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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1885
Page
1
New York politics and party shifts in the 19th century
Assemblyman Andrews of New York pursues public printer candidacy. mugwumps cheer Postmaster General Peerson’s nomination as likely to yield 25,000 mugwump votes. Democrats near Kittery election margin. Navy yard majorities shift. Washington anecdotes include a free-assed horse car incident and postmaster ballots in Mohawk. reflections on Cleveland era politics and party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
New York
National Committee
Daniel Organ
Shewan
Bion
Indianapolis
Washington
A. P. Sharpstein
Walla Walla
Ore
Waila Walla Journal
D—Adee
H. J. Willey
California
Phr
Willey
Cleveland
Debt statement revisions show true public credit state
Washington April 1 The new debt statement by Secretary Manning reorganizes assets and liabilities revealing a higher total debt 1 502 577 185 and reduced available cash 22 000 000 while excluding non available gold and silver certificates from assets The change lowers liabilities and shifts asset treatment The report also covers nominations confirmations and related fiscal notes including appointments and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuraton
Jordan
Pacific Railroad
Treasury
Manning
National Bank
District of Columbia
United States
Mr. Jordan
McCulloch
Senate
A Lea Knott
Maryland
Henry L. Iteryon
Northfield
John A. Showalton
Latrobe
John R. Raynsford
Monrroe
Macon Bonner
Washington, N
Nominations Not Acted Upon The Question of Adjournment
Nominations for postmaster Henry G Pearson in New York City reported favorably by the senate committee but not acted upon. McGraw for internal revenue director in West Virginia pending. Johnston for railroad commissioner reported unanimously. McMuller for appraiser of New York not yet reported due to no quorum. Senate caucus divides on adjournment timing, with possible contest over McCormack removal and civil service implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnu Indton
Henry G. Pearson
New York City
Senate Committee On Post Offices
Senate
Senate Committee On Finance
Mec Gornack
Joseph E. Johnston
Committee On Railroads
Lewis MecMuller
New York
Senate Committee On Commerce
Iowa Delegation Seeks Agriculture Commissioner Nomination
On a visit to the president, a group of Iowa citizens and a congressman urged the nomination of a favorite son for agriculture commissioner. They argued Iowa leads in farming, and the president replied lightly that Iowa would amount to something in an agricultural sense, prompting the delegation to withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa
Some More Forder To Be Fed Out to Twenty Democratic Newspapers
A note indicates further provisions for distributing Forder items to twenty Democratic newspapers. Details specify who oversees the feed and the schedule for rolls, with emphasis on broad dissemination to party papers.
Grant Near Death As Civil War Hero Fades
New York reports Gen. Ulysses S Grant remaining gravely ill with mucus in his throat complicating care. Doctors fear possible choking as he paces rooms at midnight while family gathers and vigil continues through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Grant
New York
Gen. Grant
Ceperal
Das
Douglass
Shrady
Grant Mansion
Sheacy
Fine Specimens on Exhibition at the New York Stands Wednesdex
A large crowd gathered at Fulton market to view brook trout exhibits staged by Fish Commissioner Eugene G. Blackford. The display featured living and dead specimens, two headed fish, Siamese twin salmon, landlocked varieties, and trout from Scotland and Maine with weights up to four pounds. The exhibition continues tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene G. Blackford
Fulton Market
Mathes
Maine
Tweed
Scotland
Idaho
United States
Caledonia
N. Y
Pensacola
Fla
Springfield Assembly Turmoil Over Dismissals and Senators
In Springfield on April 1, Speaker Haines dismissed all his appointed employees amid house dissatisfaction. West proposed a reprimand for Miller for an alleged indignity. Sentiment grew that the speaker could not run the house, with calls for deposition. In the Senate, a single ballot for U.S. senator produced two votes, Logan and Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Haines
Employes
Constellation
West
Miller
House
Senate
United States
Logan
Merritt
Disturbance at Continental Hotel Leads to Sanity Hearing
