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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1875

Page

3

Secretary of the Interior Resumption Scheme Abandoned

The Surveyor of Customs in San Francisco reports a new shoal 200 feet square at 37 36 N 125 18 W, seen clearly by the Florence Bailey. Straw bailers face reform. many charged 15 percent, now 5-10 percent due to competition. Chittenden rents Sumner home for next session. Jewell’s daughter wedding in Connecticut tomorrow. Delano's successor undecided. interior secretary appointment expected tomorrow. Silver resumption deferred as Congress may modify or drop the plan due to high silver prices.

San Francisco Treasury Department Lee Pacific James G. Coffin Florence Bailey Tahiti United States Chittenden Brooklyn Sumner Jewell Connecticut Delano Interior Josie James F Sarah Langmaid Academy Pembroke Street Waldo Deacon Gile Daniel F. Copp Suncook Evans Northwood Aaron Whittemore

Titiens charms New York in debut at Steinway Hall

An immense audience greeted Mlle. Titiens in America with four numbers and praise for a voice described as the finest of the generation. The performer dazzled with The Grand Aria, L'Ardita, and other selections, while Arabella Goddard contributed Beethoven and Thalberg pieces. A separate note recalls a Cuban duel attempt in Prospect Park thwarted by police, featuring Marc E. Rodriguez and Rafael Toledo.

Mlle Titiens America Steinway Hall Fulton Moody and Sankey New York Mlle. Titiens Mile Tittens der Freischutz Parepa- Rosa Handel Arditi L’ardita Strakosch Pasta Grist Mme Arabella Goddard Beethoven Thalberg Mme. Goddard Brooklyn Prospect Park Marc E. Rodriguez Rafael Toledo Rodriguez Toledo Capt. Smith Sergt. McCullough McCullough

Glasgow Protest Meeting Backs Anti Vaticanism

An enthusiastic Glasgow gathering protested Vatican influence and read a letter from Gladstone conveying sympathy with the aims. COLLISION AT SEA reports the British bark H B Jones from New York Sept 3 arrived damaged after a petroleum-carrying voyage near Gibraltar. A SHORT HOP CROP notes hop pickers completed harvest with about one fifth of the crop failed, hops left on poles. Enazlah hops rise from 8 to 10 shillings per cwt.

Glasgow Gladstone Gibraltar H. B. Jones New York

Insurrection notes and Balkan politics report Oct 5

News from Belgrade St Petersburg Vienna London covers Prince Milan informing the Skupch ina of an attempted independent policy and the Skoptchina's unity to support him The Journal de St Petersburg sees provincial representation concessions as best while the Tagspresse notes great powers may withdraw guarantees over Serbian rights and Milan plans a new ministry The Times Vienna dispatch cites Turkey tax remissions totaling 30000000 dollars

Belgrade Milan Skoptchina ST. Petersburg Journal de Vienna Tagspresse Servia Skuptchina London The Times Turkey

Creditors Meet on European and North American Railway Plan

In Bangor on Oct 5 creditors examined a detailed report of the committee on the railway's finances. Indebtedness totals 7.57 million with 334,830 earned in 1874. Proposals include reorganizing control, funding floating debt, and distributing 20,000 shares to floating-debt holders to secure extensions and avoid sacrifice. A bondholders meeting is slated for Oct 19.

Guibord Montreal Ottawa L’institut Canadien United States Ontario Halifax N. S Challenge John Powers Norman McLeod M. Wood Sydney Navy Department Washington Boston Poughkeepsie Bangor European and North American Railway Company G. B. E. Jackson, Esq Piscataquis Committee of Creditors International Railway Construction and Transportation Company International and Transportation Company E. and N.A International Railway Construction and ‘Transportation Company Consolidated Consolidated European and North American Railway Company T. Lo N. Y Massachusetts Connecticut Board of Trade Hudson River Bridge Company Hudson Hudson River Bridge Boston and South Mountain Railroad

Tense clashes loom as Friars Point fears flare

A Memphis dispatch reports racial strife near Friars Point Mississippi with white volunteers arming, a Democratic convention clash involving Brown and Alcorn, and evacuations of women and children. By midnight hundreds of blacks are said to approach the town while whites mobilize under Gen Chalmers amid calls for reinforcements.

