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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1886

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General Hancock Tribute Reflects Nation’s Mourning Loss

Boston Post recalls General Hancock as a selfless soldier of spotless character who refused power for duty. It notes his military career and his respected statesmanlike judgment, linking his death to the era’s mourning for prominent Civil War figures.

Grant Hancock Judge Black Earth

London Mob Echoes Dickens On Popery Riots

A London observer links Monday’s disturbances to scenes in Barnaby Rudge noting the mob’s ugliness and the role of hunger and the socialist element. The piece warns the unrest could recur without swift government relief for the working class.

London Barnaby Rudge Charles Dickens Trafalgar Square England Parliament

Republicans Face Credibility Crisis Over 1888 Nomination

The piece argues that pushing Blaine for the 1888 presidential nomination despite public rejection reveals a party at an extreme, lacking moral sensibility and decency. It warns defeat can teach, but returning to the rejected object would prove deeper ethical collapse.

Blaine

Birth date correction for Samuel J. Tilden clarified

The article asserts Samuel J. Tilden was born February 9, 1814, placing him in his seventy second year yesterday, not seventy nine as some journals claimed. It notes his health remains good and his public interest strong, citing his letter to Speaker Carlisle as evidence of virile, statesmanlike ideas. He received numerous congratulations on the occasion.

Democratic Party Tilden Samuel J. Tilden Carlisle

Judge Thurman Trusted to Lead Government Suit Against Bell

The piece argues President should pick Judge Thurman to oversee the government lawsuit against the Bell Telephone Company. It praises his legal ability and warns against star-route scandals, noting his old fashioned views and proven zeal for government interests.

Manchester mill owners plan wage restoration amid revival

Manchester New Hampshire mill owners, after promising to restore wages when business improves, are reportedly arranging a voluntary advance. The move mirrors Lowell manufacturers and suggests a better business condition and a step toward sharing prosperity with workers.

Manchester N. H Lowell

Hancock portrait and the knightly character praised

The 1880 Pack cartoon mocked Republican editors probing Hancock's apartments for campaign material but failed to find evidence. The piece lauds Hancock as a knightly figure sans peur et sans reproche, capable of withstanding scrutiny from any challenger.

Pack Hancock

Springfield to become a port of delivery with customs officers

Advocates urge transforming Springfield into a port of delivery and installing uniform custom house officers. They argue removing dams and dredging the Connecticut could make it a port of direct entry. De Lesseps should be given charge of the enterprise.

Springfield Custom House Connecticut de Lesseps

Pension disbursements in 1885 and proposed rise

Disbursements on account of pensions in 1885 totaled 56,102,267 dollars. The proposal for this year calls for nearly 20,000,000 dollars more for the same purpose. Public sentiment among ex soldiers and the broader public is unfavorable to the increase.

Chinamen Banquet Sparks Mixed Reflections on Civilization

In a dated passage, comparisons arise between Seattle white men driving Chinese residents to the water and Boston hosts giving a complimentary banquet to local gentlemen, prompting debate over what constitutes civilization. The remark highlights racial tensions and social norms of the era.

Seattle Boston

Voters demand action and reform in a sprawling collage

A sweeping, fragmented clipping mocks politics and society with notes on paying workers weekly, anti Chinese sentiment, oblique references to editors and editors’ opinions, a sleepy portrait of figures like Blaine and Hart, and colorful regional slang from Oregon to Nevada.

Ditch Angels and Mud Waders Swing At Old Ball

The Tombstone Epitaph lists dances at a grand cowboys ball with names like Catch-horse waltz saddle-up lancers broncho racquet and branding quadrille while other scraps note Life magazine cartoons and a feigned schoolyard debate about holidays and a Camp family reunion suggestion.

Winnemucca Golconda Paradise Quin River Valley Tombstone Ari Epitaph

Various Cultural Tidbits and Public Figures Cited

A collage of society notes and profiles including Julian Hawthorne, James Gordon Bennett buying Miller pictures for 117000 francs, Winthrop’s Georgia trip, a Farmington history release, and a Boston Theatre director change. Also mentions Czarewitch engagement, Butler attire, Miss Kate Field in Illinois, Frank Jones brewery wagons in New Hampshire, and Chauncey Depew’s honorary club post.

