Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Sep 3, 1880, p. 2

Maritime Arrivals and Departures List Across Major Ports

The report lists multiple ships and origins with dates from September 1 to September 2 across Boston New York Liverpool London Havana Gibraltar Antwerp Shields Newcastle Newport Hull Montreal and other ports. Vessels include City of Chester Oceanic Opera Amy Dora Crescent City P. Caland Weser Ontario Nicosian and more with routes from New York to European and Caribbean ports.

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Boston Hooper London Liverpool New York City of Chester Airy Gibraltar Saratoga Havana Rhynland Antwerp Olympus Longhurst Shields Farmey Newcastle Ene Lady Lycett Newport Eng Italy

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Robberies on steamer Providence denied by Evening Telegram

The Evening Telegram says robberies occurred on the steamer Providence en route from Providence to New York, but states none did happen and notes the vessel does not run to Providence as it belongs to the Fall River line.

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New York Evening Post James Redpath Cleenane Ireland Coney Island New York Redpath Evening Post South Evening Telegram Providence Fall River Roserio Meli San Francisco Italy United States Duell Meli Henry Grasil Henry Street Michael Cirker Cirkers

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Scathing critique of the Republican Party by Judge Trumbull in Belleville

Judge Lyman Trumbull denounces the Republican Party for extravagance and corruption under Grant, argues Democrats aided Union victory, and contends the party did not abolish slavery alone. He cites expenses, patronage, and Civil War politics to challenge GOP founders and justify Democratic cooperation in defeating rebellion.

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Dew Joshua Nye Perry Democratic Party A. P. Morrill Republican Party Belleville Lyman Trumbull Buchanan Grant United States Seward Chase Welles Blair Greeley Sumner Adams Palmer Robeson Navy Louisiana South Carolina Lincoln Congress Illinois Douglas Ilinois Missouri Vermont Rhode Island Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Michigan Wisconsin Iowa John A. Dix Daniel S. Dickinson New York Lewis Cass Stephen A. Douglass Fort Sumter Cass Douglass Baker Oregon Logan James Buchanan Gen. Logan Union Senate of the United States House of Representatives

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Democratic State Convention Chooses Electors and Nominees

The Democratic State Convention at Des Moines elected district electors and at large electors A O Yeoman and J H Murphy. A B Keith was nominated for Secretary of State, Martin Bum for State Treasurer, C A Barker for Auditor, C A Clark for Attorney General, and D Dougherty for Register of the Land Office, pledging adherence to national platform and opposition to sumptuary laws.

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Drs Moines Daniel F. Miller A.O. Yeoman J. H. Murphy A. B. Keith Martin Bum C. A. Barker C. A. Clark D. Dougherty Register of the Land Office Doven Del Congress Lafland Kenry Dupont Newcastle D. P. Buarnhard Kent John D. Rodney Sussex John W. Houston Chicago Lincoln Neb Nebraska Charles A. Holmes J. M. Thurston James Laird Gen. W. Collins E.M. Valentine Albinus Nance E. C. Carns Paterson N. J New Jersey William Walter Phelps Bergen County John Hill Morris County Hill Phelps Topeka Kan D.w.kinney James Smith J. Bonebrake John Francis W. A. Johnson H.C. Spear Des Moines Seventh Congressional District Hon. S. S. Mallory Lucas County Worcester County Nacogdoches Tex John H. Reagan St Pau Minn Henry K. Wells Louisville Kentucky James M. McKenzie Milwaukee Wis Wisconsn Gen Ed. S. Brage St. Louis R. P. Bland Galveston Jefferson D. B. Culberson Baltimore Milton G. Urner Maryland

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New York Political District Selections by Tammany and Irving Halls

Tammany Hall selected the Sixth and Ninth Districts with Cox and Fernando Wood, Irving Hall chose the Fifth and Tenth Districts led by Muller and James O'Brien, while remaining districts were drawn. Tammany drew the Seventh with Edwin Einstein and Irving Hall took the Eighth by Mcook and the Eleventh by Morton. The conference stayed harmonious.

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Tammany Hall Cox Fernando Wood Irving Hall Nicholas Muller James O’brien Edwin Einstein M. Mcook Morton

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Republican State Convention in session at Columbia

The Republican State Convention met at noon with all counties present except Horry and contingents from Beaufort and Union. E W Mackey was elected permanent chairman. After settling contesting delegations the body went into secret session on vital matters. Indications favor nominating the State ticket with support from colored delegates.

