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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1871

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2

Paris Commune and Dr Karl Marx linked by 19th century mobs

The passage argues that had the Paris Commune not occurred, Karl Marx might have died, and asserts that the Commune’s strength came from the International Society led by Marx. It contends his innocence is doubtful as the organization aided the Commune, while the Commune boosted Marx’s notoriety despite his claimed dissociation.

Paris Karl Marx International Society Marx Dr Marx

The Late Radical Trick in Democratic Circles

Democratic National Committee members in the city seek the source of an anonymous pamphlet titled Concession, or How the Lost Cause may be Regained and the Independence of the South Secured. They suspect a Republican origin used to damage the party ahead of elections. No return address or identifying mark is found. SOUTH CAROLINA.

Democratic National Executive Committee South Democratic Party Congress Republican Party Gen. Butler Fitchburg Railroad Commonwealth Yeager Syracuse N. Y Anti-Dramshop Party Leigh New York Dramshop Providence C. C. Leigh Gardiner Howland Rensselaer Simon Brownell Washington Award Crumney Dutchess John B. Ed Aes C.J. Mills Fulton W. Marks Ontario A. C. Rose Business Committee So Ate Party National Temperance Party James McManus Albany Penitentiary Poughkeepsie Merchants’ National Bank City of Charleston 8. C Washburn Doolittle Wisconsin O’brien, Pierce & Co Portland Wilkesbarre Coal and Iron Hollenbeck Whilkesbarre Horace Greeley Tippecanoe Agricultural Association Lafay

Change of Programme At Salem Speeches Stir Rumors Of Forestalling

The article discusses political tempers as General Butler shifts his speaking plan, fore stalls Loring, and plans to visit New Bedford next, while Salem hosts a caucus led by Dr Loring to block him. Crowds are expected with much music and strong Butler presence and little Loring.

Ville Sargent Guild Jewell Braistow Gen. Butler Bowman Shute R Davis Loring Commonwealth Boards of Commissioners Sanborn The Springfield Republican Warrington Salem New Bedford Butler Witches Jackson, Miss U. S. District Court Ka-Kinxewton County Thomas Ane New _e Scanlon Ku Klux United States

Disaster account and city fraud notes from New York

Official report details Capt Henry of the Mississippi wreck off Florida on August 24 describing failed hull and cabin, life lines used, rescue by Cortes to New Orleans, with continuation on city accounts and public fraud probe. Judge Bedford calls for harsher charges, Atlantic Savings Bank scrutiny begins, and notorio us con man Haskins is arrested.

Poharg Prime Corps of Engineers John W. Turner Peters Department of Missouri New York City General Recruiting Service Eastern Division Sauer Fort Sully Dakota Territory Twenty-second Infantry Henry Bedford New York Mississippi Florida Cortes New Orleans State of New York General Commission City of New York Grm Bacon, Hollis & CO George Bacon John H. Hollis Horace Bacon Andrew Prirce, Jr Peirce & Bacon Boston Andrew Peirce

Boston Delegation Arrives in Springfield for State Democratic Convention

A Young Men's Democratic Club delegation from Boston led by Thomas Riley Hon Wm D Park and Frank Roche arrives in Springfield to arrange the Democratic Convention set for Sept 14 and a mass meeting the preceding night enthusiastic reception by local Democrats and officials as western Massachusetts clubs mobilize.

Springfield Mass Young Men’s Democratic Club Boston Thomas Riley Wm. D. Park Frank Roche

Mount Vesuvius eruption and Salzburg Conference noted

An article reports a strike eruption of Mount Vesuvius and references the Salzburg Conference among ongoing international events. It highlights disruptions and diplomatic responses, naming officials and locations involved in the coverage. The piece intertwines volcanic activity with political dialogue and regional developments.

Mount Vesuvius

Courts Bourges Fortified In Territorial Reorganization

Paris dispatch notes extensive fortifications planned for Bourges to serve as a military center with an arsenal and Metz military schools moved there. Government debates a Cherbourg line fortifications from Avallon to Autun while evacuation talks with Germany stall. Trial of General Rossel set for Thursday amid political shifts.

Bourges Rossel Paris Lullier Verite Metz Avallon Changy Autun Chevalier Nigra Napoleon Italy League For the Deliverance of Alsace and Lorraine Society For the Promotion Alsace Thiers Marshal Bagaine Committee of Military Investigation France Versailles Duc d’Aumale Algeria

Private lessons in articulation at Boston deaf mute school

Thomas Riley, attorney at law, announces that A Graham Bell, teacher of vocal physiology, will be in Boston in September October and November to receive a few private pupils for articulation instruction at the Deaf Mute School 11 Pemberton Square. Visiting hour 3 to 4 PM.

A. Graham Bell Boston Pemberton Square Tnéi

Explosion at Wigan Coal Mine Kills Many

A disastrous explosion at a Wigan Lancashire coal mine traps about fifty workers in the seam with fears of suffocation. Sixty nine are reported killed after further blasts and the shaft bricked up. Nearby scenes are described as heart rending and mournful.

Wigan Lancashire London Newcastle Germany Tyne Cornwall Norway Glasgow Republican Committee

Removal of Messengers, Cahill & Co at Tremont Street

Successors to Messenger Cahill and Co have moved to 128 Tremont Street opposite Park Street. They announce an entirely new stock of their own imported goods for gentlemen's wear and new garment facilities to offer quicker service and lower prices. Marketed for Sept 1.

Messenger, Cahill & CO Tremont Street Park St Messrs Brewster Co Broome Street N. Y Boston New York Co. T. Walker & CO Narragansett Park Association Marragansett Park Cranston Providence BR. L Dexter

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