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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1871

Page

2

Secret Russian Prussian Treaty Exposed in Late Dispatches

Despatches reveal a covert agreement between Russia and Prussia to act together against Austria if it intervened in the war. Austria would be divided and annexed along with Bohemia Moravia and Galicia, boosting the czar’s dominions while Germany strengthens. Relations between William, Bismarck and Austria show evident alignment or rivalry as events unfold.

Russia Prussia Austria France Bohemia Moravia Galicia William Prince Bismark Turkey Spain Beust Germany Washington Alexis Fish United States Thezar Crtizens Marlborough Union

Charleston City Election Under Bayonet Rule Claims

Republican sources claim Charleston municipal election used armed guards at polls with a fatality amid factional feuding over patronage. The note cites broader state disturbance and alleges Republican quarrels sparked unrest. Also covered are reduced customs receipts under the new tariff and Navy yard transfers.

Charleston South Carolina

General’s orderly campaign meeting ends quietly

The General’s gathering closed without noise at 9:30 with a mournful band march. The reception drew favorable attention and a stylish carryall departed for the hotel. Tomorrow he plans speeches at Salisbury Beach and Hyde Park in the afternoon and evening respectively.

Salisbury Beach Hyde Park

The Recent Election In Maine and Radical Tactics

Special despatch from PortLawn Maine analyzes the Maine election, noting heavy activity by Radical leaders led by Speaker Blaine, a surprising rise in Perham's vote, and shifts on the liquor issue. It highlights Blaine's strategic push, Perham's stance on the Maine law, and gains for Kimball and the Democrats in the legislature.

Blaine Perham Boston Post PortLawn Charles P. Kimball Radical Party Speaker Blaine Radical State Committee Saratoga Grant Maine Grev. Perham Bangor Lewiston Bath Augusta Kimball

Indications Gov Perham Ahead by Nearly Eleven Thousand

Early returns up to noon today show Gov. Perham leading by about 11 000 in Avousta Maine with a net Republican gain of roughly 3000 over last year. The official last year majority was 8238. Polling observers expect a substantial victory margin.

Avousta Perham Brooklyn Massachusetts Jomippole SS. Promate Court 3 Woods Boston Susan Bop Ana Susan Boston Post Isaac Ames

Mayor Hall Calls For Connolly Resignation Over City Vouchers

Mayor Hall demands Comptroller Connolly resign amid alleged burglary of Finance Department offices and disappearance of vouchers and cancelled warrants. He cites risk to city credit and seeks replacement to restore public confidence while promising investigation and restitution. Connolly declines to comply. Hall notes official response and continuation of inquiry.

Hall Connolly Vouch Moxpar P. M Lith Finance Department Bse Court of Common Pleas A. Oaker Hart A. Oakey Hart Sta Méiming New York Gener Financial Administration Richard B. Coxsouty

Bismarck’s grand coup reshapes Russia Prussia treaty

The dispatch outlines a Versailles treaty between Russia and Prussia. It claims Austria cedes Bohemia Moravia Silesia and Salzburg. Russia to supply ships and joint war effort with Germany. Galicia and Dalmatia renounced. five Baltic ports and part Courland ceded to Germany. Gortechakoff is portrayed as duped by Bismark’s maneuvers. Austria veers toward Russia under changing rulings.

Lowpoy Russia Prussia Versailles Austria Germany Bohemian Moravia Silesia Duchy of Salzburg Bismark Napoleon II Sadowa Europe Prince Gortechakoff Berlin St. Petersburg Galicia Dalmatia Baltic Courtland Paris Gortechakoff France Vienna Luxemburg Napoleon Schleswig-Holstein

Versailles Assembly Opened With Tax Hike Debate And Pension Reforms

The National Assembly at Versailles reports adverse on a provisional tax increase aimed at current administration needs. It passes a bill revising the late Imperial pension list restricting pensions to extreme poverty or distinguished service. Thiers urges tax provisions, hopes for a quick recess, and President emphasizes patriotic order to restore France’s credit.

National Assembly Versailles Assembly Thiers France

Governor of Albania Appointed Shifts Regional Disorder

Constantinople report states Moustapha Assim is named Governor of Albania, seen as a step to end ongoing disorders. Tesim Pacha becomes Minister of Marine replacing Mahmoud Pacha who succeeds Ali Pacha as Grand Vizier.

Albania Constantinople

London and Liverpool Market Summaries Sept 12 1900s

Financial and commodity notes from London Paris and Liverpool dated Sept 12 report Consols and U S bonds levels, U S loan rates, cotton prices with sales volumes, breadstuffs and wheat shipments including American imports, and refined petroleum and peas prices. Weather and market tone described as steady or dull with firmer wheat.

London U. S U.S Bombay Liverpool California Manchester

Japan and Hawaii treaty cited amid Tokyo dispatches

The China and Yokohama steamship brings news of the Japan Hawaii treaty exchanged through Mr DeLong. American Minister Long compelled the British Charg d Affaires to apologize for insulting remarks about Americans. English editor of the Japanese Mail issued a contrite apology for a scurrilous document. Government changes in Japan noted with Satsuma gaining ground. Great tea and silk demand, with several ships loading for New York and London amid drought near Shanghai.

Japan Hawaii San Francisco Constitution Panama China Hong Kong Yokohama Carl Waeber Allison A. Reis K. Arnold New York Chicago Boston DeLong Long Pscral Kcular Japanese Mail Sheppard Satsuma Gov. Low James Brooks Cheefoo Egypt United States London Shanghae

Strawberry praise from Cres vor charms JOY'S BUILDING display

In a boastful note the speaker extols Cres vor for its fruit quality and praises a wide range of varieties at moderate prices. The passage highlights deticious products of the Rhine and Moselle Valleys and promotes JOY'S BUILDING as the venue to find them.

Stem winding watch inventor shoots self amid murder charges

Henry Rothfelder a 45 year old French jeweller at Alexander Newberger on Sixth Avenue shot himself in the heart in his East Tenth Street boarding house. He faced serious cruelty charges at the Susquehanna Valley Home for Children and was involved in patent litigation with the American Watch Company. The day’s items note a brig’s damage after a hurricane and other city matters including gas pricing and a discharges in a yacht case.

New York Henry Rothfelder Alexander Newberger Sixth Avenue East Tenth Street Rothfelder Ball & Black American Watch Company

Solemn funeral for victims of Monday disaster in Newburyport

In Newburyport on September 12 crowds mourned many lives lost in Monday's disaster. Purcell, Boyle, Etheridge, Purcell, Page, Perkins, and Jackson were buried as the city held a large funeral with military honors for James Jackson. The coroner's jury met at 2 PM to view ruins and adjourned to Thursday.

James Jackson Boston Post Newburyport Mass Purcell St. Mary’s Church Bay of Chaleur Reuben Mace Charles Boyle George Etheridge Nicholas Purcell Lawrence Albert Page William Perkins Fire Department Hook and Ladder Company Page Dr Fiske Cushing Guard Whitefield Spalding Jackson Anf Springfield Commonwealth Boston and Albany Democratic State Committee Samuel K. Spinney Simnaaan Cazeivens

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