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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1881

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Turbulent Editorials and Guiteau Trial Highlights

A collage of late editorials and political chatter notes Bowles in Savannah and Col in Springfield. It details Mrs Collins poisoned by scarlet stockings, a Republican chairman not a prohibitionist, and a runner up in New York treasurer race. It covers Guiteau’s trial opening, Scoville’s strategy, and public interest in the case as crowds gather.

Mrs. Collins of Troy

Previous insanity cases and a star routes letter

Lawyer Scoville cites cases of peculiar insanity and recalls the Freeman murder to frame Treason, while a remarkable under oath letter by Redell to Garfield surfaces. The document targets MacVeagh and Dorsey, alleging private papers and possible dismissal pressure, prompting defense and public debate over star route scandals and past political rot.

Redell Washington Garfield MacVeagh Dorsey New York James Grant Old Guard

Administration Prosecution Strategy in Star Route Case

Washington reports the Lilly deputy auditor case dismissed for lack of a witness, fueling belief the administration aims to present weak prosecutions to sway public opinion. Redell's affidavit storyline is debunked, Dorsey fears and telegrams shadow his testimony, while Scoville’s closing defense for Guiteau impresses and draws applause.

Boston Post Washington Sixth Lilly Edel Redel Mr. Redell Dorsey Brady New York Rede Mr. Redett Jim Bosler Carlisle Redell James Atty MacVeagh Messrs Gibson Cook Woodward Tiniteau Scoville Guiteau Corkhill Charles Guiteau Guitean

Pickings and Gleanings from Manchester New Hampshire

Special correspondence notes multiple local items including Portland creditors seizing stock at Ltottier Sharland Rochester. Wiggin buys Parker Dover butcher shop. Enfield farm sale to Doge Davis Co. Appleton mills repairs. Lougee Plymouth western trip. Chandler Bowdoin graduate to Mount Vernon. Liscom Lebanon to Reed's Ferry. Gilbert Lyme buys land near Huron to start sheep ranch. Fernald dies in London aged 77. Canada fined for assault in Lincoln. Merriam retires after 40 years. Delano Heath opens five and ten cent store in Montreal. Buster Lacovia health trip. Amoskeag veterans to celebrate Washington's birthday. Davison Cornish dies aged 61. Trussell New London trees reach three feet diameter. Bennett Mulford dies at 83. Newington deaths include Adams Fore Ore Furber Twomble. Colebrook postmaster dispute. GOP unity urged amid spoils talk.

Boston Post Manchester Portland Frank C.lougee Plymouth Exei New York Washngton Frederic Chandler Berwick Bowdoin College Danbury F. Merriam Delano & Heath Lebanon Montreal Queen's Dominions John T. Buster Lacovia New Orleans Mexco Amoskeag Veterans Washington J. M. Davidon Cornish Congregational Church Citzen Luther M.trussell New London

Severe gale devastates coast of Britain and Ireland

A powerful late November gale raked England Scotland and western Ireland causing unroofed houses in Waterford Kilkenny and widespread damage at Dun dee Folke stone harbor Oban and Blackpool. Steamships reported casualties while Scotland suffered the fiercest storm in thirty years near Queenstown with shattered sea walls and chimneys.

Great Britain London England Scotland Ireland Waterford Kilkenny Caledonian Railway Dundee Folkestone St. George’s Chaptel English Lake District Firth of Forth Lime Kiins Culross Oban

Disgraceful Scene in the Board of Aldermen

New York reports a tumultuous aldermen session. Mayor Grace withdrew Robert A. Vanwyck for police justice and nominated J. Henry Ford. Alderman McClure accused colleagues of bribery and treachery. Some alarms about Grace as a fraud were raised before Andrew J. White’s nomination was confirmed. Miscellaneous items include a Canada search for ex Secretary Stuart abandoned, lottery warrants issued in Kentucky, a fatal freight-car incident in Elizabeth NJ, a spousal quarrel ending in a shooting and a later suicide, and bets on faro recoveries plus horses dying daily from pink eye in Brooklyn.

