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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1882

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Political Snaps and Chorus of Endorsements Circling Delegates

Foreman Dickson of the star route Jury is praised as a friend of Dorsey though deemed unfit for the 12. Dorsey likely to remain secretary of the national committee. Stilson Hutchins impresses at the New Hampshire democratic convention. Bishop headquarters claim broad delegate support and predict Bishop's nomination.

Foreman Dickson Star Route Dorsey Stilson Hutchins New Hampshire Crapo Bishop Noyes Butler Chifford Spup Republican Committee George G. Crocker Lewnel Welch P. Ambrose Young Gishop Joe Richards John McCarty Francis W. Ryder John A. Davies KB. A. Storey, Jr Solomon Marble M. H. Ruwrigh John J. Wade Alfred N. Winslow Fred. A. Green A.J. Woodbury Rowe Canton New Braintree Southbridge Southampton Hadley Phillipston Ware North Brookfield Greenheld Williamsburg Backland Easthampton Harvard Llese Kingston Braiford Builer Buckland S. Z. Bowman Hayes Hayden Salem Marblehead William B. Brown Knott V. Martin Benjamin Pitman Simeon Dodge Worcester Ipswich C. A. Sayward J. D. Hurd Frederick Wilecomb J. A. Johnson A. S. Wilcomb J. J. Rotier Nathaniel Statswell Paulp Clarke P. E B. Concon Weston Movement Pittsfield Lowell Congress Russell Lowell Citizen Stott Gen. Butler Privy Deep Benjamin Athol Transcript South Framingham Bishop Taunton Raynham North Andover Paxton Bolton Petersham North Brookield Sturbridge Ali Gratton

Worcester Bishop delegation choice sparks party snarl

The Spy notes that Worcester’s almost unanimous Republican state convention delegation was outwitted and deceived by Crapoites. The piece laments early infighting among brethren as they snarl and bite over the outcome.

Worcester

Nomination of Col. John D. Hosley Praised by Democrats

The Democrats of New Hampshire's second district commend Col. John D. Hosley as a lifelong Democrat of high ability and untarnished character. They say he would be a credit to the state if elected and possesses genial qualities that win friends.

John D. Hosley New Hampshire

Rumor of Worcester anti Crapo sentiment stirs state politics

The rumor says anti Crapo sentiment in Worcester could push Gov. Long to seek the gubernatorial nomination and possibly run for senator if he wins. The chatter reflects broader unease among politicians about changing support and rival mischief.

Worcester Long

Arizona welcomes Crook amid Apache hostilities

An Arizona contemporary notes public hope that General Crook comes to assess the Apache threat rather than conduct missionary tours. The piece argues the territory is rife with hostile Apaches and that Crook must judge and act by his best judgment, possibly adopting aggressive Indian policy.

Arizona Gen. Crook Crook Conner, Baker Harney

Infanticide convict Mary Givon gets life in Bangor court

In Bangor on Wednesday Mary Givon of East Hampden was sentenced to life in state prison for infanticide. The Ossipee Valley fair opened at Cornish under favorable circumstances with a large neat cattle show totaling 119 yoke and 93 singles. The Maine Sportsmen's Association annual meeting in Bangor elected officers led by President P. O. Vickery and included vice presidents J. N. Martin and C. F. Mason and secretary Charles F. Cushman.

