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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1879

Page

3

German Socialist Labor Party Meeting at Tremont Street

The German branch of the Socialistic Labor party held a public meeting at 1004 Tremont Street on Tuesday evening October 7. Mr Fuerst delivered an address titled Equality.

Socialistic Labor Party Tremont Street Fuerst The Massachusetts Public Health Association No. 158

Dem Democrats debate convention work and 2 strong tickets

Prominent Democrats weighed the convention’s work and the party’s outlook. Mayor Prince and Hon. Leverett Saltonstall commented on Abbott Long and Pierce favorites, noting party unity, regional strength, and the risk to Butler’s coalition. Mystic Park trotting results and Boston Driving notes wrap the page.

Parker House Elevator Test Fails To Stop 85 Foot Drop

The Ellithorpe patent air cushion was tested in the Parker House elevator. Eight passengers rode to the top then the car dropped 85 feet. The wall failed as air pressure rose, causing debris and nervous shock but no serious injuries. The cushion saved most lives. repairs began and a new trial is planned.

Parker House Charles Parker de Young New York Parker Warden Robinson J. H. H. Williams J. Williams San Francisco Fred. T. Adams Adams

Redpath Lyceum Course Opens With Grand Concert

A popular Redpath Lyceum season opened with a near full Music Hall audience. The stage featured tropical decor and a distinguished lineup: Misa Marie Latta, Sig Baldanza, Sig Panini, Mile Marguerite Selvi, Mme Chatterton- Bohrer, Walter Emerson, and Mrs Abbie B Carrington. The program included duets from Elisir d Amore, Cantique de Noel, Irish Minstrelsy, Shadow Song from Dinorah, Mantello, Que la Voce from I Puritani, and a Grand Russian Art cornet solo.

Redpath Lyceum Music Hall Misa Marie Latta Sig. Baldanza Sig. Panini Mile. Marguerite Selvi Mme. Chatterton- Bohrer Walter Emerson Abbie B. Carrington America Italy Zanetta Germania Orchestra Elisir d’Amore Donizetti Baldanza Papini Aga Mile Selvi Chatterton Mme. Chatterton-Bohrer Dinorah Meyerbeer Carrington Mantello I Puritani Bellini Miss Litta Cornet Solo

Political notices of Middlesex and surrounding counties

A long list of local campaign events and nominations across Middlesex, Suffolk, Plymouth, Barnstable, Worcester, Bristol, Norfolk, and other counties. Dates in October mark Republican and Democratic meetings, rallies, and candidate nominations including First Middlesex, Second Plymouth, and readings from local papers. Notable names include Brayton, Gargan, Bugbee, Locke, and Butler campaign appearances in Lynn and Salem.

Middlesex Everett Middlesex County Lowell Cambridge Barnstable County Buzzards Bay Station Cape Town Hall Middleboro Barnstable Liberty Hall South Dennis Worcester Grafton Plymouth County Bristol Swansea Plymouth Bridgewater Ridgewater Suffolk City Hall Chelsea John S. Brayton Fall River Frank Gargan Greenbackers E. M.white M. McKenna James M. Bugbee Reading Republicans Weston Club Norfolk Warren E. Locke Norwood Thomas K. Earle Gen. Butler Axel J. C. Gustafson Horace Binney Sargent the Willows Salem Neck Carcuses Lynn Kingman Cummington Woods Enfield Gilbert Ware la Sentinelle Discours de John D. Long Messieurs Les Citoyens de Lowell E. Moody Boynton John M. Devine Wendell Phillips Faxon Wesleyan Hall Medford Rall John H. Hooper Benjamin F. Hayes J. Winslow R Russell Charles D. Archibald Newton Wade Thomas K. Rogers Newton Centre Charles Robinson, Jr Fsq West Newton John . Tarbox Ward Five Augustus Johnson N. Everett Silsbee Silas A. Barton E. K. Phillips John G. Dervan C. W. Chase Alvert Parsons Allen Chas. Betton George Turner Hixon

Relief of Payne Battle Echoes From Fortification Creek

Civil War era dispatches report relief forces advancing from Rawlins to aid Capt. Payne at Milk River. Lieut Price’s letters confirm Merritt’s 350 cavalry likely met Payne’s beleaguered command, with Dodge’s Ninth Cavalry supporting. News promises a potential breakthrough, though fresh horses may delay rapid replies.

