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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1881

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Critics Split on Poetry Credits and Legal Notices

The piece argues editors wrongfully credit Gov. Long for Thankserying verses while King David and Whittier are underrecognized. It notes Lawyer Lelia J. Robinson receives many notices, and questions judges' precedents shaping courtroom eligibility. It contemplates star route and whiskey ring prosecutions, suggesting reform delays let culprits evade justice.

Gov. Long King David John Greenleaf Whittier Lelia J. Robinson Robinson Commonwealth Star Route Whiskey Ring

Love Sick Japanese Youth In Marietta Ends Life

A Japanese youth in Marietta Ohio killed himself over love, not by hari kari but by swallowing two ounces of chloroform. The act mocks romance yet hints at modern civilization’s influence on his community as he dies, leaving a grieving girl to mourn.

Marietta Hari-Kari Romeo

Master journalist’s aim steady periodical quality

Edward Eggleston notes that a chief aim of a master journalist is to build a periodical so strong that its value endures beyond any single life or service. He observes many journals today stand on such firm foundations, ensuring prosperity and character even after the founder’s departure.

Edward Eggleston

Rhode Island Campaign Buzz Shows Democratic and Republican Tensions

The Journal critiques party influence in Boston municipal politics while Newport Republicans lament Van Zandt’s bid failure and threats of bolting. Newport News accuses a Providence party manager of unduly shaping delegates amid a Providence convention controversy. The Rhode Island congressional race promises heated action.

Newport van Zandt Newport News Providence Brayton Darkey Jim Rhode Island

Government plays with star route cases and Guiteau trial

Washington reports critique of the administration over the star route prosecutions and the handling of Guiteau’s insanity defense. It cites delays, lack of clear directions, and shifts in responsibility among Cabinet members, with focus on MacVeagh Corkhill and the attorney general. It also notes House dynamics, Virginia readjusters, and Windom’s funding remarks as political theater.

Surgeon General Barnes Seeks Increased Army Medical Budget

The 1881 82 annual report to the Secretary of War shows medical hospital supplies cost 185 253 42 dollars and warns a 250 000 dollar appropriation is needed for the next year. It notes Indian prisoners use and gives troop illness rates and a steam vessel inspection recap. Other items include Guiteau trial witness summons and star route case updates.

Washington Barnes Secretary of War Secretary of the Treasury City of Vera Cruz Alpena

Mutual Union Telegraph Company Adds New York Office

The Mutual Union Telegraph Company plans to open for business next Monday from 46 William Street New York where about sixty five operators are at work. The firm will serve principal cities north of a line between Washington and St Louis and will use Lehigh Valley railroad and Brooklyn Bridge lines with ten wire cable. Private wires offered 33 percent cheaper than Western Union and general messages at 10 percent under Western Union.

Mutual Union Telegraph Company New York William Street Union Washington St. Louis Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Brooklyn Bridge Trustees Western Union Elevated Railroads

Seven-Year Verdict in Brady False Deed Case

The jury found John Brady Jr guilty of false acknowledgment of deed and sentenced him to seven years in the penitentiary. He is linked to a large land swindle uncovered in Ironton. Others implicated include Robert J. Lindsay and Burns of Pittsburgh. Lindsay is jailed in Steubenville and to be tried next month. Notary Herman E Scheuster and George L Brown pleaded guilty to forgery but await sentencing. John C. Duffy has turned state's evidence and will testify.

St. Louis John Brady, Jr Brady Ironton Robert J. Lindsay Burns Pittsburg

Essex jewelers Hawkins and Hixon indicted for conspiracy

In Essex county criminal court William Hawkins and Richard Hawkins of Carter Hawkins Sloane were indicted for conspiracy to defraud the firm. They pleaded not guilty. Richard Hawkins also faced indictments for stealing property and metals from the firm. He pleaded not guilty. News notes say no new bank developments and Mutual Benefit Insurance shows sound finances with Grover remaining as director and counsel.

