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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1881

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Senator Bayard in Senate Presidency and Democratic treachery

The passage argues that if Senator Bayard loses the senate presidency it would be due to treachery by Democrats, caused by his rigid principles and sound policy. It expresses trust that outcome will not occur, but says he can endure it if it does.

Bayard Senate Senator Bayard Miller Republican Party Democratic Party England Sistem St. Petersburg Annitchkeff Palace Durban Natal Berlin Morning Post Boundary Clinton British Columbia Paris The Times Grevy M. Gambetta

Old regime whispers cloud Arthur era hopes in Philadelphia

The Philadelphia Times cautions that present cabinet names loom in a pessimistic light for the new administration. It likens Washington to Grant era figures and predicts resurgent corruption under Boss Shepherd Gorham Babcock and Belknap as potential ministers, while doubting full recovery of the old guard until President Arthur acts.

Philadelphia Times Washington Grant White House Boss Shepherd Gorham Senate B’s Babcock Belknap Arthur

Garfield memorial hospital committee named in Washington

Mr Justice Miller appoints a national executive committee led by Gen W T Sherman to raise subscriptions worldwide for a Garfield memorial hospital in Washington. The Yorktown centennial expenses face a $9,500 deficit, with Congress likely asked to cover it. The cattle commission lacks funds to proceed investigations and local cooperation remains weak. Treasury stringency clouding bond redemption prospects and sugar case docket delays threaten early rulings.

Justice Miller Washington Garfield Memorial Hospital United States W. T. Sherman Jas.g. Blaine Wm. Windom David G. Swaim Jas. Gilfillan J. Fred. Thompson Henry Wise Garnett W. G. Palmer Joseph M. Toner Yorktown Congress Cattle Commission Special Treasury Cattle Commission

Pursuit of Chiricahua Indians Intensifies Across Border

Arizona reports indicate George’s band has scattered with eighteen surrendering at San Carlos while Maj. Wilhelm heads to Camp Thomas. George and four men are believed hidden near the agency. Bernard notes Indians heading toward the Mexican line with Cochise support, as U S forces plan cross-border pursuit with Mexican troops if needed.

Tucson Ariz San Carlos Hoag George Wilhelm Thomas Lacheze Wallcox Benson Col Bernard Sonora Chiracahua Mountains Justin Bowie Tombstone San Bernardino Ranch Ar. T Pucson Chihuahua

Fair closes after successful three day event in Brockton

Brockton Mass October 7 closing day crowds reach about 10 000 with total three day attendance near 27 000. Exhibition financially successful allowing the society to reduce indebtedness. Morning sports included wheelbarrow potato and sack races. Trotting races featured top prizes from 150 to 250 dollars with Ed Jackman and Archie taking wins and times listed. John Hourihan of Boston wins 5 mile foot race in 27 minutes 27 1 4 seconds.

Brockton Mass Ed. Jackman Little Frea Archie John Shepard Boston Blondime Mill Boy John Hourihan Loston

Grand Reception and Banquet at Leeds

A grand reception and banquet at Leeds features discussions on American trade and the Irish question. Parnell is described in a savage halting general despatches style.

Leeds Parnell

Honors to Garfield's Memory

Panama reports the death of U S President James A Garfield with national sorrow. The Panama president issues a decree ordering eight days of half mast and a funeral dirge by the Colombian Guard band in front of the U S consulate, with the program carried out.

Garfield Panama James A. Garfield United States of America Colombia United States

Malley case janitor testifies on Foote building room occupancy

In New Haven on Oct 7 the janitor said room 26 was occupied Aug 4 by two young men. The state sought to prove James Malley Jr with a woman. cross exam showed prior occupancy by Walter Malley and others and a warning from Walter to the janitor about reporting such matters.

New Haven, Conn Malley Foote James Malley, Jr Walter Malley Walter

Ministers Debate Communism and Personal Wealth at Institute

In Princeton Massachusetts the Unitarian Ministers' institute held two practical papers on Communism by Rev. R Heber Newton and its antithesis by Edward Atkinson. Dr Felix Adler urged religion to lead social reform and moral business ethics as 160 clergy philosophers and scientists closed the four day session.

Princeton Mass Unitarian Ministers’ Institute R. Heber Newton D. D New York City Edward Atkinson Boston Newton Commonwealth Felix Adler New York Society For Ethical Culture Adier Adler Releionists

Kearsarge fair closes. Patterson speech at Warner

The Kearsarge fair at Warner concluded Friday with an address by Hon. J. W. Patterson. The New Hampshire Unitarian state convention closed Thursday in Nashua after a large attendance. The Newmarket fever scare proved typhoid in a severe form and subsided with caution. The New Hampshire Women’s Board of Missions re elected officers led by President Mrs Helen G Knight. Lewis A Rice of Webster died by self inflicted strychnine poisoning following domestic troubles. The Hanover highway damage case Elihu Burlbutt v town ended in a six to six jury split. Foss v South family of Shakers of Enfield pending before the jury. Manchester fire department held its second annual parade with delegations from Concord and Nashua, followed by a city hall banquet led by Chief Engineer Thomas W Lane.

Warner J. W. Patterson New Hampshire Portsmouth Abbie E. Melvithra Exeter C. W. Wallace Horace Pettee Manchester Lewis A. Rice Chelsea Webster Elihu Burlbutt Hanover Haverhill Joseph K. Foss South Family Shakers Enfield Plaintif

Apple harvest boosts Addison and Chittenden counties

It is estimated that over 30 000 barrels of apples were produced this year in Addison and Chittenden counties alone. One orchard owner named Miller sold more than 5 000 barrels at 3 dollars per barrel, earning 15 000 dollars from this part of his farm. Many orchards yield from 500 to 5 000 dollars.

