The Telephone Situation and Garland Degree of Suspicion
The piece argues Attorney-General Garland should resign over perceived conflicts with the Bell company and Pan Electric, urging a fair trial of the government suit in Memphis. It questions Goode’s haste, warns of biased cases, and defends Garland’s innocence while condemning public doubt and calls for accountability.
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Dr. Rogers
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Abolition of Poll Tax Backed by Middlesex Speakers
Citizens in the conservative Commonwealth react to the push to end the poll tax as a voting prerequisite. Speaker Brackett and F. T. Greenhulge of Lowell champion the measure, arguing it ends ballot degradation, reduces bribery, and restores voter independence by preventing wealth from buying political influence.
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Middlesex Club
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F. T. Greenhulge
Lowell
Felers
General Walker Clarifies Silver Question From Bimetalist View
In remarks before the Massachusetts Reform Club on the silver issue, General Walker argues there are multiple sides to the problem and offers fresh angles. He disputes the Dimetallism stance, aligning with bimetallic principles from an economic, not political, perspective.
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When is Beard to be put on the national stage
The Herald notes Templeton praising State Treasurer Beard and forecasting his rise to Congress. It asks when this “soaring youth” will be focused in the national eye, implying a future ascent and heightened attention among Congress members.
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Editor War of Words Widening in Boston Papers
The Bangor Whig reports a clash with the Boston Post as the Lowell Democrat notes the Post’s editorial impact. The Whig mocks the Post while conceding the editor’s eye may be opened, signaling sharper scrutiny between papers.
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Clearing house gains outpace last year in New York and Boston
Clearing house figures rise again this week with New York up over 55 percent and Boston up over 41 percent versus the same week a year ago. Only a few minor points show any decrease as bears face a tough road ahead.
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New York
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Bears
Ex Governor Hoyt Faces Cold Reception at Williams College
Ex Governor Hoyt of Pennsylvania struggled to engage a frigid Williams College audience as temperatures dropped to twenty below zero and area manufacturers stayed by their firesides instead of offering support.
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Pennsylvania
Williams College
Pillsbury Plans Move Toward New Law Officer Scheme
President Pillsbury is said to be anchoring a windward adjustment in his strategy to appoint a new law officer by the Attorney-General and then to campaign for the Attorney-General seat once the plan is in place.
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National statue proposed for late George Peabody
A proposal emerges to erect a national statue by popular subscription as a memorial to the late George Peabody. The idea centers on public involvement to honor his legacy.
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Telegraph Sagas and Small News From General Papers
A collage of humorous lines and terse notes from assorted papers mentions the Bell telephone throne, calls to end ballot taxes, and poems by Hugh Conway. It notes a cremation bill referral, a sabbatical year at Cornell, and New Yorkers described as men of furcite after a powder house explosion. Five railroad crewmen poisoned by pie near an Ohio railroad, and religion revival in Cincinnati are also reported. St Augustine prepares for a Ponce de Leon celebration on March 27 with ice palace plans, while Rye Patch reports two new mines named Senator Beck and Senator Evarts with unclear fates.
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Curiosities and Quips From City Life
A collage of snippets from urban life including odds on presidential talk, fruit orders, nurse wages, a French billiardist avoiding a New York defeat, a vagrant’s street theater, and a Chinese manager in a laundry who moonlights in a nine act romantic drama. The pieces showcase local wit, odd trades, and theatrical curiosities in brisk, humorous vignettes.
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Mott Street
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China
Scott
New York Mail and Express
Notable D.C. and national figures in brief of the day
A collage of political and social mentions. George P. Sanger's U S attorney term ends February 17. Fanny Kemble quips on daily walks. Mme Reuterskjold praised in diplomatic circles. Dart mouth seniors name Secretary Lamar as top commencement speaker. Queen Victoria opens Parliament noted as historic. Florida Senator Jones pursues widowed heiresses with fortunes of 1 090 900 and 6 000 000 while a widower of nine children seeks affection. Albert Pike described in Washington life. Justice Gray’s dinner reputation cited. Captain Dawson sails to Europe, valued as broad minded. Leonard J. Thomas claims oldest U S postmaster status in Eden Maine. Vallandigham lineage noted with Clement Vallandigham ancestry. Admiral Dahlgren's widow relocates to Philadelphia and writes court etiquette novels. Judge Virgin of Maine praised for rugged origins. David Gibson Burns remembered in Laconia Maine. Mrs Craig Wadsworth, Washington society figure, recalled as President Arthur’s favored hostess.