Board of Aldermen Gribery New York Grace Robert A. Vanwyck J. Henry Ford Saur McClure Office of Police Justice Seamen Wane Fern Andrew J. White Slevin White Canada Stuart Brooklyn Board of Education John E. Simmons George Upingtoon Kentucky State Lottery William F. Perkins Hillstore Bridge N. H Elizabeth N.J J. Lauerman Fiftieth Street P. Haeger Lanerman Hatch & Peters Faro Twenty Horse Brooky D Wesley A. Gove D. H.blaney Robert A. Southworth Joseph H. Cotton John H. Sherburne William N. Starrett Frederick W. Turner G. H. W. Bates F. E. Bryant Nathaniel J. Rust George L Huntress P. Ambrose Young Winfield S. Guthrie Albert F. Lanieo Horace W. Stickney George H. Prince Dadtey R Child Edward P. Brown P.T. Sullivan John A. Scott H. W. Putnam Richard Holmes Thomas Wese, Jr Samuel Atherton Austin Bixeelow M. Jewett T. WH. G. Demott George L. Huntress Washington Street William Endicott, Jr Henry P. Stanwood

In Moston Kettle Fire Onboard Sylvester No Damage

Alarm at 3 15 on Tuesday afternoon from box 14 due to a tar kettle boiling over on the schooner Sylvester at Lewis wharf. No damage, department not summoned. Other fires reported include Hawkins millinery and Dare restaurant burns in Pachogue. A K P Lord’s sawmill at Buxton burned with heavy lumber loss. Gilbert Morrison’s Bethlehem home barn and sheds burned. Mrs Paul’s barn South Framingham with fifteen tons hay. Losses vary, insured totals noted.

Moston Sylvester Lewis Wharf Flushing L. L Hawkins Dare Pachougue Biddeford Buxton Littleton N. H Navy Gilbert Morrison Bethlehem Home Company of New York South Framingham Mass Paul Sherborn D. J. Cooney

Maine News Briefs and Local Incidents

Boothday parties discuss a national bank plan in the area. A 16 year old son of Ezra Carter of Blue Hill was accidentally shot in the neck by a playmate. A Portland Press correspondent calls for a coroner's jury investigation into Benjamin J. Rackliff's death by own action at the insane hospital. Maine State College trustees met in Bangor with W F P Wingate re elected president and Lyndon Oake as secretary. G M Gowell elected farm superintendent. D Milliken & Son tannery boiler blast at Bangor injures seven workers. William Barstow narrowly escaped fatal injury, others lightly hurt.

Ezra Carter Blue Hill Portland Press Benjamin J. Rackliff Maine State College Bangor W. F P. Wingate Lyndon Oake Garland G. M. Gowell D. Milliken & Son William Barstow

Dover Mayor Charles M Murphy Wins by Small Margin

Charles M Murphy, republican, defeated Gen Alfred Hott, democrat, for Dover mayor by 119 votes. Aldermen split two democrats and three republicans, council three democrats and twelve republicans. An Ashuelot Savings Bank audit near Winchester is said to show a smaller deficiency than 112000 with about 28000 in dividends paid beyond earnings, reducing the deficit to a small figure. Albee’s friends claim he can be exonerated from embezzlement charges. he remains sick and helpless.

Charles M. Murphy Dover Alfred Hott Ashuelot Savings Bank Winchester Albee

Fall River boy finds bank check worth nearly three thousand

A boy recovered a nearly $3,000 bank check, turned it into the bank, and received a 50 cent reward. Mass Mary E Woodman of Newburyport, missing for a decade over unsettled selection, has resurfaced in Portugal teaching music. An Englishman, Richard Ormstod, 60, died from head injury after a wagon accident on Acushnet avenue. Nantucket jetty near 1700 feet long, built with 36,009 tons of rock, deepens water alongside a seven and a half foot channel. Father Sheehy given grand Gloucester reception by lawn leagues, torchlight procession, and Hibernian society regalia. Stoughton dedicates a new town house, the first in 150 years, costing about $50,000 with library, post office, and 900-seat main hall.

