Prose Poetry and Politics in the Massachusetts House
The article depicts women stenographers in the state Legislature gallery, focusing on a frequent observer with a tall hat and fur trim. It also recalls speeches by Rep Fay and Rep Wheeler, notes on temperance rhetoric, and humorous encounters with Rep Bent and Taft, illustrating parliamentary life and New England manners.
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Ladies’ Gallery
McLaughlin
State House
Mr. McLaughin
Leadership at Eagle Hall conference links leaders to Jay Gould
Industrial conference in Eagle Hall featured N E Chase chairing and Prentice Mulford opening the session. Dr Waldron urged hanging Jay Gould as a symbol of monopoly while Powderly and others framed leadership as collaboration and influence beyond one man.
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Eagle Hall
N.E. Chase
Knights of Industry
Prentice Mulford
Waldron
Jay Gould
Sach
Babcock
Powderly
Niagara
Dinsmore
Splain
Mahoney
Dr. Merritt
Thomas
Workman
Bir. Mutford
Gould
Republican Party
Labor Question discussed by Middlesex Club speakers
Dr. Edward Everett Hale criticized capital friendly schemes and the boycott label, calling Knights of Labor a glove over a hard hand. Brackett and Sherman spoke on the same topic. Boston and Massachusetts clubs held dining and discussions, and various clubs hosted officials and leaders.
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Edward Everett Hale
Middlesex Club
Knights of Labor
Noel
Knights
J. Q. A. Brackett
Edgar J. Sherman
Old Agricultural Club
Boston Club
Massachusetts Reform Club
Parker's
Young's
Massachusetts Club
Messrs. Doherty
Morton
Blackwell
Mitchell
New England
Charles W. Wilder
Threatyne Club
United States
Fishhawk
Oil Trade Association
John D. Morten
William Agee
Paint and Oil Club
Dying Declaration Tells of Husband Knock Down Stair
Mrs Murphy died after an alleged fall at 995 Harrison avenue with Sergt Wyman and a patrolman present. She accused her husband Thomas Murphy of throwing her down stairs shortly before death. Medical Examiner Draper to hold autopsy. arrest followed with decision pending.
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Thomas Murphy
Highlands
Asony
Sergt. Wyman
Division 9
Draper
Murphy
Hunt
Petrolman Gately
Open Ye The Gates Bowdoin Square Church Revival
Rev W W Downs spoke at Bowdoin Square Church about reopening the church within thirty days of March 21. He warned of “unpleasant revelations” including possible murder and hinted at a secret involving a vision of two people. He claimed to possess sensitive information and threatened a divorce-linked scandal if disclosed.
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W. W. Downs
Burnstead Hell
Bowdoin Square
Nmesa
Mass Meeting at Music Hall Supports Parliamentary Fund
Music Hall overflowed for a grand mass meeting in aid of the fresh parliamentary fund. Rev Fr Biosnahan presided with the mayor and city officials on stage. Hon J Fitzgerald Hon John Murphy Jone Ms McDonough spoke as a glee club from the YMCA provided music. Audience generosity surged with many pledges for further aid.
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Biosnahan
St. Mary's Church
J. KB. Fitzgerald
John RK. Murphy
Jone Ms. McDonough
Anniversary Celebration of Spiritualism at Berkley Hall
Full house marked the thirty eighth anniversary of spiritualism with T. J. Ricker of Chelsea presiding. The program featured piano and violin solos, duets, readings, harmonica and cornet performances, and insights by Dr. H. B. Stover and Miss Mae Dinsmore.
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Berkley Hall
T. J. Ricker
Chelsea
J. W. Milligan
Mre
Hattie C. Mason
M. A. Ricker
Shawmut Trio
Louis Poole
Lulu Morse
Masters Eddie
Charles Hatch
H. B. Stover
Etta Parr
Xylodlone Kolo
Nellie Miles
George le Claire
M. T. Shelhamer
Carroll Squires
Canton Caucuses Nominate Town Officers in Parallel Races
Democrats meet on Saturday with Peter Daley chosen as moderator and nominate Thomas Lyons James Murphy Larra Wentworth for selectmen A Haley treasurer F R R Pitcher and school candidates Charles Endicott Jesse Fenno a as Heean C Boody Republican caucus names James W Widdles L Pasha H Capen for selectmen Walter Ames town clerk William Dunabar treasurer and school panelists Jesse Fenno Charles French Jr Charles Endicott.