Memphis Tenn Helena Ark Friar’s Point Miss Brown Alcorn Rex Friars Point Friar’s Chamers Gen. Chalmers Col. Burke Austin

Farmers Exhibitions Hit Maine New Hampshire and Rhode Island

The Cumberland County Agricultural Society opened its fourth annual exhibition in West Cumberland Maine with a large stock display including 100 yoke of oxen and 100 cows. In Keene New Hampshire the Cheshire Park fair drew big crowds with Jersey cattle and multiple oxen entries. South Paris Oxford County show reported light attendance due to rain while Lewiston Androscoggin Agricultural Society showcased strong cattle entries and large textile displays. Providence Rhode Island State Fair opened with cattle show at Narragansett Park and a grand cavalcade ending with a turfman Oliver L. Marshall injured when his horse ran away. Marshall broke a leg and the horse was also damaged.

Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Portland Cumberland County Agricultural Society West Cumberland Charlie Miller Black Bird Mansi Deering Keene N. H Nine Towns Connecticut River Durham R. & H. M. Elwell Langdon M. W. Winslow Waltham Mass Williams N. P. Banks Henry W. Bellows New York Walpole Paris Oxford Lewiston Androscoggin Agricultural Society City Fall Providence R. I Narragansett Park Howard Hall Oliver L. Marshall Marshall

Merrimack Trotting Circuit Opens Fall Meeting at Manchester

Opening day at Manchester Trotting Park features strong entries and fast times. From the Merrimack River circuit races to Jerome Park results in New York, horses like Leander Countess and St. Martin headline the day while Eva faces controversy after a disputed heat call. In Nashville, the Merchants’ post stakes deliver two mile heats with Tea Broeck and Clem winning, and Novelty leads the dash.

Jerome Park Manchester N. H Nashville J. D. Marah Great Falls B. G Aldis Walton Wakefield Charles K. J. R. Farnham Waltham Chapin Henry Jones Lawrence Ice J. ¥. Haines Bangor S. m H. G. Smith Concord C. m. Nelle Collins D. Warren Worcester H. B. Verry Cunningham & Nay Boston Mary F Wm. Sweet H. L. Miller P. B. Robinson Johnnie Eva Haines Leander Josie B Lloyd’s Asteroid Countess Madge Moaxer Brigand Osage St. Martin Joe Cerus Nettie Norton Invoice Warrior

Fire Sweeps Multiple New England Buildings

A string of fires across Concord New Hampshire Worcester and Taunton Massachusetts caused substantial losses. In Concord the three story Main Street block owned by Woodmen & Song burned destroying stock machinery and several small businesses with insured losses nearing nine thousand dollars. In Worcester a South Worcester barn contents were destroyed with a four hundred dollar insurance payout. Orange and Canaan saw houses and a factory burned with total losses around three thousand dollars and three hundred dollars respectively. Taunton reported damage to a picker room at the Westville mill.

Concord New Hampshire Concorpd N. H Main Street L. Woodmen & Song Wovenman & Sons H. M. Ray H. O. Mathew’s J. P. Leavitt Worcester Massachusetts Mass South Worcester Joseph Boyden Cummington Springfield D. W. Lowell Orange H. H. Whitney Canaan Levi Mooney Taunton Westville

October session opens for Vermont courts with Judge Chipman

Rutland Vermont October session of the United States District and Circuit Courts for Vermont began today with Judge Chipman of Connecticut presiding. There is considerable business to be disposed of.

Rutland United States District and Circuit Courts Vermont Chipman Connecticut

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