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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1882

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Philadelphia papers accused Melville of cruel husband

The article defends Magineer Melville against sensational charges of heartless cruelty toward his wife. He and friends deny the claims, urging that more solid evidence is needed before conclusions are drawn.

Melville Philadelphia

Democratic state convention in Music hall today noon

Report notes two rival GOP style programmes for lieutenant governor and secretary of state and attorney general. It contrasts HH the pious Traveller and Ruskin Noble of Westfield as nominees with alternate names from Transcript. Readers are directed to the state central committee for final actions.

Ruskin Noble Westfield M. T. Donahoe Somerville John P. Sweeney Lawrence S. W. Bowman Pittsfield George M. Stearns Chicopee William Y. Learned Pittsfeld George F. Verry Worcester Geneal W. A. Hedges A. R. Rice Springfield Nicholas Hathaway Fall River Edward Avery Braintree Albert Palmer Boston William Taylor Henry Walker A. A. Mower Lynn Charles P. Thompson Gloucester John K. Tarbox H. Ke, Fales Milford John Hopkins Milbury John Hurley Templeton A. C. Woodworth J. P. Taylor New Bedford A. C. Drinkwater P. Maguire Rankin J. J. Kelly Cambridge P. J. Donovan Charlestown Nathaniel Greeley Newburyport Jeremiah Crowley Lowell H. E. Fales Noah A. Plympton W. A. Hare Fitchburg Reuben Nobile C. D. Lewis Framingham James $. Grinnell Greenfield K. B. Maynard Bushrod Morse Sharon Ball Alvo Jones Florida Committee On Parker House Music Hall Republican Party

Sovereign Grand Lodge Session Opens in Baltimore

The Aneel session began with parades by the Encampment Drill association of Baltimore and others, as Grand Master Mc Farland and Grand Sire Luther J. Glenn addressed the gathering. Reports show growth in lodges and memberships, with total relief and revenue up. Charters petitions and a Denmark-Germany jurisdiction proposal were heard. The 1885 session will meet in Providence, R. I. De Soto lodge of Springfield, Mass arrived to showcase the new ritual.

Sovereign Grand Lodge Baltimore Sovereign Mind Dodge C. F Georgia Grand Sire Australia Chile Denmark Germany Switzerland Netherlands Sandwich Islands Mexico Ross Vansant Grand Lodge of Grand Lodge Providence R. J de Soto Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Springfield Mass

Arabi Defeat Recap and Egyptian Rebellion News

Despatches from Alexandria report partial reach of Arabi’s defeat as natives attack a Cairo to Alexandria train carrying British soldiers and Egyptian officers. Troops disperse under fire while garrisons retreat, with Abdellal Pasha’s forces moving toward Damietta and Aboukir disarming 5,600 of 6,060. The khedive plans fetes upon returning to Cairo to celebrate restored order.

Cairo Alexandria Ismailia Tel-el- Kebir Aboukir Kafr-el-Dwar Abdellal Pasha Damietta Kafr-el-Dwer Mansoural Tel-el-Kebir Abdella Pasha Arabi Pesha Arabi Pasha Arabi Ibrahim Tewfik Pasha

Four story Framingham shoe factory destroyed by fire

The four story brick factory of Francis Brigham & Son on Washington street Hudson was totally burned early today. The origin is unknown. The plant employed 100 workers and produced ladies and children's shoes. Estimated loss about 560,000 with extensive insured coverage across numerous companies.

Framingham Francis Brigham & Son Washington Street Hudson Etna Hartford Commercial Union Fogland Sete Hiartiota Worhington Providence Prin Funtade Pia Liverpool London Globe Roy Rau Tithiatelphia Washi Providence Gernan American New York North ‘Pris and Mercantile Wannibure Bremen Germany Philadelphia Zeta Connecticut Springfield North British Hamburg Fire Association Mercamntfile Dorchester Enctidt Street D. H. Ham Danmge Cuwrewa Falls Wis Peterboro Ont Mall Brothers Morgan's R. 1 Smith Grant Pawtucket St. Charles Co-operative Eee Company New Brunswick N. J C. F. Newton Woodbridge

Management shakeup at Connotton Valley railroad in Cleveland

In Cleveland on September 13, 1913, H Briggs of Cuyahoga Valley railway was named general manager of Connotton Valley, replacing W W Hungerford. Briggs has already placed three former Valley staff on Connotton, while about a dozen Connotton workers have resigned. Boss Hungerford’s dismissal after refusing to fire a runaway train dispatcher sparked unrest. Briggs, a reputed careful leader, is popular and expected to better protect property.