Supreme Judicial Court Bangor Mary Givon East Hampden Ossipee Augusta J. N. Martin Portland Secord C. F. Mason Auburn Charles F. Cushman Lewiston Joseph B. Banger Charles Yo Hennibal Hamlin B. M. Stilwell H. O. Stanley Association Davis Aaron R. Bunting D. H. Millett Lodge Merritt J. C. Stimpson Bonting Somerville W. H. Flynn N. Currier Herbert Cole Lewis J. T. Hanley J. E. Gillis T. M. Darrell Nathan Tufts J. G. Glover Patrick Rafferty J. F. Cowen P.S. Kerrell James Gariley A. R. Coolidge Peter Gallagher Charles Bartley Simon Connor P. J. White Peter Laridge Word and City Committee Charles 8 Lincoln S. G James Deauseault A. Melvm Sears Condit da. R. Brown Martin Gill J. M. Deausesurt J. Cushman Stete A. BR. Benton Congress Brady R. J. Blackwell Williem R. Pruman Wilhem E. Weld H. Lipby J.J. Roche Rnard Leuchie Richard T. Blackwell W. E. Weld W. Hi. Flynn G. A. Twycross Lyon Orapo Bishop Lynn Crapo William Shepherd Charles A. Newhall Alonzo Penney Cravo Cura Hall Personal Liberty League of Massachusetts Charles Rothenburg Lsue League J. Levy A. J. Gutermuth W. Pelkus R. Kiesow

Oak Park fair opening draws large crowd at Peterboro

The Oak Park fair at Peterboro Wednesday drew strong attendance. Fruit and vegetable displays exceeded expectations while housed cattle, swine, and poultry were below usual levels. Lecock won the 2:50 class, time 2.445. In Dover, Charles F. Horne sues the town of Rochester claiming 4000 dollars for injuries from a carriage incident caused by frightened horse near the Hastero railroad track. Portsmouth harbor listed the largest U S vessel count with ten ships present.

New State Oak Park Peterboro Weanesuay Lecock Charles F. Horne Rochester Supreme Court Dover Horce Hastero United States Portsmouth Harbor Vaz Tennessee Alliance Yantic Enterprise Kearsaree Tallapoosa Despatch Vandalia Leyden Congress Sabine Kansas Gusta Emerald Plymouth Omana Canasset Massachusetts Marshfield Mass Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society

Vermont Election And Local Notices In Historic Report

Vermont communities report varied political activity as legislators conclude sessions and elections face possible contest. Montpelier's Methodist seminary lists 160 students while Royalton votes yielded multiple adjournments. Local wool buyers visit Chelsea offering 33 and 34 cents per pound as farmers hold back for higher offers.

Vermont Montpelier Royalton Mullon Enry Hayward Tubhsidge Chelsea

Charles King Elopes With Jeanie Brown in Housatonic

Charles King of Housatonic eloped with 18 year old Jeanie Brown. A breach of promise suit by Hattie Hackley against Dr Wilson of Uxbridge was reportedly settled for 7006 dollars. M W Butler of Lenox was fatally injured when a bull gored him at a Lecattle show. A will found among Mrs. Francis Niles of Greenufield’s late possessions alters the estate outlook.

Charles King Housatonic Jeanie Brown Murmer Hattie Hacley Dr. Wilson Uxbridge M. W. Butler M.S. Butler Lenox Francis Niles Greenufield Malden Converse John Cochrane, Jr George W. Wilson Oliver T. Barrett Erskine F. Bickford Frederick A. Robinson Kate L. S. Talbot Costello C. Converse H. Millett, Esq James H. Whitasker Boston Rubber Shoe Co Malden and Melrose Gas Co Webster & Co Wiggin & Stevens William Highton Michael Cleary M. A. Metcalf Valeria G. Stove J. Talbot William A. Wilde Russell B. Wiggin Wiliam H. Wilcox Henry, Barrett Austin M. Ceeop A. H. Davenport Lorin L. Faber John B. Faulkner Jorge G. Hart Thomas Lang H. Odiorne Augusta M. Ricvaraso Richard Rich A. J. Wentworth Davi l Ayers James F. Eaton William O. Hall William C. Lamkin Joan Vannevar Universalist Church Amesbury Gertrage F. Swazey Maiden Sarah F. Swazey Pleasant Street W. M. Ryder Ryder Cincinnai Vannevar Godfrey Ryder, Jr Medford George W. Abercrombie George D. Ayers Eugene Nelson Malien Lake George Saratoga Vanvevar

Electric accident knocks man down in Newport scene

Robert Greason was knocked to the pavement Thursday evening while repairing an electric vole in Newport. He survived with no broken bones after being picked up unconscious. The report also notes Charles A. Lee, once linked to a Providence drowning, who allegedly posed as O Neil to fraudulently insure an older man for $5 000. the life agent exposed the scheme. Lee is believed to be in Pennsylvania.