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Democrats of
Canton
Peter Daley
Board of Selectmen
Thomas Lyons
James Murphy
Larra Wentworth
Town Olers
A. Haley
F. R R. Pitcher
Charles Endicott
Jesse Fenno
Heean
C. Boody
H. Boswell
James W. Widdles
L. Pasha
H. Capen
Walter Ames
William Dunabar
Charlies French, Jr
Watertown Unitarian Pastor Resigns Amid Europe Trip Plan
Rev. Arthur May Knapp announced his resignation from the Watertown Unitarian Church after a six year tenure. He plans an early effective date and a European trip this summer followed by extended travel through the West and California next winter, delaying pastoral work for some time.
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Arthur May Knapp
Unitarian Church
Europe
Jin Ounifernia
Watertown
Knife Attack In A Man In Harrison Street Arrests
James Clougher Patrick Clougher and Patrick Burns quarrelled in toxication near 872 Harrison agomea. A Clougher drew a knife and badly cut Burns who was injured on the head. Sergeant Hunt and officers took the trio into custody. Burns treated at City Hospital. All three face felonious assault charges in court.
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James
Patrick Cloughber
Patrick Burns
Harrison Agomea
Burns
Clougher
Hunt
Division 9
Annd
Blethers
Humphreys Manicure Company At Tremont Street
The Humphreys Manicure Company at 175 Tremont Street has established its parlor in the old Evans House. Mrs. Humphreys and her staff are praised as skilled manicure professionals drawing increasing patronage for regular visits and observing formal spa-like treatments.
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Humphreys
Evans House
Tremont Street
Reading room aid totaling 420 dollars listed by donors
A list records gifts totaling 420 dollars to the newsboss reading room. Donors include J M Sears 30 dollars F W Hannowell 25 Dwight Brennan 25 Samuel T Morse 9 McCollum Mission Circle 10 William Hilltop 20 estate of Valaria Stone 3230 Second Church Dorchester 3 Howard & Quincy 18 C F Stedman 3 Luce & Mapping 25 James A Jordan 33 Edward Wigelesworth 10 Robert Codman 10 W B 5 A M B 3 Oliver W Peabody 15 Gen John C G Ropes 15 Robert Treatlaine 10.
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Charles Davis, Jr
J. M. Sears
F. W. Hannowell
Dwight Brennan
Samuel T. Morse
McCollum Mission Circle
William Hilltop
Valaria Stone
Second Church
Dorchester
Messrs
Howard & Quincy
Satisfactory Evidence for Dr Hall's Balsam for the Lungs
Satisfactory evidence from J W Graham of Antic Tex states he has used Dr William Hall's Balsam for the lungs for a year and finds it highly effective for coughs colds and consumption, requesting another gross.
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J. W. Graham
Wholesale Drugg‘st
Auntic
Tex
Wrese
Boston Stocks Close Week Mixed as Clearing House Rates Ease
Boston financial notes report a dull week with money easier at clearing house rates and general weakness in support rates. Government securities stay firm while foreign exchange remains steady. weekly clearings rise to 916,738,074 across 30 cities, led by New York and Boston with gains over last year.
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Boston
New York
Clearing House
St. Louis
Dacrease
Columbus
Portland
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Lowell
Denver
Galveston
Market dull but steady with bonds lift and railroad notes
A Chicago market report shows mixed activity with bonds leading gains. Notable shifts include Atchison rights to 197.42 and varying railroad and bank shares, while earnings and expense figures for the Richison Topeka and Santa Fe lines are summarized for February.
Wall Street and commodity summary from New York April market notes
Money on call remains easy at 14273 percent with loans near 2. Prime mercantile paper 4 5. Exchange London dull, 60 day bills at 4864, demand 458. Government and state bonds dull, railroads steady. Stocks closed generally strong after 2:15 p.m. with large activity in Lackawanna. weekly sales total 1,845,800 shares. Copper and wool markets show mixed futures, with domestic wool quieter and prices firm for some grains and meats in Chicago and New York markets.