Cleveland, O Connotton Valley Railway Briggs Cuyahoga Valley Railway Connetton W. W. Hungerford Hungerford Texas Chattanooga Tenn Taylors Kel

Sullivan Lectures on Ireland at Cooper Institute

Alexander M Sullivan lectured at Cooper Institute on Irish affairs urging unity of Irish in America for Ireland's cause. Mayor Grace introduced him as a large audience listened to arguments about approaching struggle and past aid from Ireland’s community. In a separate incident at Union Market police station Officer Henderson shot Officer Hogan after a dispute ignited by a club blow. Henderson, possibly intoxicated, was jailed. James Elliott, a New York lawyer, was detained for allegedly taking a property deed from Mme Eveline Laurent's premises.

New York Alexander M. Sullivan Cooper Institute Grace Ireland Union Market Hogan Henderson James Elliott Enon Mme. Eveline -Aurent Brooklyn Bridge Semler Brooklyn Texas Reynosa Carmage Mierin Mexico Rio Grande Brownsville Steinway Piano Long Island City Sumner Lawrence Walsh Irish National Land League Egan Paris Father Walsh Messrs. Redmond Sexton America Land League Chicago Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas Park Commissioners Charles River Cherles Street Craigie’s West Boston Issi Committee On Parks C. W. Badger North Centre Street E.frothingham Harrison Avenue Norfolk Place Bedford Street Joseph W. Homer Cottage Street Clifton Street New York and New England Charles T. Gallagher Faneuil Hall John A. Duggan Committee On Police Green Chase Cole Charles E. Turner George M. Felch George Murphy James Bragdon Dennis Moore Abraham J. Leavitt Samuel MciIntosh Edward EF. Meanen Jeremiah M. Swett James P. Leeds Charles 3. Woolfindale Sumner FP. White Warren J. Stokes Hannibal F. Ripley Warren A. Wright Richard W. Walsh William Sullivan E. R. Smyth

Census bulletin lists 1880 US population by origin

The census bureau reports 1880 population totals 50,155,783 with 36,843,291 native whites and 6,652,969 colored. Foreign born total 6,679,045 including 2,772,169 from the United Kingdom, 1,966,742 from the German empire, 717,085 from British America, 14,337 from Norway, 181,729 from Sweden, 106,971 from France, and 14,541 from China.

WasuInday D. C Census Bureau United States United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland German Empire British America Norway Sweden France China

Five Dollar Evansville College Note Passed as Genuine

Chief Brooks of the secret service reports a five dollar note from Evansville Indiana business college currency was accepted as genuine. The circulation of worn advertising notes is being suppressed. A counterfeit silver half dollar made of babbitt metal and glass with a good ring is also in circulation.

Washington Evansville Ind Business College Chief Brooks Secret Service Brooks

President Arthur Plans 10 Day Mountain Trip Visit to Marshfield

President Arthur, in New York on Sunday, met Col Olin for the state Councilman Godfrey Morse for the city and Mr Allen of the Webster Centennial society. He reiterated a wish to visit Massachusetts and to undertake a 10 day mountain trip proposed by his physician. Afterward he would be glad to visit Boston and attend the Webster Historical Society centennial at Marshfield.

Harrison Europe Chicago Judge Folger New York City River Counties New York Albany Arthur Blaine Boston Maine Folger Col. Olin Godfrey Morse Mr. Allen Webster Centennial Society Massachusetts Webster Historical Society Marshfield Aldermin Hall Common Council Alderman Hall Beach Street Gallagher’s No. 71 John Dresdale New Bedford James W. Gardiner Sterling D. W. Newhall Westboro’ Reform School Mary Barton West Second Street Thomas Mullen Mullen Joseph Magee Jeremiah Buckley Commercial Point James Welch A. G. W.cates Appleton Street Ella Smith Carey Street Charlestown Massachusetts General Hospital George Haskell Cambridgeshire Eng Hoosac Funnel John 8. Adams Cedar Bee Roxbury James Lunney Crescent Place John McBurns Samuel Ring Pynchon Roxbury Hawes and Burnham

Local Notices and Notable Deaths Across Regions

Miss Maria Helores dies in Buenos Aires at 112. Logan Lindsay Co assigns heavy liabilities in St. John New Brunswick. Col J R Winston launches greenback bid for NC fifth district. Alonzo Cashe, 48, shoots wife Minnie 17 near Dormansville Westerlo N Y, then fatally shoots himself. married last fall.

