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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1881

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Republicans meet in Maine elect new leadership

Portland scene as the Republican state committee accepts the resignation of Hon. James G. Blaine from chairmanship and membership. H. M. Manley named Kennebec county member. Wm. P. Frye elected chairman. Frederick Roby chosen treasurer. next state convention set for Portland with date to be fixed by the executive committee.

Portland Republican State Committee Falmouth Rivery County James G. Bisine H. Manley Kennebec County Capt. Boutelle James G. Blaine Republican State Committee of Maine Republican Party Frederick Roby

Indian Bureau Troubles Dot the Osage Agency Case

Washington reports indicate Indian Commissioner Price is entangled in bureau politics as charges against Osage Agent Miles surface. A special report claims Miles and family benefited financially, while Miles lawyers up and Price allegedly condones offences. The interior secretary cites a shade of truth in charges. Attention shifts to brewery inspection limits and glucose use amid weak enforcement.

Washington Price Indian Bureau Hhis Indian Office Eastman Navajo New York Myles Miles McCoy Wighter Mescalero Osage Secretary of the Interior Hiss Internal Revenue Bureau Internal Revenue Authorities Congress Rati

Worcester Manufactory Damaged By Fire In Worcester

Worcester Mass Nov 10 Charles Baker & Co planing and building finish factory was damaged by fire this morning though most of the structure was saved. Fire confined to middle fourth floor and attic. Insured for 15800 in Hartford Phenix Home Fire Association Commercial Union North British Phenix New York and Niagara. Insurance nearly covers loss. Colby Porter last factory badly wet and belts burned insured for 5000 in Meriden Manhattan Northern Providence Washington Star New York. Michigan Lumber yards Burned Less Very Heavy Grand Haven Mich Nov 10 mill yards of Sisson Lilly up Spring Lake burned yesterday Kelly Rathbone Co lose 1090000 feet lumber insured 10000 in 39 companies Detroit Nov 11 nine million feet lumber in Sisson Lilly yard at Spring Lake burned yesterday belonged to Rathbone Co Chicago loss 250000 insured 10000 in 39 companies in Chartestown

Worcester Mass Charles Baker & Co Uas Hartford Ton Phenix Home Fire Association Commercial Union North British New York Niagara Colby & Porter Meriden Manhattan Northern Providence Washington Star Michigan Grand Haven Mich Sisson & Lilly Spring Lake Kelly, Rathbone & Co Rathbone & Co Chicago

The Trial of Guiteau and Related Proceedings

Chicago lawyer Trade cannot participate in the Guiteau trial. Mrs Parker seeks transport to Washington with funds from no source. Deputy Marshal Hayes advances transportation. Scoville’s friends cite suspected insanity in Parker. Trial expected four to six weeks with jury selection and opening speeches. Defense plea insanity. malpractice abandoned. Over 100 letters spanning thirty years to be admitted as evidence. Guiteau in good spirits and confident of acquittal. No hostile demonstrations expected.

Chicago Guiteau Scoville Parker Scovilles United States Washington Trude Marshal Hayes Jude Iito George Scoville Guitean Caniteau

Navy reports Alaska arrests and Indian relations in Behring Sea

Secretary of the Navy reports from Sitka dated Oct 18 that Sept 15 an Indian was arrested for murder of two white men and sent to Portland for trial. Indians threatened after a native fined with blankets for stabbing, guards doubled, calm returned. Three towns Sitka Rockwell Wrangel now amicable whites and Indians. Also arrest of Henry Imhoff for selling liquor to Indians and a divorce case testimony from ex Minister Christiancy. Windom bond refunds completed with total bonds 579,561,050 and government cost about 10,600.

Washington Cox Prescott and Santa Fe Mildby Artima Messrs Bliss Brewster Washingnon Congress Rand District of Columbia United States Bach First McArthur Corkhill Cook Thomas J. Brady James A. Garfield Chester A. Arthur Voria Post Office Department Messra Lis Grand Jury Wetteett Secretary of the Navy Lut Wachusetts Sitka Alaska Nakutat Behring’s Bay Isk Portand Oregon Rockwell's Rockwell Wrangel Henry Imhoff Pristiancy Giro Christuacy

Bloody Affray in Mississippi at Marion Election Scene

Meridian Mississippi reports a violent election-day outbreak in Marion with multiple killings and injuries among whites and blacks. Sheriff led a posse from Meridian to the scene, Ed Vance and others resisted, several were killed or wounded, and a later raid found powder and buckshot at Vance’s house.

Mississippi Meridian Miss Marion Joseph Barnett Barnett Frank Johnson George Johnson Jeff Segars Samuel Gillespie Vince Segars Alexander Harvey James Hodges Levy Moore Gillespie Alex Burwell Brown Martin Malone Merion Will Vance 2. L. Henderson Ed. Vance Vance John Vance A. G. Warren Hardin Jones Vances

Nine Victims Confirmed in Garand Street Tenement Collapse

New York reports confirm at least nine people died after a Garand street tenement collapse. The night work paused as a seven month old infant remained missing. Mrs. Hill died, and her son Frank was found dead. Coroner and jury inspected the ruins as bodies were recovered, including Mrs. Louisa Rudolph and the Knaups.

New York Garand Street Hill Hermann Louisa Rudolph Frank Hill Frances Knaup John Knaup John Thompson Minnie Saville

Law Enforcement in Ireland Amid Agrarian Outrages

London dispatch reports Gladstone vows firm enforcement in Ireland aided by constabulary and military, with counties targeted if rent resistance recurs. Dublin Gazette tallies October agrarian outrages at 490 across Ulster Leinster Connaught Munster with crimes from murder arson and intimidation to unlawful oaths.