Newark N.J Essex County Criminal Court William Hawkins Richard Hixon Carter, Hawkins & Sloane Richard Hawkins Willams Hawkins Mutual Benefit Insurance Grover

Irish convention called for Chicago November 30 to December 2 1881

Patrick Ford P A Collins and John Boyle O Reilly announce the American Irish call for a national convention to meet in Chicago on November 30 December 2 1881. Irish representatives JT P O Connor M P 7 M Healy M P and Rev Eugene Sheety join the effort.

New York Chicago Patrick Ford P. A. Collins John Boyle O'Reilly JT. P. O'Connor M. P M. Healy Eugene Sheety Ireland

Forster Returns from London With Un limited Authority

London dispatch reports a cabinet session as the first in a series likely to shape policy on Irish affairs. It notes government stance remains unmoved and that Forster will go to Ireland with full executive power. Reports cover land rent disputes, farmer hopes before land court, and calls for compensation as sub commissions reduce rents.

London the Times Forster Ireland United Ireland Sexton Land League America County Car Land Court Parnellites Londonderry Dempey Ulster Examiner Northern Star of Belfast Lord Portarlington The Times F. H. O’donnell Home Rule Dungarvan Cestic-Blaney Enright Down Patrick Land Commission Martin and Cornwall R. Wara Bangor

Legal action sought against mutual aid societies in Harrisburg

Commonwealth attorney to file for a writ of quo warranto against State Capitol Mutual Aid Des Prudential Mutual Aid of Harrisburg Southern Pennsylvania Security of Hanover York Steelton Mutual Relief Steelton. Attorney General and insurance commissioner jointly pursue the move in court tomorrow morning.

Harrisburg Commonwealth State Capitol Mutual Aid Association of Des Prudential Mutual Aid of Southern Pennsylvania Security of Hanover York County Steelton Mutual Relief Association of Steelton

Philadelphia County Official State Ticket Vote Totals

Philadelphia county official vote shows Bailey 55866 Noble 42357 Wolfe 14722 Jackson 2540. With thirteen counties reported, Bailey leads Noble for state treasurer by about 6860.

Philadelphia Bailey Noble Wolfe Ind Jackson Greenback

Dartmouth and allied colleges list student totals and changes

The report shows 426 students across Dartmouth college 234 Chandler scientific department 48 agricultural college 41 medical college 96 Thayer school of education 7 with year to year changes: Dartmouth down 13 Chandler up 4 agricultural down 2 medical up 7 Thayer up 1. No faculty changes. Greek chair unfilled. Trustees approve elective studies for junior and senior years beginning 1882 33 and raise Chandler admission requirements from last year.

Dartmouth College Chandler Scientific Department Agricultural College Medical College Thayer's School of Education Thayer

Celebrate Their Ninety Fourth Anniversary Banquet

The Independent Boston Fusileers marked their ninety-fourth anniversary at the United States hotel on Friday with a Veterans association sixth anniversary. Col Proctor presided as officers and guests included Capt John F Pray Col Jordan and Gen E W Hinks. A fine supper followed and speeches extolled the corps and its history from Potomac to Rio Grande.

Hkc Boston Fusileers Henry A. Snow United States Hotel Veteran Association Armory Col. Proctor John F. Pray Col. Jordan Gov. Long Charles W. Slack Joseph Proctor John Moran Charles Jarvis Proctor George Sears E. W. Hinks Potomac Rio Grande Mechanics’ Fair Jordan Snow

Eddy and Prouty Sell Livery to Huntly and Wallace

In Claremont Eddy and Prouty sold their livery business to Huntly and Wallace. Other notes mention the Claremont Junction passenger station remodel, Keene hotel repairs, and plans for several business changes. A broad local update covers industry, mining activity near Granite State mine, and court matters in Plymouth.

J. M. Reed Keene Westport Robert H. Love Claremont

Local and Court News From Plymouth District

Sturbridge farmer Luman Benson died by his own hand on Thursday. Solomon Rich of Weilfleet lost his left hand Friday when a gun burst while sea gull shooting, amputation above the wrist. Jedediah Hubbell of Lanesboro, 83, suffered a broken left arm after a tree limb strike Thursday, recovered after fracture reduction. Plymouth superior court reports: Bowman of Mattapoisett not guilty by jurors on assault. Clarke of Hull found not guilty of keeping intoxicating liquors. John Moore Brockton guilty of keeping liquor nuisance. Welch pleads guilty to liquor nuisance. McCarthy of Rockland case continued. Moore Brockton sentenced to $20 fine and ten months in jail. Court adjourned to Bridgewater town hall next Monday.

