Aldermanic Districts for Republicans and Street Extension
A special meeting examined proposed aldermanic districts with Hart proposing a symmetric plan assigning wards to districts. Debates highlighted population inequities and the need for equitable division. Cutter's report and votes set district revisions to take effect November 1. Also approved expenses for inspectors and other miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermman Donovan
North End
Hart
Cutter
Smiths
Welch
Allen
Curtis
Smith
S. Nays
Donovan
Fernard
Mullane
Nugent
Whitten
Filibuster and City Bills Dominate Talhod All Night
The common council endured a lengthy session with filibustering and heavy debate over $8 and $70 carriage bills for G F H Murray and Horgan. They considered Burrill’s $10,090 war credit contract and Worthington engine bids, vetoes, and numerous concurrent actions on salaries, infrastructure, and street projects. The Staniford Street extension override vote failed or passed with mixed support, and the council adjourned at 3:15 am after confirming aldermanic district divisions and several smaller claims.
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Common Council
G. F. H. Murray
Horgan
Burrill
Boston
Messrs
Emmons
Collison
Lee
Harding Blumes
French
Blume
Worthington
Henry R. Worthington
Mr. Harding
Harding
Holly Manufacturing Company
Worthingtons
Holly Company
Patrick Hart
Tremont Street
Water Board
Chelsea
Somerville
Everett
Albany Street
Kneeland Street
Staniford Street
Taylor
Ward 8
Stamford Street
Fraser
Cherrington
Fottler
Lea
Board of Aldermen
H. J. Bowker
West Fourth Street
Cutler
Donovan
Butler
Mgr. Lee
Parker House
Hathorne
Goodman
Committee On Claims
Hall
Bn Ie Po
Values of Silver and Gold in U S Politics Speech
The speaker argues over monetary policy and the future of silver coinage, urging balanced scrutiny by Congress and the nation. He contrasts economic theories with social unity, stresses the tariff debate, and defends a simple bankruptcy law while warning against sectional discontent. He asserts equality under law and the need to maintain an American system of labor and industry nationwide.
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Congress of the United States
Europe
Lsbor
Congress
Iran Verment
England
Pilgrim Rock
New England
New York
Ohio
Ilinois
trans-Mississippi
Ana
Rocky Mountains
Pacific
Boston
Washington
Debates on Currency and Tariff at Boston Merchants Meet
Senator Allison defends Cleveland and argues for a balanced tariff and reform of silver coinage. He compares silver and gold standards, cites international practices, warns against debased currency, and calls for prudent, nationwide policy while urging national unity and financial responsibility.
Senator Frye Speech on Silver and Tariff. A Salute to Constitution
Senator Frye recalls boyhood in Boston and saving five dollars, then ruminates on silver coinage versus dollars, guards against manipulation of currency, and pivots to a speech about the tariff. He mocks modern free trade talk while praising constitutional protections and cites Rufus Choate supporting industrial protection for Americans.
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Grover Cleveland
Washington
Gauls
Cleveland
Beck
Congress
National Treasury
Boston
William
Loston
United States
Hamilton
Jefferson
Madison
Buchanan
Clay
Webster
Butt
Rufus Choate
Massachusetts
Sentiments of Liberty: Massachusetts and Virginia Unite
A Boston audience hears a Virginia-based address praising the historic ties between Massachusetts and Virginia. The speaker lauds religious freedom, commerce via steam, and the equal footing of American shipbuilding, criticizing tariffs and protectionism while tracing the roots of representation and taxation debates from colonial to revolutionary eras. He links Virginias lineage to Massachusetts and stresses unity under the republic.
Two Atlantic Cities Baltimore and Boston in Ties of Trade and Tradition
The article compares Baltimore and Boston highlighting shared hospitality monuments and patriotic spirit. It notes mutual economic conservatism, mutual support on currency debates, and a belief in practical, common sense approaches to monetary issues, reflecting a broader Atlantic city partnership.