Fall River Mass Mary E. Woodman Newburybort or+t Portugal Richard Ormstod Acushnet Avenue New Bedford Nantucket Father Sheehy United Lawn Leagues of Gloucester Garland Nora M. Lane Fanny Parnell League Hibernian Society of Rockport Regalia Stoughton Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association Association Huntington Avenue Brown Burgane Slack Charles W. Slack Edward Atkinson Atkinson Malthus Atlanta Inventors’ Laboratory School of Practical Instruction Institute of Technology Boston High School Lowell School of Industrial Design Manufacturers and Mechanics’ Institute Massachusetts Institute of Technology American Association For the Advancement of Science Museum of Fine Arts Boston E. A. Horton Slack Hat N. J. Bradlee A. Horton M.D. Ross United States Marshal Banks

Weddings at Advent Church and Berkeley Hall

A Tuesday wedding at the Church of the Advent united Miss Roul stone and Mr George A Melville with Rev Os borne officiating in simple English ceremony. The couple, now homemakers in Jamaican rain, receive hearty congratulations. Separately, Miss Bertha Strauss wed Mr Bernhard Sommers in Berkeley Hall in a private 5 PM ceremony followed by a lavish reception and social bustle.

Church of the Advent Miss Roulstone George A. Melville Father Osborne Melville Hugh Melville Aone Berkeley Hall Bertha Strauss Philip Strauss West Brookline Street Bernhard Sommers Philadelphia South End Miss Strauss

Dr Samuel A Green Nominated For Mayor By Republican Delegates

Delegates gathered at Mechanic Hall Tuesday evening to nominate mayor and aldermen candidates. After credentials, 149 delegates attended, votes were cast informally, and Dr Samuel A Green won the mayoral nomination by acclamation amid calls for a qualified, electable candidate.

Mechanic Hall Joseph Bennett E. P. Brown George P. Denny Messrs Henry Parkman George L. Hantress Denny Wade Denny Republican Party Mayer Robert F. Means Ward Lysander O. Parker Charles J. Prescott Ward U Simeon Davis Henry W. Putnam Samuel A. Green Charles T. Gallagher Ward 14 Augustus Ross Ward 10 Curtis Guild John P. Fay Wesley A. Gove Dudley R. Child Charles B. Fox Ienry D. Hyde Green Hyde S. B. Stedding Curtis Gould Russ

Mule Litta at Music Hall in late Roberts Lyceum program

The eighth Roberts Lyceument program last night at Music Hall featured Mile. Marie Litta and a concert company with vocalists Hattie McLain H. L. Cleveland Montrose Graham and D. M. Babcock and instrumentalists Nellie Bangs John Skelton Elizabeth Chadbourne with Leon Keaneh as accompanist. Litta’s soprano shone in the minue polonaise from Mignon and the ensemble offered a strong finish. Next program is Nov 29 featuring Prof. J. W. Churchill readings with W. J. Leavitt at organ and Dr. Maas piano recital. Dr. Maas also performed a piano recital at Horticultural Hall with Liszt Chopin Schumann and Mendelssohn selections and a paraphrase de concert on A Midsummer Night's Dream. The Boston Museum Company plans a Thanksgving matinee for Pounce. White Star Line contracts with Harland & Wolff for 60,000-ton fleet. new ships Arabic and Coptic delivered, with further vessels in progress and vast capital expenditure noted.

Elizabeth Chadbourne Leon Keaneh Mille Litta J. W. Churchill W. J.D. Leavitt Louis Maas Bachetude Chopin Liszt Erlkonig Paa Saeteren Mans Waldesrauschen Boston Museum Company

Resignation and school appointments noted in city meeting

Henry W. Swift resigns from the board due to other duties and the vacancy is to be announced to the board of aldermen. Appointments to covering drawing schools include Batley Munsell Fris ber Locke Weoatler Adams Jepson Brackett. Separate ballot discussed. a school closing order and farewell to Pastor Hubbell accompany the meeting agenda.

Henry W. Swift Board of Aldermen Mercy A. Batley Albert H. Munsell Appleton Street John L. Frisber Emma F. Locke Charlestown Clara L. Weoatler Charles L. Adams Roxbury George Jepson Walter F. Brackett Tennyson Street Fox Pax Moran

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