James Gordon Bennett Miller Robert C. Winthrop Piney Woods Georgia Farmington Francis G. Butisr Boston Theatre Corporation Albert C. Hill Noble H. Hill New Hampshire Frank Jones Portsmouth Dover

Directors Elected at Boston Mutual and Spinners Mutual Fires

At the annual Boston Mutual Fire Insurance Company meeting yesterday directors elected include Edward Atkinson F Li Richardson Ezra Farnsworth Frederic Amory George Dexter Thomas J Borden Howard Stockton Charles K Whitin Jonathan Chace Charles W Amory Henry Saltonstall Augustus Lowell William H Bent The Spinners Mutual Fire Insurance Company also met yesterday and elected directors Henry Saltonstall Howard Stockton F L Richardson led by the same list of names attempting to form a combined leadership slate.

Boston Mutual Fire Insurance Company Edward Atkinson F. Li. Richardson Ezra Farnsworth Frederic Amory George Dexter Thomas J. Borden Howard Stockton Charles K. Whitin Jonathan Chace Charles W. Amory Henry Saltonstall Augustus Lowell William H. Bent Spinners’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company F. L. Richardson Charlies L. Lovering Geo Atkinson Otis Company Thorndike Company Cordis Mills Summer Street

Remarkable Lot of Gla and Modern Masters Displayed

The Swan estate collection at Leonard's gallery Bromfield street showcases 250 canvases of old masters and modern works. Portraits of great figures by Kneiper Brumidi Zucchero Reynolds and others stand beside interiors, landscapes, and still lifes by Van Ostade Wynants Teniere Dolei and more. The exhibition runs this week with sales Thursday to Saturday at 3 o'clock.

Swan Maryland Leonard Bromfield Street William and Mary Kneiler Columbus Rembrandt Weli Gwynne William Pitt Brumidi Mary Queen of Scots Zucchero Sir Peter Lely Mme. Marr Wermulen Joshua Reynolds Louis XIV Rigaud Velasquez King Lear Allston Charles Carroll Carrollton Sully Henry Inman Holbein Vaniaco Cassana Romney Coypel van Ostade Jan Wynants Teniere Carlo Dolei Juan del Castillo van de Velde Campidogno de Heen Hondecoeter Salvator Rosa Benjamin West Mola Ferdinand Bol Cuyp Uwins Guercino Jan Steen Morland Etty Boucher Diaz Corot Courbet Carl Daubigny Foussin Rosa di Tivoli Juan de

School Committee Meeting Nominates Teachers and Addresses Housing

Last evening the school committee received Mayor O Brien s snow removal opinion from Corporation Counsel Nettleton and referred it to accounts. The board nominated teachers including Alice A Sanborn and several assistants across districts with changes to assignments. They adopted orders to remodel the Minot Schoolhouse for a primary school and add grammar capacity in multiple districts, set superintendent election for next meeting, approved annual estimates, and passed resolutions on J D Philbrick s death.

O’ Brien Nettletion Committee On Accounts Alice A. Sanborn Comers Kate F. Lyons Dudley Annie G. Merrill Franklin Annie Britt Gaston Mary G. Murphy Hyde Mary E. Very Lowell Marcia B. Vay Sherwin Ester Fletcher Nellie Perry Dexarborn Ettie L. Dewel Etown Dewell Frank M. McCutchins Cillra A. Brown Stoughton Katie E. Shea Tueston Winnifred M. Clarkson Norcross Mary P. Howland Minot Charles Sumner Mt. Vernon Lincoln, Bigelow Shurtliff J. D. Philbrick

Yulee Family Roots Told in Washington Dispatch

A Washington correspondent traces the Yulee lineage from a Moroccan prime minister to American senators. It recounts exile of Levy and later marriage history linking Yulee to Rebecca of Ivanhoe, and notes diverse ancestry including Jewish, Moorish, and Kentucky blue-grass Christian lines with Florida among the daughters.