New York on April 1 Mrs Minnie Schuberth a 13 year old from Newark N J was brought before Police Justice Duffy and committed for examination as to her sanity. She had caused a disturbance at the Continental hotel after serving as governess to prominent figures in Breslau London and New York. The Seney painting sale at Chickering hall raised 54894 surpassing expectations. Loyal Legion meeting at Delmonico's was adjourned due to Gen srept illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnie Schuberth
Newark
N. J
Duffy
Continental
Schuberth
Breslau
Prussia
Duke of Argyle
Gladstone
Phelps
Hong Kong
Kernochan
Jeese Bailey
Schubert
Chickering Hall
Seney
American Art Association
Nominations confirmed for state health board and fish roles
Augusta Maine April 1 The council confirmed nominations for the board of management of the experimental and state health board and for B W Councell Thomaston as fish commissioner. Reprieve notice for Santoro and Capone to Thomaston Thursday morning. Governor nominates Whitmore of Norway as municipal court judge and McClellan of Portland harbor commissioner. Counce to begin duties, to visit western Maine early next week and appoint fish wardens to enforce the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Board of Management
Experimentatation
State Board of Health
B. W. Councel
Thomaston
Santoro
Capone
Fernald
C. F. Whitmore
Norway
Jacob McClellan
Portland
B. W. Counce
River Rise Sparks Coal Shipments and Miner Push
A river rise enables moving about 7,000,000 bushels of coal within 45 hours to lower districts. Miners strengthen their position and expect orders to resume work on a 3 cent rate. A labor leader says railroad miners are defeated, noting Ohio district mining is too low to sustain it.
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Walter A. Wood
Biuchine Company
Hoosie Falls
N. Y
Lord Wolseley
Lord Lansdowne
New Dominion
Canada
Philip S. Ball
Surset
Wise County
Tex
Dallas
Frederick E Umiston
salvation #rmy
Paterson
F. J
Maggie Carrigan
Joliet
Hatch
D. Woes
Texas
Anu
Fort Keno
Couch
Werington
Prrsups
Pittsburg
A. H. Cline
Anrifiy
Winnsborough
Clive
Armour Packing Company of
Chicago
British War Department
Winnipeg
KrisBoune
Ohio
Retreat in Good Order After Dong Hong Battle
The war office reports French forces retreating from Langson under pressure from Chinese troops near Dong Hong Gen Herbinger holding the Kep and Deoquam routes while Gen Briere de L Isle notes a favorable trend in Neghier's condition. Freycinet resumes forming a new ministry, seeks broad war policy. Campenon reportedly declines a cabinet post over Tonquin strategy. France charters Canada and Labrador to move troops to Tonquin. ministers named include Floquet Spuller and Aube with Courck as foreign minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
War Office
de L’ile
Tonquin
Langson
Briere de L’isle
Handi
Dong Hong
Herbinger
Neghier
M. de Freycinet
Canada
Labrador
Havre
New York
Clemenceau
Gen. Campenon
Red River
M. de Freycenet
Grevy
Baron de Courck
M. Floquet
M. Spuller
Duke D’ Averstadt
Aube
Marine
Pacifist tone fades as war prep in St Petersburg rises
April 1 dispatches say England should doubt Asiatic friendship as Russia negotiates steam transport contracts at 20 to 30 shillings per ton for six months. A Russian council warns against war until a Sarakhs railway is finished. Meats contracts attract criticism in Chicago and a Messiah Most contract is revoked. Hartington’s pacific words fail to ease tensions as Russia advances war prep with no peaceful solution in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LoNoon
St. Petersburg
Ameer
Russia
England
Sarakhs
Chicago
Messiah
Marquis of Hartington
Prince Bismarck Birthday Celebrated Across Empire
Berwin April 1 Prince Bismarck’s 70th birthday celebrated as a holiday. Emperor William and Crown Prince Frederick William greet him at the chancellory. Munich sends silver shields. Saxony king a diamond crown. Universities confer honorary degrees. torchlight parade 12,000 marchers with 20 bands depicting German unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwin
Prince Bismarck
Empire
Frederick William
Bismarck
William
Werner
Versailles
Munich
Saxony
Erlangden
Tubingen
Gottingen
Cameroon
Ine
Water Works Project decision will save or ruin Vera Cruz
The article notes Salvador Malo's effort to renew a water contract for Vera Cruz, with American capitalists backing a larger supply and bank deposits as good faith. Merchants push cheaper imports through Vera Cruz or alternate routes. government transfer plans face feasibility issues. Congress meets as debate on Barrios unification and Central American ties stirs strong sentiment for San Salvador and Nicaragua.
