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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1881

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Fusileers Earn Praise for Funeral Readiness

The Fusileers won great credit for themselves and reflected it generously upon Boston and Massachusetts by the promptness and completeness with which the company was put in readiness to attend the late president's funeral. Their excellent appearance and bearing were remarked and appreciated by the Cleveland people. The post of honor was given them and they proved themselves worthy of it, as they are accustomed to do when representing Boston abroad.

Fusileers Boston Massachusetts Cleveland Boston Post Washington Blaine Pew Garfield Star Route Mr. Garfield Arinur Dorsey Mr. Arthur Mr. Blaine Arthur MacVeagh James Gerfield Senator Johnston Virginia Yorktown Senator Jones Utica Mr. Conkling Jones Hudson River Tunnel Conkling Sol Star Deadwood Dakota Post-Office Department Benjamin H. Brewster Philadelphia Bliss Boston University School of Medicine East Concord Street I. T. Talbot Talbot Opeot Smith Prof. Smith Clapp Hastings Shaw J. W. Clapp M. L. Cummings Meionaon I. J. Lothrop Taunton George M. Buttrick Charles A. Hovey George F. Clark Mendon O. H. P. Brown New Beaford Nathan Pierce Springfield Reuben Boynton Westboro Millie Estes Brockton Henry T. Cheever Worcester George W. Stacey Milford Timothy A. Smith A. A. Miner D.D M. O. Stevens Peabody Henry D. Cushing J. Willard Newtonville W. H. Colcord E. M. BH. Richards Credentials—. B. Travis Natick C.C. Johnson D. B. Phelps En. VE. Eriend Manchester George Pettingill Salem S. A. Forbes Isaac M. May James H. Roberts Cambridge S. C. Fay Southboro J. D. Hunt E. A. Tutt George L. Bean Newton Zachariah Sturtevant New Bedford Lewis Ford O. P. Gifford Geauga Committee On Permanent Organization Lst T. J. Lothrop Benjamin Snow Fitchburg John Blackmar Rodney French A.J. Gordon W. A. Beard Nathaniel W. Winchester Westport Abby Kelly Foster Lorenzo Hersey Pittsfield Hugh Elder Charles Foster Walter D. Packard Nathaniel P. Baker Falmouth Charles A. Tovey I. C. Dwelling S. B. Remick Chelsea Lothrop L. L.wood Committee On Credentials John D. Long Hinghaw Charles Aimy Charlies Almy Timothy K.earle Solomon F. Root Dalton Thomas J. Lothrop Jonathan Buck Harwich Samuel M. Fairland Malden State Committee George M. Lbuitrick Henry McVoy J. J. Everett Princeton CG. D. Knizat John Howe Watertown T.J. Lothrop K. M.H. Richards Amos Cummings Woburn John Blackwar Charles Almy National Prohibitory Alliance New York A A. Miner D. D Vtiaverse A. A. Williams Lynn L. L. Wood A. A. Hovey M. d. Richards W. i. Colcord T. A. Smith Western J. Tf. Everett Faunton O.P. Gifford Commissioners of Internal Revenue Brewers’ Congress Prohibition Kansas State Central Republican Committee Prohibiors Party Miner Horace Knapp

Democrats Face Senate Power Over Bayard Appointment

The New York Commercial Advertiser hints that Senator Bayard will be chosen president pro tem of the senate but questions who will hold a majority after recent admissions. It asks whether Republicans can remove Bayard and whether the senate can destroy or create. The paper suggests a political reversal could aid the Republican party, noting Democrats might not be the ultimate losers.

Senate New York Burnside Bayard Lapham Miller The New York Times Conkling Oneida County Democrats Times

Boston and Cleveland Picnic Draws Loud Support at Game

The Bostons battled the Cleve lands with Bradley pitching for Cleveland as Matthews starred for Boston. Five runs in the first inning settled the game while Sutton led with the bat and Deasley Hornung and Crowley contributed solid defense. Burdock of the Bostons suffered a severe injury and teammates propose a benefit game to aid his large family.

