A First Installment For Hancock Monument Fund
The nation should honor General Hancock with a monument, and private donors can help now. His widow needs support after his death, and the public is urged to contribute to secure a dignified memorial. Samuel J. Tilden has led the fundraising, with others joining, to fund the first installment toward the monument.
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Testimony on solicitor general plan exposes false charges
The joint judiciary hearing reveals that Dudley leveled secondhand lies against District Attorney Stevens and his assistant Dacey. Officials including Judge Staples and Judge Aldrich dismiss the league's agents' testimony as demoralizing to juries. A registrar representative refutes claims the Law and Order League is a political machine. The piece condemns Dudley and urges the league to reform or disband.
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Dudsley
Connecticut honors General Putnam with $10,000 monument
The Connecticut Senate voted to allocate $10,000 for a monument to General Israel Putnam, praising his bravery and leadership. The piece notes the difficulty of ranking Revolutionary War soldiers against modern standards, and suggests many officers would be equally renowned by past measures.
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Connecticut Senate
Israel Putnam
Connecticut
Washington
Putnam
General Putnam
Bunker Will
Democratic lawmakers split on weekly payment bill report
In a committee meeting a Democrat joined a minority report with Ross Parkman of Boston and Federhen of Quincy after being led astray, while his brother Democrats remained with the main position and supported exemptions for companies.
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Ross Parkman
Boston
Federhen
Quincy
Free trade stance blamed for English unrest in Cobden era note
The Lowell Courier debate centers on free traders and riots in London. It argues England’s high population density and protection debates worsened distress, while noting U S riots tied to protection but warning that Germany may follow as industries suffer under protectionism.
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Lowell Courier
London
Free Trade
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England
Germany
Williams College Debaters Question Naval Build Up
The Logians and Technians at Williams College debated whether the United States should build and maintain a navy strong enough to contest any foreign power. The Technians argued against expediency, signaling potential policy embarrassment for the nation and its administration.
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Logians
Technians
Williams College
United States
Statesmen and Soldiers Die in Close Succession
Horatio Seymour and General Hancock, both era defining candidates for president, lie dead together while another noted soldier-turned-statesman has recently died. The losses, though heavy, reflect a long record of public service and sacrifice. Ware’s heavy hand on the party grows more poignant as these events cluster. Lilley, Galvin, and Doherty are named as candidates for assistant United States district attorney. Stearns has an able pool to choose from.
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United States
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Owen A. Galvin
Philip J. Doherty
Stearns
Saxe
B. P. Shillaker
Hartford Post
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Crane
William H. Jaques
United States Nnvy
Messrs. G. P. Putnam’s Sons
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Cassell
National Library
Silvio Pellico
Thomas Roscoe
Hayes
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J. Ph. Rinn
R. A. Cram
Messrs. Charles Scribner’s Sons
Charles Sankey
M. A
Edward E.’ Morris
Temperance Song- Herald
J. C. Macy
Oliver Ditson & Co
Temperance
Maryland
Vast miscellany of 1880s quips and notes from papers
A collage of brief items touching newsy quips, social notes, and oddities across American life. Topics include funerary costs in Paris, wall paper arsenic warnings, German generals in 1886, New Yorkers at Jacksonville and Canada, De Lesseps and the canal, temperance jabs, Julian crossfire, tobogganing in St Paul, a 90 year old mother of twelve, and assorted anecdotes from newspapers on politics, religion, and daily life.
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New York
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Bunker Fish
Sing Sing
Greenville
Penn
Magdalen Miller
Magdalen
St. Paul
Connecticut
Prince Charles of
Portugal
Europe
Massachusetts
Iowa
Congress
Bethesda
Sam Jones
Untold Tall Tales From Old Newspapers
A collage of sensational clippings notes absurd escapes and theatrical mishaps. The fragments reference a jail visit by troops a confessed thief stealing an overcoat while singing hallelujah, Judge Peterby fearing hydrophobia, pasteboard passes on trains, and stage supernumeraries clashing with managers.
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Ment
Minneapolis Tribune
Notable Figures and Whispers Echo Late-Nineteenth Century Europe
A stream of social and political gossip covers Rome fashion, a mysterious Pole obtaining a marriage license in Wilkes-Barre, debates on dress codes in Washington and Mississippi politics, mint commission duties in Philadelphia, and remarks on President Cleveland. Notables include Nathan Appleton and John Bigelow meeting in Panama, the Field brothers’ reunion, Boston and New York chambers of commerce figures, Beecher on presidents, and Stephen Walker profiled as New York district attorney with New England roots.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Boston
John Bigelow
New York
M. de Lenseps
Panama
Field Brothers
Judge Stephen, Gyrus
David Dudley
Henry M. Field
Judge Field
Robinson
New York Sun
John D. Long
Johnny Long
George
Mississippi
Washington
Thomas M. Crown
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Philadelphia
United States Mint
The Swann paintings second day sale bargains
The second day of the Swann estate sale repeats a successful pattern with Leonhard's gallery crowded by artists connoisseurs and dealers seeking bargains. Highlights include Miracles of St Julien by Dandini at 75 dollars and View in Tivoli by Salvator Rosa at 200, plus works by Breughel Lely Reynolds and West in the low to mid hundreds, with many more names and pieces listed as still available this afternoon.
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Swann
Maryland
Leonhard
St. Julien
Dandini
Charles Carroll
Juan de Valdes
Olivelli
Caypel
Antwerp
Paul J. Ferg
Atlanta
Boucher
King Lear
Allston
A Plea for the Constitution in Harper Handy Series
A survey of new works and scholarly essays in the Church Review and related publications. George Bancroft's constitutional defense of currency stands beside travel, natural history, and culinary titles. Notable items include England as Seen by an American Banker, Upland and Meadow, French Dishes, Indian Summer, and varied periodical notices.
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England
Mr. Howells
Harper’s Handy Series
United States
George Bancroft
Supreme Court of the United States
Julliard Va. Greenman
Congress
Treasury
Bancroft
Historical Review
Messrs. D. Lothrop & Co
Upland and Meadow
C. C. Abbott
Harper & Bros
New Jersey
Reverend Thomas B. Thayer Dies After Illness
Reverend Thomas B. Thayer D D died at the Norfolk House around noon yesterday after a lingering stomach cancer. Born in Boston on September 10 1812 he attended Harvard College briefly before turning to ministry with the Universalist Society in South Dedham now Norwood supplying the pulpit for months. In June 1832 he received letters of fel...
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Norfolk House
Thayer
Boston
Harvard College
Universalist Society
South Dedham
Norwood
Local OCR fragment hints at missing details
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