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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1879

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Secret Smoking in Miss N S Dormitory Sparks Flap

In a dormitory tale, a student recalls how, nightly, four young teachers slipped from their rooms to Miss N's attic, entering via skylight to smoke cigarettes, drink beer, and chat late into the night while pupils slept below.

le Professeur Mile. N Miss N

Mayor nominates Edward A White to fire commission vacancy

The Mayor named Edward A White for the fire commission seat after Cham Berlin's death. The Democratic City Committee urges fair party representation, noting two Democrats already serve, while endorsing White's qualifications and hoping for prompt City Council confirmation.

Edward A. White Chamberlin Democratic City Committee Commission White

Aldermen Meet After Vacation Nominate Fire Chief

The Board of Aldermen held its weekly session voting to nominate Edward A. White as Fire Commissioner replacing the late David Chamberlin. A large slate of constable appointments was confirmed and the $5,000 appropriation for dedicating the Quincy and Lincoln statues was reconsidered.

Board of Aldermen Edward A. White David Chamberlin Quincy Lincoln

Address to the People by the Conference of Young Republicans

SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE BOSTON POST Worcester Sept 15 The Republican State Convention opens tomorrow with a large turnout and active canvassing. Gen Butler looms large as opponents rally around Butler era leaders while Gov Bullock presides and a strong Boston contingent backs Pierce. The Young Republicans meet and back Pierce and Long, striking out Butler references. Committees for credentials resolutions and leadership are named. Pierce and Long loom as rival candidates with delegates unpledged but leaning toward Pierce. The convention will decide on the ticket amid vigorous party debates and potential ballot outcomes.

Bullock Schouler Gen. Butler Congress Massachusetts Worcester Simmons United States Usher Associated Press Claflin Messrs Harris Crapo Field Russell Norcross Robinson Loring Rice Gen. Banks Harwood Brayton Hall Upham McLean Boston F. A. Hobart Braintree Charlies W. Slack Beard Charles H. Allen Phineas Pierce Wade Newton N. Allen Duxbury John Morrisey Plymouth Marshall Jewell Charles R. Train Williard P. Phillips Salem Byron Weston Dalton Charles R. Ladd Springfield Senator Lloar Warren Ladd New Bedford Pierce Long Bay State House Mr. Vieree Mr. Long Faxon A. J. Bailey Stephen B. Allen J. Q. A. Brackett Stillman M. Allen T. C. Bates Brookfield Weston Ohio New York Kelly Tammany Robinson Democrats McDonald Potter Bayard Vance Barnum National Democratic Committee Tilden Springer House Committee On Elections California House of Representatives Indiana de la Matyr Orth Senate Hazelton Wisconsin House Bisbee Florida McCabe King Hull Iowa Kez Faneuil Hall Samuel J.tilden Democratic State Central Committee S.N. Dyer, Jr

Kennebec Journal to Publish State Returns Tomorrow

The Kennebec Journal reports official statewide returns will be published tomorrow morning excluding twenty small towns. Davis leads Republican with 68,012 votes, Smith Greenback 47,088, Garcelon Democrat 21,181. Republican margin over Greenback is 20,924 and over Democrat 46,531 with 811 scattering votes noted. Remaining towns not expected to alter the result.

Avagusta Kennebec Davis Smith Garcelon

Mayor cannot remove Police Commissioner Wheeler

In New York on September 15 Judge Van Brunt ruled the mayor lacks power to oust Police Commissioner Wheeler. The writ of prohibition against the mayor was made absolute. The report covers other city items including a suicide in Long Island, a fatal injury from the Taghkanic incident, a pole telegraph dispute in Buffalo, and local social and business notes.

Gould Joins Talks on Rail Consolidation Plans

Jay Gould spent Sept 14 with railroad officials in Chicago discussing consolidating Wabash St Louis Kansas City Northern and Kansas City St Joseph Council Bluffs lines. Details include apportioning Southwestern traffic and opening a branch in Chicago. He denied Vanderbilt control of Union Pacific and plans to extend Kansas Pacific to Ogden.

