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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1882

Page

1

Weight at Cincinnati expo misleads on diet efficacy

At Cincinnati's late exposition 7,467 men and 14,688 women were weighed, more than Boston 1854 averages, yet Philadelphia Record misreads this as corn being a superior flesh producer. In fact weight gain mainly stemmed from beer and pork as the political maneuvering arc shifts from revision plans to stalled Democrat aims. Arthur's home organ.

Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Record

Secretaries Folger and Sherman discuss tax bill aims

Special despatch from Washington notes ex Secretary Sherman and ex Senator Fenton met with Secretary Folger to chart a unified approach for the forthcoming treasury report and tax legislation. The piece highlights hopes for Republican senator cohesion, anticipated surpluses, and criticism of congressional extravagance, with focus on pensions and sinking fund funding.

Boston Post Washington Secretary of the Treasury Sherman Fenton Folger Congress Department Senate United States Anid Treasury Folgers Volger Paeley PrictiGrad

Nine firms to buy fresh fish at Portsmouth winter trade

Nine firms will buy fresh fish at Portsmouth for shipment to metropolitan wholesale markets during the winter. A number of persons were arrested on suspicion of complicity in a recent Portsmouth burglary and discharged for want of proof. The democrats of Charlestown celebrated their election victory with a grand ball and supper at the town hall. Over 44 attendees heard speeches and a satirical poem by Isaac Kendall. The event opened by James C. Stebbins and Mrs Jiomee B. Wing and lasted into daylight.

Portsmouth Israel H. Washburn United States Marine Corps Portsmouth Navy Yard United States Frederick W. de Rochement United States Court Room Isaac Kendall James C. Stebbins Msq Jiomee B. Wing Charlestown

Deaths and legal notes in Vermont district news

Ten year old daughter of Charles Dole of Northfield wounded by a kerosene lamp accident as flames burned her clothing. Louis Almon Meaker, convicted of killing Allie Meaker, saved from gallows by Vermont legislature amid weak mindedness and maternal influence theories. Luther W. Parmalee of Bristol, 60, found dead with burial postponed as doctors debate suspended animation versus death.

Charles Dole Northfield Louis Almon Meaker Allie Meaker Vermont Meaker Luther W. Parmalee Bristol

Franks to Ohio breeder Holstein stock sale and local deaths

F.B., G. and E. K. Ray of Franklin shipped seven young Holstein cattle to an Ohio breeder for 1600 dollars. Amos M. Wheelock of Worcester, 60, died by suicide with a razor. Philander Wilcox in Tiverton cut his right foot severely. Allen Young, 5, drowned after venturing on thin ice near Salisbury square. An inquest at Fall River examined Julia Mosher found dead in an outhouse and discharged Lupor, Chase and Thrasher on suspicion.

F.B E. K. Ray Franklin Hive Ohio Amos M. Wheelock Worcester Philander Wilcox Tiverton R. I Barnabas Blossom Wall Tiver Little Allen Young Young Salisbury Squire Brockton Fall River Julia Mosher Chase Thrasher

Virginia Supreme Court RE Me McCulloch Coupon Case

Curiosities of the Itepudiation Legislation report Virginia court ruling that 1879 McCulloch coupons remain receivable for state taxes until December 1 next, while a later measure taxes state revenues in gold or treasury notes. Judge U L Lewis and Moncure's st eer concur.

Virginia Meadjusters Brenwond Supreme Court Virginia U. L. Lewis Juda United Treasury National Bank McCulloch

Gladstone faces questions on arrears of rent act

In Lonponn the House of Commons heard Gladstone deny the arrears of rent act’s failure and say benefits not yet fully ascertained. Parnell and over 100 members urged adjournment, while Trevelyan stressed five week window for relief and ministerial aims to avert famine. Police action at St Petersburg university and mixed global reports followed.