Rawlins Price Fortification Creek Ninth Cavalry Payne Lieut. Price Chicago E. D. Townsend Washington Dodge Merritt Capt.Dodge Col. Hatch Col. Merritt Capt. Payne Gen. Townsend Milk River Yanarle Mulk River

Meeting of the Board of Commissioners at Syracuse

The American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions opened its annual meeting at Plymouth Church Syracuse with 1500 to 3000 in attendance. Leaders included Gov. Horace Fairbanks and Hon. J. B. Page among many dignitaries. Reports showed funds raised and allocations, with lectures by Rev. Arthur Little and sermons by President George T. Magoun and Rev. A J F Behrenads drawing large crowds.

Syracuse N. Y American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions Plymouth Church Mark Hopkins William E. Dodge Horace Fairbanks Vermont W. B. Washburn Massachusetts J. G Chicago I. W. Andrews Ohio A. L. Chapin Wisconsin J. Eddy Detroit Hawley Connecticut J.B. Lake Samuel Miller W. W. Patton Washington, D.C Philo Parsons C. G. Hammond Aiden Home Department Permanent Fund Otis Dew Central Africa Clarke Arthur Little George T. Magoun Iowa Christ A. J. F. Behrenads Rhbode Island First Presbyterian Church View Commission

Marlboro youth arrested for passing counterfeit bills

George Cutting of Marlboro was arrested Tuesday morning and brought to the city by Deputy Marshal Gallonp on a charge of passing counterfeit five dollar notes of the National State Bank of Troy. Several bills were found in Marlboro Saturday evening. Cutting pleaded not guilty before Commissioner Hallett and was held for further examination.

W.C. Hanson Madison Park Hotel Station Ten G.D. Dows & Co Fort Hill Square Aeae William Weissbach Weissbach Skilton Dresser Chas. Roughan East Third Street F. F. Boynton North National Bank Hallett George Cutting Marlboro Marshal Gallonp National State Bank of Troy Marshal Banks Cuiting

Steam Boiler Insurance Co promotes safer boiler use

The Harford Steam Boiler and Insurance Company inspects steam boilers and issues policies against damages from explosions. It aims to reduce public danger by ensuring trustworthy boilers through insurance. The board includes leading New England manufacturing interests and the Boston office is at No. 10 Pemberton Square.

Steam Boiler Insurance Co Harfori Steam Boiler and Insurance Company New England Boston Pemberton Square

Furnish Your Homes Through Cunningham's Savings Plan

A newspaper notice extols Cunningham's Emporium as a home savings institution offering partial payments to enable young couples to furnish a home immediately. It frames the plan as legitimate credit and a prudent savings method, urging careful budgeting to sustain payments.

Cunningham’s Emporium

Jerome Park Races Meet Recap

At Jerome Park on October 7 the program featured a one mile and a furlong race won by Una in 1.50, the Champagne stakes for two year olds won by Carita in 1.1814, and the two mile and a quarter grand handicap won by Gen. Phillips by a length in 4.0716. Wallenstein led the three quarters dash with Lady Middleton second, and Deadhead won the handicap steeplechase. Nashville day two races saw Good Night prevail in the three quarter mile dash, Sargentine winning the Rock City handicap, and Beatitude taking the one and one eighth mile dash with Victim second.

Mystic Park Pruie E Volunteer Girl Richmond Quebec Mystery Ben F Honest Ned Prune E Gen. Custer Pruie Custer Prue Prinie E Ned Hiram Smith Prince E Mysvic Park Frank Hayden B.m. Prune John McLaughlin J. Nay G. Mystery Dolens B. G H.G. Swith Us B. W. Volunteer Gir Clark Spaulding B. G. Ben F George H Romulus Quebec Maid Nel Roland Ien Age Robert B. Thomas the Maid Iron Age Thomas Ahesa George HM Ned and Nell Quebee Stoose Maid Roan Dan Wandshed H. G. Smith Br. m. Quecee Maid Locke Dik Assis DIK. S. Romulus Br. S. Roland Eg Bkaniel B.m. Nest Nes Jerome Park Una Giraffe Ethel King Ernest Beata Carita Queen’s Own Judge Murray Ferncliff Diana Kitty J Gen. Phillips Ferida Phillips Oriole Wallenstein Terror Lady Middleton Chiquita Avenger Deadhead Disturbance Derby Redding Judith Moonstone Nipper Pomeroy Nashville Beatitude Col. Sprague Vender Joe Shelby Matagorda Annie Hayden Glencoe, Jr Rock City Sargentine Cammie Ben Hill Omega Lillie R Victim Ninnock Silver Bill Jiles Johnson

Fires Rage Across Swamps and Towns from Oct 7

Norwwoop New York and surrounding towns report extensive fires burning swamps and woodlands. Massena area threatened by flames driven by wind. Madrid area hay and goods moved to safety. Several small businesses and homes destroyed in Bradford Vermont Readfield Maine Wiscasset Maine Hartford Connecticut Barion Vermont Salem Massachusetts tannery fire causes $1500 loss.