Chicago Jay Gould St. Louis Kansas City Northern St. Joseph Council Bluffs Southwestern Vanderbilt Union Pacific Gould Kansas Pacific Ogden Denver

Elliot challenges Hanlan for Sportsman cup race on Thames or Tyne

London report says Elliot deposited £36 with the Sportsman for the Sportsman cup and offers to row Hanlan for £200 a side on the Thames or Tyne. He also proposes to race the winner of the Higgins Boyd event for £200 a side on the same courses.

London Elliot Sportsman Office Hanlan Thames Or Tyne Sportsman Higgins-Boyd

Mutineers Reach Jellalabad Amid Transport Disarray

British transportation collapse blamed on economy measures after last campaign. Shutar gardan Pass fully manned Thursday night as 2,500 Europeans and 3,000 natives march toward Cabul. Troops face sickness, camels nearly extinct in Kuram Valley as mutineers reportedly arrive at Jellalabad. Quetta remains tranquil. An Afghan nobleman says the Ameer calls Ghilzais and troops from Herat and Balkh to Cabul for a Jebad. bodyguard reportedly joined attack on the British Embassy.

London Afghanistan Shutargardan Pass Kuram Valley Cabul Commissariat Viceroy of India Jellalabad Quetta the Times Candahar Ameer Herat Balkh

Thousands of Cotton Operatives Strike at Ashton

London dispatch reports 8000 to 11000 cotton workers on strike at Ashton with crowded streets and calm mood. Disputes widen as Preston mills face pay cuts and Sovereign Mills sees walkout. Middlesboro appeals for government aid amid relief fund strain. Scotland halts 54 furnaces as iron price delay leaves 3000 idle.

London Ashton Preston Harrocks, Muler & Co Sovereign Mills Middlesboro Home Secretary Scotland

Huascar Attacks Antofogasta In Four Hour Engagement

A cable from Peru's foreign minister reports Huascar engaged Antofogasta on August 28 for four hours. The Atlas was damaged, its commander wounded and several sailors killed. A Peruvian transport waits in Panama Bay to ship war materiel and torpedoes said to be in Panama. Barrels of lard were found to hide cartridges refused shipment south. they will move on Peruvian transports between Panama and Peru.

New York Senor Irigoyen Peru Panama Huascar Antofogasta Atlas Panama Bay Panama Herald Pacific Mail Peor

Treaty ends Kuldja dispute with Russian withdrawal plan

The St Petersburg correspondent reports the Kuldja Treaty signed, prescribing Russian evacuation in installments over three years, with China paying 5 million roubles. Russia retains a Kashgar area strip including the military road. a Chinese embassy will visit Livadia to thank the Czar. The item also notes widespread industrial distress in northeast England with about 20,000 out of work and many empty houses in Darlington, Stockton, and Newport.

St. Petersburg Russia Kashgar Livadia England Darlington Stockton Newport Middleboro

Meeting of reception committee to complete Grant arrival plans

San Francisco hosts a full committee meeting to arrange Gen. Grant's visit. Pacific Mail confirms City of Tokio arrival and gun salute as signal to start nautical reception. Gen. W L Elliott named grand marshal. Oakland and interior cities invited to parade. routes along Kearney, Montgomery, Market to Seventh streets festooned with flags. Lincoln Post No1 GAR seeks guard of honor. public banquet unlikely amid several private receptions.

San Francisco Grant Pacific Mail Company Tokio Maury Montgomery Market Lincoln Post No.1 G.A.R Gen. Grant

Hayes Party Heads to Neosho Falls Kansas FrG

President Hayes with Mrs. Hayes and Gen Sherman depart Fremont for Neosho Falls Kansas on September 22 traveling via Chicago Missouri Sedalia Fort Scott with overnight in Chicago. The schedule may include brief stops at Aurora Mendota Galesburg and Quincy but no major delays expected.

Cincinnati Hayes Gen. Sherman Fremont Neosho Falls Kansas Chicago Missouri Sedalia Fort Scott Aurora Mendota Galesburg Quincy

Chicago City Council Overrides Veto on Rail Entry

The Chicago City Council voted to allow the Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad to enter the city after the Mayor vetoed the ordinance. It is understood that Grand Trunk or Webash, or both, will seek entry over this small line.

