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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1882

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Vigilant Campaign Fight Against Maine Bribery Ring

The article urges unremitting watchfulness and hard work by all who want to overthrow the corrupt Maine campaign managers. It warns against any relaxation in effort until the political fight ends.

Maine Republican “Tring

Wadsworth's Rise Tied to Early Geneseo Ball Club

Six years ago a Geneseo New York baseball club featured a young catcher named Wadsworth whose team conduct earned village esteem in Jamestown. Now a congressman and leading gubernatorial hopeful, his political trajectory mirrors his early on field decisiveness. Ex-Senator Fenton will join the Republican convention and lead a Wadsworth delegation from Chautauqua. If he pursues the nomination with the same tact as baseball, he may become the party candidate for governor.

Geneseo N. Y Wadsworth Jamestown Congress Empire State Fenton Rube” Fenton Chautauqua Bangor Piaisted Norombega Hall Joseph Dane Norombega Col. George Texas Clinton Pittsfield St. Albans Dexter Farmer Bobie Boston Post North Bucksport D. H. Thing Mr .Vernon Col Robie Gorham Thing Grangers Col. Robie Whig Frederick Robie Oneranger Blaine Independent Hawks Hallowell James H. Lee Lee Ion Dracut Crapo Sheffield Milton Republican Stoneham Needham Ledford Bishop Chesterfield S. Manchester Eustace C. Fitz Chelsea William A. Tower Lexington Fitz Col. Tower Tower, Giddings & Co Democratic City Committee Cambridge New Bedford Philadelphia the Times A. K. McClure T. P. O'Malley Central Branch Land League Scranton Irish Land League Republican Party McClure Gen. Beaver John C. Delaney Washington Land League Cameron Mr. Walsh Pennsylvania Edward O’meagher Condon Beaver Delaney Condon Lowell England Dune New Vermont White River Junction Barstow Maton Martin Farnham Phelps Heath Scattering Greenback Addison Bennington Chittenden Franklin Grand Isle Lamoule Stewart Beameton Kidder Greenbacker Rutland County Windsor Poland Fletcher Dem Dunbar Grout W. J. Sweesey Robert Summers R. J. Buell M. O. Morse Marion Todd W. J. Cuthbertson E. J. Schellens Supreme Court W. A. Stratton John Clark Stephen Maywell Warren Chase G. O. Irwin F. Woodward W. O. Howe Isaac Kinley Judge Weaver Nebraska Michigan Koward Brettung Negaunee Jay A. Hubbell Hubbell John B Storm George D. Tillman South Carolina Democrats Land Dover N. H Judge Poland John B. Raymond Tariff Commission New York Sun Robert P. Porter Porter Judge Kelley Chicago Don Cameron Friends of Administration

Swanton Nominated as Independent Candidate in Batu

Batu Maine Sept 8 The nomination of ex Mayor H W Swanton as an independent republican candidate for representative deals a hard blow to local republican hopes The ex mayor a lifelong Republican commands popularity enough to threaten the favored ring candidate

Batu H. W. Swanton

The Relative Length of the Bishop and Crape Booms

A page item reports on local political topics of interest to area politicians. It notes measurements and comparisons of bishop and crepe booms alongside other brief political curiosities.

E.oocal Messrs Bishop Crape Crapo Bisho Butler Music Hall Gen. Butler Worcester Gov. Long

Free For All Race Leaves Santa Claus Lame

Three horses ran in a free for all with Santa Claus reported lame while other entrants showed good condition. Track conditions likely hindered faster times and the additional $500 prize for beating 2:15 was not claimed.

Santa Claus

New England Agricultural Society Show Closes in Worcester

Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports the Worcester exhibition ended with high attendance and revenue covering expenses but overall dissatisfaction. Managers are urged to rotate venues, expand premiums for livestock, entice larger entries, and promote richer purses for trotting horses to restore farmer interest and public support.

Boston Post Worcester New England Agricultural Society New England

President Arthur Visits Marblehead Sparks Town Excitement

A reminiscence notes Marblehead has hosted four US Presidents with Washington in 1739 at the Lee mansion, Monroe during a New England tour, and Jackson in 1884. The current arrival of President Arthur on Friday arouses wild local enthusiasm, the first White House guest since then.

United States Dixie’s Wharf Judge Carter New York Salem Peabody Academy of Science Plummer Hall Roger Wiliams Church Jonathan H. Orne Samuel Roads, Jr Willam Sparhawk Marblehead Light Infantry Grand Army of the Republic Benjamin Pitman Capt. Pitman Abbot Hall Pitman Stuart F. McClearn Arthur Marblehead Pitmen Orne Marblehead Neck Fastern Yacht Club Marblehead Harbor Porthsmouth N. H Washington Lee Mansion Monroe New England Andrew Jackson White House

Kassassin Dispatch Reports Mobile English Positions

News despatches from Kassassin and Alexandria describe Maj. Gen. Willis replacing Gen. Graham, enemy activity near Tel el Kebir, and reconnaissance revealing enemy positions from Karraim to Tel el Kebir. Reports note arming efforts, canal developments, and prisoner treatment policies amid broader war updates.