Yulee Washington Morocco Yusree Pr'ucekin Yulee No Levy England America Gratz Washington Irving Walter Scott Rebecca Florida United States Senate

Memorial tablet ceremony planned at Bunker Hill

The King Solomon Lodge of Masons sets February 23 as the date to receive the memorial tablet placed in the Bunker Hill monument in 1794 by Hiram Lodge of Arlington. About fifty guests expected. Reeves's American band of Providence to open the Bunker Hill encampment fair with a concert. The Charlestown Cadets hold a social in Cadets Hall February 25 with detailed arrangements led by Captain William H. Oakes and others. Messer's orchestra will provide music at the Frothingham Associates annual hall in Muscument Hall tonight. Post 11, G A R presents An Hour on the Picket Line tomorrow evening.

King Solomon Lodge of Masons Bunker Hill Hiram Lodge Arlington Reeves American Band of Providence Hel H. F. Craig Charlestown Cadets Cadets William H. Oakes Charles E. French Frank T. Lewis Walter Lund Charles I. Pressey Fred A. Jackson G. W. Bunnell George A. Harrington Messer the Frothingham Associates Muscument Hall Post Il Maid of the Universalist Sunday School

Bid Opening Controversy Over City Schoolhouse Contracts

Mayor OO Brien held a hearing on Miller McNeil Furniture Company’s complaint against Superintendent Tucker. Miller McNeil alleged biased bidding for Blossom Street and Harrion Avenue school contracts. bids were opened at Tucker’s house due to illness, with A G Whitcomb winning at let's 2158 versus Miller McNeil’s 2560.

Oo’ Brien Miller, McNeil Furniture Company Tucker Miller, McNeil Company Blossom Street Harrion Avenue City Hall

Bostonian Society Nominating List and Notable Artifacts

The Bostonian Society on yesterday’s meeting reviewed new members James M. Hubbard Charles F. Curtis William A. French George W. Harris and William Clarence Burrage with Burrage quickly becoming secretary and treasurer Rev S F Smith later added. Highlights included a Copley portrait of Rev Dr Codman and a Lincoln connection from 1836 to 1866 plus a John Hancock signed lottery ticket for Faneuil Hall restoration and notes on the Old State House by Dr George B Moore of New York.

Bostonian Society James M. Hubbard Charlies F. Curtis William A. French George W. Harris William Clarence Burrage Burrage S. F. Smith Copley Codman Dorchester Frederick W.lincoln Boston John Hancock George B. Moore New York

Private musicale at Dorchester residence features London choir

A private musicale last evening at Mrs. E. H. Nichols residence Dorchester showcased artists from the Royal Normal College and Academy of Music for the Blind in London. Performers included soprano Miss Amelia Campbell tenor Mr. John Monecur pianists Miss Jennie Gilbert and M. A. Hollins and Weber quartet member Mr. Walter E. Paine who rendered two vocal selections.

E. H. Nichols Beaumont Street Dorchester

Boston Tax Demand Recorded Against New York Man

Mr W A Simmons of New York faced a 509 dollar Boston city tax bill. He visited Boston to contest it last week. His Fisher Hill investigating committee testimony was used as basis for the levy. He was told arrest could follow if unpaid, but legal summons issued first. He paid the bill under protest. A separate raid prompted a question over taxation for alleged fraud and a related suit.

Frankfort Boston Jim Bullard Jim New York Sun George T. Lanigan Philadelphia Hartford Post Woodbury N. J New York Commercial Cardiff Vilas Colorado Blaine Cleveland Gluck Orestes Lawrence Barrett Cadish College Greenville Penn Magdalen Miller Chauncey M. Depew Mr. Depew Peekskill Base W. A. Simmons New York Fisher Hill Simmons Raine

Crowded parlors host mourners for deceased figure

The room filled with many notable attendees including Colonel Jonas H. French and ex mayor Martin. About thirty floral tributes arrived, from business partners, the Algonquin Club, and employees. Pill-bearers included Jerome Jones Thomas Dana and others.