Chicago, Ill Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Grand Trunk

Postoffice changes and crop report in September 1879

The week ending September 16 lists postoffice changes in New England including name changes such as Plympton Station to Silver Lake and several postmaster appointments in Maine and Connecticut. It also covers silver certificates circulation, a removal of a Erie postmaster, Commodore Shufeldt's Cape Town report, and the Department of Agriculture monthly crop outlook for cotton, corn, and tobacco with state averages and regional trends. Exports for August 1879 from ten districts totaled 7,895,108 dollars, down 592,012 from the previous year.

Washington New England Plympton Station Plymouth County Mass Silver Lake East Putnam Windham County Conn Daniel J. Putnam East Rumford Oxford County Christopher M. Morse North Dixmont Penobscot County William F. Warren Waterborough York County George A. Miller West Pownal Cumberland County Joseph Smith Black Rock Fairfield County Charles B. Morehouse, Jr Branchville Department of Agriculture North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Tennessee Ohio River Massachusetts Pennnsylvania Maryland Virginia Kentucky Indiana Connecticut Ohio Missouri United States New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Buffalo Chicago Detroit Huron New Haven Oswegatchie

Fever and deaths as Memphis reports new cases

Memphis reports nineteen new fever cases six in black residents and twelve in white, one death two days after Col. Cameron resumes duty. donations to Howard Association total 715 with twenty nurses assigned. Richard Sharp dies near Poplar street. yellow fever cases rise in Concordia and Carson's Landing. New Orleans quarantine policies debated. aid sought from New York. also town notices on schoolboy tragedy and various local happenings.

Memphis Tenn Dan Sullivan Board of Health Committee of Safety John F. Cameron Dr. Porter Nashville D. T. Porter John Johnson Howard Association Father Walsh Richard Sharp Poplar Street Joseph Concordia Miss New York A. D. Langstaff Memphis Howard Association Chamber of Commerce Langstaff Carson’s Landing

Corbin Hotel Blown Up in Westerville Ohio

In Westerville, Ohio, the Corbin Hotel used by Henry Corbin was destroyed by gunpowder last night. Corbin survived with non fatal injuries while residents suspect locals blamed for his liquor sales defiance. Damage tallied around 6000 dollars amid town unrest and failed arrests.

Corbin Westerville Columbus, O Henry Corbin

Elmwood Hotel funds secured and contract awarded

The Elmwood Hotel at Water ville has secured funds and awarded the contract to M. C. Foster & Son. Work will begin immediately. The Worcester morning express train to Portland was delayed six hours at Springvale due to a broken axle on the New York express car. No one was hurt. Edwin Noyes of Waterville, arrested for alleged bribery of Daniel Butler, was examined before Judge Ayer and later serenaded that evening. Manley C. alias C. M. Steadman, jailed in Bangor after a bigamy conviction appeal, faces further sentencing.

Elmwood Waterville M. C. Foster & Son Worcester Portland Springvale New York Edwin Noyes Daniel Butler Charles Gilman Noyes Ayer West Waterville Manley C C. M. Steadman Minneapolis Dover Supreme Judicial Court Bangor

Escapees and accidents in Vermont towns reported

George Sherwood escaped Sunday night from Rutland house of correction, leaping from a ventilator and window and sliding down bed clothes tied together. no trace found. The next day Eugene Town fell from a barn beam at Waterbury into a threshing machine, saved by Edward Woodward who pulled him free. Woodward injured, expected to recover.

George Sherwood Rutland House of Correction St. Johnsbury Eugene Town Waterbury Edward Woodward Woodward

Multiple incidents reported from byfields and beverly area

William Osborn, 60, had his jaw broken by a colt at Byfield on Saturday. Henry Wilder, shingling the Universalist Church at Hingham, fell forty feet from a roof, seriously injured. George Kittridge drowned himself in Round Pond Fewksbury Centre with an iron neck tie. Milton Reed and two others elected Fall River Metacomet Bank directors to fill vacancies. Charles Ryder captured near Rochester, Wareham, Concord transfer. A youth Samuel Marlin alleged to have stolen a watch from Mrs. Frost. H.L. Warner’s gold watch and $250 stolen from a fence while apple picking. Skully suspected. Taunton Superior Court. Durtee arraigned for embezzlement. guilty verdict for Hurley and Dyer in Knobsticks case. Gloucester tobacconist Overbeck rescued after forty-five minutes adrift. Lorenzo Harrington allegedly mortally injures Fred Jones in Hoosue Tunnel. Haverhill raid nets whiskey, wine, brandy, and gambling setup. fines imposed. Royal news notes include Cetewayo, Central Asia railway survey, falling eastbound freights, six new national banks, coal miner accident in Pa, self-inflicted death in New Jersey, Tallapoosa at Newport, Eastern Mills iron prices, horses to England, and Union Hill treasurer deficit.

