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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1881

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Women Seat Dilemma At Yesterday's Republican Convention

Yesterday's Republican convention admitted Mrs. Mary A. Livermore to a seat with the caveat that no precedent be set. The move drew mixed views, with critics calling it childish and foolish while noting her presence influenced the gathering and a Demosthenes opponent, Mr. Reed, delivered a decent speech.

Mary A. Livermore Livermore Down East Demosthenes Reed U. S. and James A. Garfield Melrose

Democrats Call for Worcester Convention Delegates

The state central committee urges Democrats and sympathizers to attend the Worcester gathering on October 5 at Mechanics Hall. Representation is one delegate per city ward plus one per 100 votes plus fractions from the 1880 presidential race. Delegates should be capable and ready for serious work to present a firm aggressive front.

Democratic State Central Committee Mechanics’ Hall Worcester Charles A. Stott Lowell Theodore C. Bates North Brookfield Stott H. Haskell Gloucester Lovering Loverig Payson KK Boston William W. Crapo New Bedford Crapo Garfield Virginia Mississippi Voite Andrew Jackson Democratic Party New England Massachusetts Republican Party Commonwealth of Massachusetts Republic Washington Gen Arthur Bridgewater Mass Plymouth County Agricultural Society John Lave George C. Pratt Gov. Long B. W. Harris Gen. Banks Judge Russell Collector Beard Senator Hoar Congressman Harris Society For the Choice of John Lane Albert Allen F. H. Holmes Lafayette Keith Sumner Keith Sam Weller Sleepy George St. Mary Columbus Maid John Gilman Ned Prince Ben Imne

Maryland Schemer Wagner Scores Big with Groundless Suits

A man named Wagner, once viewed as crazy, weaponized a mass of frivolous lawsuits in Maryland. He sued property owners claiming damages, secured default judgments as a practicing self-represented lawyer, and collected a large sum before appeals expired. The scheme resembled a grand but legal ruse, leaving victims unable to respond.

Wagner Maryland Waagner Guiteau Fred Crowell Boston Livermore Francis Cumper Belgrade B.r Harbor Guibert Maine Board of Agriculture Clifford Portland Maine Cornish Limerick Parsonsfield Hiram Mt. Desert Sullivan Erwin T. Johnson Rockland Marilla F. Ham Dover John McPherson Quincy Mass Episcopal Church New Building Portsmouth Patriarchs Manchester Daniel R. Prescott Long Island Boston Harbor Amoskeag

Illusions and strange writings during Garfield illness reveal Crump testimony

Washington Sept 21 Steward Crump recounts President Garfield’s mental wandering during illness including delusions of intruders and a choking sensation. He notes Garfield later wrote “strangulatus pro republico” on a pad, suggesting a grave inner conflict amid the crisis.

Washington Steward Cramp Garfield Crump

Guiteau Murder Case Hangs on Jurisdiction Question

Washington reels under presidential death as officials debate where Guiteau should be tried. Legal experts cite precedent on uncompleted offences and possible transfer to New Jersey, amid mob rumors and Guiteau’s fear of a mob lynching. An effigy of Guiteau in Chicago sparks street violence.

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