London Gladstone Guildhall Ireland Times Dublin Gazette Kelana Ulster Leinster Connaught Munater Cuttmer Br. Finn Dublin The Land League Land League of Great Brita Claremorris Land Commission Mayo Edgeworthstown County Longford Geo. Errington George Fetherston Earl of Buckinghamshire Limerick Ballina Miss Knox United States Forster Pall Mall Gazette Str. Forster Kenney

Ambitious Diplomatic Moves Amid Balkan Incident

Seid Pasha and Gen. Wallace resolve the arrest of M. Kavase at Salonica's American consulate. Kavass to stand trial before the porte. The American frigate at Salennes has departed. Horrific massacre report claims King of Ashawtee killed 280 girls for mortar pigment. In Berlin elections, Socialists gain seven seats while liberals and secessionists win five each. France moves toward a Gambetta cabinet. Pont de Cassagnac duel challenged.

Constantinople Seid Pasha Gen. Wallace United States M. Kavase Salonica M. Kavass Porte Wartig Frit Salennes Africa London Cape Coast Casa Te Ashawtee The Times Berlin Reichstae National Liberals Progressists Popular Party Centre Party Ertud Lucius Paris Grevy M. Gambella le Pays M. Adrian Montebello M. Pont de Cassagnac A Sidney Legislative Assembly A. Baler Melbourne the Times Garnet Wolseley Charles H. Filke Lora Bury Reading Xayroad Gowen McCalmonts Algeria Delebecques Hungerford Ellesmere Wallenstein Wilton Toastmaster M. Gambetta Chamber of Deputies France Tunis Rome Nima Cardinal Caterini Geneva Arlberg Mt. St. Gothard Strasburg

Port Huron Mayor Pushes Cash Relief for Winter Sufferers

Port Huron relief chair says sickness stems from shelter shortages and exposure. He urges cash payments to 2,200 families in St. Clair Sauvlac Tuscola counties, totaling about 220000. Detroit and Port Huron committees report cash on hand and ongoing purchases, with debates over distribution timing and risk of demoralization.

Port Huron Michi Carleton Relief Committee St. Clair Sauvilac Sna Iuron Detroit Seginaw Tuscola Bay City Petro Committee District Committee

Nashua biennial elections bill faces strong opposition

Tuesday, St Mesars, a broad majority detested the Nashua biennial elections bill. Hobson Hall Worcester Mass arranged opening of a roller skating rink in Cheshire hall Keene. The secretary of war notified Portsmouth’s collector that a life saving station will be erected at Jerry's Point at the harbor mouth. Concord Monitor notes Gov Bell urged Atty Gen Hep to oppose the Aug 19 contract between Boston and Lowell and Concord railroads. Greenland Congregational church dedication held with Rev W A McGinley of Portsmouth preaching. church built in 1756, recently remodeled. Rev Edward Robie has served as pastor for over thirty years.

Longfellow Halifax CN S. Historical Society Madame Ristori Lady Macbeth London Willis Russell St. Louis Notel Quebec Tremont House Connor Maine Washington John Bailey House of Representatives Nott Court of Claims KE. B. Usher Bangor Admiral le Roy United States Navy Stripé Mary North Olney Street Providence Wm. P. Tilden Boston Elisha Eldred Chicago Ellen Ashton St. Peut Abraham Eickold A. G. Cumnock Lowell Samuel Bowles Springfield Mass Sam. Bowles Atlanta Louisville Lexington New South Thomas Hooker Kansas Nebraska Bill Saybrook Cone James A. Bill Lyme Dr. Webb Bruswick Cooper New England Manufacturers and Mechanics’ Institute The Institute of Technology Cooper Institute Willmantie Linen Company Willimantic Edward Atkinson Thomas Grosse Atkinson Hobbs Rutalu New York Mim Nashua St. Mesars Hobson & Hall Worcester Cheshire Hall Keene Secretary of War Portsmouth Treasury Department Jerry's Point Portsmouth Harbor Concord Monitor Bell Eppan Concord Congregational Church Greenland W.A. McGinley Edward Robie Prince School Newbury and Exeter Streets J. M. Manning D.D Hichberg J. B. Sharland John c. Crawley E. Bentley Youbdg Young Privee School Abt Mayor Prince Edgar Parker Gov. Long Athens Bond Lam Prince Bester Dr. Miner John D. Philbrick

Boston City Council Proceedings on Parks and Officers

The council debated funding for marine and urban parks including City Point, Brighton, West Roxbury, and East Boston. Freeman offered substitute park funding. debates on Corliss engines and inspector provisions followed with postponements and assignments to the next meeting.

City Point Brighton West Roxbury Park Boston Board of Aldermen Freeman Ward 10 City Point Park Grighton Park

Aesthetic Window Dressing at Jordan Marsh

The display in Jordan Marsh & Co. is praised as a near photographic recreation of a stage set. It features Brussels carpet, elegant hangings, Trianon chairs, a hall clock, knickknacks, simulated conservatories, and ornate firearms, with costumes and a pug enhancing the esthetic scene.

Jordan, Marsh & Cos Mammoth Eanch

Women Temperance Fundraiser Meeting in Boston

A Thursday meeting at 36 Bromfield Street gathered members of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Massachusetts to plan the State Temperance Fair at the horticultural ball. The event runs Monday through the week, with town tables in Boston and surrounding areas, and proceeds to headquarters by local committees and entertainments. Items include an art table led by Mrs. Barrett, a cabinet photo of Darius Cobb’s picture for the fair, and daily flower arrangements. donations from friends, children, florists, and conservatories are invited to support temperance work in the community.

Bromfield Street Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Massachusetts Livermore Witte Boston South Boston Roxbury Cambridgewort Malden South Framingham Oxford Bedford

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