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Baltimore
Boston
Atlantic Seaboard
Sons of the Revolution
Findlay
Chesapeake
Silver coinage debate and Bland act critique
A speaker argues against silver coinage and calls for suspending the Bland act, asserting the dime has decayed into a mere label, urging a stop to further experiments, and defending a bankruptcy bill as necessary for public honesty. He notes limited silver coinage history and presses for redeeming the trade dollar.
Benjamin Butterworth on Tariff and Morality at Merchants’ Meeting
Ohio lawyer Benjamin Butterworth argues for tariff protection and a strong bankruptcy law, praising American industry and labor under protection. He urges political morality, warns against abstract rhetoric, and commends Boston’s hospitality as he concludes with a call for unity and pro‑tariff legislation.
Jealous servant girl arrested in Jamaica Plain assault on patrolman’s wife
Annie McGregor, a 24 year old servant in the Macomber household on Parley Vale street, was arrested after Mrs. Angie Fogg identified her as the woman who attacked Mrs. Fogg with a monkey wrench last Monday night. Police believe jealousy prompted the assault and that robbery was not the motive. McGregor, who had urged Patrolman Fogg to elope, was taken into custody after witnesses tied her to the scene and she was identified at the station. She will be arraigned in court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
Angie Fogg
Charles W. Fogg
Thirteenth Division
A.G. Macomber
Parley Vale Street
Annie G. McGregor
Mr. Macomber
Omcer Fog
Fottler
Leather Market Holds Firm Amid Seasonal Shifts
Market comment notes few jobbers and quiet business before holidays. Leather prices rise as manufacturers absorb higher costs and resist old prices on duplicates. Heavy boot makers place large next fall orders while split goods and rubber goods see strong demand. Shipments outside New England total 41,217 cases this week, with year to date up 233,739 cases from 1834.
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Daily Mails
New England
Paul Metz Fined and Jailed in Municipal Court
Paul Metz of Prison faced a $10 fine plus costs in Municipal Court for not settling his bill at the International Hotel and the Parker House. He was committed to jail for failing to depart the rounds, but release came after a letter and funds from Parson Downs secured his freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett F. Davenport
Horace L. Bowker
Consumers’ Gas Company
Boston Belting Company
Stony Brook
Parker House
Isew
Alderman Allen
Pey
Allen
Paul Metz
Noglesting
International Hotel
Mr. Metz
Trade names and associates listed in scattered notices
A fragment lists various individuals and firms across multiple cities including Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Pittsburgh, San Francisco and Wilmington. Names include Wells and Co, Brooks Bros, Smart Bros, Sanger Ros, Sutter, Gill, Baldwin & Coe, Rosenstock, Oppenheimer and Bear Jr with titles such as treasurer or partner.
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Chicago
R Wells
D Wells & Co
W C Brooks
Brooks Bros
Chattalooza
Tenn
M Smart
Smart Bros & Co
Dallas
Tex
J Newberger
Sanger Ros
Detroit
Mich
S C Sutter
Baldwin & Coe
Tre
Pittsburg
Penn
Gill
Gul & Kro
Sap Autouio
Transatlantic and Pacific Steamship Schedules Mixed Fares
Shipping notices detail multiple steamers and routes from New York Boston and Kingston incl Germany Austria Sweden via Bremen on Main and Circassia Circassia for Scotland Jamaica and Mexico via Queenstown Liverpool and Port au Prince with cutoffs for mail deliveries and trans Pacific sailings Oceanic service from Boston to China East Indies Japan with sails from San Francisco and related closes and dates
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Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Germanic
New York
Servia
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Bremen
Main
Seeeseee
Scotland
Glasgow
Circassia
Jamaica
Gentral America
South Pacific
Mexico
Kingston
Pomona
Cuva
Ranto Lampa
Fla
Key West
China
East Indies
Japan
Oceanic
Boston
San Francisco
Australia
New Zealand
Sandwich Islands
Somc
Transatlantic Steamship Movements Recorded
Listings show ships docking and departing across ports including Boston Liverpool Portland New York London Liverpool Hamburg New Orleans Marseilles Glasgow Queenstown Norfolk Baltimore and various vessels such as Venetian Polynesian Spain Assyrian Monarch Palestine Gottardo Hugo Siberian and Rhaetia with dates late December and December 25 29 30 and 39 era.