Lonponn House of Commons Gladstone Messrs Bartlett Parnell Kent Trevelyan Ireland Land Commission Edward Gibson Dublin University Vrevelyan St. Petersburg Warsaw Charkolt Archangel Russia Petschora Dimpbna Waigaiz Charles Dilke Spain United Ireland Dillon America Colorado Cairo Ragheb Pacha Arabi Pasha Alexandria Cambridge University Port Phillip Sydney J. P. Jordan Ward 20 Henry P. Stanwood Ward Board of School Committee

Why the Bessemer Men Threaten to Close Their Mills

The New York Journal of Commerce argues the steel rail monopolists exaggerate hardship to influence tariff reform. It claims profits remain strong, closures would be self inflicted, and protection has enriched few while harming broader industry. It urges tariff commissioners to resist extortion and let the infant steel rail industry stand or fall on market terms.

Providence Merrow Creer Cnce Neresse SIZ Folger Tariff Commission Congress Commission Fenner United States Terdam N. Y Cohoes Clydesdale Robert Halloway Alexis Halloway Clydesdale Company of Glasgow Col Chicago First National Bank of Denver United’ States New York City New York New England New York Journal of Commerce America Congressman Hewitt Hamburg Hewitt Wihy Bessemer Pittb.rg New York Sun F. Keating Ron Vanderbilt Pittsburg Shoenberger & Gowat Jarrett Amalemated Association Western Iron and Steel Works Tts North Chicago Rolling Mit Company Joliet Company Union Iron and Steel Company Asali North Chicago Company Union Company Chicago Mills R. P. Traverse Marquette Stas Scranton Cleveland Deacon Smith Cincinatti Gazette Buffalo Gov. Cleveland Dorsheimer Buffalo Belles Albany Bullilo

City council debates portraits move and Muddy River plan

A lengthy common council session chaired by President Pratt ends after midnight. An order to restore John Hancock and Samuel Adams portraits to the museum is sent to the public buildings committee. Park commissioners report Muddy River improvement costs at 390000 dollars and plan land takings for Back Bay park widening totaling 152005 square feet with an estimated 10000 dollars for takings, recommending a 400000 dollar appropriation for both projects. Referred to the parks committee.

Washington Foreign Affairs Committee House of Representatives Central America Perry Belmont Belmont Blount Georgia Kasson Congress Blaine Frelinghuysen Miller California Admiral Ammen Gen. Grant Mexico Nicaragua West Eads Friends of the Railway Woglish Friends of Common Council Pratt Freeman Ward 10 Museum of Fine Arts John Hancock Samuel Adams Old State House Brown Ward 23 Committee On Public Buildings Whitmore Memorial Muddy River Park Commissioners Longwood Back Bay Park Committee On Parks Corporation Duniel Marshall Ward 3 Savage School House Harrison Avenue Morse City Point Parks Messrs. Wharton Ward Li Freeman and Cummings Wardlo Willmore West Roxbury Park City Point Park Messrs. Cotton P. J. Donovan Fraser Muller P. J. Murphy Wharton Ward 11 French Special Committee On Greenough Ward 4 Theoty Council North Ferry Avenue Lov Fward Alderman Frost Finance Committee Fitzpatrick Wrokera Sf Dudley Vine Streets Charles Street Boston Craigie Parkman Ward 9 Dartmouth Boylston Streets Huntington Avenue Black Bank East Boston Ferries North Ferry Fisk Ward 20 Wakefield Committee On Public Instruction East Boston

Roanoke College Speaker Appeals for Endowment Support

A Boston gathering at Mrs. George J. Fiske’s parlor heard Dr. Julius D. Dreher of Roanoke College recount the institution’s sixth year of work and need for endowment. President Eliot and Rev G W Blagden praised the college’s selfless effort, while Dreher offered details on climate, campus, and global graduates to encourage gifts to build a gymnasium and scientific building.

South George J. Fiske Commonwealth Avenue Clarendon Street Alexander H. Rica Julius D. Dreher Roanoke College Salem Dreher South Carolina Roanoke Witheast Northern Colleges Anun Eliot Volion Kooneke Forvard Harvard G. W. Blagden D. D Old South Church Winess Dime Isis Tremont House Messrs. A. Williams & Co

Roxbury Core Guard Forms Veteran Association Plan

At an adjourned Roxbury Core Guard meeting in Bacon hall armory, 32 ex members signified interest in forming a veteran association. A future meeting will establish the pedo veteran association. After the session, a collision invitation was extended to the company’s lady friends.

Roxbury Bacon Hall

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