Therm Jonas H. French Leopol Morse H. B. Potter John A. Norwell J. C. Paige J. L. Stevenson Martin Algonquin Club Mesers Jerome Jones Thomas Dana W.H. Alien W. D. Hobbs R. Niles Asa P. Potter Samuel P, Mandell G. L.,. Huntrese

Notable fox bounty tale ends in rescue of Italian workers

In Lackawaxen Pennsylvania Randall Kellum recalls a strange chain of events after a horse death. Two Italian quarrymen suffered severe poisoning from strychnine bait on the carcass, Kellum’s quick action saved them with antidotes, while he explains his motive tied to fox bounty losses and his horse’s burial.

Lackawaxen Penn Brace Kimble’s Backwoods Henesdale Erie Railway Randall Kellum Keilum Kellam Sol White Millville Providence

Death of Hon. John G. Webster Inspires League Resolutions

Officers of the Citizens' Law and Order League of Massachusetts and the New England Shoe and Leather Association issued memorials praising John G. Webster's character and public service after his sudden death. The groups appointed committees to attend the funeral and record the resolutions in their organizations.

Citizens’ Law and Order League of Massachusetts John G. Webster Webster League Eimer H. Capen Alexander H. Rice Rufus Kebet Treat Paine James Sturgis Charles A. Kozes Thomes W. Bicknell Frank Foxcroft B. Boynton S. Rv. Holbrook Edward Everett Hale Robert R. Bishop William H. Baldwin Richard G. Humphreys J. Henry Bisnchard J. W. Field George Henry Qui.cy George S. Hale New England Shoe and Leather Association William Claflin Thomas E. Proctor Albert L. Coolidge William Henry Allen Charles A. Grinnell John Cummings

A Cautious Cleric Faces a Christmas Gift Misread

Clara Belle recounts a modest Episcopal curate who falls for Miss Henriette. He buys a white silk lace nightgown as a house robe, prompting warnings about social misinterpretation and a sudden, comic revelation when the garment is revealed.

Clara Belle Henriette Felow

Diplomatic Figure Sparks Gossip With Immodest Attire

A Washington letter reports a diplomat’s wife wearing a pink tinted silk gown at a public gathering. The dress fitted closely from neck to train, with a back corsage and no visible wrinkle, drawing instant notice and social chatter.

Diplomatic Corp Washington

Boston Marine Society Elects New Officers and Approves Aid

At a meeting in Boston the Marine Society filled vacancies with James P. Martin as President and Charles Emery as Vice President. Trustees are Albert Lewis William Humphrey and R. G. F. Candage heads of finance. The society allocated 1735 to relief committees for fifty five aid applicants. Condolence were adopted for Captain John A. Prine of Somerville. A large painting of the ship Republic and a painting of the ship James Town by Captain R. B. Forbes were presented.

Boston Marine Society Geath James P. Martin Charles Emery Albert Lewis William ¥. Humphrey R. G. F. Candage John A. Prine Somerville Republic Jamestown R. B. Forbes Society

Tramp Seeks Help in City Hall Park Cartoon Sketch

A New York Times cartoon shows a tramp asking a gentleman if he can aid a fellow journalist in distress. The tramp recalls once being editor and proprietor of a prosperous paper, now reduced to a street scene, with a punchline about a roller skating racket.

New York Times City Hall Park Traimp Rick Advocate

Building Permits Issued Last Week for Brick and Wood

The week saw permits for brick structures from Metropolitan Railroad Company on Huntington avenue Ward 11 and Rogers avenue Ward 11 and a foundry one story. Wooden building permits include James Hallaney Beech street Ward 23 a dwelling, John Fay Whitney street Ward 11 a two story dwelling, John Curley Dorchester avenue Ward 2% building for mechanicals, Tobias T Auber Gilbert street Ward 23 dwelling three.

Metropolitan Railroad Company Huntington Avenue Ward Il Rogers Avenue Ward Li James Hallaney Beech Street John Fay Whitney Street John Curley Dorchester Avenue Tobias T. Auber Gilbert Street

Funeral Service for Frank O Danne at Commonwealth Ave Home

The funeral for Frank O. Danne was held at his Commonwealth avenue residence at noon yesterday. Rev Dr Courtney of St Pauls read the Episcopal burial service while the Temple quartet sang The Rock of Ages.

Frank O. Danne Commonwealth Avenue Dr. Courtney St. Paul's Temple

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