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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1878

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2

Rival Framing of South and North in U S Politics

The Louisville Courier Journal contrasts a so called solid South with a solid North arguing the South defends itself while Republicans seek to keep the North in perpetual pursuit and persecution of the South, a claim the writer deems insufficiently persuasive.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Secretary of State Seeks Timely Payment of Fisheries Award

The secretary of state has yet to publish his dispatch to Minister Welsh but expects the five and a half million dollar Fisheries Commission award to be paid by November 23, the treaty deadline. No treasury warrant has been issued yet, though provisional cable transfer plans exist and delay does not threaten fulfillment.

Washington Secretary of State Welsh Lord Salisbury Fishery Commission Treasury

New Life Saving Stations Planned by Revenue Service

President appoints new officials as the Treasury Bureau outlines life saving station sites. Sherman endorses a forthcoming grant, while Revenue Marine Service coordinates the appointments and strategic locations for rescue operations.

Sherman Grant Revenue Marine Service President— Treasury Statistics

Telegraph company projectors meet. recalls and court cases

The conference of telegraph projectors occurred Saturday while Western Union says the Ere Railroad contract remained intact after its reconstruction. The Ene Railroad asserts proper termination with notice. no surplus division petition yet from President Green. A body found off the battery identified as Dr Wiseman of Pearl street. post mortem shows traces of poison indicating suicide. The Wright murder verdict returns second degree murder. life in state prison. Beecher urges hospital fair noting liberal view toward Roman Catholics.

New Telegraph Company Western Union Ere Ene Railroad Green Wiseman Pearl Street John M. Wright Bernard Ferron Erie Basin Henry Ward Beecher Sisters’ Hospital

Carriage Plunges Into 9-Foot Water Trench Drowning Five

In Woonsocket Hamlet Village a carriage carrying five people veered from the road during darkness and fell into a trench nine feet deep. Driver John J. Ham escaped to summon aid. Thomas Kennar, his wife Mary, and Lizzie Callahan of Pawtucket drowned. Kennar's daughter Bridget survived exhausted but expected to recover. They were returning from Woonsocket after visiting Mr Hall.

Providence Woonsocket John J. Ham Thomas Kennar Mary Lizzie Callahan Tawtucket Kennar Bridget Hall Pawtucket Blackstone Hamlet Mills Woonsocket Braid Factory Arnold Street

Marquis and Princess reception arches rising in Halifax

Halifax report notes rapid progress on arches and decorations for the Marquis and Princess arrival. Sarmatian expected to miss harbor by Sunday, 24th, delaying the grand entry to Montay. About a thousand mechanics work on arches and decorations as preparations continue at St. John.

Halifax Moville Montay ST. John ST. Joan N. B Marquis and Princess Riviere du Toue Cece Montreal John A. Macdonald Dr Tupper Richards E. Selby Smith Hugh Allan Marquis of Lorne Princess Carroll Boston Charlottetown Black Prince Duke of Edinburgh Admiralty House McDougall Ledy Mr Moreton Col Littleton Government House Princess Louise

Arrest of Internationalists in Naples

Letters from International Society members found at Passante's home led to further arrests. The King had prior to the assassination attempt received two letters indicating the plan. A thousand congratulations.

Naples International Society Passanante

Signal Service reports steady progress and forecasts gains

The Chief Signal Officer reports rigorous training at Fort Whipple for new recruits, with ninety six assistant observers and eighteen promoted to sergeant. One hundred forty seven first class stations support weather warnings aiding agriculture and commerce. Forecast accuracy runs around eighty four to eighty eight percent, and coast navigation signals have improved safety and life saving efforts nationwide. The service operates long telegraph lines from Sandy Hook to Cape May and Norfolk to Cape Fear, linking stations with the War Department to warn ships and aid in distress.

Army Signal Service Fort Whipple Signal Corps United States Atlantic Gulf Sandy Hook Cape May Norfolk Cape Hatteras Wilmington Cape Fear River Lunar Corps War Department Oficer Congress

Riot in Mount Sterling Kentucky Leaves Three Dead

A riot in Mount Sterling Kentucky today produced twenty to thirty gunshots. Two men died instantly and three were wounded, including Marshal Young who was mortally wounded while trying to quell the disturbance. Rioters George and William Howard were wounded, one severely, and clerk John Thompson was killed by a stray shot through a store window. Three rioters have been arrested and the sheriff pursues the remaining suspects.