Maria Helores Buenos Aires South America Logan, Lindsay & Co St. John N. B Col J. R. Winston Congress North Carolina Alonzo Cashe Minnie Dormansville Westerlo N. Yr

Recommitted to the Paving Committee on a major rail petition

The Monday alderman meeting packed for the Charles River street railway hearing. Petition seeks city entry for cars from West Boston bridge through Cambridge street to the bridge and Park square, with return via Charles street. Opponents warned it could disrupt Boston traffic and threaten Union and Metropolitan routes. the matter was recommitted to the paving committee.

Board of Aldermen Stebbins Charles River Street Railway West Boston Bridge Cambridge Street Bowdoin Square Green, Chambers and Cambridge Streets Bridge Park Square Charlies Street Messrs R. M. Morse, Jr E. B. Hale Charles River Company Hammond Cambridge Darling Somerville Jabez Fox Boston and Providence Railroad L. M. Child Union Railway H. W. Muzzey Cambridge Railway Richards Metropolitan Railway Powers Middlesex Merrill Highland Railway Hale Boston Charles E. Raymond Haimmond Montague Bruce and Furber Urns Weld and Norcross LSG Union Company C. A. Richards Metropolitan Road Charles Street Boylston Tremont Streets Moody Merrill The Committee On Ann Charles River Road Wells Board of Railroad Commissioners Muzzey Cambridge Railway Company Union Road Mr. Morse Committee On Paving

National Woman Suffrage Convention in Rockland Mass

The National Woman Suffrage association of Massachusetts plans its fourth convention on Wednesday Sept 20 at Grand Army hall Rockland with speakers Mrs H N Robinson Fred R Burton Harvard alumnus Mrs S A Underwood Mrs H R Shattuck Miss N W Covell and local speakers led by Miss Hualdah is Loud. President Harriet R Shattuck departs Sept 22 for Nebraska to attend Omaha and Lincoln events then tour towns ahead of the November vote on women’s suffrage.

National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts Grand Army Hall Rockland Mass H. N. Robinson Fred R. Burton Harvard S. A. Underwood H. R. Shattuck N. W. Covell Severn Hualdah Harriet R. Shattuck Nebraska National Woman Suffrage Association Omaha Lincoln

Board appointed to audit bureau stores and stock

Capt E P Lull Lieut Charles B Seymour and Sailmaker Stocker named to examine and compute all stores stock and supplies of the bureau of steam engineering and recruiting. They will determine original costs purchase dates and mark serviceable and unserviceable stock. Reductions to civil list of writers do not discharge them but reassign under another appropriation with some salary cuts and transfers.

E. P. Lull Charles B. Seymour Stocker Bureau of Steam Engineering and Recruiting Secretary of the Navy

Willimantic thread firm to build Maine spool factory

The Willimantic thread company of Connecticut plans a spool factory in Maine to employ 390 men. J. O. Foss, Son & Co. will start operations in the Miller & Randall shoe factory at Auburn, hiring 250 workers. The Augusta soldiers monument dedication by the G A R is set for Thursday with many state groups attending. Gen John L Swift to deliver the oration. A Bangor to Vanceboro run in 2 hours 42 minutes, then return in 2 hours 20 minutes, was made by a special train. Harris, arrested in Portland post office, faces charges of mailing fraudulent employment promises. he may waive examination and post bonds.

Willimantic Thread Company Connecticut Maine Collins Richards East Livermore J. O. Foss, Son & Co Miller & Randall Sioe Auburn Soldiers’ Monument Augusta John L. Swift Maine Central Cram Jackson and Tucker Bangor Vanceboro Nime W. Harris Portland Harris

Attack on Miss Minie Gray Ends in Serious Facial Wounds

A trio visited Miss Minie Gray in South Boston Sunday evening. Frederick Gray was punched and a visitor drew a razor, slashing his face in multiple places. Mrs. Gray knew the assailants but they fled and refused to name themselves. Dr Provan treated wounds after a blood loss, and Mrs. Gray refused payment.

Minie Gray Frederick Gray West Second Street South Boston Mr. Gray Merchants’ National Bank J. W. Harris Boston Portland United States Harris Marble

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