Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Sep 2, 1878, p. 2

Storm claims eight aboard French rail crew

A railway accident killed eight people including a French crew. Authorities reported the fatal derailment occurred on the line near dawn. Rescue teams searched wreckage as investigations began into the cause.

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Outrageous assault on ten-year-old boy in Plymouth

In Plymouth New Hampshire this morning a boy named Eleanor Blodgett delivering milk was attacked by three men at about 5 30. The victim is not wholly out of danger per Dr Rogers. The assailants are unknown, but the boy can identify them. Officers are investigating.

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Two-Fold Crime Reports From Various Cities

A Cambridge Maryland colored camp altercation left John W. Wheatley in jail after shooting George H. Bramble in self defense. Bramble died. A San Francisco area execution followed for murder in 1876 as Sevier Lewis was hanged at Empire City Oregon. In Harrisburg, three men charged with murder were acquitted. In Laramie City Wyoming Territory a former convict released from prison was shot dead resisting arrest for drunkenness.

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Baltimore Cambridge Dorchester County Tobacco Creek John W. Wheatley George H. Bramble Wheatley Bramble San Francisco Sevier Lewis Empire City Ore

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Fever Ravages Prison as New Orleans Struggles

In New Orleans Aug 31 Rev Father C J Beecher dies of yellow fever. Twenty six medical aid applications and thirty relief requests show families needing aid as 75 die and 234 new cases are reported. E W Barnes Western Union manager dies of fever. Henry Hahn alias Lee dies in prison. Peabody Subsistence Association distributes 439 rations to 627 people. fever spreads citywide with 253 relief applications and 23 new cases reported by C E Whitney.

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New Orleans C. J. Beecher Buffalo N. Y Young Men’s Christian Association E. W. Barnes Western Union Telegraph Office Henry Hahn Alias Lee Henry Murphy Riverside Edward Gell Isle of Man Samuel Moses Indianapolis J. Byrne Peabody Subsistence Association Policemen’s Mutual Benevolent Association Firemen’s Charitable Association Howards C. E. Whitney Race St. Thomas Streets Order of Hibernians Union Portuguese Benevolent Association Sept. L Port Gisson Ave Howard Association Water Valley Miss Kinney Lee Jackson Boston Tenn J. E. Booker Holly Springs Canton M. J. McKee McKee Sieele Jackson, Miss

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Yellow fever toll rises as Greenville reports cases

In Vicksburg and nearby towns the day brings ten deaths and 204 new cases amid mild weather. Officials note including Major Bussley a Howard Association director dead and several local figures among the ill. Union 105 seeks aid via Michael Battersey while Greenville yellow fever updates continue with forty cases reported and additional telegrams confirming the outbreak.

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Vickspure Miss Bussley Howard Association Tenney United States F. C. Carroll Slunter and Oberfeldt Typographical Union No Michael F. Battersey Wicksnune P. J. Swohey A. Barker C. T. Cook Netherland Bob Bowman Annie Fitzpatrick Vicksburg Keight Birchett George Turns Southern Express Scent W. L. Trowridge Greenville

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Yellow fever reports from ports and cities across the South

The Surgeon General releases weekly sanitary abstracts under the National Quarantine act. New Orleans shows 1204 cases and 333 deaths for the week. Vicksburg reports 185 deaths to date. Memphis logs 721 cases and 241 deaths. Morgan City notes seven additional deaths. several Mississippi towns report cases with varying deaths. Other cities report refugees and riverboat imports, with Clifton Typhoid and Trieste Plague mentioned.

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Chinese healer to treat yellow fever in Memphis

Aug 31 in sp. Lous Hong Chin Foo, a Chinese resident since 1873, leaves for Memphis to test a home remedy. He plans to make pipes of a new construction and use an opium preparation he says explains immunity. He is confident of success.

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Lavish gifts flood in from cities aiding fever-smitten towns

Reports from across the nation detail large charitable donations to aid fever-stricken cities. New York has given 100000 dollars, Chicago 25000, Philadelphia 21000, Charleston 5000, Washington 5000, Detroit 2500, with other cities contributing relative to size. Morgan & Co of London sent 1000 pounds.

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Butler Defends Congressional Career in Lowell Speech

Gen. Butler spoke to a 3500 strong Lowell audience detailing his Congress record on Hayes era issues, tariff policy, currency and the silver dollar, and the Halifax award. He rejected re election, urged reform, praised equal rights, and urged voters from all parties to support his governor bid as he pledged no quarrel with Lowell residents.

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Bankrupt law repeal floods petitions in Suffolk District Court

The repeal of the National Bankrupt law took effect Saturday and a wave of filings followed. Petitions rose from 19 on Monday to 234 on Saturday as the clerk’s office stayed open late. Since June 1867, about 9100 petitions have been filed in this city. Insolvency jurisdiction shifts to state courts in each county. George Register of Probate for Suffolk is preparing for the new flow of cases. The list of voluntary petitions includes scores of individuals and copartnerships from Boston and surrounding towns.

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Train Rice Hiram H. Kimpton New York Miskolcz Ferian Bakruptcy Austria Turkey Butler Lowell Batoum Vicksburg George Suffolk County

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Debts and assets of Boston creditors cases detailed

The record lists secured, unsecured and contingent debts for multiple firms across Cape Town Boston and beyond. It notes specific asset amounts including notes accounts stock and doubtfuls, with private debts of individuals and meetings of creditors held in several cases including Woodward Churchill Einstein Whitney and San Francisco House with detailed asset and liability tallies.