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Columbia S. C Horry County Beaufort Union E. W.M. Mackey

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Republican State Conventions Nominate for Congress and Electors

Multiple state conventions nominate candidates for Congress and electors. Louisiana, New Jersey, Nebraska, Kansas, Georgia, Maryland and other states announce selections and party positions. Highlights include nominations of John W. Houston for Congress and various electors, with resolutions endorsing national platforms and urging reforms.

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Viceroy Reports Indian Front Movements and Kabul Developments

Telegraphs indicate Gen Stewart's rear guard reached Dana and Cabul reports say all is well with the Ameer personally directing affairs. Ayoob Khan's force is 4,000 regulars with Ghazis, 2,000 cavalry, and 28 guns. he says he was compelled to fight and Roberts calls for unconditional surrender.

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London Viceroy of India Stewart Dana Cabul Ameer Jellalabad Col. St. John Ayoob Khan Awoob Khan Roberts Candahar Mazza Argandaub Babiwahkotal India Phayre Kojak

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O Connors Resolution Against the House of Peers

In London on September 2, Thomas P O Connor representing Home Rule moved in the Commons a resolution condemning the Lords as hereditary and irresponsible. The vote split with a small majority and several Irish members dissenting, while Parnell avoided involvement. The Fourth Party Banquet is organized by Conservative independents inviting Harcourt Labouchere and James. Lords pass Savings Bank roading grain and Hares bills. Labouchere signals action on Lords Commons relations. The census bill passes as Bright objects to religious persuasion. Hartington defends the Turkish settlement aims and warns against coercion in Montenegrin questions.

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London Thomas P. O’connor Galway England Ireland Scotland House of Commons Labouchere Northampton Marquis of Hartington Bradlaugh Briggs Broadhurst Ashton W. Dilk Wil Lords House of Lords Savings Bank Labonchere Arnold Parnell John Bright Wilfrid Lawson Lord Hartington Europe Wns Charles Dilke Seymour Dulcigno

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French government contemplates Vatican drafted letter

Paris reports the Vatican drafted a letter from religious congregations in response to De Freycinet’s wish. Fifty superiors approve the document while the Temps says Alsatian Jesuits in Rue Lafayette face expulsion. Paris notes government readiness to treat the letter as official.

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London Republique Francaise Chamber of Deputies Constans de Temps Paris Rue Lafayette Vatican The Francais Premier de Freycinet M. de Freycinet Temps Rue Lafayette

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Irish Demonstration in Hyde Park Planned for Sunday

London reports Thomas Power O'Connor will lead an Irish demonstration against the House of Lords in Hyde Park next Sunday with several Irish MPs likely to attend. The Board of Works denied a platform, and The Times criticizes the Lords for rejecting the voter registration bill as imprudent in disputes of importance. Von Haymerie’s Conference.

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London Thomas Power O’connor House of Lords Hyde Park House of Commons Board of Works Times Ireland von Haymerie

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Naval and diplomatic bustle as fleets sail for Ragusa

Dispatches report a Turkish naval demonstration to start on the 15th with ships reaching Ragusa. Berlin notes recall of Baron Magnus and new Danish envoy Kiderlen Maec Hert. German currency worries rise while the Imperial Bank still pays gold in Berlin. British and French squadrons head to Ragusa. Austrian Emperor makes triumphal Cracow entry.

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London Vienna Baron von Haymerie Nordeney Prince Bismarck France Seymour Eberne Schull Edward Bearing New York Legation Dresden Germania Albert Caroline Herbert von Bismarck Prince Milan of Servia Maprip Ebro Lepere de Freycinet Berlin Ragusa Copenhagen Bernhardt Baron Magnus Denmark Kiderlen Maeehter Imperial Bank of Germany Bremen Hamburg Friedland Suffren Hirondelle Toulon Marquis of Huntington India Candahar Lyons Naples Fusan Corea Palermo Brest

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Stepped-Led Steinway Piano Case Factory Burned in Fitchburg

Fire in Grand street Leominster workshop owned by Steinway & Sons of New York started from a stove used by a watchman. Total loss of building machinery tools and most stock valued at about 15000 with 13000 insured across multiple companies. A few unfinished cases saved as workers salvaged tools.

