Richardson Court of Claims Lowell Colorado George Lewis Cooke Warren R. I Edgefield S. C M.C. Buller James Colony Keene N. H Clara Wilbur Adams Mass F. H. Platt Thomas C. Platt Carrie E. Livingston Allen UC. Livingston New York London Amy Crocker California Charles A. Gillig David Davis Washington Chicago New Limited Express Pennsylvania Europe George H. Foster Charlestown Harvard University Edward Thornton Evarts Edward Messrs W. B. French W. D. Lovell St. Louis St Louis Judge Nott Philadelphia Nott Hopkins Williams College New Shakespeare Society Garfield Hiram College Prince Leopold Col. Flad Board of Public Improvements of Kansas City Cinemnuti Newport Littiefiely Lafayetta Thomas H. Perkins Boston Paris W. Jennings Swinburne Thomas Parnell Great The Spectator Guardian Chester Ireland Sawyer Star Boston Post Prof Bell Perkins Institute Peninsula Edison State Street Fifth Avenue Palace James Maguire North Bennington Bennington Charles Sargeant West Randolph Charles Thurston Sargeant Gen. Custer William D. Marvell Taunton Frank Nelson Charles W. Nelson Barnstable American Linen Company of Fall River Daniel E. Chase Philip D. Borden Jefferson Borden John S. Brayton Richard B. Borden Asaniahs.yripp Nathaniel Lindsay Horace M. Barnes Bristol Edward Peirce Providence Worcester County Horticultural Society Worcester F. H. Dewey Stephen Salisbury E. W. Lincoln R. W. Haskins Baldwinville First Congregational Church Abington K. Herrick Mr. Burnham J.C. Labaree Randolph H. A. Loring Holbrook F. R. Abbe Dorchester Bringet Murray St. John’s Hospital Burns O' Rourke Thomas Malone Policeman O'Donnell E. Humphrey Allen Mass Sophia GC Jules Jordan W. H. Sherwood C. N. Allen Temple Mr. Sherwood Richard Wright Augusta K. Bh, Fairchild Berean Ky.) College Dr. Strieby BE. A. Ware Atlanta

Irish Land Act Tensions and Irish Land League Activity in England

Reports from London note police acted without orders during a land league meeting disruption. Monaghan rent drops under the land act to six guineas, while Cork valuation cases alarm officials. The Liverpool Land League and United Ireland leadership influence editorial direction. Violent unrest in Belmullet Mayo continues with casualties and military and police on scene. Arrests include Bantry branch secretary Gilhooly under the coercion act.

London East End Scotland Yard Monaghan Dublin Land Court Cork O’hagan Sexton United Ireland Geo. Butler Limerick Father Sheehy Liverpool The Land League Gladstone County Limerick Land Commission Belmullet County Mayo Agron Gilhooly Bantry County Cork

Explosive Plot Arrests Reported in St Petersburg

Telegraph correspondents disclose police seized a man and a woman preparing dangerous explosives in a respectable district. Social ist pamphlets were found. one detainee is a mining school student. Other dispatches note threats to the czar and alleged plots at Gatchina.

London St. Petersburg The Telegraph Mle & Police School of Mines Standard Imperial Guard Berlin Gatchina Gatchhina Winter Palace Cause of Liberty and Justice

Fatal Railroad Accident In Malden Near Centre Street Crossing

Patrick Lyons about 25 and unmarried was killed by moving cars on the track at the Centre street crossing near the Braintee line by the inward bound Bridgewater passenger train led by conductor George Holbrook at about 6 pm Tuesday. Lyons was a shoemaker who had not worked for a year due to intoxication.

Minsdale N. H William &. Adams Hinsdale Patience Elbridge Blackmar George Kaward Bleckmars Henry Adams William Adams Elbriige Edward Patrick Lyons Centre Street Braintee Bridgewater George Holbrook Cambridge Concord Bunker Hill Washington Kirkland Streets Harvard Square Massachusetts Hall Eliot M. Outrey Memorial Hall Prince Prof. Longfellow Vendome Hotel Vendome Boston Army Pequoigt Station Fitchburg Cleveland Caboose

French Yorktown delegates tour Boston visit ends

Boston hosts the French Yorktown centennial delegates during a nation-wide tour after breakfast at Narragansett house Providence and a special 8 50 train leg. The party includes ministers secretaries officers and Lafayette descendants aided by Rhode Island officials and Boston city representatives.

Yorktown Boston Narragansett House Providence Foreign Office Maxime Outrey Gerard Berara de Corcelle Lafayette Pouquerville War Department Lichtenstein Grevy Boulanger Bossan Col Blondel Bureau de Pusy Engineers Mason Pouret de Sahupe Naval Department Ucapt de Cuverville Descamps Schilling Levellon A. Brown Department of State of Rhode Island Davie Mystic Mansfield Col. Schaff Alderman Haldeman Pratt Fitzpatrick Nathan Appleton Mr. Brown State Department Doyle

The Soldiers Bazaar Matinee at Park Theatre

A charitable matinee for the Soldiers home bazaar was held at Park theatre yesterday afternoon. Lawrence Barrett starred as Hamlet with his company in supporting roles, all services donated, netting a considerable sum for the bazaar.

Park Theatre Lawrence Barrett Hamlet

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