New York Samuel J. Wisden Tilden Mr. Tilden London Kassassin Samsilia Tel el-Kebir Arabi Pasha Tel-el Kebir Ismailia Tel-el-Kebir Fred Eleck Wood Wolseley Telel Kebir Alexandria Sel-el Kebir Royal Irish Regiment Onen Graham Arsler Ruus Epeny McPherson Wader Lt iv Del Arabi Guards Black Watch Macneil Cumberland Fox Atisen Hutton Stirling Cold Stream Guards Col. Balfour Grenadiers Cameron Highlanders Kassassin Lock Foot Guards Duke of Connaught Highland Royal Irish Whiilis Richardson Colville Underwood Somerville Highland Light Innfantry Kox Allison Nue de Col Stiring Coldstream Guards Grenadier Guards Belbeis Zagazig Highland Brigade Cameron Highlancers Ragheb Pasha Ali Fehmi Pasha Robert Greason Newport Charles A. Lee Providence O'Neil Lee Pennesylvania Dwight Street City Hospital George H. Fitzgerald John T and Mary Fitzgerald Dorchester Avenue William Donnelly Colony Street South Boston Old Colony C Street Morton Salem Sarah Gournstein Imothy Kenny Howard West Dateny Knox Lynca William Esteile Georgia Kenny West Crescent Place Mary Long South Margin Street Grty Hospital Niznt

Burglars Loot Wallingford Meat Market in Safe Explosion

A gang forced entry to Hall Bros meat market in Wallingford Tuesday night using blacksmith tools and blew the safe almost to pieces. They secured only 10 dollars before leaving. Other targets included the home of Lawrence Hoey where 79 dollars and a gold watch were stolen. burglars escaped as the explosion drew attention.

Wallingford Hall Bros Lawrence Hoey

President Arthur Visits Little Boar's Head and Heads for New York

President Arthur and Private Secretary Phillips arrived from the east at 4 15 this morning and moved to the Rockingham house. After brief rest he journeyed to Little Boar's Head to meet Congressman Robeson’s group and planned immediate departure for New York aboard the Despatch.

Portsmouth N. H Arthur Phillips Rockingham House Little Boar’s Head Robeson Lower Burbor New York Tobe Helen Pearson Avipur Bachelier Ise Beaco Conscessman Rovesva Navy Yard Landing Commodore Greene Tennessee

Waltham fair showcases at Central Park and Romford exhibits

The Waltham Farmers' Club opened its turd fair with tradesmen displays from Waltham and nearby towns. Highlights include a Romford exhibition with fowls, animals, agriculture, and notable pigeon display by George Woolley. Central Park shows cattle and swine with racing, plowing, and draft horse trials.

Waltham George Woolley Music Hall Boston Manufacturing Company Joan Central Park Waltham Rifles Company Ie Fifth Regiment Boston Fusileers F. P. H. Rogers Post Grand Army Grant Army Cadets Firemen Waltham Riding Club the Park C. A. Newbury Wild Eyes Charles Yapop Dorsk L. D. Harlow Beelzebuo Fouth H. Woodward Helen Gray T. W. Walker William Haraing A. TP Pierce P. Rogers Charles Fiske Edward J. Brown Weston Henry Beck Newton Mr. W. K. Bright Waltbac Jersey Same A. T. Pierce Syaltham Arthur L Warren Heustis Belmont Joseph Peterson George &. Trask John R. Farnum

Court hears motions in Miner and Beidell case. Vaile bond raised

The criminal court met to hear motions for arrest of judgment in the Miner and Beidell case and to increase bonds for those not agreed by the jury. Vaile’s bond rose from 1000 to 10000 with L P Williamson as surety. court to decide new trial affidavits on Friday. Foreman Dickson to the attorney general alleges a bribery attempt by Henry A. Bowen in star route proceedings.