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Boston
Liverpool
Portland
New York
Spain
India
Hamburg
Thomas Melville
Mediterranean
London
Palestine
Rhaetia
Lizard
Eimfield
New Orleans
Marseilles
Gottardo
Glasgow
Chandos
Hugo
Norfolk
Queenstown
Siberian
Baltimore
Maritime Arrivals and Cleared Vessels at Boston Harbor
Boston news lists ships arriving from Liverpool Yarmouth NS Annapolis NS Savannah Newport News and others with freight and passengers to various firms including Thayer Lincoln Walter Hall Nickerson Co and C F Williams plus numerous schooners and a brigantine names of captains and home ports. The section ends with wind direction southwest and full wind at sunset and clears the harbor schedule.
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Venetian
Trant
Liverpool
Moise
Thayer & Lincoln
Dominion
Blauvelt
Yarmouth
Walter Hall
New Brunswick
Corby
Annapolis
Eastport
Portland
W H Kilby
City of Macon
Kelley
Savannah
F W Nickerson & Co
Penobscot
Homer
Howard Holder
Farnsworth
St John
Myrtle Purdy
Ellsworth St John
James Rourke
Goff
Quaco
Lavinia Campbell
Vail
Newport News
Odell
Wade
Belfast
Edward
Warren
Cape Porpoise
Grace H Benson
Benson
Provincetown
Cape Cod
From Our Correspondents Beoothbay March Fish Report
From Our Correspondents Beoothbay reports fishing activity with multiple vessels sailing from Boston Calais St George and Portland. Noted losses include Lillian Baxter with main boom damaged and other gear damage. Total codfish receipts reach 95 009 pounds and 40 150 pounds of alibut.
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Beoothbay
Thomas J Baker
Marshall
Boston
Ann S Brown
MewWhoa
Portland
Calais
Emma Clifton
Webber
St George
Game Cock
Robinson
Salem
Odell
Wade Heifast
J Ponder,Jr
Look
Edward M Warren
Congress
Harris
Rockland
Mt Eliot
Thurston
Adld
Hunter Crowell
Annapolis
Atwood
Barteaux
Eldora
Deer Isle
Lillian Baxter
Grand Banks
George Lamth Do
la Have Banks
Maritime Positions Report From December Navigational Notes
Steamer Fram Beraldsen sails from New York to Progreso on December 22, north of Jupiter. Steamer El Paso Quick from New Orleans to New York on December 24, 125 miles southeast of Port Eads. A British steamer with black smokestack and two white bands shows HPGM signals bound east, on December 21 at lat 040 North lon 7645 West. Burk William Owens sails from Montreal toward Buenos Ayres on October 21 at lat 27 North lon 31 West. Skark Sarah Chambers Carter from Hamburg to New York on December 12 at lat 43 ion 35.
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Beraldsen
New York
Progreso
Jupiter
el Paso
Quick
New Orleans
Port Eads
Eart
Lon
Burk
William Owens
Montreal
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Douglas Axe Co
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Teae
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Middlesex Mills
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Dedham Water Co
Boston Dry Dock
Boston Gaslight
Globe Gaslight
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National Car Co
Nat'l Tube Works
Ueile
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Hall Ase
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Quincy K Bridge Co
Revere Rubber Co
Security Associates
United States
Sevessccses Seceivves Seto
Marine notes recount ships damaged or lost in Atlantic gale season
The report lists multiple incidents: Alunda on fire at Halifax, Lena Hunter wrecked at Cape Henry, Marie Flore carried away by ice at Murray Bay, Ryerson fire extinguished, Robert Porter ashore and loss near Maracaibo, Cricket’s cargo fire and scuttling, Be Douin cotton fire at Bremerhaven, William Crane storm damage, Cecelia beached at Boston harbor, Fury damaged near Squirrel Island, Ventura sinking and hull flooding near Sagua, City of Fueble wreck report near Havana, Nellie Eaton grounded at Bryant’s Beach, plus winter layups at Pembroke and a roster of vessels idle for winter.