Bostons Clevelands Bradley Matthews Sutton Deasley Hornung Crowley Doescher Glasscock Burdock

Dr Boynton Denies Censure by Agnew and Hamilton

In Cleveland on September 28 Dr Boynton repeated his stance on pyemia and lung trouble and denied claims he was censured by Drs Agnew and Hamilton at Elberon for ranges of the president's case He clarifies a Chicago report about a bowel ball finding and describes the abdominal contents removal and wash bowl sequence along with the subsequent discovery. Petitions are listed for Centre street sewer Dorchester Danforth street grading and police engine house land purchases at Boylston Hereford streets for a 41 661 square foot site at $2 per foot. Referred to finance. Oregon Portland kneeland and South streets noted.

Boston Post Washington MacVeagh James Blaine Messrs Arthur Bayley Army Medical Museum Surgeon General’s Department Missouri Avenue Utica N. Y Senator Jones Nevada Conkling Corkhill Guiteau United States Charles J. Guiteau Edward A. Bailey George W. Adams Evening Star Publishing Company Care May George W.mcetlfrish D. W. Bliss D. S. Lamb Jacob P. Smith Baltimore and Potomac Sarah £. D. White Geo. M. Scoville Grand Jury Garfield Sprague Providence Lippitt Edward Cain Holyoke Mass Northampton Sesson John G. Caldwell Ipswich Caldwell Lowell John Rutledge Round House Boston Benjamin Graham Springfield Shore Line New London Gardner New Hampshire Manchester Neely Buffalo Crittenden Crofts Batavia Bergen Coldwater Danville Holland S. H. Holland Holand & Hickey P. C. Venable A.M Bruce Barion’s Irashu Orlando Page Woburn John Coakley Wood Street New York Medical Gazette American Academy of Medicine Frank Hamilton Hamilton Wales Weisse White House Long Branch Bubietin Lister Boynton Cleveland Agnew Elberon Chicago Kneeland Street Lincoln Federal Street Committee On Streets Wiles Committee On Police G. T. W. Braman Boylston and Hereford Streets Woolley Committee On Fire Department Back Bay Portland Kneeland South Streets Portland Street Hanover Street Causeway Street South Street East Street Lircein Street Committee On Finance

Probate Court grants and assigns executors in Wood Clarke Wales and Cochran cases

Judge White presided as Wood of Cobasset Ellen G Wood admistratrix Emma R Clarke named executrix of Henry Clarke Walpole bond 15000 Adin D Sargent named administrator Otis Wales Franklin bond 1000 Wreathem Robert Cochran admin Blartzham Alfred Hewins guardian William March Dedham in Lynn Pleasant Street fracas James Sullivan shot thigh sent to house of correction six months Lennon fined 12 Suburban notes Ipswich incident car carriage colt dragged ear injury early Salem sleepwalking boy Charles Trumbull injured internally suspected

White Charles H. Wood Cobasset Ellen G. Wood Emma R. Clarke Henry Alfred Hewins William March Dedham Lynn Pleasant Street James Sullivan House of Correction Thomas Lennon Sullivan John Caldwell Ipswich Charles Trumbull Watson Salem Streets Salem

Jewelry firm Griswold seeks four year creditor extension

A. B. Griswold & Co. of New Orleans reports 69000 in liabilities and 95005 in assets. They request a four year extension on debts largely owed to Boston Providence and New York lenders. Creditors would receive 25 percent per year with five annual 5 percent payments and no interest.

A. B. Griswold & Co New Orleans Boston Providence New York

Caution to the Public on Home Library Fund Solicitors

Trustees of the Soldiers Home of Massachusetts warn that only two treasurers may receive funds for the home and bazaar efforts. William Gaston, treasurer, and Henry P. Kidder, Esq., bazaar committee treasurer, are the only authorized recipients. Other solicitors are not authorized to collect funds.

Soldiers’ Home Massachusetts William Gaston Board of Trustees Henry P. Kidder Bazaar Committee

Man Arrested in Street Stabbing Case on North Street

William North was arrested by Patrolmen W. Burns and Hunt of division 1 on suspicion of involvement in the North street stabbing that left Owen Portland dangerously wounded. He is identified as the assailant and faces additional charges for stabbing George Walker on Tuesday evening, causing a four to five inch wound.

William North W. Burns and Hunt Division 1 North Street Owen Portland George Walker

Republican chagrin over sworn-in presiding officer law

From the Albany Argus, Republicans lament the new rule requiring all senators to be sworn in by the senate's presiding officer, which mandates selecting a presiding officer before any oath. The law, described as republican-made, exposes editors to an unintended national matter previously concealed from them. The piece notes editors were unaware of the law’s existence.

Albany Argus Senate United States

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