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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1876

Page

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The Pomp and Circumstance of War in South Carolina

A Columbia Despatch report critiques the Union occupation force in South Carolina. It details a large but scattered military presence of 1200 to 1500 troops, aims to deter insurrection, and to sway voters, while officers keep movement plans secret and the overall mission appears farcical.

South Carolina Chamberlain Columbia New York Herald Gov. Chamberlain Hampton

Resignation Rumor Hits Morrill After Election

In Washington on Oct 29 rumors say Secretary Morrill has placed his resignation in the President s hands to take effect after the election. The undercurrent hints at a secret fight for the Maine Senatorship and suggests Cabinet prospects end March 4. Clerks grow disaffected forming Tilden and Hendricks clubs.

Washington Morrill Maine Tilden and Hendricks Wall Street Produce Exchange Gov. Tilden Sam Wa. M. Evarts New York John Jay Smith Fish Matamoras Cortina United States Wales State Department Smith New York State Cameron County Texas Devin Fort Brown

Paris Criticism Sparks U S Exposition Row

A Paris despatch reports M. du Sommerard's letter accusing Americans of arson and theft at the Philadelphia Exposition. French charges include corrupt American guardians and biased judges, provoking American protest and a demand for explanation. Further dispatches describe U S and Paris officials seeking apologies or retraction and awaiting official response.

Paris New York M. du Sommerard Centennial Commissioners France Germany Figaro Centennial Board United States New York Herald THE Vienna Philadelphia America M.duSommerard Washurne Duke de Cazes London Washburn Washburne M. Ozenne Commerce

Stirring Democratic Campaign Rally Across New Hampshire

A Boston Post despatch details rousing Tilden and Hendricks meetings in Lancaster Laconia and nearby towns. Speeches by Rand Parker and Kent draw large crowds as torchlight and parade events energize Northern New Hampshire for Reform. Plans include further addresses in Colebrook Gorham Hanover Nashua and a big torch procession with clubs from multiple cities.

New Hampshire Lancaster Laconia N. H Tilden and Hendricks E. D. Rand H. W. Parker Tilden J. S. Williams Mr Parker Col. Kent Colebrook Stratford Gorham Gen. Griffin C. H. Burns Hanover O. C. Moore Nashua Boys In Blue Boston Faneuil Hall

Governor Tilden’s Letter on Southern Claims

A terse address asserts that all claimants deserve a just government. The governor outlines the need for fair treatment across Southern regions and emphasizes lawful, equitable process in claims. The message stresses integrity and constitutional rights.

Gov. Tilden United States North Democratic Reform Party Law of Nations Supreme Court of the United States James B. McCreery Kentucky John W. Stevenson Thos. C. McCreery A. R. Boone M. C John Young Brown Joan &. Williams Isaac Caldwell

Falls to the ground injures several people none fatally

A report notes an incident where several individuals were injured after falling to the ground. No fatalities are reported, and authorities are investigating the cause and identifying those injured.

Arctic Expedition Returns with Polar Ice Hard Facts

London reports Capt Nares telegram confirming the voyage details. The Polar Sea is never navigable, ice averages 80 feet thick, and polar dogs and birds migrate south of Cape Columbia. A Polaris Grave tablet is erected at Polaris Bay, and Greenland traces end at latitude 81 52. The narrative recalls fierce ice battles, sledge drifts of 276 miles covered 73, and heavy scurvy among crews.

London Nares Admiralty Cape Columbia Hall Polaris Bay Esquimaux Greenland North Pole Polaris Port Payer Grinnell Land Hall’s Basin Grant’s Land Pole Newman Captain Hall Markham Parr

Fire destroys mill in Rome and injures workers

A fire at the First Stannix knitting mill in Rome, owned by Mudge & Ames, completely consumed the stone building built about 1815 once a U S Arsenal. Loss $65,000 to $70,000 with $40,000 insured. A hundred mill workers lose jobs as surrounding homes are saved. A Democratic torchlight event preceded slow fire response. Also, Fall River fires destroy a two-story house and barn on Fish road with $2,000 total loss and insured possessions, and another wooden building on Stafford road with $1,500 loss.

Manchester N. H Blodgett & Clarke Elm Street Augustus Wilson Rupert Carington Yarmouth Provincetown Wellfleet Ezekiel Myers Petersburg Albert Drummond Bangor Jane Wallace Concord Middleboro Mass A. Laspe Henry C. Muller Providence F. J. Lane Lunenburg Exeter Charles M. Maxfield Chester United States Circuit Court Charles Crohan J. B. Nelson Monroe Batchelder Alexander Warden Ilegally Register Brooklyn Raymond Street Severance Central Vermont Railroad Braintree Station John Braley Springfield Amherst Prietors Main Park Streets Supreme Court Keene C&se Lowell M. Walton Chesterfield F. A. Fawkner B. Wadleigh Milford Woodward & Wellington Sawyer Nashua Supreme Judicial Court Wiscasset Helen Flint Lincoln County Josiah Bruce Somerville Patrick Town Bruce A. L. Soule Ostmaster Henry Sanderson Reading Woodstock Ella Gowan Vermont Sandersop Feldvill Rome N. Y Stannix Mudge & Ames United States Fall River Fish Road Thomas Healey Sucker Brook Stafford Road O. F. Durfee Benjamin F. Estes Braintree West Randolph M. A. Drake Drake Waterville Maine E. F. Sawyer Lacendiary Lackawana Great Bend Penn Samuel Wilde Oakland Village Taunton Fair Grounds Association New Orleans Louisiana Jockey Club Charles Young North Alfred Bellows Falls Grafton Salon Wooley Childen Frank Wooley Wooley Solon Therisoner Aes Francis Phelps Grafton Hotel New York Philadelphia Noar Saratoga Metuchin John Silpath Jersey City

Entry of Russian Force Vies with Allied Consent Likely Today

Belgrade dispatch reports a Russian force with German and Austrian consent and Roumanian cooperation ready to enter Servia, with operations expected to begin today. Other notes cover ministers in Constantinople debating an armistice, Montenegro's actions in Albania, and French German moves toward a six weeks armistice.

London The Daily Telegraph Belgrade Germany Austria Roumania Servia Constantinople Council of Ministers Ignatieff Gier Vienna Pree’ Auersperg the Reichsrath Benials Deli Ristics Djunis France Paris Tchernayeff Deligrad Depneratovich Popohovich Alexinatz

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