Washington Criminal Court Judge Wylie Miner Beidell Brady Vaile J. W. Dorsey Rerdell Merrick L. P. Willamson Independence Foreman Dickson Henry A. Bowen Arizona District of Columbia

Fires and Alarms Across Boston and Suburbs

In Boston and the suburbs three Wednesday alarms drew crews to a dining room on Summer street after a fireman reported smoke. A Lynn box 23 alarm followed a kerosene lamp explosion at Mrs Knowles boarding house on Andrew street. little damage. Box 13 reported a minor fire at No 2 Keefe alley a two story dwelling owned by Mrs Rovinson and occupied by James Augustine with storage papers and rags saved.

Boston Summer Street Lynn John S. Knowles Andrew Street Vox Keefe

State Fair Opens With Strong Attendance And Races

Burlington Vermont September 18 On the second day of the state fair an attendance of at least six thousand marked solid success. Exhibits covered broad regions including New England and northern New York. Vision owned by William Hinman Derby won the two mile race with times 6 92 and 5 18. St Elmo owned by W C Braisted Rutland won the 2 3S class with times 2 36 3 39 2 34 2 36. Goldfinner owned by H Brook Barnet won the stallion race with times 27 36 2 35 3 38. An address by Col LeGrand Cannon and Gov John Gregory Smith is planned for tomorrow.

Burlington New England New York Vision William Hinman Derby St. Elmo W. C. Braisted Rutland Goldfinner H. Brook Barnet Col LeGrand Cannon John Gregory Smith Narragansett Park Providence R. I Green Bay River Lady Alice Boston Vladimir Happy Thought Stonington Archie Berkeley Belle R H&atrorp Conn Charter Oak Park Vanderbilt Early Rose Aldine Beacon Park E. C. Hodges Boston Bicycle Club Frank Moore Englene J.S. Dean A. D. Clafin Newton Bicycle Club E.M. Bent South Framingham J. Hewitt Dean Bent Claflin Hewitt Clatiin Moore Claftin Deao Tie Birmingham England E. C. Boages Arthur Cunningham Mellen Ana Prince Harrison A. D. Araffin J. M. Kean

Political Rascality and Mystic Park Races Highlight Era News

The column rails at Maine campaign graft and Republican victory as $256,000 enters corruption funds. It shifts to Mystic Park fall meeting with two races won by Ezra L. and Capt. Lewis, detailing race entries and results in a bustling de-by-de recount of 2:50 class heats and horse standings.

Springfield Republican Maine Evey Blaine Newburyport Fiubbell Bangor Republican Party Bonesi Mystic Park Ezra L Capt. Lewis Philadelphia RBP Lem. Uiman Ezra L.stearns Bunger Ns. Ro P. Eilis New York Ps. Blk.s Carrabassett John Riley Boston Eva Amelia C E. L. Stearns R. G Eilis Bik Carrabasses Cerceee Ee Os Cercacveseccess George W. Brigham M. Gipsey James Golden Medford Ns. Br Knox Boy W. B. Smith B. m. Trampoline James Dougrey Mechanicsville N. Y B. G. John Hall James Keenan B. Frank Alden Goldsmith Walnut Grove Farm NM. Y B. m. Undala J. J. Bowen B. m. Florence P. Stetson Moore Utica Green Babylon Prospect Maid L. 1 M. Mattie H. W. Brown Lewis Ortheabdove R. P Luc Trampoline Lucrece Florence Apt. Lewis J . W. Brown C. G. Capt R. P. Stetson Ve M. Prospect Maid M. Howking B. Or. Lacrgee J.J. Bowen G. Florence M. B. Smith B. m. Trampoling J. Golden G. Kr

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