Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Oct 18, 1882, p. 1

Rum story splits GOP over Ohio matter

A majority of Republican contemporaries conclude that rum caused the issue in Ohio while Ohio papers largely disagree. An Atlanta man names his son after Emile Zola, a gesture seen as indicating limited sympathy with the reform movement sweeping the world, and viewed as rough on the boy.

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Stalwarts Growl at Garﬁeld Faction Tactics in 1884 Fight

Washington dispatch reveals stalwarts fear New York and Pennsylvania dissension, plan to buy votes through a large corruption fund, and discuss trading harmony for Lincoln’s presidential nomination. They cite Arthur era tactics and discuss defeating Blaine and bolstering Robert T. Lincoln as a unifying move.

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Bowen in Philadelphia Bribery Probe Contact With Attorney General

In Philadelphia Bowen, jailed by warrant for unpaid board, met with the attorney general after sending a note. The attorney general refused to acknowledge Bowen's claims to the department of justice. officials say the department bears no responsibility for Bowen as a special agent, though Bowen was hired via a letter from Robert Lincoln. The government plans soon to reveal startling disclosures about the bribery case.

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Vermont Historical Society elects officers at annual meeting

The Vermont Historical Society held its annual meeting in Montpelier with Hon. E. P. Walton elected president and James Barrett, Rev. William Hazen, Edward Lowles named vice presidents. Charles W. Porter and G. Benedict with Stanton toro treasurer Hiram Carleton curators and Taft Cutting Huse Davis named among others. The annual address by Edward J. Phelps on Judge Prentice is set for Oct 26. Hiland Hall sent a sympathy letter unable to attend due to age.

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Montpelier Vermont Historical Society Heman Carpenter Northfield E. P. Walton James Barrett Rutland William 5. Hazen Edward A. Lowles St. Albans Charles W. Porter G. G. Benedict Burlington Stanton Roxbury Hiram Carleton Taft H. A. Cutting Lunenburgh H. A. Huse G. A. Davis Windsor Fred Dutcher Edward J. Phelps Judge Prentice Hiland Hall Bennington

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Plute county officers replaced by governor appointees in Utah

County officers in Plute county and city officers of Corinne surrendered to the governor’s appointees under the Hoar amendment amid a Gentile majority. Incumbents, many polygamists, largely refused possession. Mandamus petitions were filed. cases pending. A man named Hintze was arrested for Edm unds law cohabiting with more than one woman and appeared before a commissioner after plans to start a mission.

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Congressman Springer Predicts 40 Seat Democratic House Edge

Congressman Springer of Illinois estimates the next house will have 182 Democrats, 123 Republicans, and 20 independents or doubtful seats. He projects New York 17 Democrats, Connecticut two, Pennsylvania 13, and New Jersey three.

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Navy yard stores to be appraised and sold in December

Portsmou th New Hampshire October 17 The inspection and appraisal of stores and supplies in every department in the navy yard will be finished sometime in December. Much material in the yard since the war fails to meet the standard and will be condensed and probably sold.

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Customs seize beetroot sugar factory over unpaid duties

Montreal authorities seized the Union Sueriere France Canadien beetroot sugar factory for unpaid duties totaling 10,000 dollars. A and C J Hope, iron importers in Montreal, have suspended liabilities direct 200,000 dollars and secured indirect 350,000 dollars.

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Strout Sues Bowdoin Students Over Hazing Injuries

In Portland, Maine, on Oct 17, the case of Charles A. Strout versus seven Bowdoin College students for damages due to hazing injuries to his sight went to a second trial. Testimony largely echoed prior proceedings.

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Free Use of Money Secures Election of Republicans in New Hampshire

In Concorp New Hampshire on October 17 a prominent Republican warned a Democrat that Democrats can win the state if they mobilize their majority, noting decades of Democratic majorities only overcome by money. The piece criticizes Chandler and Rollins and reports widespread Republican disgust with the state convention and fundraising efforts. The Democratic outlook highlights Col. Edgerly’s popularity and Hale’s unpopularity as aiding Democrat prospects, while predicting a possible $250,000 to save Hale and a focus on securing the legislature.