Louisville Mount Sterling Courier-Journal Marshal Young George William Howard John Thompson

Wyoming women avoid voting and office seeks amid elections

The New York Tribune notes Wyoming women rarely vote or demand office with Cheyenne turnout low. It claims women only of the baser sort take interest in elections, while respectable women stay away from polls and politics. The piece contrasts official suffrage with public behavior.

The New York Tribune Wyoming Sisterhood Cheyenne

Mining stock closes fall in insider driven market

San Francisco reports a sharp drop in closing mining stock prices led by insider manipulation. Several names including Sierra Nevada Union Ophir and Mexican show declines while new ore findings near Cap Rock hint at potential recoveries.

San Francisco Alpha Hale & Norcross Julia Consolidated Bcicnet Northern Belle Caledonia Ophir California Overman Choliar Raymond & Ely Consol Virginia Sy Savace Frowtz Point Glo Sierra Nevada Eureka Consoli Union Consolidated Exchequer Weeee Yellow Jacket Gould & Curr Bodle Lodesmnienstucca Gran Prize Union

Expulsions Over Tartar Emetic Cider At Lee School

Two Lee students at Manchester High School were expelled after dosing several peers with cider laced with tartar emetic. Doctors treated victims as parents threaten criminal proceedings. In Newport, 50 year old Marshall E Hatch hanged himself in his barn, with partial insanity cited as probable cause. he left a wife and daughter.

Lee Manchester High School Marshall E. Hatch Newport Hatch

Desperate Prison Plot Foiled and Local News Briefs

Rutland county averages thirty divorces annually. A group of inmates at the State Prison formed an escape plan last week but it was uncovered. E H Slayton of South Woodstock reports a sheep with a perfect miniature mouth inside its ear. Munroe Ingalls, of East Richford, disappeared after crossing the river. his body was found after ten hours of search. he was 40 with a wife and two children. At St Albans Iron and Steel Works stockholders meeting, committees were named to assess finances and to solicit a 21 £ 0,060 loan to wipe floating debt and fund working capital. State Library Cabinet and Vermont Historical Society plans:adding two wings to the State House at 47 and 72 96 feet deep, cost about 76 060.

Springfield Mass Ira B. Wright South Hadley Boston Wright Northampton Concord State Prison Angier Chace Fall River Lucius Pond South Hadley Falls Holyoke Enfield Congregational Church Washington Dumont Steamer Inspection Service United States Sing Sing Hudson Bowers William H. Swift Eliza A. Baker Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Charles Proscher Heed Gallagher Patrick Mehan Charles Yopp Trenton Louis Mancuse Spain Hotel Espanol Charles Gildersleeve Long Swamp L. I A. Oakey Hall Williams Chatham Rutland County E. H. Slayton South Woodstock Munroe Ingalls East Richford Hrs St. Albans State Library Cabinet Vermont Historical Society State House Hodge New Orleans Nicaragua Zavala J. Keary P. Cavanagh Morristown N. J Charles Blanchard Xenia Ohio London Archibald Steen Charles Young Young Col Thomas A Scott Pennsylvania Railroad Company Devonshire Straits of Magellan Columbia County Henry McLees Henry Jacob Dewitt Columbus Ingalls Wheeling W. Va Edward Keger Franz Hobrecht Reger Perry Green Watertown N. Y Hungon County Jersey Simon Engle Fairview United States Grand Jury Chicago Custom House Hill Potter Samuel Johnson Frank Brown Dr Brown Elgin Brown Prof. Pratt Chicago Homeopathic College Rio Grande

Various injuries and legal notices in Springfield area

A compiled list reports multiple Friday incidents including Harry L. Jackson's leg fracture in Wilbraham Academy football, William M. Smith's leg injury at Burling mills, and Timothy Collings's arm injury while breaking in Colts. Also noted are the Rockport Savings Bank dividend and total liabilities, a Benton County court ruling on abortion, admissions of a bite by Henry Ubare, a Springfield rector appointment with salary, a caper requesting $300 reward for arson at Cape Ann Granite Works, a dog owner liability suit, and bigamy cases involving Jeremiah Kelley and Mary Cashman. Details include dates, places like Springfield Bay View Holyoke Pelham Winchendon Northampton Fall River, and figures such as $3000, $2000, and $1000 bonds.

