Senate finance panel splits over Pillsbury and Chase confirms
The piece argues Senator Jones of Nevada may back Pillsbury and Chase, opposing Blaine and Hale’s partisan Maine attack. It defends the two as capable officers, notes Hoar and Dawes stayed neutral, and blames a broader Republican power struggle led by Blaine and Frye for the fight. It also mocks the Journal’s postmaster blame game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury and Chase
Senate Finance Committee
Jones
Nevada
Pillsbury
New England
Maine
Blaine
Hale
Willsbury
Blane
Chase and
Garcelon
Eugene Hale
House of Representatives
Frye
Mr. Frye
Blaine-Hale
Pillsbury and
Chase
Hoar and Dawes
Finance Committee
Mr. Pillsbury
Messrs
Hoar
Dawes
Mr. Chase
Interpal Revenue
Miller
James G. Blaine
Eugene Hisle
Rabbits Rule Australia as England Tries to Solve Trade
The article laments rabbits dominating Australia after their 25 year spread from England to Melbourne. It notes rabbit overpopulation, costs of persecution, and proposes trade ideas with England to revive rabbit pie for the poor. It contrasts England’s shrinking rabbit supply with Australia’s booming bite of the pest and mentions prices and legislative responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Rabbit
England
Melbourne
New Zealand
London
Lord Malmsbury
House of Lords
Australis
Secretary Manning Advocates Tariff Reduction Letter
Secretary Manning writes to the speaker criticizing the tariff law and argues for tariff reductions. The letter is praised for its clear reasoning and is presented as revealing an administration belief in lowering tariff taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Morrison
Morri son and tariff mocked by the Record
The Record critiques Mr Morrison and the tariff, revealing its immaturity and a bold insolence tied to extreme youth and ignorance as it fails to grasp either subject.
Senator Norris Blocks Payment Bill then Seeks Rail Aid Amendment
Senator Norris dodged the weekly payment bill vote and followed with a railroads friendly amendment aimed at aiding his allies in the railroad sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howes Norris
Railroads
Memoir Snippets from Public Figures and Notables
A collage of brief notes about prominent people including Sam Smal and Sam Jones preaching in Chicago, W D Howells earning $1000 per article, and Rep Mills speaking at 215 words a minute. It covers Bellamy era references, Dolly Madison’s Senate invitation, and assorted Paris and Washington anecdotes with sharp, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Howells
American paintings in New York prize fund exhibit
A major collection of 145 oil paintings by American artists, shown in New York and West Coast cities, now on display at the Museum of Fine Arts. The prize fund of $10,000, raised by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and others, will be split among four top works. Notable pieces include Near the Coast by KR Swain Gifford and Jecrepurcule by Alexandr Harrison, with many other works by Chase, Inness, Moran, and S. W. Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Museum of Fine Arts
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Louisville
St. Louis
Prze
KR. Swain Gifford
Metropolitan Musum of Art
Alexandr Harrison
North River
Natioinal Academy
Aro
Iuport
Meriis
W. E. Norton
F. A. Bruteman
J. D. Smillie
F. K. M. Beha
G W.mtthe
Charles Sprague Pearce
Thome Allen
J.J. Evneking
Altrea Frederigka
Hamilton Hamilton
I D. Davison
W.G. Bunce
F. & Donebs
J H. Culign
George Inners
M de KF. Bolmer
J. G Brown
K Vain Ellen
H. Witt
Generirwin
Birge Harrison
J. F. Murphy
Leon
Allen
Bolmer
Bridgman
Causa
Uarry Chase
Cox
Enveking
Inness
Irwin
E Moran
Norton
Shurtlelf
J. D. Smithe
van Elten
C. F. Pierce
Calign
Ames
Ross Turner
Salem
Tts
Mesrs
Doll & Richards
Winslow Homer
Walter Gay
English MP Visits Boston Probation System
About eighteen months ago Mr E. Howard Vincent member of the English House of Commons for Sheffield visited Boston and examined the local probation system. Yesterday Probation Officer Savage received a letter from Mr Vincent noting that Boston is regarded with favor by our cousins across the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Howard Vincent
Sheffield
Boston
Savage
Vincet
Seventh illustrated lecture on European art at Tremont Temple
Mr siiney Dickinson presented the seventh in a series on the treasures of European art. The audience was larger than before, drawn by promised discussion of works in Southern Italy including Siena Orvieto and Rome. The talk focused on Michelangelo Raphael in the Sistine Chapel and the Vasari rooms. The lecturer's city analyses were noted as interesting and appreciated. The final lecture, Friday, will cover art in modern Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siiney Dickinson