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Vera Cruz
City of Mexico
Galveston
Salvador Malo
Government
Penn
Gireetas Sanpealars
Eocods
New York
el Paso
Barrios
Central America
San Salvador
Nicaraagua
Rutland Page trial proceeds with Haven examination
Rutland Vermont April 1 The Page trial moved forward as J M Haven former treasurer of the Segerar railroad testified. He described the company books and related financial records covering the period under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland, Vt
J. M. Haven
Segerar Railroad
Com
Italians' Execution Delayed At Thomaston Me
A special session of the governor and council in Augusta today considered a reprieve for the two Italians sentenced to be executed at Thomaston. They concluded the statute allows periodic respite and changed the execution date to April 17 to allow priestly confessions and a final review of the case.
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Thomaston
Augusta
Healy
Florida
Danforth
Supreme Court
Providence Governor Race In 1890 Rhode Island Vote
Providence and surrounding counties report light turnout amid poor roads. George Peabody Wetmore leads over O Slocum for governor with statewide totals showing Wetmore ahead in Providence county Newport Washington Kent and Bristol regions. Pawtucket adopts city charter. Rev Mahlon Van Horne, a person of color, elected as Newport representative, first of his race in state assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zli
Newport County
Wetmore
Slocum
Washington County
Kent County
Bristol County
George Peabody Wetmore
Newport
Lucius B. Darling
Pawtucket
Joshua M. Addeman
Providence
Samuel P. Colt
Bristol
Samuel Clark
Lincoln
Providence City
Siocum
Steurn
Siocun
Trial of the Marine Bank President Reveals Loans Taxed
In New York on April 1 ex-President Fish testified that two cans of the Erie railway loans exceeded 40 000. Bank examiner Meigs warned of excess and suggested placing loans in directors or other names to maintain appearances. Fish claimed no intent to defraud and noted unclear profits from a contract linked to President Arthur. He said government checks were never seen despite firm dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fish
The
Marine Bank Today
Meigs
Erie Railway Company
Fife
Ward
Arthur
CG. A. A
Indian Bureau
Mysterious death in Brockton linked to intoxication
Mrs Patrick Mc Sherry died early this morning at the Grove street home of Mrs Ann Hayes after drinking liquor together the pair shared a bottle. Medical Examiner Paine attributed the death to the free use of intoxicating liquors indicating poisoning. The husband says she left home yesterday afternoon and he has no word on her whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Patrick McSherry
Ann Hayes
Grove Street
Paine
New York East Conference Opens in Hartford
The thirty-seventh annual session of the New York East conference began at Asylum Street M E church in Hartford. Classes for dea cons and elder orders were examined and Rev E Todd of the sixty sixth M E church in New York preached on The Constraining Love of Christ to a large crowd. Ten clergymen had arrived. Bishop Merritt is guest of Congressman Buuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
New York East Conference
Asylum-street M
E. Todd
M. E
New York
Merritt
Buok
Coal price circular from Reading Coal and Iron for Port Richmond and Elizabethport
Philadelphia issued eastern price circular for coal delivery beyond the Delaware. Port Richmond rates for hard white ash coal include jump and steamboat four dollars, egg and broken three dollars fifteen, stove eight dollars eighty five, chestnut three forty, pea two thirty. At Elizabethport Lump and steamboat eight twenty five, end DSkEN three fifty, stove four ten, chestnut three sixty, pea two fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Port Richmond
Delaware
Elizabethport
N. J
Stove
Man to Face Manslaughter Charge in Halleck Death
In Stamford on April 1 a post mortem review led the coroner and state attorney to change the indictment against Thomas Broderick from murder to manslaughter. Judge Keeler set bond at 3900 dollars with Commodore Smith as surety. Trial begins Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford, Conn
Thomas Broderick
William F. Halleck
Keeler
Commodore Smith
Meeting of railroad presidents and general managers to restore traffic
A meeting of presidents and general managers of eastern and western trunk lines was held to devise a plan to restore and maintain traffic. The committees were instructed to report a plan, with reference to acts of 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Sheep losses hit 40000 in Wayne County amid harsh winter