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Fitchburg Mass Grand Street Leominster Steinway & Sons New York Springfield Fire and Marine Fire Association Phildelphia Lacaisse of Paris London Lancashire England Pennsylvania Philadelphia German American of Phenix of Brooklyn Commercial Union of England North British and Mercantile New Hampshire Manchester Meriden Connecticut American Newark Fire Newark Commerce of Albany Felton Woods Westchester G. A. Lane F. A. Harris American of L. Dewitt Abington Central Street Michael Hayes Hingham Mutual Biddeford Old Orchard B. E. Cutter H. A. Philbrook Montpelier Charlies H. Heath Adams Mary Duggan Central Avenue Wesleyan Hill Winthrop Geo. Shaw

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Tax case decisions in New Hampshire discussed by court

The New Hampshire Supreme Court indicates the Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad appeal partially concerns more than municipal taxes, orders refinding facts, and outlines issues of proportional valuation. It also notes the Atlantic and St Lawrence case about valuing the whole road across three states and challenges in isolating New Hampshire value in 1879. In Burlington Iowa a proposed Southern Iowa and Nebraska Railway Company files articles of incorporation with $3 million capital, to build from Humiston west to the Missouri line, with initial contractor work and twenty miles slated by Sept. 10.

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New Hampshire Concorpd N. H Supreme Court Boston, Concord and Montreal Board of Equalization Hus Doe Atlantic and New Southern Railway Burlington Southern Iowa and Nebraska Railway Company Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Hamiston Wayne County Missouri River Iowa and Missouri State Line Humiston

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National Board Urges Navy Training and Pilotage Reform

At Norfolk on September 2 the National Board of Steam Navigation adopted resolutions to urge Congress to fund training for the navy and mercantile marine, reduce reliance on foreign crews, regulate compulsory pilotage coastwise, unify pilotage rates nationwide, and standardize state laws. Delegates were named for the Boston ship owners convention on October 6.

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President Hayes Sees Naperville Stop and Addresses Volunteers

The presidential train halted at Naperville for a reunion of the 105th Illinois Volunteers. Hayes praised the country’s improved condition due to American soldiers’ efforts and introduced Gen. Sherman. Sherman spoke to the First Brigade, Second Army Corps. In Mendota Hayes contrasted past travel with modern easy journeys and urged faithful adherence to laws, denying partisan speeches.

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Drowning of Lewiston Youth in River Accident

Samuel Doane aged 16 of Lewiston drowned when a boat upset in the river on Wednesday. A boy who tried to help him nearly drowned in the attempt.

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Eight candidates admitted to the bar and Reed expelled

The Concord law term opened with eight candidates admitted to the bar and N E Reed of Newport expelled for illegal practice. Dartmouth College opened its fall term with similar admissions and a Frost reception for faculty and medical students.

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Supreme Court Concord N. E. Reed Newport Dartmouth College C. P. Frost Medical College Mascoma Lake Enfield Compton Village Pemigewasset River Dr. Johns Perry Portsmouth George W. Perry Newmarket Manufacturing Company W. D. Pickman B. W. Crowningshield J. W. D. Joy G. B. Silsbee N. G. Saltonstall John Webster Samuel A. Halley Timothy M. Joy Silver’s New Hampshire Veterans Lowell T. Greenhalge John S. Colby M. A. Haines Association McClellan Natt Head McMahon Griffin Harriman Frank Smith M.T. Donohoe A. F. Stevens George E. Gay Hotel Weirs

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Northfield camp meeting ends this morning

Miss Fannie E. Burrage of Pittsford has left for a new field of labor in Turkey under the A B C F M. Willard Walker of North Troy, 86, died suddenly from heart disease after serving in the General Assembly. A large Protective Grange picnic was held in Brattleboro with addresses by several Vermont leaders and a 400 member turnout.

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Notable Misfortunes and Gatherings Across New England

Reports from Clinton, New Bedford, Springfield and Northfield recount accidents and injuries, including Joseph Brooks’ death after the wire cloth walls collapsed, William Cunningham’s train crash injuries, and a postmaster’s rib fracture. D L Moody leads a Wednesday night convocation in Northfield, with Deerfield Memorial Hall dedication planned for the following Wednesday. The G A R reunion in Groveland draws around 800 attendees, and a Woburn ice firm burglary yields $200 to $300 stolen. Additional items cover a boat capsizing near Newburyport, a failed church call in Easthampton, a Lawrence clothing heist, a new Merrimac bridge work site, Williams College opening activities, Wilder cabinet plans, and the Forty-ninth Regiment reunion in Sheffield with endowment aims and multiple speakers.

