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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Oct 02, 1882

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Independent Republicans in Montrose Seek Speech from Opposing Governor Candidate

In Montrose Susquehanna County Pennsylvania, 231 independent Republicans petition the anti Cameron candidate for governor to speak. Last year the county cast only 127 independent Republican votes. The independent movement urges action to counter incumbent Ton.

Montrose Susquehanna Pennsylvania Brudder Cam- Ton

Aleck Stephens Retires to Liberty Hall Ahead of Georgia Vote

Aleck Stephens ends campaign work and retires to Liberty Hall in Crawfordsville awaiting Wednesday election results. His opponent Gen Gartrell, a Georgian with diverse backing from Democrats, greenbackers, independents and Republicans, is aided by dubious associations. The piece forecasts Stephens’s substantial victory and Georgia’s continuity under the current party.

Aleck Stephens Liberty Hall Crawfordsville Gen. Gartrell Gartrell Hubbell Georgia

The Political Field in New York and Beecher’s Sermon

Reports from Brooklyn and statewide counties show Republican doubts over Folger’s candidacy and fears of a Cleveland faction gain. Democrats anticipate victories in Virginia and Pennsylvania amid party infighting. Beecher at Plymouth Church calls for principled politics while Folger prepares to accept.

New York Oet Brooklyn Folger Cleveland Erie Judge Folger Geneva George Bliss Oe Folger Thurlow Weed Washington Eppa Hunton Virginia Mahone Pennsylvania Cameron Keystone Oliver United States Mitchell Beaver Beecher Henry Ward Beecher Plymouth Church Cornell Mr. Beecher

Prohibition talk and Massachusetts politics in 1882

An editorial mix critiques Congressman Dingley’s prohibition zeal and taunts independent Republican leaders. It endorses Patrick A. Collins as a strong candidate in Massachusetts fourth district and discusses Judge Folger’s gubernatorial nomination amid New York stalwarts.

Deadlock in Sixth District GOP as rumors of settlement rise

The Gazette reports the Sixth District Republican convention adjourned without issue but hints a settlement may come after talks between Converse and Frost. Chelsea factions met secretly. Lodge supporters push to unite against Davis rivals. State campaign notes cover committee actions, letters, and upcoming nominations in multiple districts.

Sixth District the Gazette Sixth Messrs Converse Frost Chelsea Charlestown Daniel W. Gooch Young Herald Lodge Lynn Davis Essex County Tin Wesleyan Hall Bishop Ames Congressman Bowman Democratic State Committee Washington Street Plymouth Norfolk Bumpus Weymouth Hosea Kingman Bridgewater Parker House Boston 11Th Greenfield Hampshire Worcester Franklin Norcross Fitchburg Maj. Winn William Whiting Holyoke Senate Messrs. Scott Lexington Peck Arlington Randall Waltham

Laborers in Egypt Expedition Face Dardanelles Clash

Despatches from Constantinople report tense negotiations between the Porte and Lord Dufferin over British Egyptian expedition laborers returning from Port Said. After landing, guards escorted them under protection pending identification tomorrow while Greek minister Condouriotis defends territory ceded by the Porte. News notes a hurricane in Ireland, dockyard wrecks, and arson probes linked to an Armagh treason case.

London Constantinople Porte Lord Dufferin Turkey Egypt Port Said Dardanelles Nort M. Condouriotis Said Pasha Greece Col. Berdan Wallace United States Armagh Burns Lawson Commission Court Dublin E. Dwyer Gray Gray Ireland Cork Harvey Mills Liverpool New York Queenstown Newry Limerick Brussels Henry M. Stanley de Brazzi Enniskillen County Fermanagh

Bristol Steamer Breaks Shaft Delays Newport Service

The Bristol of the Fall River line lost its main shaft near Newport around 1 am. The Old Colony towed her in, arriving by 9 am. Passengers will travel east on a diverted line, Newport trips resumed once Bristol is repaired, expected within a week.

Newport R. I Bristol Fall River New York Old Colony

Palatial steamer Robert E Lee burned near Vicksburg

The palatial steamer Robert E Lee was destroyed by fire on its first Mississippi trip from New Orleans, about 40 miles below Vicksburg. valued at 160000, with 21 believed dead. Passengers and crew suffered burns or drowned. many saved in perilous conditions. Notable losses include Mrs Pointer of Maysville and Mrs McClellan of New Orleans amid a list of crew and cabin passengers. The fire likely started in the pantry. the vessel’s mail books and cargo of 500 bales of cotton were lost.