About 40,000 sheep have died in Wayne County over the last three months due to food scarcity and severe winter and spring weather. Farmers say the wool industry has suffered a setback that may take years to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
New Haven Salvation Army Names New Officers
New officers assumed command of the New Haven detachment of the Salvation Army on April 1. A free fight broke out during the night, and a man named Shipman formerly linked with the army was knocked down and beaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Salvation Army
Shipman
Army
Hartman Identified as Body Found in Merrimac River
Lawrence Mass April 1 The body recovered from the Merrimac river at Haverhill has been identified as George G Hartman 24 of Prospect street Lawrence He leaves a widow and child providing a brief grim update on the river discovery and its victim.
Treasury orders investigation of natural gas worker safety
Pirrspur, Pa April 1 The secretary of the treasury has ordered an inquiry into the handling of natural gas and whether flying natural gas mains may endanger government property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Miners End Strike at Diamond and Nearby Points
Alliance O April 1 The miners strike on the Cleveland Youngstown and Pittsburg railroad is declared off and the miners will return to work at the 1 cent per cent reduction.
Fire and Sword Engulfs Colon Amid Panamanian Turmoil
Reports describe intense fighting in El Coco and Chaichuapa as Guatemalan forces clash with Salvadorans. Aspinwall burns, Panamanian towns suffer, and US officials prepare to deploy marines and Gatling guns to secure transit across the isthmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizerray
Galveston
Barrios
el Coco
United States
Salvador
Chaichuapa
San Lorenzo
Washington
Kane
Galena
Secretary of the Navy
Aspinwall
Pacific Mail
Crispel
New York
Panama Railroad Company
Colon
Pacide Mail Steamship Company
Panama
Bayard
Whitney
Adee
State Department
Commodore Walker
White House
Isthmus
Brooklyn
Boston Navy Yards
J. B. Houston
Pacific Mail Company
Adamson
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Alliance
Swatare
Swatara
New Oreans
Gentlemen's Work on Exhibition at Horti Hall Novel Embroideries
A varied exhibition at the Horti cultural Hall features novelties in needlework and crafts. Mrs. S. E. Potter entered a white embroidered skirt woven from cotton she spun and dyed, while Mrs. Rhodes shows a hair cane woven by hand. Numerous pieces by elderly and young makers showcase Kensington embroidery, crocheted nets, crazy quilts, and needlework by both women and men including a 76 year old sofa cushion with 1050 silk pieces and a 3276 piece crazy quilt. A racing variety of objects include a painted portiere, a full rigged ship and pilot boat portraits, and a tea cloth by a gentleman. The exhibit notes skilled work by a 11 year old boy and other young makers, highlighting industrial training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticultural Hall
S. E. Potter
Rhaodes
Kensington
Thomas Wood
Arrasene
Tlemen
Florence
Miss
Ein
Albany aide's death shocks New York political circle
John S. r Albany was found dead in his Molsteins hotel room tonight. He was reputed as one of Mr Daniel Manning's ablest lieutenants during the recent campaign. On his person were letters from Gov Hill of New York Gov Abbott of New Jersey Perry Belmont and other prominent democrats. He evidently died of apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John S
Albany
Molsteins Notel
Daniel Manning
Gov. Hill
Gov. Abbott
New Jersey
Perry Bemont
Neyle
Leather supplies sought for military prison goods in Leavenworth
The leather trade is urged to note a third page notice from Leavenworth Kansas calling for leather imports for the military prison. The ad specifies 85,000 pairs of armor and various other objects to be manufactured from the leather.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Ottawa Commons hears update on northwest situation
In the house of commons Sir John MacDonald stated the northwest situation had not changed since yesterday. Maj Morris at Battleford telegraphed that he commanded 200 armed men and could hold out until assistance arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
House of Commons
John MacDonald
Maj
Morris
Battleford
Mrs Garfield Denies Imminent Marriage to Pennsylvania Minister
Friends of Mrs Garfield in Cleveland deny reports she will wed Rev Mr Taylor of Pennsylvania. She remains living quietly in Cleveland and is educating her children for useful careers.