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Ceylon
Rummery's Bay
Halifax
Alunda
Baltimore
Havre
Norfolk
Lena Hunter
Cape Henry
Quebec
Marie Flore
Louis Mailloux
Baie St Paul
Murray Bay
New Orleans
Ryerson
New York
Robert Porter
McGough
Bonaire
Boston
Gulf of Maracaibo
St John
Sch
London
Bedouin
Savannah
Bremerhaven
Philadelphia
William Crane
Parsboro
Cecelia
Cornwallis
Canning Point
Rockland
Whitebury
Fury
Squirrel Island
Ventura
Sagua
Aseh
City of Fueble
Havana
Pembroke
Neliie Eaton
Calais
Bryant’s Beach
Casas
Woodbury
Viola May
Fisher
Townsend
Snuth
Matia S
Knowton
Eaton
Nellie Eaton
Willam
RK Mowry
Mott
Amirald
Clark
Ani T W Ailan
Carter
Shipping News Snippet Delivers Late December Sailings
Special to Chamber of Commerce Antwerp Ar Dec 29 lists multiple vessels sailing and in port, including bark Lewis Smith, steamer Barracouta, and ships like Neptune, Fannie B Tucker, Atalaya, and Roslind. Entries cover departures from New York, Baltimore, Boston, and Leith, with routes to Barbadoes, Aspinwall, Curacao, and Vera Cruz among others.
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Cardiff
Rosalind
Aspinwall
Curacoa
Carcas
New York
Cu‘acoa
Foulke
Dungeness
Min Hong
Bruce
Galveston
Leith Biairfax
Maggie F
Boston
Havena
City of Washington
Rhaetia
Newark
Liverpool
Siberian
Baltimore
Halifax
Lord Clive
Philadelphia
Leguayra
Elvira
Curtis
Robert Barr
Leeman
Porto Cabello
Roland
Reed
Summerside
Pene Rae
Donnu
Vera Cruz
City of Puebla
Havana
Puerto Rico
Vast Atlantic Shipping Rows From Many Ports
A dense list reports numerous ships and voyages across global routes. Vessels including the Portland, Rebecca, Mary Low, Hiawatha, Kenilworth, and City of Atlanta sailed from Boston, Baltimore, and New York, with cargoes and destinations such as Buenos Ayres, Havana, Antwerp, Hart Island roads, and Kingston. Multiple steamers and barks cleared, sailed, or were in port, noting dates around late January to early February and indicating wrecks or losses in some cases.