Harry L. Jackson Wilbraham Academy William M. Smith Millbury Burling Mills Rockport Savings Bank Timothy Collings West Warren Seth Chase Newburyport Springfield Asa M. Knight Arthur Bemis John ©. Brooks Providence Christ Church Jonas H. French Scott Webber Cape Ann Bay View Andrew Denison Colerain Truman Lincoln Henry Ubare Frank Carter Winchendon Northampton Luke Blur Holyoke Wilson Pelham State Reform School A. H. Estey Sheldon Westfield Fanny McCarty Leary and Daley Bay State House Daley Ary Jeremiah Kelley Fall River A. Lowney Mary Cashman Cashman

Counterfeit Silver Dollars Gang Arrests at Providence Depot

Three men thought to be from New York were seized at Providence depot on Monday evening for passing counterfeit silver dollars in town. A fourth gang member escaped. Two suspects gave the names Frank and Peter Raymond. the third remained unnamed. Newport Protection Sanitary Association formed Monday night with Hon. Samuel Powell as President and a roster including Francis Brinley, Postmaster Coggeshall, E M Stedman, W H Findder, Frank E Thompson, George F E Warin Jr, Drs Storer Rankin Brackett, Lucius D Davis, Geo Bowen, and others. A constitution and by-laws were adopted. The group operates independently of the official Board of Health.

New York Providence Ceof Frank Peter Raymond Newport Protection Sanitary Association Board of Health Samuel Powell Francis Brinley Massachusetts Coggeshall E. M. Stedman W. H. Findder Frank E. Thompson George FE. Waring, Jr H. B. Storer Boston Child Philip Grace

Notable Local Deaths and a Missing Editor Update

W W Harris of Rockville died suddenly of heart disease last week. Darius Wentworth fell from a boat and drowned at West Bristol. Lorena Alexander, Bridgeport murderess, moved to State Prison as the fourth woman inmate. John C Turner, New London City Clerk and Telegram editor, has been heard from, reported alive and in good health with no explanation for his absence.

W. W. Harris Rockville Darius Wentworth West Bristol Lorena Alexander Bridgeport John C. Turner New London

Deaths Marked by Railroad Superintendent and Noted Figures

Nelson M. Brown, superintendent of the Housatonic Railroad, died in Bridgeport at 50. Brig Gen William R. Brown died in Newburgh at 59. he led the 168th NY volunteers in the Civil War. Daniel P. Wood, Bangor Me boot maker of 50 years, died at 78. Rev. Alexander Reed D D died in Denver. Viscount Vilain XVI of Belgium, a statesman, has died.

Housatonic Railroad Bridgeport Conn William R. Brown Newburgh N. Y New York Daniel P. Wood Bangor Alexander Reed Philadelphia Denver Col Charles Ghislain Vilain Viscount Vilain XVI

Ill Fated Son Sparks Tragedy in Bangor Gambling Tale

A Bangor hotelier’s son, long entangled in poker, steals $13 from a boarder to fund gaming trips to West Salem and Milwaukee area gambling rooms. After his capture and the theft revelation to his mother, she collapses and dies, shocking a rural community. The case highlights moral concerns for local youth.

Chicago Times Bangor Milwaukee and West Salem

Villainish King Lures Widow Into Bogus Marriage

A Massachusetts widow of several thousand dollars in property was deceived by a middle aged man calling himself King who posed as a trustworthy boarder and workman. After a rapid courtship the pair moved to New York where she claims they married but with no proof. She lent him between 1000 and 2300 dollars to outfit a Springfield store, then he vanished.