Vicksburg Miss Robert E. Lee New Orleans Mississippi Perkins Pointer Maysville McClellan Miss Adams Baton Rouge Searle Frank Jones Ophelia Jones Martha Webb Thomas Fisher Joe Murrell Scott Cox Thomas Collins I. Duncan Brown Kardo William Mestmaker United States Mail

Fourth day ends NH Young Men's Christian Association convention

Franklin Falls New Hampshire October first reports the fourth and final day of the New Hampshire YMCA convention. Morning prayer meetings and forenoon services occurred at multiple churches followed by gospel meetings at Burleigh hall and the New Hampshire Orphans' Home. Sayford of Massachusetts delivered addresses and delegates plan to return Monday.

Franklin Falls N. H Convention of the Young Men’s Christian Association of New Hampshire Burleigh Hall Sayford Massachusetts Association

Violent Deaths and Disorder Highlight Menace Across Cities

Reports detail suicides in Arkansas and Pennsylvania, a fatal boarding house fire in Lemont Illinois, a poison case in Bridgeport, and a child deaths in St. Simon Quebec. Other items note arrests of Williamsport officials, tobacco sales, a Philadelphia poisoning case, a Knoxville murder verdict, a track worker murder, and a star route conviction. Also mentioned are a vandalized Richmond monument, a missing Masons official embezzlement case, Cincinnati insurance rate talks, and a Florida municipal debt law debate.

Pine Bluff Ark George Travis Bridgeport Lemont Lll Coova Green Jefferson Spring Jefferson County P. L. Dunn Hilaire Roupeau St. Simon Rimouski P. Q Williamsport Tobacco Association Danville William G. Whitaker Philadelphia Supreme Court Knoxville Tenn Milton Hodges Samuel Hodges James McFarland Memphis and Little Rock St. Francis Mississippi John Diamond Joseph Fink Joseph Blackman William R. Cason Henry C. Arbuckle Joseph R. Black Black Hollywood Cemetery Richmond Tyler Madonna Italy John F. Burrill Grand Lodge of Masons of Illinois Springfield Minneapolis Burrill Cincinnati Fire Department

Chandler Named Democratic Candidate for Congress in New Hampshire

The Concord Democratic convention in Dover nominated Manchester businessman George Byron Chandler for Congress. Chandler, 57, a longtime banker and financier with deep ties to Amoskeag Bank and local firms, is praised for his business experience and judgment. The piece contrasts Chandler with the Republican nominee Col. Haynes, and outlines party strategies, key figures, and campaign logistics in Manchester and statewide.

Boston Post Concord N. H Dover George Byron Chandler Manchester Chandler New England Bedford Adam Chandler Thomas Chancer Congress Senator Chandler Michigan George B. Chandler Zachariah Chandler Roxbury Mass Zachariah Gilmanton Academy Washington and Hopkinton Dyer H. Sanporn Kidder & Dancklee Amoskeag Bank Amoskeag Sayings Bank People’s Savings Bank Manchester and Moody Currier D. J. Daniels B. F. Martin Col. Haynes National House of Representatives

Trinity church Lewiston to be dedicated Friday

The Lewiston town area reads of a dedication for Trinity church on Friday. A Bangor boy Walter Guthrie aged 13 dies from a fall from a tree suffered the day before. Dover boy John Mansell aged 8 is killed when a horse runs away in Charleston. The Portland Advertiser questions Thomaston prison supervision after a convict is released and another hides a hammer in his cell.

Trinity Church Lewiston Walter Guthrie Bangor John Mansell Dover Charleston Portland Advertiser Thomaston

Dover Goes Dark as Insurance Agent Halts Electric Service

New Hampshire report notes an insurance agent stopping electric light usage after lines were in place and heading to Boston for a guarantee. In Portsmouth, Dan iel F. Emerson and Ellen M. Bartlett of Northwood faced adultery charges, jailed on $300 bail. Keene man Frank E. Kenion died by morphine overdose leaving a widow and two children. A 13 year old boy, Henry H. Tobey of Eliot Me, drowned near Dover Point bridge. Burglary hits Milton as Frank Tanner’s house is robbed of 218 dollars. Nashua Republicans form a campaign club with Holman president Copp secretary Maynard treasurer. Democratic city committee elects Col. W. H. D. Cochrane president and officers.