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Bankruptcy Petitions Surge in New York and Midwest Courts

Reports from New York Chicago and other large cities detail a last day flood of filings in United States bankruptcy courts. Hundreds of petitions were recorded in New York and Chicago with numerous debt totals and secured claims, as registries stayed open late and bail amounts set for perjury cases.

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Calais Water Works Planned and Local News Mix

Calais plans a new water works project while The Brunswick Telegraph attacks Neal Dow as a pestilential wretch. A. G. Atkinson of Buckfield dies cutting bushes. a Bath man shoots himself accidentally. 666 cheeses produced at Houston this year with one month left. Two Buckfield brothers attend their mother’s funeral at the poor farm. Jerry Rhodes of Auburn kills himself at 25 after a prior attempt. Sagadahoc elects a Greenback senator candidate who also serves as director of Bath Marine Bank and a Richmond bank. Rufus Hacket is robbed of 465 at Paget Mills with no clues. Coast life-saving patrols start Sept 1, eight months. Enoch Shane from Mars Hill arrested at Houston for stealing watches and razors. DeFour and Dubey arraigned for manslaughter in Orono. bail set at 5000 each.

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Calais Brunswick Telegraph Neal Dow A. G. Atkinson Buckfield J. B Holbrook Bath Houston Jerry H. Rhodes Auburn Sagadabock County Marine National Bank of Richmond Rufus Hacket Paget Mills Enoch Shane Mars Hill D. E. Lacy W. Ferguson

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New Hampshire Church Services Honor Missionary and Educator

Impressive Sunday services were held at the First Congregational Church in Manchester for Rev. James H. Pattee recently ordained and bound for Japan as a missionary. President Bartlett of Dartmouth delivered a memorial discourse on Prof. Edmund Randolph Peaslee before students and citizens. George H. Stone, railroad freight conductor, was severely injured Friday when two engines he was coupling came together between Woodsville and Boston.

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First Congregational Church Manchester James H. Pattee Japan Bartlett Dartmouth College Edmund Randolph Peaslee Congregational Church George H. Stone Boston, Concord and Montreal Woodsville Boston

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Vermont Woman Dies Heavy Weight Buried in Wide Coffin

Vermont news notes the death of Mrs Albert Smith of Rochester whose weight exceeded 400 pounds and whose coffin at Saxton's River was unusually wide. Woodstock women began a public library fundraising drive with a lawn party that afternoon, raising about 30 dollars.

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Shooting seasons adjust for woodcock and other ducks

Woodcock and partridge may be shot for the rest of the year while wood-duck black-duck and teal may be hunted until April 15 next. A capsized sailboat near Scontieut Neck left two Portuguese men dead, Joe King and Joe Rose. West Brookfield's property value totals 787,225 with real estate 624,485 and personal property 162,735. The tax rate is 1250 per 31000. Rev. L H Sheldon named superintendent of Westboro State Reform School. former Congregational pastor in Westboro, ex New Jersey Reform School superintendent, now preaching at Easton. Farm hands at Williston mills in East Hampton found sixteen gold finger rings buried a foot deep, eight plain and eight with amethyst cameos, likely stashed thefts. A verdant Wisconsin man duped on a Worcester to Hinsdale train by two sharpers in a three card monte scam lost 25 cash, 65 vest chain, 25 more, 10 watch, and a 30 Masonic charm. five watches and a $900 package with Confederate money were seized. Suspects A L Mitchell and J T Oliver jailed after district court, victim a notable Wisconsin merchant and church officer, to be heard Thursday.

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Scontieut Neck Joe King Joe Rose West Brookfield L. H. Sheldon Westboro Wisconsin Worcester Monte Goodrich Linsdale Hinsdale A. L. Mitchell J. T. Oliver

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Natick mill tragedy claims Patrick Mackin at work

Eleven year old Patrick Mackin son of John Mackin died after being caught in mill machinery in Natick on Thursday morning. The report notes the fatal accident occurred as workers attempted to free the boy.

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Local items mix in scattered odds and ends

English sparrows in Thompsonville and New Britain kill potato bugs and locusts. A 13 month old child Chizen fell into a pool at Ashford and drowned. The 97th anniversary of the Fort Gris massacre at Groton to be observed Friday. Hartford horsemen seek a race among Barns Edwin Forrest and Hopeful at Charter Oak Park around October 15. People of Willimantic New London and nearby Willimantic area victimized by a sharp who posed as advance agent for the Guy opera singers.

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Notable Deaths Across States and Professions

Obituaries report the deaths of Charles H. Comee Fitchburg railroad official age 38 funeral in Fitchburg Sept 3. ex Judge T Bradford Dwight Philadelphia aged 41. Judge J G Dickerson Maine Supreme Court aged 65. Dr Forster Berlin ministerial director died Aug 8. Thomas Maitland Earl of Lauderdale dead. Capt Edward C Dickey master of bark Lizzie died after paralysis. Hon James Sullivan died in Dowagiac Michigan. Josiah F Brigham Bakersfield Vermont dead at 76. Dr Alexander Poole Wakefield died suddenly at Amherst heart disease. noted physicians Chelsea member Massachusetts Medical Society since 1857.

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