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Messie. Moore & Schley
Irving A. Evans & Co
Congress
Europe
Stock Exchange
Atchison
Richison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
Southern Kansas Railway Company
LRA. Ters. Inc. Or
Dee. Mills
I. Grove
Inc
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Mites of Toad
I. Grosearn- WG
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
Frank
New York
Burlington
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Missouri River
San Francisco
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Central Road
St. Pandunel
Cleveland & Canton
Mexican Central
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Atlantic & Pacific
Sonora
California
Boston
Lowell
Fitchburg
Eastern
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Asian Pacific &. Pacific Mall
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Terre Heute
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Jersey Central Adjustment
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Peoria
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Senate
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Rolier
Michigan
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Ohio
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Wisconsin
Canada
New Western Creamery
Rowea
Liverpool
Western Creamery
Island
New Brunswick
Gar
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Matioe
Northern
Nova Scotia
Houlton Hebrops
New Bennswick
Peerless
Lhgat Ao
Jean
Liz
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Palermo
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Porto Rico
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Norfolk
Kansas City
Hoge
Scini
St. Lewis
Palis
Cuba
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BOK
Saly Park
Cc. S. Lee
Brewster & Wilkins
Congress Street
Hutchinson
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City
Southern
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United
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State
Wheesrtlower
Texas
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Milwaubeer
USA
Yoledo
Oais
Lara Quiet
Grain market bulletin shows mixed movement across staples
Flour receipts and exports noted along with varied prices for mills and wheat. Ranging rates for corn meal, rye flour, and barley appear steady to firmer. Sugar, molasses, and lard move modestly, while cattle and hog markets show steady to firmer tones across multiple regions.
Receipts of Staple Products Across Rail Lines
A disparate ledger lists shipments on multiple railroads including Boston and Albany, Island Junction, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, and Lowell lines. Entries cover cotton, wool, flour, corn, wheat, beef, butter, eggs, apples, coffee, tea, sugar, molasses, leather, hides, lumber, oats, bacon, pork, and provisions with quantities in bales, sacks, bushels, cases, boxes, and cars.
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Boston
Bonyv
Sil Bates
Ésland Junction Raiload
Ir Vievidence Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine Railroad
Maine Kai Road
Lowell
Bates Foreign
Ise
Cotten
Hatra
Wolassa
SOSRT
Gmer
Sutzer
Coxss
Jisa
Pags
Jom
Lamber
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Sccce Boer
Uecene
Total Receipts of Staples at Port This Day
The table lists total receipts of principal staples at the port from all shipments for today and last year 1883 vs 1884 including cotton comestibles grains meats and hides with figures for wheat oats corn sugar molasses and leather products across numerous goods and units.
Foreign Markets Report from London and Liverpool
Commercial notes from London show wheat firm on cargoes and in passage with corn steady and breadstuffs steady in Liverpool demand. Liverpool market lists wheat prices and mixed Western corn with steady hogs lard and cheese values alongside cotton futures and Upland Orleans prices with large export sales and receipts.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
Cora
California
Uplands
Orleans
FE. L. WHITHS DEFENCE TEASES TESTIMONY
At the trial of Francis L. White on Saturday little important testimony was given. Constable Haltett saw Waite and Sentner together at the Crawford House in late May or early June. Dr. George P. Bartlett testified that in fall 1885 Edward L. Pierce came to him as Sentner's attorney. Sentner claimed protection if he would testify to convict White and said he believed he had an incurable disease. The court adjourned to 10 oclock this morning.
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New England
Fay
Brookline
Hourace
Ovid
House of Loser Education
Horace
A Veeler
Bolton
Mopedale
Stravion
Milford
Wheeler
Sam Jones
Worcester County
Adams House
Bent
Cambridge
Hallett
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Oxley
Ashland
Sinith
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Drapers
Hopedale
Jie
Draper
Knights of Labor
Oston
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Senate
Sam
Posen
Aout Mae
House
Speaker
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Epmakers
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Taft
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Heman
What the Mysterious Sickness Signifies at Washington
An editorial pins a cabinet illness wave to kidney disease. It warns of Bright's disease if untreated and touts Hunt's Remedy as a proven cure, citing medical authorities and a New York banker example. The piece urges early treatment for all, from presidents to workers.