New York Montague Anderson Scotland Royal Phelns Charles Augustus Murray Earl of Dunmore James Wadsworth Knickerbocker Club Anderson Marlin, Stone & Martin London Phelps Knickerbocker Courtenay Annesley King Chicopee Centre Springfield

Murderer Moses Allen Hanged in Gibson and Carcass Sold

The Savannah News reports Moses Allen, a Black man convicted of Benjamin Ivey’s murder, was hanged in Gibson on November 1 after contracting to sell his body to Mr King, a medical student from Warranton, Georgia, for ten dollars. A certificate records the sale and calls local Black residents to show cause why the carcass should not be granted.

Savannah News Moses Allen Benjamin Ivey Glasscock County Gibson King Warranton Moses H. Allen Lttham W. C

Steamer John Bramall Still Aground Off Little Gull

The John Bramall remains ashore at Little Gull as of 11.59 PM with 300 tons of coal and 5000 packages of shell and ball ammunition aboard. A fierce gale worsens recovery chances while Capt. Scott and the New York Coast Wrecking Company push to save the vessel amid rough seas.

Washington New London John Bramall Little Gull Scott New York Coast Wrecking Company

Philadelphia coal president held on $100,000 bail

George W. Huntzinger, arrested on a capias on charges he used $30,000 of Philadelphia Coal Company funds for personal business, was committed to jail after failing to post $100,000 bail. He testified in court that he left the presidency in August 1577 and that the presidency then passed to his successor. The case is returnable to the December term of the Common Pleas Court.

Philadelphia George W. Huntzinger Philadelphia Coal Company Huntzinger Common Pleas Court

Lawrence caucuses set for ward nominations and delegates

The Republican City Committee will hold Ward caucuses Monday to select Aldermen ward officers Common Council School Committee and delegates to the Mayoralt Convention. The Democratic City Committee schedules primary elections Wednesday the 27th to pick delegates for the Maraley and Aldermarne Convention. Dems consider Tarbox to unite Butler faction.

Lawrence Mass Republican City Committee Democratic City Committee Maraley and Aldermarne Tarbox Butler

Warrant issued for 1852 Molly Maguire killer Kehoe

Harrisburg officials announce warrants for execution on December 18 for John Kehoe and four other condemned in Schuylkill, Carbon, and Philadelphia counties. Kehoe had been convicted of the Langdon murder in 1852.

Harrisburg Hartranit Molly Maguire John Kehoe F. S. W. Langdon Schuylkill County Martin Bergen Charles Sharpe James O’donnell Carbon County Alexander Sayre Philadelphia

Vermont Senate Quorum Lacking. Acts Passed In House

In Montpelier on November 18 a Senate quorum was missing and House attendance was slim but business proceeded. The Legislature passed a bill enabling the Governor to appoint three commissioners to settle towns’ claims against the State for illegally assessed railroad sums, curbing similar future bills. Gov. Proctor vetoed a bill setting June 1 1879 as the final date for rebel soldiers or families to claim arrears from the State Treasury, with a strong veto message to the Senate. The House approved a plurality vote rule after the first ballot when no election occurs, and contested seat rulings in J R McLain versus H A Jackman were adverse to both. Much time was spent on Lyndon Mill Company charter expansion for logs down the Passumpsic River, which passed. The House recessed until 9 o clock Wednesday.

Montpelier Senate House Proctor J. R. McLain H. A. Jackman Lyndon Mill Company Passumpsic E House

Georgia theft case with express money loss

In Augusta on November 18 a 5060 pound shipment sent via Southern Express by George W Williams & Co to Reaves Nicholson & Co Athens Ga was lost en route. Walter S Lynch a Port Royal Railroad messenger who had the funds in custody was arrested on suspicion of theft and jailed for lack of bail. He had been trusted and the express company paid the money promptly.

Aucusta Southern Express Company George W. Williams & Co Charleston Reaves, Nicholson & Co Athens Walter S. Lynch Port Royal Railroad Yemassee

Pittsiton Navy Murder Arrests After Rescue Attempt

Michael Walsh died Saturday evening after being shot Wednesday while trying to rescue his brother from police. Chief Sullivan and Officers Kerns and Morley are jailed in Wilkes-Barre charged with murder. Officers Searles and Brown, charged with the same, left for Wilkes-Barre to avoid a mob.

Pittston Navy Michael Walsh Sullivan Kerns and Morley Wilkesbarre Searles Brown

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