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Two thefts at New Harbor exceed four hundred dollars

Over two nights last week oil, fish, and more were stolen at New Harbor totaling about 400 to 500 dollars. Thieves are thought to be known. William C. Ferguson was arrested in Portland on Tuesday for brutally beating his 13-year-old son with a heavy stick and strap, leaving bruises. John Hurd, 78, a Harmony native and Winn resident, committed suicide Sunday night in his Winn room. He hung himself. The October term of the supreme court, Judge Symonds presiding, began in Belfast Thursday with 198 old actions on the docket and 37 set for trial. proceedings likely short. Labor unrest in Biddeford persists as shoe makers strike at L. H. Day’s shop. Day seeks replacement workers from Lewiston and vows not to hire union members, offering $15 weekly to strikers who generally refuse.

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Train wreck averted near Goifstown Centre

A wrecking attempt on the Manchester to North Weare line failed with no damage. A boxing match in Manchester featured Timony versus Ryan, with Ryan winning $100. The October supreme court term met in Lancaster with no major cases. Theta Delta Chi aims for a Dartmouth chapter convention in Boston Oct 26 27. Track work on the Pemigewasset Valley railroad resumed at Mad River. Divers seek buried treasure near Newcastle. Dover forms a Montgomery Independent club of Irish Democrats aiming for independence. A traveling agent for H B Newhall in Dover reported a gas incident at the American House leaving Hoagland critically ill.

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Adams and Brockton accidents and local notices

Charles River was run over by a freight train at Adams Tuesday. He had an arm broken and was injured internally. Lizzie, a 10-year old daughter of Philo Tanner of Adams, fell from a wagon seat Tuesday, and was run over. She will not live. The 49th convention of the Plymouth County Teachers association will be held in the Congregational church, South Abington, Friday evening, Oct. 20. The wife of Rev. A. Waite of Savoy has applied for a divorce on the ground of infidelity. Waite asks for the custody of her three children. A 13-year old boy of Brockton was arrested Tuesday, charged with forging the names of two merchants to orders, and obtained a 2 gold watch, silver watch and a harmonica. The funeral of Hon. Andrew J. Clark, president of the New Home Sewing Machine company, was held at Orange Tuesday afternoon. The Athol commandery Knights Temple had the services in charge. The state Sunday school convention began a preliminary meeting at the Congregational church in Greenfield Tuesday evening. Rev. John A. Cass of Westfield spoke on theological seminary responsibilities. The Sunday school discussion covered winning scholars to Christ. The attendance was good. The Lowell anti-license league Tuesday evening adopted a report to confer with the mayor, who condemned the city marshal for not enforcing liquor laws. The mayor reportedly urged action. the marshal said he would resign rather than prosecute violators who paid for licenses. The league formed a committee to procure warrants against violators and press prosecutions. League officers were re-elected as they adjourned to Friday night.

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Newport Proposes Perry Statue Plan Amid City Vote

Woonsocket council accepts a fee from Hon George H Normain for water introduction. Edward Lewis 35 sailor fell from J Stith schooner and drowned at Providence dock. Dr Thomas Smith Westerly 60 to 70 died suddenly of heart disease in a drug store. John Kinnecum sentenced to four years for shooting Edward W Olney in North Providence last June. William H Greene 39 died at Rhode Island Hospital from injuries by a gang last Thursday. Edward McGair arrested. Newport council passes resolution to spend 5000 for a Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry statue to be submitted to taxpayers at the next congressional election. State appropriated 7500 on condition that similar amount be raised outside. If carried, 2500 more will be raised by subscription. A granite shaft marks Perry's resting place in Newport cemeteries. proposal to honor him more substantially.