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Admiral Dahlgren
Washington
Alfric
Rhode Island
Philadelphia
Judge Virgin
Maine Supreme Court
Oxford County
David Gibson Burns
Laconia
Alyways
Fall River Operatives and social reform appeal
A letter to the editor argues Fall River mill workers face poor housing sanitation and high rents, praises local aid efforts, condemns corporate neglect, and calls for humane reform. It cites wages, beer spending, reading rooms, and the Granite mill fire relief as context.
Parson Downs Denounces Tremont Temple Over Piano
At Bumstead Hall Mr. Downs blasts Tremont Temple for allegedly tuning a piano to concert pitch to interrupt worship. He vows to arrest slanderers and administers communion after the dispute, blaming Tremont Temple officials for the disturbance.
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Charity ball committee meets at Home for Destitute Children
The arrangement committee for the charity ball met at the Home for Destitute Children. Attendees included Sheri John B O'Brien Dr William A Dunn ex Alderman J W McDonald and others. The report noted that full committee lists would be announced next meeting and James Dooling engaged as caterer. The letter from Dr William A Dune accepted the role of floor director. The meeting adjourned to Sunday February 21.
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William A. Dunn
J. W. McDonald
Thomas J. Sullivan
Thomas Sprouls
Fee
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J. H. Dixon
John T. Wogan
James McCormack
P. F. Sullivan
P. J. Flatley
John Curtin
J. B. Fitzpatrick
J. G. Feenessy
Frankie Fore
Lawrence J. Logan
James Dooling
Wiliam A. Dune
Sermon Voices On Government Suit Against Bell Company
Dr Bartel criticized the government suit against the Bell Telephone Co and denounced public excesses and corruption. He attacked the Democratic party General Butler and the Pope and urged caution toward official power and private gain. He invoked Sumner and Fesenden and warned of hypocrisy and embezzlement in public life.
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Charles Sumner
United States
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Washington
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Frave Dame Died. Boston Business Leader Remembered
Frank O. Dame of 233 Commonwealth Avenue and former owner of Seth E. Pecker & Co. died after pneumonia and fever. Born January 24, 1838 in Rochester New Hampshire, he built a prominent Boston career, led in the Democratic Party, and left a widow two daughters Gracie and Gertrude and son Winthrop H. His life combined enterprise integrity and sociability, earning wide respect among business and civic circles.
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Joshua Herrick
Alfred, Me
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Men’s Association
Tenth Ward
Timmens Burglar Held on Assault Charge in Lynnhive
Police in Lynnhive obtained evidence leading to a warrant for Edmund A. Timmens, a Tarrytown N Y burglar. He will be arraigned on a charge of assaulting Benjamin A Ward and faces a sentence of at least ten years in State prison. He had 116 dollars on arrest. authorities question where the money went. Police note prior money he earned before the incident and an attempted loan at a shoe factory. Timmens’s associates Besbe and Williams are believed to be in Boston. A Salvation Army visit to the station yesterday urged him to seek religious aid, which he declined.
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Liquor raids seize twelve saloons conductors named
Police raided twelve liquor saloons yesterday morning seizing evidence against dealers. Names tied to Derby street Charter street Harbor street and Boston street appear among those raided. Defendants will be arraigned in court this morning as cases proceed in the Superior Criminal Court this week with fines and potential imprisonments. The Cleaves alertion case and the Newburyport highway robbery trial are expected midweek.
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Solomons Lincoln
Salem
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Designer Mr Howard North Leaves Lowell Firm for Brooklyn
Lowell designer Mr Howard North severed ties with the local carpet mill and plans to move to Brooklyn New York. Friends hosted a farewell at Washington Gardens Roxbury featuring vocal performances by W J Taylor Woburn William Mansfield South Boston Dr Davis Roxbury James Griffin and S A Kelley. North received a meerschaum pipe and a Scottish poems volume, with McGee East Boston presenting remarks and a final Auld Lang Syne song to close.
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Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya Tonic Claims
The Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya from Caswell Hazard & Co. New York is promoted as a universal tonic for dyspepsia indigestion low mood vigor and debility and as a preventive against fever and intermittent fevers. It is sold by druggists as a top remedy with no equal for fever or illness.
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