Norwwoop N. Y Massena Madrid Bradford George E. Brown F. E M. A. Davis Charles Felch Brown Davises Felch Readfield D. W. Craig G. A. Caswell Wiscarset Thomas W. Baker Alma Hartford Seymour Pottery Works Barioon William B. Sawyer Greensboro Village Salem Maes Stineson Boston Street Treadwell & Dungan

Balloon seen near Miller Station over Lake Michigan

Engineer Louis Faber of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad and fireman John Bulla reported observing a large balloon overhead near Miller Station while refilling water. They tracked it northeastward toward Lake Michigan, confirming with the Forty-third street operator that Wise's balloon was involved.

Chicago Net Louis Faber Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Miller’s Station Lake Michigan John Bulla Faber Forty-third Street Wise

Special System of Credit Gains Loyal Merchant Patrons

The advertisement promotes a unique credit system that appeals to a broad customer base including merchants manufacturers clerks and working people. It emphasizes durability artistic design and flexible time extensions to prevent breaches of contract while retaining patrons and encouraging continued purchases at its large warerooms.

Gould Plans Unified Management for Western Railroads

Jay Gould arrived in St. Louis and departed for the East by the Wabash Road after talks with Benjamin W. Lewis of the St Louis Kansas City and Northern and A L Hopkins of the Wabash. They agreed to run the lines under one management with headquarters in St. Louis. Gould insists he will retain Colorado Central South Park and the Denver Rio Grande and will stand by them.

Nemaha County Kan Kansas New England Goll & Dovahoe Abusenty C. C. Abbott Province of Quebec Goffstown Atchison St. Joseph and Denver New Abbott J. Minter Folkestone Kent England Nemaha Minter St. Louiis Jay Gould Wabash Road Benjamin W. Lewis St. Louis Kansas City Northern A. L. Hopkins Wabash St. Loui Gould Colorado Central South Park Denver and Rio Grande

Louisiana Democrats Choose Wiltz For Governor At Baton Rouge

The Democratic Convention in Baton Rouge convened at 5 P M with Felix Poche of St James elected permanent chairman A committee of fifteen was named to draft a platform The governor ballot followed Wiltz winning on the first ballot with 276 votes Gen Fred N Ogden received 174 votes The convention adjourned for the morning.

Baton Rouge Felix Poche St James Wiltz Fred. N. Ogden

Connecticut Election Shows Majorities Against Amendments

Hartford Oct 7 Returns show 22 398 majority against biennial legislature sessions and 27 276 against extending judges tenure to 75 years with 77 towns not yet heard from. Republicans carry a majority of towns in town officer elections.

Hartford Conn Courant

Coal Compact Reported Agreed By All Companies

Reportedly credible sources say the coal trade compact has been agreed to by all companies. The development could impact pricing and supply dynamics across the sector as negotiations conclude.

New York

Albertypes impress at Elliott gallery in Washington street

The article notes albertypes, new facsimile reproductions of steel plate engravings, attract attention at L A Elliott & Co on 594 Washington street. Forbis Lithograph Co. earns praise for successful, high quality art reproductions made by a European patent process.

L. A. Elliott & Co Washington Street Forbis Lithograph Company Europe Rane

Fine Carpets at Dobson Store on Washington Street

The well known carpet makers Josh and James Dobson showcase a grand display of first class carpets at 525 Washington street. Axminsters Wiltons Velvets and cheaper Kurdish carpets are offered in abundance at prices that invite shoppers to replace worn carpets.

Josh James Dobson Washington Street

Walking matches in Laconia New Hampshire highlight events

Walking meets in Laconia feature a grand ladies race won by Mrs. May Massicott in a four mile event, plus open age divisions where Sylvester Lyman and Lewis Perry win races. The O Leary belt contest in New York sees several withdrawals as Murphy nears 200 miles with rest breaks and a troubling incident involving Pierce the backer.