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Joseph Brooks Clinton Wire Cloth Works William J. Cunningham New Bedford Postmaster Lee Springfield D. L. Moody Northfield Old North Church Deerfield Memorial Hall Salisbury Beach Butler Dr. Loring Charles P. Thompson G. A. R. Posts Essex County Balich’s Grove Groveland Gen Bartlett Easthampton William F. Bacon Chelsea Lawrence Daniel Donovan Thomas Dobson Donovan Charlestown Salem Merrimac Boston and Maine Haverhill Lawrence American Merrimac River Boston and Maine Road Williams College Chadbourne Cooperstown N. Y Edward Clarke Wilder Hardenburg New York City Clarke Williamstown Forty-ninth Regiment Sheffield Congregational Church Pittsfield House Page Weston Tucker J.C. Waller B. Sumner

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Torpedo Boat Lightning Tested At Twenty Miles An Hour

The torpedo boat Lightning steamed at twenty miles per hour in tests with Lieut. Commander Goodrich guiding the engine and Lieut. Commander Caldwell at the wheel. Both experiments proved satisfactory and the board is now preparing its report.

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Farmington Man Ends Life By Self Harm and Brooklyn Sailor Killed

Isaac Miles of Farmington, 55, died by his own action Tuesday morning. James Welch of Brooklyn, crewman on the schooner Liberty at Black Rock with coal, was killed by a moving car on Tuesday at Bridgeport. He was found on the track and foul play is suspected.

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Isaac Miles Farmington James Welch Brooklyn Liberty Black Rock Bridgeport

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August Fisheries Show Record Receipts For Gloucester

The August fishery totals in Gloucester surpassed prior months with strong Bank and Georges cod and a sharp rise in mackerel. Compared with July, Shore codfish fell while Bank codfish and Georges codfish rose, and mackerel receipts jumped over 158 percent. Compared with August of last year, total codfish reached 7.42 million pounds and total mackerel 25,035 barrels.

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Coroner Recommends Public Exposure in Suicide Debate

Coroner Hermann presented sixteen suicide cases to a jury in New York seeking practical ideas to curb rising self harm. The jury urged adopting a French method of dishonoring suicide victims by exposing the nude body to the public and then dissecting it.

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New York Hermann

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Mexican campaign moves on Durango and border towns

A Santa Fe special from Denver reports Col. Vaile leading federal troops south to suppress a Mexican revolution in Durango. Col. Joaquin Terrassas with 200 mounted volunteers engages Victoria's Indians as border towns are urged to supply volunteers.

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White supremacy and census fear in the South

The New York Nation argues newspapers have not estimated the scope of alleged conspiracies between supervisors and enumerators or the Census Bureau checks. It notes no reliable white–black population proportions in the targeted states and suggests rising black fertility would embarrass white supremacy and alter political calculations amid reported outrages against freedmen.

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Notable Deaths and Obituaries Across Several States

A chain of obituaries notes Mrs. Hetty A. Mackie daughter of Capt. Bradford and descendant of Gov. Bradford, died in New Bedford aged 77. Real estate figure Martin Hayes of Boston died in Hingham aged about 55. Spanish dramatist Hartzenbusch died in Madrid. Frederick A. Barker of the Bunker Hill District died in Kingston at 35. Milford resident Maynard Rawson died in Worcester asylum aged over 70. Rev. Dr. O. E. Daggett, Yale alumnus and educator, found dead in Hartford. Willard Walker of North Troy died aged 86. Artist Robert M. Pratt died in New York at 69.

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Hetty A. Mackie Andrew Mackie New Bedford Bradford Plymouth United States Army William Bradford Plymouth Colony Thomas Hinckley Massachusetts Bay Portland Mackie Martin Hayes Boston Hingham Hayes Berkeley Street Slingham Church of the Immaculate Conceptions Madrid Juan Eugenio Hartzenbusch Cologne Los Amantes de Teruel National Library Frederick A. Barker Bunker Hill Horatio Harris & Co Kingston Barker Maynard Rawson Milford Worcester O. E. Daggett Hartford Conn Yale Canandaigua New York New London Willard Walker North Troy General Assembly Robert M. Pratt Pratt

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Maritime Arrivals and Departures List Across Major Ports

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Robberies on steamer Providence denied by Evening Telegram

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Stepped-Led Steinway Piano Case Factory Burned in Fitchburg

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Tax case decisions in New Hampshire discussed by court

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National Board Urges Navy Training and Pilotage Reform

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Drowning of Lewiston Youth in River Accident

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