Dover Insurance Boston Portsmouth Daniel F. Emerson Ellen M. Bartlett Northwood Frank E. Kenion Keene Henry H. Tobey Eliott Dover Point Portsmouth and Nashua Republicans Charles Holman E. J. Copp Frank Maynard Democratic City Committee Col. W. H. D. Cochrane

West Concord Depot Burglarized for 20 Dollars

A local depot at West Concord was burglarized for twenty dollars. J R Kimball of New York owns heavily prized red polled cattle recently imported from England to Randolph. The Bay View park event at Lake Memphremagog on September 30 featured leading bands from Vermont and New Hampshire, with soloists and a 200-voice chorus.

West Concord England Randolph J. R. Kimball New York Bay View Park Lake Memphremagog Vermont New Hampshire

Infant found drowned near Linen mills in Fall River

A six week old infant was found drowned Sunday morning near the Linen mills in Fall River. Police suspect Ellen Taylor and are actively seeking her.

Fall River Ellen Taylor Michael Surry South Lancaster Old Colony Road Wales Street Taunton Dean Bristol Agricultural Society Gov. Long Gaage Fox Alanson Wentworth Old Cemetery Stoughton A. 5 Porter Brockton Mrs. Porter

Fire at Gas Fixture Store on Milk Street

Boston patrolman Charles Maynes spotted smoke at 3 AM and hunted the source until 7 30 AM when he found a basement fire at George K Paul & Co 98 Milk Street. He entered the building and extinguished the blaze, likely caused by spontaneous combustion of oily waste.

Charles Maynes Milk Street George K. Paul & Co Telegraph Emporium Democrat Ridgway Bank Hyde House Saratoga Continental Portland R. F. Bucknam Corner Park York Streets New York E. Treadwell & Sons Water Street North Adams Mass William A. Mullett Springfield O. E. Noyes L. P. Young H. F Adams J. B. Dean Dean Providence

Yale Senior Smith Faces Trial Over False Pretenses Profits

New Haven report outlines Albert E. Smith the Yale catcher and substitute, accused of obtaining about $500 from the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes with $65, $103, and $130 respectively. E. L. Lindsey represented Smith, offering to return the money. many witnesses to appear. Trial adjourned to next week.

New York New Haven Conn Albert E. Smith Yale E. L. Lindsey Esq Smith Consolidated Nine

Hillsdale Crew Rebounds After Boat Accident

The Hillsdale rowing team arrived in Philadelphia aboard the steamship Indiana. Captain Terwilliger says their Thames race loss was caused by an accident to their boat. After briefly letting the English four pass, Hillsdale regained several lengths before the finish.

Philadelphia Hillsdale Indiana Terwilliger Thames

Notable Leaders and Figures Hint at 19th Century Affairs

Oscar Wilde visits Hotel Vendome while William E. Dodge heads for Portland and Newport. James M. Tarbox Jr resigns as Lynn streets chief. Francis A. Osborn takes Suffolk County G A R treasurership. Murch may edit Albany Daily Union. Capt Webb prepares Horticultural hall exhibit with mushroom diet. Editor Has Kell praised by Philadelphia Press as Republican ally. 500 voters back him over Candler. Benjamin F. Cook publishes 167 page history of the 12th Massachusetts. President Arthur visits Thousand Islands area, health improving. Steamship Atlas passengers listed from Liverpool including Abbott, Brewster, Russell, and others.

Oscar Wilde Vendomerion William E. Dodge Newport Portland James M. Tarbox, Jr Lynn Francis A. Osborn Suffolk County Webb Horticultural Hall Philadelphia Press Haskell The Boston Herald Ninth Candler Benjamin F. Cook Webster Massachusetts Fletcher Webster James L. Bates Asketer Cantonment Hicks Arthur Alexandria Bay Thousand Islands R. G. Dun Steamship Atlas Liverpool Julia MacNamara Mary MacNamara Jere Abbott Walter Abbott Gordon Abbott

New Arlington Street Pastor Brooke Herford Addresses Congregation

Rev. Brooke Herford of Chicago begins duties as pastor at Arlington Street church. He urges loyalty to churches, cites their moral and educational value, and recalls historic watchwords. He stresses religion fosters higher morality and pleads for church unity and growth. He notes churches support communities and youth even amid secular trends.

Arlington Street Brooke Herford Chicago Curtis Guild Herford House of God New England

Proposals Split Over Prince Grammar School Two-Session Plan

A school committee proposal to switch Prince grammar school to a two-session system faces strong local opposition. Residents who back single sessions argue the current setup serves the school well and should not be altered after prior petitions against change.

Prince Grammar School

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