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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1881

Page

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Journal Pleads Friends to Register Against Butler Rule

The Journal urges readers to register to help resist the Butler threat to the town. It laments the grim Thanksgiving feast and calls for civic action to protect the community from the alleged throttling influence.

Wisconsin Mob Demands Governor Punish Lynchers in Durand

A mob hanged a man named Maxwell for alleged crimes in Wisconsin. In reaction, another group of law‑abiding citizens urged the governor to punish the lynchers, threatening to burn the county courthouse and jail in Durand if unmet. The writer contrasts this with Texas and Mississippi, urging Republican contemporaries to explain the discrepancy.

Maxwell Wisconsin Durand Texas Mississippi Minnesota Waters Gtste

Concord railroad contract urged as intra vires defense

Counsel for Edmund Burke and others contest the Concord railroad suit arguing the August 19 contract with Boston and Lowell is within state law and charter. They deny fraud and illegality, claim broad powers for railroad corporations, and contend any state restriction would conflict with federal authority and the U.S. Constitution. The article also covers local Republican municipal committee actions and forthcoming nominations for alderman and school committee.

Lowell Mass Republican City Committee Citizens’ Movement Pine Street Garfield Highland School Samuel V. Spaulding Merrimack Valley Spaulding Bell Ringers Concord N. H Concord Railroad Edmund Burke Et Als Boston and Lowell and Concord Monitor New York Railroad c United States Congress

Opening of the Massachusetts WCTU Fair in Horticultural Hall

The Massachusetts Women’s Christian Temperance Union opened its state fair at Horticultural Hall to raise funds for relief of the suffering and to aid families harmed by intemperance. Notable patrons include Gov. Long and Rev. Phillips Brooks, with fairs continuing through the week. Also noted are local incidents and shipping freight delays, a missing West Gardiner man, bank depositors negotiating low-value bond offers, and a Portland post office clerk’s confession and bail hearing.

Washington John W. Guiteau Garfield John Charles Boston Guiteau Godding St. Elizabeth Asylum Guitean Scoville Law and Constitution of America CC. S. Jocelyn C.S. Jocelyn Lennox N. Y Oneida Madrid the Times Lord Lyons France England Spain Morocco Tunis Morier Seper Armijo Arthur Lefroy Sir William Harcourt Home Secretary Lefroy Gold Lieut. Roper Constantinople Hamburg Zollverein National Zeitung Fulda Wallace Arthur Boyd Tyne Uantian Archbishop Croke Cashel Cantwell King Alfonsos Royal Palace Penzance Witze Lazislau Ventnor Eng HawiFax Bank of Prince Edward Island St. John N. B Brecken Secretary of the Treasury New York Treasury Department Alvin O. Buck Post Office Department United States Bundy American Rubber Company Potter Street Cambridgeport Thomas Turpin Cambridge Somerville John E. Wool Broadway Grand Canal Charlestown Franklin Street R. D. Evans O. W. Paine W.D. Hunt John Rogers Eden W. Burr East Cambridge Chet Casey Cambridge Department Cniet Hagar Capt Folsom Fox Doyie First Baptist Church of Chicago Lorimer Wayland Hoyt Brooklyn Henson Philadelphia George Evans Gov. Evans Maine Augusta Evans John Quincy Adams Washington Irving William Prescott Marten van Buren Daniel Webster John C. Calhoun David Crockett Charles Dickens Davy Crockett Mme. Iturbide Emperor Iturbide Mexico Augustine Itarbide Maximilian Continent Iterbide Massachusetts Women’s Christian Temperance Union Horticultural Hall Noose A. L. Porter M. J. Webster Far Gov. Long Prince Henry B. Peirce Robert R. Bishop Senate Charles J. Noyes House of Representatives Phillips Brooks D. D E. B. Webb Boston University Anno Tudor Mre Lemuel Caswell State Union Gregg Cobb Plymouth Corgdon Gov. Carver Apa Pilgrim Hall Barnstable County Nantucket Congdon Kate Greenway Middlesex Medfora Malden Spencer Brookline Ivner Lincoln S. Miller Hampshire Hampden County H. H.lilton Williamsburg W. &. Thayer Lyman James Chelsea Pruden Suffolk County Boston Union Ellen French East Boston Dr. Foots South Boston A. D. Wetherell A. F. Clapp Vaughn Miss Sprague Maiden Kendig Leavitt Id Orchard Saco Old Orchard Charlies A. Cole West Gardiner Pacific National Bank Bangor Lewiston Bath Thomaston Fort Fairfield A. Havelock McLean Portland Post Office Rand i Portland United States District Court William Downey Rockland Gunton-Harrison Fall River Bristol County Agricultural Society Samuel E. Bennett Abington Tinea Citizens Brockton Opera House R. W. Williams George S. Leach Henrys. Packard Holyoke Pest House Whiting & Parsons Paper Wills Taunton Thomas Hartnett Marlboro George Blake Frea Malley Buster” Cahill Blake Malley

Dover claim and taxes amid scattered local notices

W H K Ferrald files a 3000 claim against Dover for damages from a detective highway incident. Concord assessors abate taxes on Ebaret property, assessed at about 85000. John G Jones of Leinster, 36, fell stairs suffering internal injuries and memory loss. Dartmouth trustees appoints medical college staff including Bancroft, Elsberg, and Sealey. Titus’s express train near Cola River station narrowly avoids disaster when striking a three ton rock but no injuries occur.

W.H. K. Ferrald Dover Concord John G. Jones Leinpster Dartmouth College Medical College Jesse P Bancroft N. H Louis Elsberg New York City W.W. Sealey Cincinnati Titus Boston Teaying Bellows Falls Cola River

Wild cat catch and regional industry notes

Joseph Phelan trapped a wild cat weighing 31 pounds in East Granitis woods last week. An establishment in Danby produces over 2,000,000 bushels of charcoal annually. Mines in the city report typhoid fever with several deaths, many recoveries, and others still ill. Mutual Union telegraph poles are being delivered along a proposed Addison county route following the Rutland and Burlington railroad line.

Joseph Phelan East Granitis Danby Mutual Union Telegraph Addison County Rutland and Burlington

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