Addison Chittenden Miller Goss New York Stock Exchange G. L. Haight C. Minzesheimer H. E. Dillingham Edison Markland Electric Lights Company William Euclid Young Broad Street New York

Merrimac Valley Clergy Meet and Local Accidents Reported

The Merrimac Valley Baptist association met in Billerica Centre. The state YMCA convention will be held in Spencer next week. In Lowell police court Owen Stankard was ordered held in 1000 dollars for ten days awaiting trial after a stabbing. Laplante a married woman died in Lawrence from kerosene flames. Mrs Sarah Farnsworth 35 was killed by a train at Northfield. Charles Saylor 56 of Flynx & Co. was injured after being struck on a railroad track near Warren. James Magnell died at St Johns hospital in Lowell from bowel inflammation linked to an old accident.

Merrimac Valley Baptist Association Billerica Centre Young Men’s Christian Association Spencer Lowell Owen Stankard Bean Sees Laplante Lawrence Sarah Farnsworth Northfield New London Northern Railroad Charles Saylor Flynx & Co Warren James Magnell St. John’s Hospital Merrimack Mills Fall River Holt Litehflela’s J. B. Bracket Brookline Warren Goddard West Newton W. C. Whitney Minneapolis Minn John Cavanah Vine Street Cambridge Yphursday Mary Farry Waltham Union Market East Watertown Prospect Lodge of Knights of Honor Equity Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor Frank Credeford Lynn St Balch’s Furniture Washington Street Andrews Street Union Hall Clara Louise Kellogg Alta Pease Signor Brignoli Signor Tagliapietre Timothie Adamowski S. Liebling Adolph Glose Plymouth Heston Old Colony Vanover Branch Railroad Company Old Colony Railroad North Abington

Third Worcester Senatorial District Nomination Meeting

The Third Worcester senatorial district convention met in Washburn hall Worcester Oct 7 with G A Flagg chairing. Luther Hill elected permanent president Anson P Goodell secretary George A Flagg renominated to state central committee Chester C Corbin renominated by acclamation Fifty two delegates attended

Worcester Mass Washburn Hall G. A. Flagg Millbury Luther Hill Anson P. Goodell Dudley George A. Flagg State Central Committee Chester C. Corbin Webster

Janitor Daniel Linnehan Found Dead in Pemberton Square Building

Daniel P Linnehan 59 a recent janitor in building No 3 Pemberton Square was missing since Wednesday. His room door was forced open early Friday and he was found dead in his night clothes. Assistant Medical Examiner Stedman ruled natural causes and an inquest unnecessary.

Daniel P. Linnehan Pemberton Square Stedman

Press Rifle Match At Massachusetts Range Draws Heavy Press Talent

The third annual press rifle match at Walnut Hill range, Massachusetts Rifle Association, drew nearly fifty working reporters. Two matches were held, a five-man team event at 200 yards and an individual contest, with military rifles allowed. Teams began at 1:30 after a blank volley in honor of late Chas Vincent. scores for six teams followed.

Massachusetts Rifle Association Walnut Bill Chas. M. Vincent Globe Globe Team Pessenvesssushs P. Frost W.V. Alexenged PF Boo J. R. Mann Mil Bowin Stearns W.H. Hathaway GC. P. Tower Smiths H. P. McNally Buckley Herald A. P. Kelly The J. C. Smith Advertiser 5. J. Byrne F. W. Scott Post J. P. Bacon Lhe Mr. Drew Star Mr. Wyath Mr. Fisher Transcript Jordan, Marsh & Co J. B. Barnaby Globe Clothing House al Watts Shepard, Norwell & Co Williams & Everett Parker House H. D. Parker & Co Standard Musical Library White, Smith & Co Fessenden Noyes & Blakeslee Deas Wolffson C. W. Baldwin Theodore Leutz Box Reina Victoria St. Botolph F. E. Maguilion W. E. Parker & Co Box Henry Max Edgar M. Platt George Going Currier & L’ Heureux Henry P. Kelly & Co H. H. Carter Beacon Street C. F. Doherty H. Potter Washington Street F. E. King R. F. M. Atwood Richardson & Gerts B. L. Beal George Capee Glebe Frank Brownell Journal T. D. Parker T. F. Keenan Messrs John P. Lovell & Sons

Windsor Theatre season ends with The Unknowns and Mascotte

The Windsor Theatre closes its engagement with The Unknowns at matinee and evening shows. Grayson company to present The Mascotte on Monday with Helen Grayson as Fiammetta and a noted cast. Lectures include Mrs. Elien Campbell on Houses and Homes and public notices report local town meetings, installations, and court sentences across Malden Salem Lynn.

Windsor Theatre Stevens Grayson Company Helen E. Jr.Carter Helen Grayson Fiammetta

Signals exhibit weather bulletins by flag code at Mechanics' event

The United States signal service contributed to the Mechanics exhibition with weather bulletins transmitted by flag code. Signals from the Equitable building were watched by a large crowd as Mr. Day operated the flags and Mr. Cole received the message at the Huntingdon avenue exhibit building.

Signal Service United States Signal Service Kquitable Day Cole Huntingdon Avenue

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