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Washington
Tribune
Manning
Garland
Lamar
Bright
Hunt
R. G. Hammond
New York
Court Record from Superior Court Middlesex County April 3
Reseriats filed in Ajibert A Cood et al vs James Turrell et al. Judgment ordered on verdict in Annie McKimble administratrix vs Boston and Maine railroad for damages in a freight train death at a know nothing station. C G Falls for plaintiff. Solomon Lincoln for defendants. Sanford Phipps vs Joan Mahon et al dispute over plans and specifications. Burden of proof on plaintiff. H E Fales for plaintiff. Wakefield and Curtis Abbott for defendants.
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Ajibert A. Cood
James Turrell
Annie McKimble
Solomon Lincoln
Sanford Phipps
Joan Mahon
H. E. Fales
L. , Wakefield and
Curtis Abbott
Several Firms Fail and Creditors Offer Settlements
A Boston creditors meeting for Coesley Bros. approved 18 cents on the dollar in cash or good paper due in 30 days. Howard B Wildes & Co and other firms nationwide face insolvency with assets near liabilities, with offers to creditors varying from 36 to 65 cents per dollar. Numerous assignments, bankruptcies, and liquidations are reported across cities from Boston to New York to San Francisco, highlighting widespread commercial strain.
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Coesley Bros
Washington Street
Boston Highlands
Afernoon
Oward B. Wildes & Bro
Deare Street
Boston
Howard Bank
Bank of the Republic
Lincoln Bank
Hierman
Leopold Herzog
Dry Gooda
St. Louis
Ciarlio, Allison & Co
India Street
Moston
Henry Cistin
S. M. Lewis
Washington
Barron Commerces! College of
Louisville
George H. Mason
Rochester
N. Y
John Cummings & Co
Lincoln Street
She Wing Wo Lung Company
San Francisco
N.P. Johnson
Hay, Gratin
George L. Tenney
Desier
Boots and Shoes
Worcester
Mass
John W. Phelan
Buotelier
Granville
H. A. Cerydon
Grocer
Willimantic
Conn
Charles H. Gimes
Hquor
Bridgeport
Buckeye
Cleveland
J. A. Pettingill
West Salem
Wis
Fred A. Morehouse
Syracuse
Lynch & Co
Newport
R. C
Henry Quinn
Peddier, Bostov
Pierre Pavia
New Orleans
Co. O. Libby
Macwahee
Henry A. Smail
Rumford Centre
Defoy H. Champlin
William Lowe, Jr
Champlin & Sows
Doane Street
New York
Henry Dowie
George S. Scott
Stone Street
John W. Greenway
Scott
Produce Exchange
Am Tea
Miller Bros
Evansville
Ind
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New York City
Main Street
Ealward Greaser
Medina
Charles Arnold
Obituary notices list several individuals with death and ages
In this city and surrounding areas several obituaries appear. William D Hayward aged 18 years 7 months 5 days. Captain George Howeeth 77 in York Me. Rev George Moore Payne about 75 in York Me. N Huntlogtos rowd Borchester March 30. Kether Elizabeth widow of James M Seebe April 2. William R Collier 77 at Home for Aged Men. Elizabeth Ferno 83 years 11 months in South Boston. Daniel Nourse 62 in this city April 2. Louise O Whittier daughter of Charles A and Elizabeth C Whittier April 2. Sarah A Davis widow of Gilman Davis 78 years 66 months in Cambridge April 1. Josephine L Hammond March 31 wife of Henry S Harmon. Maria S Morse widow of John Morse Dedham April 2.
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Wiliam D. Hayward
Lowdoln
York
George Howeeth
Payne
George Moore Payne
Borchester
N. Huntlogtos
Kether Elizabeth
James M. Seebe
Collier
William R. Collier
Fenno
South Boston
Elizabeth CO
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Nute
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Lewis W. Utengourse
Daniel Nourse
Whittier
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Chares A. and
Filzabeth C. Whittier
Davis
Cambridge
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Gilman Davis
Hammond
Josepine L
Henry
Harmon
Benjamin &. Tates
Morse
Dedham
Maria
John Morse
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