London Kassassin Daily News Willis Graham Tel-el-Kebir Karraim Tel-el- Kebir Jondon Alexandria Reuter Public Debt Department Commission Edward Malet Khedive Daily Telegraph Arati Pasha Cairo Wolseley

North Atlantic squadron arrives at Eastport amid theft case

The North Atlantic squadron arrived at Eastport at noon Thursday. A horse and phaeton were stolen from a West Auburn stable owned by A B Crofts on Wednesday night. The horse was recovered in Hallowell and William Murray is jailed on theft charges. R Emmerton Jones, once with a Kansas City man, fled with a woman and children, traced to Falmouth after landing. In Bradford, Mr Pingree from Boston faced supreme court bound over on murderous assault charges. the wife now backs him, citing jealousy in the alleged incident.

Eastport A. B. Crofts West Auburn Hallowell William Murray R. Emmerton Jones Long Island Blanchard Kansas City Falmouth Bradeford Pingree Boston Supreme Court George W. Noyes Sprague Cranston J.J. Woolley New Congregational Church Pawtucket William F. Harper Providence Joseph 8. Carter R.I Rives McKim New York Z. Chafee Canonchet Gen. Butler Messrs Charles H. Hurt James Tillinghast New York and New England Railroad Company Coventry Company Anthony Village Mill Company James Dunmanway Common Pleas Court Guitean Sawyer Butler Greenwich Academy William D. Burdick

Fifth annual camp meeting of spiritualists at Lake Sunapee

The fifth annual spiritualist camp meeting opened at Lake Sunapee on Friday. Local events note the 10th regimental survivors' Manchester reunion on the 22nd and various civic activities in Portsmouth and Concord including railroad debates and a Chandler visit.

Lake Sunapee Manchester Father Drummond Dover J. H. Pratt Rochester Linda M. Brown Farmington Portsmouth Arthur Naval Station American Hoopdressing Company Concord Board of Officers New Hampshire State Board of Equalization Samuel J. Anderson Portland Portland and Ogdensburg Boston, Concord and Montreal Daniel Barnard Ashuelot J. H. Alvin Topham Chandler Portsmouth Navy Yard Ordnance Building Wia Fallapoosa Frank Jones Ezra H. Winchester Elbridge G. Pierce, Jr Edward P. Kimball Robert C. Pierce Calvin Paige Daniel Marey William H. Sise Alexander H. Land Alfred E. Howard

Resignation and Trials Mark New England Notes

Reverend E P Wild of Newport Congregational Church resigns due to ill health. Two Jamaica youths claim perpetual motion machines and seek a patent. Mrs J N Northroft of Castleton, 70, died after a partial insanity episode. Vermont W C T U held annual meeting at North Bennington. P W Laird of St Johnsbury learns New Hampshire Supreme Court orders judgment in $7,800 verdict against the Passumpsic railroad over Barnet store ban. case tried thrice in Grafton County. costs around $500, mostly recovered from the road.

E. P. Wild Congregational Newport Jamaica J. N. Northroft Castleton Vermont Women’s Christian Temperance Union North Benaiangton P. W. Laird St. Johnsbury Supreme Court of New Hampshire Passumps ¢ Railroad Barnet Grafton

Fires burn farms and mills across towns with heavy losses

A string of fires reports from Grand Island Wyoming Iroquois Bristol Claremont Keene Springfield Philadelphia Providence CortooCook Hopkinton Haverhill Sept 8 9 show multiple buildings farms mills and barns destroyed with losses ranging from a few thousand to over 18 000 dollars and various insured amounts.

Grand Island Neb Wyoming Iroquois Ont Batley & Mills Bristol Claremont N. B Sullivan Machine Company Keene N.H Picker Stratton Swanzey Springfield Mass Charles Marshall Tolland Centre Philadelphia One Sons & Co Market Street Providence RE. I Elisha Whitaker Cranston Cortoocook N. H George JT. Foss Hopkinton Foss Haverhill Mags River Street Edwin Bowley Insurance Phenix Insurance Company Hartford Om Contents North America Etna of

Deed That Gave Property to Son Backfires in Iowa

Missouri Valley Iowa report tells how farmer John Lawk deeded all to his son to care for his aging parents but was ejected from the homestead after the deed proved unrecorded. The father retrieved the deed from a bureau drawer by night, forcing his son to surrender possessions and shelter.

Missouri Valley Iowa John Lawk Young Lawk

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