William Osborn Byfield Henry Wilder Universalist Hingham George Kittridge Round Pond Fewksbury Centre Metacomet Bank Fall River Milton Reed Tripp George H. Hames George B. Durfee Walter Paine Wm. C. Duval Charles Ryder Rochester Wareham Concord Oficer Cook Gloucester Samuel Marlin East Gloucester Thomas Frost H.L. Warner North Brookfield Skully Taunton George B. Durtee Michael Hurley Mark Dyer Jd. C. Overbeck Norwan Mr. Brown Stevens Lorenzo Harrington Fred Jones Hoosue Jie Harrington McLaughlin Curtis Jeffers Carpenter Haverhill A. Smith & Co Carter King Cetewayo Central Asia New England New York Wm. Geading William Williams Ashland Cyrus L. Ware Rutherford N.J United States Newport R.I Boston Philadelphia England Pierre Lorillard M. H. Sandford Erin Wurtz Union Hill N. J N.Y

Newport store burglary and press association formed at Rocky Point

Newport P T Wilbour's clothing store suffered a Sunday night burglary with about 300 dollars worth of suitings taken. Investigators suspect the thieves fled to a vessel in the harbor. Editors and publishers from Rhode Island met at Rocky Point on Monday to form a state press association with officers: President Charles A Green, Secretary Charles A Lee, and Treasurer John P Sanborn. Stephen Gaines, a Newport resident, attacked Rev N B Thompson at the Second Baptist Church and fired a two pound stone. Gaines was arrested after beating his wife and was restrained by the minister who sustained no injuries.

Newport P. T. Wilbour Rhode Island Rocky Point Charles A. Green Cristol Charles A. Lee Pawtucket John P. Sanborn Stephen Gaines N. B. Thompson Second Baptist Church Gaines

Explosion at Quaker City Oil Works Kills Two Sons

An explosion at the Quaker City Oil Works in Cooperville Ward Twenty-fifth fatally wounded George J. Emery, son of the proprietor, and badly hurt Andrew Emery and machinist James Stanger. The plant, new and started for a first run of a new refining process, saw the main still blown to atoms and oil igniting everywhere. Loss estimated at $2,000.

Clapp & Ballou the Commonwealth Supreme Judicial Court Quaker City Oil Works Cooperville Republican Party Worcester Philadelphia Penn Twenty-fifth Ward George J. Emery Andrew Emery James Stanger

Halifax Boat Race Set for Tomorrow Between Morris and Smith

Halifax Nova Scotia September 15 All preliminaries are arranged and only fair weather and smooth water remain for tomorrow's race between Morris and Smith. Little betting yet Morris backers seek odds while Smith supporters offer even wagers. Both are said to be in good shape and confident of victory.

Halifax N.S Morris Smith

Fires Rage Across Cities Burning Five Districts and Mines

New Orleans reports fifteen buildings burned along Baronne Dryades Second and Third streets with losses around 15000 dollars. In Gloversville New York John Hale Co glove factory destroyed with about 40000 dollars in damage, 29500 insured. Denver Colorado mine shaft houses at Caribou Idaho and Monitor mines burned with several miner houses, damage near 40000 dollars. Origin traced to timber in Caribou fire.

New Orleans Dryades Albany N. Y John Hale & Co Gloversville Denver Col Caribou Idaho

British Loraine Missing After Cyclone With Wheat Cattle

Baltimore dispatch reports the British steamship Loraine, cleared August 16 for the Tyne with 84 979 bushels of wheat and 120 head of live beef cattle, overdue after passing a cyclone on August 18. The cargo valued at $100 000 and grain insured in New York, underwriters object to the grain handling.

Baltimore Tyne Gulf New York Board of Surveyors

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