Luman Benson Sturbridge Solomon Rich Weilfleet Jedediah Hubbell Lanesboro Plymouth Bowman Mattapoisett Charles Clarke Hull Brigham John Moore Brockton Bridgewater John H. Welch John F. McCarthy Rockland Abington House of Correction dJionday

Multiple Criminals and Disputes Highlight Late 19th Century News

Mail Agent Madden is under arrest in Des Moines for stealing over 800 letters. John Keenan, convicted of murder, will be hanged in Chicago’s county jail next Friday. Felix Munshour, for murdering his cousin James T. Wetzel near Emmitsburg, was hanged at Frederick, Maryland. A man captured at Grand Island, Nebraska, believed to be Edward Max or Edward Williams, has been identified. The North Elkham stock farm near Lexington, Kentucky, and its famous racing stable belonging to M. H. Sanford were sold to D. Swigert. A violent snowstorm began in Lincoln, Nebraska, with heavy snow in Omaha and Cheyenne and rain in St. Louis and Chicago. Curt J. K. Kidd, postmaster at Kidd Ridge, Missouri, was arrested for collecting illegal pension fees and jailed on $32,000 bail. Gov. Ira J. Bloomfield of Bloomfield, New Jersey, acquitted after bribery charges. Henry Jenkins hanged at Fayetteville, West Virginia, for murder. 20,000 spectators. A blast at Goll’s distillery in Aurora, Indiana, destroyed 100 feet of its east end. one man killed.

Guiteau John K. Porter New York Porter Davidge Corkhall Gray Smith Prude Scoville Mrs. Scoville Fulkerson Paul Virginia House Leopold Morse Windom Associated Press Congress Treasury Hayes Senate Cologne Bismarck Germany Hull America Baltimore Hull and Barnsley McDonald Buchanan Liverpool White Ercildoune Madrid Times Senor Mores Cortes Lefroy Sir William Vernon Harcourt Gold Hong Kong Tien Tsin D. Howard U. S Apgell St. Petersburg Little Garden Street Kennedy Witte Star Line Paris Norrow M. Gambetta Council M. de Freycinet M. Leon Say Chamber of Deputies Farre Tunis Oran Brand House of Commons Thomas Clarkson Wisbeach Cambridgeshire Carver Nuphead Lorne Canada Edward Kayes Plumptre Wells Board of Trade Eustace C. Fitz Gov. Long Massachusetts Soldiers' Home Organization Highland Hotel Powder Horn Hill Chelsea Grand Army Mechanics Charitable Association Boston Prince Fitz John W. Candier Alpheus H. Hardy Nathaniel Spooner Charles K. Moseley J. Edward Burtt Henry P. Kidder Kidder Tobey C. F. Hovey & Co James B. Beal China Mutual Insurance Company Boylston Insurance Company Madden Des Moines John Keenan Hensley Chicago Felix Munshour James T. Wetzel Emmitsburg Frederick Omaha Grand Island Neb Edward Max Edward Williams Lincoln Cheyenne St. Louis Curt. J. K. Kidd Kidd Ridge Osage County Ira J. Bloomfield Soldiers’ Orphans Bloomfield Henry Jenkins Fayetteville Goll William Fowler de Neuville Jors Doli & Tichards’s F. B. DeBlois France Tmrmidiste Strang & Co American Art Gallery Augustus St. Gaudens John la Farge Fifth Avenue la Meausa New York Metropolitan Museum George L. Brown Marcus Waterman L. M. Gangengigi Ernest Longfellow J. Foxcroft Cole Joan W. Dunsmore Sarah W. Whitman Waistiler Boylston Street Vermont Cincinnati Frank Duvereck Covington Louisville Art Club Oreina Day Vallejo California William J. Richards Cliffs of St. Levant Cornwall Albert Thompson Europe Century Building Winter and Washington Streets Museum of Fine Arts William M. Chace Peter Cooper Harvard College Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts Brooklyn Art Association C. B. Russ Cambridge Pequosselle Lodge Masons Watertown Thomas W. Davis Thomas Hughes Tts Thomas Hugues Somerville Ann M. Quinn City of Highland Street Central Avenue Ss I. Crock Minerva, Rr. I Medway Edward Kent Charles W. Newhall Albert J. Sweetser Joseph W. Sawyer S. D Charles 1 Hitchings J. D J. Bradley Oliver W. I. Crafts C. W. Fox Evan Evans Tyler John W. Skinner Albert H. Sweetger

