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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1882

Page

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Rioting erupts in Dublin as police leave stations

Rioting breaks out on College street at 9 30 p m with a violent mob seizing control of the city. Police officers retreat to remain at duty then withdraw as troops are dispatched to restore order. Dublin Castle gates locked and constabulary to guard suburbs with hundreds of dismissed officers seeking emigration prospects.

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Clergy, editors, and bank officials noted in city notices

Stilson Hutchins of the Washington Post, Rev. O. P. Gifford, and Gerald S. Dalton are mentioned arriving or visiting for services and business. Arthur R. Underwood becomes chief clerk at substation A near Brookline. Daniel Eldridge takes new duties as Wells Memorial Workingmen's Club superintendent. Harold Frederic departs Utica Observer to become Albany Evening Journal editor.

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Claus Wins Open to All Race at Charter Oak Park

Santa Claus won the open to all event at Charter Oak park, taking three straight heats with the best time 2:173%4. Minnie R. earned the 2:19 pace, Wilson won the three-minute race unchallenged, and Little Brown Jug failed to beat its record. Aldime, sold to William Shepara, was resold to William Vanderbilt and teamed with Early Rose in an exhibition trot. The mile went 2:25. Lewiston dispatch reports damaging revelations about the Lewiston republican campaign, criticizing Judge Wing, Solon Chase, Seth L. Milliken, and other party figures amid shifting newspaper loyalties.

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Market Report Signals Steady Dry Goods Trade Surge

The dry goods market shows strong demand with large western orders and improving stock on the prairies. Prices are firm, quality rising, and domestic goods sales climb this season as world trade sees better taste and richer textures across fabrics like foulard cashmere velvets moire and silk brocade.

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