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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1875

Page

2

Cabinet Vacancy Amid Names For Interior Post

Senator Edmunds of Vermont says he will likely decline the Circuit Judgeship offer as successor to Judge Woodruff due to inadequate salary and satisfaction with his Senate position. J Russell Jones of Chicago reportedly declined the Interior Secretary appointment, with the President to decide on Friday. Judge Taft of Cincinnati emerges as a leading candidate to succeed Delano, though Grant’s actions remain uncertain amid rumors of other contenders.

Edmunds Vermont Woodruff J. Russell Jones Chicago Taft Cincinnati Delano Grant St. Albans Vermont Central Railroad Fitchburg William French Bennington Joushua F. Weeks Portland Detroit Mich Miller Thunder Bay Kuhns & Hoffmeister St. Louis Conrad and Haas Henry Kennedy Waldoboro Kennedy H. Kenney & Co Gloucester Magss Solomon Tuckerman Lewiston Augusta M. H. Harris Universalist Church J. F. Moors Greenfield 8. W. Bush Boston Nashua Dayla A. Gregg

Howland Presides as Middleboro Dems Nominate Davis for Congress

The First Congressional District Democratic Convention met in Town Hall Middleboro Oct 13 with Weston Howland of Fairhaven chosen president and Charles B. Hall secretary. After ballots the delegates nominated Charles G. Davis of Plymouth as their Congressional candidate. Davis won 66 votes to other candidates and was declared the nominee. Delegates to the National Convention selected Hatheway and Cobb as delegates with Phinney and Sullivan as alternates.

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Admiralty Minute Criticized by London Press Leads

Editorials from The Times Daily News Telegraph echo criticism of yesterday’s Admiralty minute arguing it fails to uphold naval service rules without favor. The Standard likens it to the fugitive slaves circular while The Echo cites Labour leader Hunt missteps. World notes Gladstone’s permanent retirement and stock broker failure as settling day looms. Pall Mall Gazette cites favorable British negotiations from Shanghai to Pekin.

Admiralty London The Times Daily News the Telegraph Standard the Echo Hunt Stock Exchange Henry Strachan China Pall Mall Gazette Shanghai Pekin

Petersham Murder Trial Spurs City Crackdown

Newburyport Massachusetts police say they broke a thieves ring operating in the region. A porter's arrest on a train to Portsmouth yielded a list of 30 to 40 associates and a planned Monday meeting. The porter confessed thefts from a hotel and named hotel staff as confederates. the gang's reputed leader is believed to be in Exeter.

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Sabalis to be shot at sight ordered by Don Carlos

Paris October 13. Don Carlos orders Spanish General Sabalis shot at sight for desertion. Bombardment of San Sebastian has resumed.

Sabalis Paris Don Carlos San Sebastian

Absconding Montreal Bank Manager Captured

Information from Montreal reports Nichols the bank manager and his son were captured in St. Augustine, Florida with 25000 dollars. J Redpath and Sons announce the closing of their sugar refinery next Monday due to excessive export drawbacks and lower duties on refined sugar. Mechanics' Bank shows 639000 in discounted bills, 186694 past due, and 330000 in overdrafts. assets expected to improve but uncertain. Halifax reports ships Bellerophon and Argus from Newport arrive as Cape Breton mining districts fear winter distress with many unemployed and demand government aid.

Montreal Mechanics’ Bank Cape Breton Nichols St. Augustine Fla J. Redpath & Sov United States Halifax H. M Bellerophon Argus Newport U. S

Second Day at New Hampshire Veterans Reunion in Manchester

Special Despatch from Manchester New Hampshire details the second day of the veterans reunion with about 2000 men in camp. A dress parade drew around one thousand uniformed veterans from many regiments while Governor Cheney and staff observed a three-division review. Songs, speeches, and a sham battery maneuver closed the day as veterans recall Civil War memories amid fellowship and plans for next year's gathering.

Worcester Mass Samuell Frost Franklin Towne Staples Caroline Frost Map Natr Booy Coors W. Upton Abel Hastings D! Dans Joseph W. Upton Petersham Lawrence Ocrt Thomas Manchester Young Manchester Pacific Mills George B. Dexter Haverm's Sinclair E. Bisbee Lynn Charles M. Ramsdell Gloucester John Hawley Acam Hawley Ramsdell Head W. B. McCalle William Cronin NEW Hampshire Veterans Manchester Boston Post N. H New Hampshire N. H. Cavalry Thira N. H Haverhill Gov, Cheney Griffen Belknap Cornet Harriman Brown Cornet Patterson John Brown A. B. Thompson Person C. Cheney Granite Samuel A. Duncan New York City Harnet P. Dame Washington, D. C George A. Marden Lowell Courier Goy Snyth The Union

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