Boston boy shines as Rossini’s Othello debut at Naples

Frederick R. Kelly of East Boston, age 23, debuts in Naples as the title role in Rossini’s Othello at San Carlo. Critics praise his voice, stage presence, and dramatic power, noting rapid progress under Cirillo Scafati and Del Crifice. Naples press predicts a bright career with multiple engagements. Honor from U.S. consul E. H. Smith follows the triumph.

Frederick R. Kelly D. D. Kelly Boston Kelly Sig. V. Cirillo Naples Sig. Scafati Sig. del Crifice Sic. Mastrianni San Carlo Rossini Theatre Nuovo Othelio Desdemona Sig. Kelli Montion Sig. Dell Orifice Theatre Nuova Kelli Giornel E.H. Smith United States

Gerster Festival Concert At Music Hall Next Wednesday

The programme will feature Mme Gerster in brilliant selections with other artists including Mme Camilla Urso Miss Emily Winant Sig Perugini Mr George Sweet Mr Alfred H Pease Mr Louis Blumenberg and Sig Carrano the flute soloist. The concert promises notable attractiveness.

Gerster Music Hall Mme. Gerster Mme Camilla Urso Emily Winant Sig. _Perugini George Sweet Alfred H. Pease Louis Blumenberg Sig. Carrano

In the Senate Orders and Fire Devastation Report

The Senate adopts chapters on real estate wills guardianship and duties and passes debates on witnesses habeas corpus and personal replevin. A major fire in Woodstock N B destroys much of the town including the Mechanics Institute and several homes with extensive losses. Old Orchard Beach suffers six hotels destroyed with reported losses and incendiary suspicions.

Senate Bishop Butler Waverley Hastings Worcester House of Representatives

Business Failures Share Surging Across Regions

New York reports 147 business failures in the last seven days, up from 129, with eastern states down and western, southern, middle, and Pacific regions rising. Notable cases include W. & KE Nash of Boston and Kimball Bros. of Lynn, plus Hill, Morgan & Co. of New York facing large liabilities after shifting locations. Francis Goodhue & Son of Essex, Mass., a tannery, failed with liabilities around 8,000 to 9,060 and assets about 6,000.

New York Dunn, Wiman & Co W. & KE. Nash Boston Kimball Bros Lynn M.O. Gordon Columbus Hill, Morgan & Co Grand Street Broadway Francis Goodhue & Son Essex Mass

Resolutions of Respect for Deceased Suffolk Judges

A largely attended Suffolk bar meeting was held in the supreme court room on Friday afternoon. Resolutions on the deaths of Justices James D. Colt and Seth Ames, adopted earlier, were presented to the court by Attorney General Marston. Chief Justice Gray responded fittingly and ordered a memorandum of the proceedings and a copy of the resolutions entered on the records.

Suffolk Bar Hern Supreme Court Room James D. Colt Seth Ames Alt Gen. Marston Wneh Gray

Returned Home From Southern Tour Of Local Gentlemen

A city party of businessmen led by E. B. Haskell K. M. Pulsifer and others completed a southern tour. They were warmly received in Atlanta and Chattanooga visited Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Falls and Boston. They praised southern hospitality and its efforts to develop regional resources.

Messrs E.B. Haskell K. M. Pulsifer Charlies H. Andrews Leopold Morse A. W. Spercer William A. Haskell E. W. Dennison Thomas Mack William B. Fowle South Atlanta Chattanooga Cincinnati Murat Halstead Commercial Hon. M. &. Ingalls Buffalo Niagara Falls New York Boston

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