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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1884

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Blaine challenged in Sentinel as he ignores dare to come on

The Indianapolis Sentinel taunts Blaine with a dare to "come on" while The Journal recalls Mulligan letters as "the burned powder business" or variants. A reader laments the smell in a West Virginia town and another letter claims Steve Elkins' agent offered $20 to sway neighbors toward the fusion greenback republican ticket.

Mulligan West Virginia Steve Elkins

Mulligan Shouted Down as Boston Crowd Interjects

Blaine spoke from the Revere house balcony on a Wednesday evening but a quick, sharp heckler in the crowd interrupted with the cry Boston is the home of Mulligan. The moment captured a noisy, partisan scene as the candidate tried to finish.

Blaine Revere House Boston of Mulligan Colony Railroad Fall River Pilgrim Providence Old State Old Colony L. H. Palmer J R. Kendrick Fall River Line

Widow Morrill Again Defends Letter Controversy

Widow Morrill declares the Ohio letter was not a forgery and reiterates she did say the harsh things about Mr. Blaine. The Springfield Union notes she maintains her prior statements with emphasis rather than retracting.

Morrill Ohio Blaine Springfield

Blaine remarks at Rever House reception stir votes debate

Nevada pastor Frank M. Ellis introduced a woman described as an ardent admirer but not a voter. Blaine quipped that she controls votes, noting he needs all he can get. The report highlights the crowd interest in boosting support during the reception.

Frank M. Ellis Tremont Temple Blaine Revere House

Blaine fund letters accused of venal use in public plea

Journal notes strong opinion that postwar Blaine fundraising letters from “People of the United States” have swollen Blaine’s support by thousands and possibly more than $100,900. The piece attacks the campaign as venal and constantly urging for further contributions.

Blaine United States Journal

Blaine Allegedly Suppressed Mulligan Letter Denial

A Manchester Union note disputes claims that Blaine hid the Oct 24, 187? letter. It says no new evidence clears Blaine of suppression. The cited copy is letter press of the original, part of a Mulligan batch Blaine obtained under false pretenses.

Mulligan Blaine Manchester Union

Nast Cartoon Satirizes Blaine and Gould Rivalry in Harper’s Weekly

The sketch mocks Senator Blaine as a musket at Fort Boodle guarding against Gould’s influence. It links Edmunds Thurman and Blaine’s ties to Irish World editor Patrick Ford, criticizing Blaine as Irish American insult for St Patrick’s Day banquet remarks. It questions Patrick Ford’s whereabouts since.

Patrick Ford Blaine Knights of St. Patrick St. Patrick's Day Patrick

Endicott Seen as Best Pick for Massachusetts Support

The Herald argues Massachusetts could swing for Cleveland and Hendricks with Endicott as a key independent backer. Blaine’s push is seen as divisive. Robinson is blamed as Blaine’s apologist. Endicott is urged as the honest, strongest choice to unite reformers and independents.

Bishop Huntington Critiques Blaine in State Campaign

Bishop Huntington urges Gov. Robinson to reflect before apologizing for Blaine’s candidacy. He condemns the idea that Blaine’s supporters can lie and still retain public trust, criticizes those defending him, and condemns attempts to reassure the Arkansas National Bank matter as contrary to moral governance. The letter portrays political maneuvering as a harmful moral example.

Bishop Huntington Blaine Gov. Robinson United States James G. Blaine Hoar Dawes Robinson Arkansas National Bank Caldwell

Moral standards under attack in public discourse

The speaker questions Gov. Robinson's moral credibility after he defended apparent improprieties by men in high places. A Sunday school past role is cited and a bishop’s remark on the spectacle is echoed as the piece condemns twisting Blaine's dishonest record to regain reputation.

Gov. Robinson Bishop Huntington Blaine

Brooklyn Union Endorses Republicans Excluding Blaine

The Brooklyn Union backs reputable Republican candidates but condemns Blaine. It warns that corruption in high places could suppress concern over bank cashiers and presidents, trustees’ faithfulness, and greed driven advancement. It contrasts a candidate accused of cheating with one who faces no serious accusations.

Brooklyn Union Blaine

Pension dodge tactics blamed on Republicans in Ohio and Maine

Critics accuse the Republicans of exploiting pensions to win votes, charging that Democrats who served in the union army are warned their pensions will be stopped if they back Cleveland. The note frames this as a broader pattern of despicable tactics by the party to gain support.

Ohio Maine Cleveland Azores Sarah L.R. Hale Co. L. Bartlett & CO State Street Corner Broad St Boston

Blaine and Hill dominate a fraught New Hampshire campaign

A Boston Post dispatch reports strong democratic prospects in New Hampshire driven by John M Hill's gubernatorial bid and internal party reforms. The second district shows uncertainty with Co George on the electoral ticket and potential candidate shifts. Democrats plan intensified organization, with Hill likely to devote effort and veterans like Bing ham pledged support.

Boston Post Coxcorp N. H John M. Hill Hill Currier F. H. Challis Young Republican League Manchester Blaine and Logan Nashua Telegraph Hale- Currier Moody Carriey Guy Hale McKinney Minneapolis Minn New Hampshire Grand Lodge Sovereign Grand Lodge Haynes Grand Army Mr. McKinney Great Falls Tom Reed Maine Brunswick Tom Cheney Co. George Cleveland Hendricks Gallinger Democratic Executive Committee Congressional Commission Congress John F. Jones Hopkinton Jones Harry Bingham Grafton Saitable Col. Kent Coos Col. Cogswell Belknap County Agricultural Society Laconia Woodman Kimball J. B. Sanborn E. 5. Nutter Moody Currier New Hampshire Aroostook County Massachusetts Lynn George Dustan Peterborough Congregational Church Augusta Cooper Bristol New Jersey Democrats Claremont

Valley farming sparse as river mining hurts crops near river bars

The report notes gold mining near river bars could reduce cultivable valley land by about a quarter of a mile. Slabbed flagstones fence a railway area, with schistose slate lining. The Ticino valley is described as lush in guidebooks, yet current cultivation is fragmentary, mainly rye and hay on flats and small terrace grape gardens.

M. B. Waters Factory Point Allen Vermont Gen. Butler Deacon Giornico Alps Biascon Paris France Germany Switzerland Italy Ticino Kern Col San Francisco Chronicle

Trains to Boston and Albany Route Schedules 1864

Detailed excursion and regular timetable notes for trains from July 1864, listing departures from Boston to Troy Saratoga and westward destinations, with multiple express and accommodation cars, connections via New York and Rutland, and numerous stops including Baldwinville Athol Greenfield West Fitchburg and Belmont.

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