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Cleveland, O
Garfield
Taylor
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Disagreement Over City Electric Light Numbers Unfolds
New Bedford, April 1. A dispute between the aldermen and city council over how many electric lights to install continues. Officials debate allocation, funding, and expected coverage as the issue halts progress on public lighting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Boston Turners Celebrate Thirty Sixth Anniversary and Flag Presentation
Boston Turnverein members marked their 36th anniversary with Turn hall exercises. Frau Schneidt presented an elegant flag, six by five feet, red and blue silk with gold trim, monogram motto and coats of arms. Carl Eberhard accepted for the society as 475 German residents attended dinners and dances after speeches and songs.
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Boston Turnverein
Germany
Boston
Washington Street
Chapman Street
Harrison Avenue
Middlesex Street
Turn Hall
Germania Orchestra
Turners
Frau Schneidt
Order
America
Carl Eberhard
The
Ile
Messrs
Urine
Revinius
Stern
A. Woertle
Urbino
A.J. Gutermuth
A. Woernle
C. Eberhard
C. Staub
A. Caro
D. Fausel
G. Weitz
H. Roeder
Robert Kraus
Fires Break Out Across Suburbs and Cities
In Boston area a grass fire on William Minot estate in West Roxbury and an incendiary blaze at a Malden house owned by Daniel C Perkins caused alarm and smoke damage. Cambridge saw a small rear building fire at No 38 Third street causing minor damage. Telegraph briefs report a candle works blaze in Cincinnati with losses up to 100000, plus fires in Amesbury, Wayenne, Bridgeport, Epping Corner, Lowell, and Muncie with damages and job losses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Minot
Walkhill Street
West Roxbury
Fairmount Street
Malden
Daniel C. Perkins
Gambridge
Third Street
Daniel Rindge
George H. Shermen
Telegraph
Cincinnata
Emery Brothers
Amesbury
Mass
Thomas [. Clark
Scott, Spinney & Co
Hanlan Wells
WayEnexe
W. Va
Ohio Valley Glass Works
Bridgeport
Derene
N. H
Avrill
Johns, Ladd
Epping Corner
Lowell
Thomas Mooney
Wallstreet
Muncie
Ind
Snyder
Shider
Young Boston Girl Wins President's Pleasant Reply Card
Miss Elizabeth Sattaglia of Boston Highlands, age 14, wrote to President Cleveland about her birthday month and was thrilled to receive a warm reply and his card a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sattaglia
Boston Highlands
Cleveland
Series of Joseph life paintings on display at Y M C A hall
An exhibition of a painting series depicting scenes from the life of the Patriarch Joseph is now shown at the Y M C A association hall. The show will be repeated this afternoon and evening and aligns with religious observance of Fast Day, appealing to devout patrons.