Laconia N. H Bertie le Franc Avery May Massicott Massicott Sylvester Lyman J. ™. Messicent George F. Avery Boston Lewis Perry New Hampshire O’leary New York Blower Brown Crossland O’ Leary Boyle Costello McLean Behrman Murphy Pierce

Grant Party Arrives in San Francisco From Merced

General Grant and his party reached San Francisco Tuesday morning after travel from Merced. Other items note a major stake in Eureka Consolidated Mining, a Sarmation refit for a royal visit, a fatal blaze in Staten Island, and various legal cases in Canada and the United States.

Brass and copper goods and mineral soap on Broad Street

The Benedict and Burnham Manufacturing Company displays brass tubing wire and related items at 57 Oliver Street via agent H W Brooks. Mineral Soap by Bates & Co at 44 Broad Street is praised for household use and polishing utensils and removing varnish and grease.

Benedict and Burnham Manufacturing Company H. W. Brooks Oliver Street Amd Chas. F. Bates & Co Broad Street

New York Clothing for Boys and Boots and Shoes Opening

Fenno and Co at Beach and Washington streets promotes New York made boys clothing offering good style and fit at lower prices. Edward P. White at 23 Tremont Row showcases a grand opening of fine boots and shoes with a complete elegant stock and reasonable prices.

New York Messrs Fenno & Co Beach Washington Streets Fenno Edward P. White Tremont Row Hfwry H. Tuttle & Co Washington and Winter Streets

Old South Bookstore Promotes Nimble Penny Motto

The Old South Bookstore at 303 and 305 Washington Street, opposite Old South Church, touts a splendid stock and low prices with small profits. Books are arranged in priced sections, boosting the shop’s growing popularity as a new book mart.

Old South Washington Street Old South Church

Tammany Inspectors Lists Form City Election Staff

The Police Board finalized the 4068 poll clerks and inspectors, with Tammany’s share totaling 1356. Samuel J. Tilden is excused, Adams of Boston is found de mented in Hoboken, and a jail recapture follows. An Auburn Prison escape is reported after a Maine man’s life sentence. An elevator collapse at 14 Mott Street injures two workers, and Meyer Dubois is arrested in a gold fraud case from 1876.

New York Tammany Samuel J. Tilden Adams Boston Hoboken John W. Wright Maine Brooklyn State Auburn Henry Hermann Mott Street John Herchmid Joseph Rock Meyer Dubois Grand Central Depot T. J. French Lancaster

Gilchrist's Invites Attention to Unusually Attractive Stock

R and J Gilchrist invite attention to their unusually attractive stock in all departments. Silks, velvets, cashmeres, and dress goods offered at genuine bargains. A complete assortment of the latest novelties in foreign and American manufactures on their counters.

R.& J. Gilchrist

Bank Robbery Attempt in Winchendon Leaves Wound

A young man named Albert Perry woke in his room off the bank after intruders entered the First National and Savings Bank of Winchendon. He fired. a robber shot him in the arm, then escaped with the pistol as Banks doors were left open. No loot found. vault time lock thwarted. Perry listed in good condition. robber described as a large man with unknown identities.

Winchendon Mass First National and Savings Bank Albert Perry Perry

Parisian Champagne at Oak Hall Sale Preview

The celebrated Douminy & Co champagne wines arrive via L A Richards & Co at 36 Kilby Street, praised as pure and excellent and equal to imports. G W Simmons & Sons offers samples and previews a Friday sale. Chandler & Co show varied silks velvets for various outfits. Jones McDuffee Stratten expand imports of pottery and glass with weekly novelties.

Doumminy & Co L. A. Richards & Co Kilby Street G. W. Simmons & Sons Oak Hall New England

Dle arraigned for murder in Norwich court

In Norwich on October 7 William B. Riddle was arraigned on a first degree murder charge for allegedly poisoning his wife Mrs. William B. Riddle. A post mortem showed preserved remains with brain and muscle tissue sent to Yale Professor Johnson for chemical analysis. Riddle pleaded not guilty and was remanded for examination scheduled October 21.

Norwich Conn William B. Riddle Sail

Peal Boyton Reaches Bristol After River Passage

Peal Boyton arrived in Bristol at 4.20 PM after leaving Plymouth at 6 AM, crossing sixteen miles of river with low water. He walked a mule past Bristol Falls two miles long and planned to resume his voyage at 6 AM, aiming for Concord thirty miles away by tomorrow night.

Bristol N. H Peal Boyton Plymouth Bristol Falls Bristol House Concord

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