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Addison_Me
Martha Nickels
Perry
Boston
JC Nash
Coledo
Pacific
Nash
Plymouth
Revolution
Mitchell
Astoria
Portland
Donnelly
San Francisco
Rebecca
Hughes
Guaymas
Winnipeg
Serry
Mary Low
Alexander
Buenos Ayres
Baltimore
Hiawatha
Little
Londonderry
Charles K Lefugey
Eed
Hamburg
Addie M Bud
Cushman
Georgetown
William P Hood
Davis
Providerice
Hf Miller
Shaw
Elliott B Church
Josiah R Smith
Wille A McKay
Matheson
Charlottetown
Kenilworth
Ackerley
Grand Cayman
Pirate
Wilkie
Narhua
William Jones Billups
Savannah
San Domingo
Bennett
Jacksonville
Louise Adelaide
Alice B Phillips
L V Rose
E F Angell
Kristol
Emily C Dennison
Dickens
Elizabethport
Bull River
W E Clewes
Enny
Reaper
Adam Shortland
Harding
Newark
Catnis
Senator Grimes
Warr
New York
Damon
Haskede
K L Tan
Hibbard
Mott Haven
GW Hinds
Charlestom
Equator
Nelson
Philadelphia
Delaware
Winnett
Schs Wapella
Bagger
Charles K Young
Campbell
New Londo
Mary K Dana
St Vincent
Mary F Lorson
Robinson
River
Mary G Collins
Somers
Our
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Lee
Philade'phia
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Maggie P Smith
Philada'vhia
Ed Wild Pigeon
Paine
Newport News
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Salvatore Accame
Belfast
Yemoyden
Rio Janeiro
Cape Henry
Weiburg
King’s Lynn
Joseph Baker
Point-a-Pitre
Galvestom
Scis ES Newman
Kayes
Martin L Smith
Smith
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Haud
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Panther
Warrington
Kembledo
Jonn D Williams
Pearce
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Maggie Andrews
Freeman
Providence
Oscar C Schmidts Racer
Charleston
Dora Allison
Rosy
Charles H Valentine
Curtis
Albert W Smith
Berry
Ellen Tobin
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Otis
Florence Randall
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Laguayra
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Sarah Hunter
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Harry Piercy
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Etta Whittemore
Wright
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George Taulane, Jr
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AJ Pettingill Berry
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Wheeler
Everett Webster
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Dankwater
Pensacola
Fred Smith
Johns Hopkins
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Julian Brown
Nickerson
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Dividends Payable Next Month From Boston Stocks
Stock market summary compiled for the Boston Post lists upcoming dividends due in January across railroads, utilities, and manufacturing firms. Notable payments include city water, Erie Telegraph, Housatonic, Manhattan Beach railway, New York Bay Ridge Jamaica, Portland Water, and Concord Portsmouth rail lines with varied rates and payment offices in Boston or New York.
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Boston Post
Joseph G. Martin
State Street
Boston
Providence and Worcester Railroad
Providence
Tna
Clintons
Middlesex
Salmon Walls
Atlantic
Cabot
Chicopee
Continental
Hamilton
Air
Nawakeag
Newmarket
Androscoggin
Dwight Lave
London
Coopers
Alabama and Great Louthon
National Security Bank
Anson
Norrigweck
Manhattan Beach Railway
New York
Bay Ridge and
Erie Telephone
Hectric Light and Power Company
Portland Water Company Third
National Bank of Redemption
Housatonic Railroad
Detroit, Hillsdale and Southwestern Railroad
New Yark
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Concord and
New Yok
Philadelphia
Wimington
Baltimore
Philadephia
Vermont Valley
Bellows’ Falls
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Albany City
Brooklyn City
Central Pacifc Railroad
Central
Blair Town
Sioux City
Iowa Falls
Fremont and
Elkhorn Town
Interest on Bonds and Dividends by Capital, July 1 1885
A historic ledger lists interest on bonds and quarterly dividends from various companies and cities. It details amounts payable in Boston and notes scattered dates including January, with totals for bonds, railroads, and manufacturing dividends.
Stock prices and mining notes from San Francisco
San Francisco December 30 official closing prices list several stocks with minor figures. The Chollar Mining Company has levied an assessment of 50 cents per share on its holders.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pretcher
Eureka
Probate citations and notices from Boston probate court
Multiple brief notices from Boston Suffolk County court in 1885 1886 announcing petitions for estate matters probate citations executors and administrators named with filing dates urging heirs and creditors to appear or file claims in the Boston Post and other notices through December 1885 and January 1886.
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Holden
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New York
Boston Post
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A.D
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Brown
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Aourt
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Henry F. Kenney
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Robate Court
Betsey Jones
Mary T. Owens
Eame
Herrby
Emily A. Holden
Ornell
Albert H. Blanchard
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