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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1871

Page

2

Democratic Rally Voices Reform and Rising Hope

A rousing Democratic gathering denounces public abuses and calls for reform led by trusted figures. Speakers defend the people's will, criticize Governor Butler, and urge unity under Hancock or Hendricks to marshal the party to victory. Tilden follows with a patriotic address and calls for a statewide New Departure.

Piso Claflin Butler Maa Crear Ublic Warrin Andrew Bullock Claflin Benjamin F. Barler Duller Gratz Brown Greeley Sumner Schurz Trumbull Pottis Eers Cameron Orney Morton Parson Brownlow Hancock Hendricks Union Tarbox Republican Party A. K. Tilden Stewart Hawley Hanover N. H

Defaulter Paymaster Sent to Fort McHenry in 1860s Case

Washington dispatch reports Major John L. Hodge Deputy Paymaster in the army confessed to defrauding the Government of about 100000 to 509909 dollars since 1866. He sent funds to a New York investment firm in gold and stock gambling, expressed remorse, and offered to surrender assets. General Brice placed him under close arrest, and telegraphed for confinement at Fort McHenry. Hodge, a Philadelphia native with a prominent family tie to Admiral Rodgers, faces court martial. The search for further involved parties continues as detectives probe banks and other sources.

Washixoton John L. Hodge Hedge Gen. Brice Hodge New York Sherman Fort McHenry Philadelphia the Treasury Admiral Rodgers China Squadron Pennsylvania Volunteers Rochester Baltamore United States

Foley Suit In New York Court Resumes With Affidavits

In New York on September 13 the Foley suit against city officials continued in the Supreme Court. Tweed affidavits denied key allegations about agents and department expenses while Strahan pressed for vouchers and a decree, claiming city debt rose markedly under Mayor Hall. O Gorman argued defense issues and that bonds were legal, with the session adjourned to continue tomorrow.

Foley Hall Strahan Tryeed New York Transcript Printing Company O’gorman Levine

A lively demonstration for the eight hour law at Cooper Institute

A crowded Cooper Institute meeting in New York endorsed the eight hour law. Wm J Jessup presided as speakers condemned Tweed and Albany officials for wage-law evasion, urged arrests, and passed resolutions against monopoly and for worker control of public railways. Reports also allege Julius Norton’s $115,000 defalcation, a skeleton murder linked mystery, a seduction suit, and Buckhout’s impending execution.

Young Democracy Springfeld Brass Band Massasoit Thomas Riley Wm. D. Park Frank Roche A. K. Tilden Boston John K. Tarbox Lawrence Hugh Donnelly Springfield Thomas Riury, Esq Grant New Yon Cooper Institute Wm. J. Jessup Workingmen's Union Alexander Troupe Tweed Albany Commissioners of Public Works President Grant Washington Julio W. Norton Norton Treasury Piaintiela N.J Wall Street

French Ministers and Assembly Watch Amid Disarmament Edict

Paris reports M de Trequeville may become French Minister to Washington. Convent Trinity Rome settlement acknowledged French protectorate. Orders issued to enforce disarmament of the National Guard in Rhone Gard and Loire. In Versailles Thiers speaks on reconstructions direction and asks Deputies to survey constituents on monarchy or republic as Duke d Aumale and Prince de Joinville prepare seats in the Assembly. Session prorogued to December 4 with a 25 member committee to oversee government during recess.

Paris M. de Trcqueville Washington la France Rome Rhone Gard Loire Patrie d’Aumale Prince de Joinville Versailles Thiers

Internationals To Be Suppressed After Habsburg Exile

Berlin census underway likely shows population near nine hundred thousand. Diplomatists Bis mark Von Leust and others in Salzburg after the emperors departure plan to suppress the Latinational Society and settle the Schleswiz question.

Salzpurg Bismark von Leust Emperor Wilhalm Francis Joseph Berlin

Nomination of Parker by New Jersey Democrats

The New Jersey Democratic State Convention met in Trenton on Spr 13. Parker won the governor nomination by acclamation after initial ballots and midcount switch, with Haight Lee Perry and others also named. Resolutions urge amnesty revenue reform tax cuts and the new departure while opposing federal enforcement acts and centralized power.

Springfield Mass Commonwealth Thomas F. Plunkett Pittsfield John K. Tarbox Lawrence William W. Warren Brighton George W. Gill Worcester Joseph M. Wightman R. Spinney George Robinson Leopold Morse Thomas L. Jenks Boston John R. Bull John Quincy Adams John R. Briggs Sheffield Col Charles G. Greene del. Adams Josiah G. Abbott T. H. Sweetser Lowell A. W Chapin Thomas J. Gargan Thomas Riley Messrs Greene Abbott Gill Chapin Trenton N.J Joel Parker Charles Haight Benjamin F. Lee Nehemiah Perry Thomas W. Armstrong Hudson County Parker Minnesota St. Pavn Mixy Winthrop Young St. Anthony L. Buell Houston E. Folk Rice F. B. Vosberg Svearns J. L. McDonald Shakapa Supreme Court Wm. Mitchell Winona M. K. Birk Mankato

Nineteenth Annual Meeting of American Pharmaceutical Society

The meeting in St. Louis and adjoining notes report delegates from Louisville Michigan Ontario Chicago New York Philadelphia New Jersey Newark Columbia Washington St. Louis Kansas and others. Eighty eight new members elected twelve died. Retiring President Staples urged anti adulteration measures and greater pharmacist knowledge. Kane Sander elected president and a slate of officers including Diehl Marks Ash Tufts Maisah announced.

St. Lovurs American Pharmaceutical Society Ferries Moore Baltineing Louisville College of Pharmacy University of Michigan Ontario College of Pharmacy Chicago College of Pharmacy New York College Philadelphia College New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association Newark Pharmaceutical Association Columnia Association of Pharmacy of Washington St. Louis College of Pharmacy Kansas College of Pharmacy Staples Louris American Pharmaceutical Association Kane Sander St. Louis Louis Diehl Louisville George F. Marks Boston M. F. Ash Jackson, Miss Charles A. Tufts Dover N. H John M. Maisah Philadelphia

Hurricane Dispatches Reach Havana and Jamaica

Gents report 2090 Chinese apprentices in Havana facing retirement or return after the hurricane. Lara and five insurgents surrender. A Kingston Jamaica correspondent notes Kingston accounts of the West Indies hurricane. St Thomas damage exaggerated, Antigua and St John affected moderately.

Havana Cuba Lara New York Kingston Jamaica West India Islands St. Thomas Antigua and St. John

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