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Y Joseph
Y. M
Identified Victim in Hyde Park Railroad Death
The body of the man killed on the New York and New England railroad at Hyde Park on Monday afternoon has been identified as Campbell, age 54, a druggist from Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York and New England
Hyde Park
Campbell
Dorchester
Tariff Debate With Wool Manufacturers Stays Open
Secretary Josiah Quincy writes to John L Hayes of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers about a proposed joint tariff debate. He urges reconsideration, notes the value of public discussion for instruction, and cites editorials and college access to bolster the case. Boston, April 1, 1855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JouHnn L. Hayes
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Deak
Marsh
Tariff Reform League
Herald
Bulletin
Boston
Daily Press
United States
Sumner
Josiah Quincy
Early Season Sports Day At The South End Grounds
The first general outing of the year features two six inning baseball games at the South End grounds with Morrill’s team and a Union pick, plus a regatta off City Point South Boston. A strong list of rowing entries, cushion carrom matches, and a full High School schedule follow including April to June fixtures among Boston Neponset Chauncy Hall and Newton teams.
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Powers
South End Grounds
Morrill
Whitney
Hines
Morris
Burdock
Sutton
Wise
Hornung
Manning
Burlinton
Aginst
Davis
Gunning
Battery
Buffinton
Guening
Mullen
Barclay
Lain
City Point
Boston
Arctic
R. W. Bibber
M. Martin
Wizard
James Bertran
Lizzig
H. McDonclleb
Waif
R. J. Bibber
Brunette
Ww. C. Cherrington
Grace
A. Holbrook
Minnie
Decoy
W. T. Manon
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Newbury Street
Wheeling
Newton
Chestnut Hill
Brighton
Millians
Fred Eames
W. M. Gilman
Eames
Gilman
Hames
Erateb
George Percy
J. T. Crompton
Marker
M. French
High
Neponset
Chauncy Hall
Brookline
Waltham
Somerville
Matick
Natick
English High
Crookline
Chauncy Ball
Walthal
Neeponset
Wualtham
Neponset Brookine
Versatile Public Figures Featured in Notable Notes
A disparate array of 19th century items covers senators, a preacher ill in Deering Maine, a 101 year old death in Belchertown, a 16-cent show in New Orleans, engagements and estates, a Lanier monument project in Macon, cattle auctions in New York, and Henry Villard’s quiet life in Berlin. Also mentions a public printer plans, a New York style Washington weekly, a Mexican ascent led by Federick A Ober, and Hartford social news of John S Camp’s marriage to Susie Healy.
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Wisconsin
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Thomas Sabin
Belchertown
Mass
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New Orleans
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Concord
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Sharon
Conn
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Macon
Cristis Pierce
Saddleback Farm
Baldwin
New York
Henry Villard
Berlin
Prussia
Washington
H. Juehanser
Denver Opinion
Sheard
A.S See8Toanarror
Vouves
City
Mexico
Popsca Teptl
Federick A Ober
Ober
Hartford
John S. Camp
Middletown
Susie Healy
William A. Healy
Republicans Move Into 166 Washington Street Headquarters
Pleasant April Fool's diversions aside the Republicans moved into No 166 Washington street on April 1 occupying the former Mugwumps rooms. Independent groups had left in January 1885 and furniture was moved quietly into the space creating confusion about the switch.
The Ideals at the Globe theater present Patience and Girofle Girofla
The Ideals performed Patience in the afternoon and Girofle Girofla in the evening at the Globe theater with Barnaby Morsell Whitney Stone Phillipps Berton and Siegfried in the same cast as last season. Morsell Whitney and Stone praised for singing. Phillipps a success in Taese Men. Miss Stone’s wine song and Mouetourk guard scenes praised. audience large and enthusiastic. This afternoon Pinafore and Martha to follow. Vocalion recital by J B Hamilton at Music Hall drew about 1500. Whitney accompanied. final fugue by Bach judged unsatisfactory.
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Don Bolero
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Miss Phillipps
Aurore
Miss Berton
Pedro
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S. B. Whitney
Church of the Advent
Edward Warring
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