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Resignation of Egan and Dublin Irish Confederence

The Dublin national conference opened with Parnell presiding and heard Egan's resignation as Land League treasurer along with a detailed financial statement. Davitt and Parnell clashed over land reform plans while conference discussions stressed evicted tenants, tax on grass, and the fight for Irish self rule amid mixed support.

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Death of East Litchfield postmaster Weaver Austin at 83

Weaver Austin, postmaster at East Litchfield, died last week at age 83, possibly the nation's oldest serving postmaster. Henry F. Tobey, a traveling salesman for a Providence crockery house, was arrested in New London on Saturday for alleged embezzlement of 300 dollars. Johann Martin Schweitzler, who fatally stabbed Fred Mellin of Preston on September 30 and fled, was brought to Norwich by Sheriff Hawkins and sent to Lowell, Mass. He admitted the stabbing, claimed self defense, and was held in Preston in 1,000 dollars bond for examination.

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President Arthur visits Princeton College students applaud

President Arthur and his son arrived in Princeton New Jersey by train and were greeted by Dr. McCosh. The party was escorted to the residence and crowds gathered at the station. He later spoke from Dr. McCosh's steps to the college, praising Princeton and receiving hearty applause as flags waved in honor.

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Quarterly AOH meeting at 1091 Washington Street

The quarterly meeting of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was held on Tuesday evening at 1091 Washington Street. County secretary presided in the absence of county delegate P. L. Cassidy, with Daniel Donovan acting as secretary. E. W. Driscoll of Fall River and M. A. Shea of Boston delivered addresses from the national directory.

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Trial of Arabi Pasha and Egyptian Matters

A Cairo despatch reports Sir Edward Malet saying Arabi Pasha and associates will not be tried unless English counsel is present. The Egyptian ministry warns it will not govern if English procedure is foreign. The Times notes Britain may demand handing back to English custody for a fair trial. Arabi claims he acted under the khedive’s orders and continued fighting after bombardment by Cairo’s National Council.

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Elected officers of St. Omer Commandery Knights Templar

In South Boston the St. Omer Commandery elected Eminent Commander Jerome Smith and officers including Generalissimo Charles J. Noyes, Captain General Charles E. Pierce, Prelate Thomas Hill, and others. Frank E. Howe named standard bearer and James A. Lockhart sword bearer. Trustees named William H. Lothrop and George Worcester elected for three years.

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St. Omer Knights Templars South Boston Jerome Smith Charles J. Noyes Charles E. Pierce Thomas Hill Pee Theodore L. Kelly Frederick J. Felton Albert H White Charles H. Hersey Alban Green Frank E. Howe James A. Lockhart William H. Lothrop Samuel L. Bedlington Francis J. Baxter Frederick Furnald William 5. Brown Elihu B. Palmer Walter 5. Sampson Justus P. Weston J. Q. A. Holbrook Permanent Fund George 8 Worcester

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Experts Testify Over Lenox Dam In Malaria Case

In Pottsfield on October 12, a panel of doctors from Litchfield Lenox New Haven Hartford and Chemung testified in the Smith Pepper Company case. They concluded the Lenox dam’s conditions favor malaria and urged removal or dredging with gravel sides. Government witnesses numbered around seventy seven.

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Rum story splits GOP over Ohio matter

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Stalwarts Growl at Garﬁeld Faction Tactics in 1884 Fight

Bowen in Philadelphia Bribery Probe Contact With Attorney General

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Vermont Historical Society elects officers at annual meeting

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Plute county officers replaced by governor appointees in Utah

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Congressman Springer Predicts 40 Seat Democratic House Edge

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Navy yard stores to be appraised and sold in December

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Customs seize beetroot sugar factory over unpaid duties

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Strout Sues Bowdoin Students Over Hazing Injuries

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Free Use of Money Secures Election of Republicans in New Hampshire

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Two thefts at New Harbor exceed four hundred dollars

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Train wreck averted near Goifstown Centre

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