Tremont Temple
Paly
Siena
Orvieto
Ome
Pne
Porwern
Italy
Opera Spason at Boston Theatres Draws Standing Room Crowds
The season features packed houses with standing room only. Victor continues to draw strong audiences at the Boston Theatre aided by De Jussac and a list of noted performers. Upcoming: Eva Diavolo Martha Bohemian Gul Mikado and more, plus recitals and factory-like variety at Chickering Hall and World’s Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Patti
Nils
Victor
Bohemian Gul
Hollis Street
Washington
Marian Spencer
Chickering Hall
World’s Museum
Jobb A. Stevens
Howard
Apa
W. UH. Sherwood
Meiousen
Mme
Emma i Nevada
Music Hall
Nevada
M Og
Iguor Casa
M. Lewita
Siznor
Ada Gray
Bijou
Keer Lyon
Lydia Thompson
Sidney Dickinson
Notoera Staly
Mila
Patin Martin
Venice
Questions on Tariffs Between States and Nations
A Boston correspondent questions the logic of protective tariffs by comparing inter state and international trade. He cites Professor Perry, ex Governor Hoyt, and Journal claims, asking why free trade applies across nations but not between states and how annexation or treaties would alter duties and peace. He notes riots linked to free trade and urges tariffs to preserve public order. February 16, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Hoyt
Willams College
Perry
England
New York
Canada
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Vermont
Journal
Slic
London
Boston
Correspondents Press Delay in Mail Between Boston and New York
A Portsmouth New Hampshire reader criticizes the delay in forwarding mails between Boston and New York. He calls for accountability from W H Kizeiow and postmaster Tebey, arguing the railway mail service should have redirected or expedited correspondence during the crisis. He urges action by officials to demonstrate efficiency amid disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Post
New York
Boston
W.H. Kizeiow
First
New Hagland
Tebey
Bogelow
New England
H. C. Farquar
Portsmouth
N. H
Philadelphia
Goston
Merchant
Poruand
Fey Fe T4207 and Aan clash in tight race
Fey Fe T4207 and Aan are in a close contest on December 10 as local results trend toward a decisive finish. Analysts note rising support for Aan amid late campaigning, with observers eyeing turnout and district shifts.
Letter to the Editor on Postmaster Rivalry in Acton
James Tuttle of South Acton declares in a February 17 letter that Lorenzo Reed has lied about post office rents and arrangements. He recounts interactions with Reed, Hillis, Hayward, and Wheeler, defends his own stance, and notes a petition by villagers for Reed’s removal and Wheeler’s appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Sir
L. E. Reed
Lorenzo Reed
Dana Hayward
Mr. Reed
Thomas Hillis
Mayaued
Reed
Mr. Hayward
Hillis Nave
Hayward
Wysel
Edwin Tarbell
Freeman
West Acton
Covcore Junction
Hay Ward
Rego Poe
Ranford Wheeler
Washingoo
Messrs
Hillis and Reed
James Tuttle
Seorme E.S. Ha. Fourth Quarter Finishes With Narrow Margin
A terse report notes FR outcomes and weighted values across multiple fractions. It lists 18 events with timing marks 6.48 6.28 5.30 and mentions a 7 percent figure, hinting at a scoring or performance metric in a compact archival snippet.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ness
Illinois
Tobey
Bigelow
Natick
Judge Yates
Oscar Wilde
America
Emma Abbott
Florida
Josh Billings
Hugh Conway
American Press
Hall
Journal of Health
Hartford Post
Georgia
Harvard
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lowell Courier
Dakota
Kingston
Chicago News
Carl Rosa
Liverpool
Susan B. Anthony
New York Commercial Advertiser
Philadelphia News
Theodore L. Cuyler
Yale
Gladstone
Tom Anjerry
University of Texas
Mose Schaumburg
Texas Siftings
Varis
Saratoga
Denver
Logan
United States
Wall Street News
Gulf States
Gulf
Nonette Derby
George H. Derby
John Phenix
Ocean House
Norfolk
Carleton
U.S. A
James Garland
Lynchburg
Minneapolis Tribune
Bosworth Street
Japan
Sam” Smal
Chicago
Sam’’ Jones
Representative Mills
Texas
House
Count von Moltke
German Empire
Dolly Madison
Senate
Theodore Thomas
Whiting
Board of Police
Roxbury
Montrose
Juliet
Cannes
Pr. Sutherland
Cleveland
Comte de St. Vallier
John Rickaby
New York Lyceum Theatre
Rickaby
Sarah Althea Hill Staton-Terry
California Supreme Court
Frederick W Sharon
William Sharon
Frederick W. Sharon
Saral
Capitol
Philadelphia Record
Dean Stanley
Canon Farrar
Arthur P. Gorman
Colonel Spencer
Ibhurman
JHE Fine Artis
Theatre Omiqus
Messrs. Hyde & Bebtrap
Tescos
Goodnow
Hward
Columbia
Salithet Messrs
Hyde & Bebman
Goodrow
Teulich
Gotham
Comique
Punpie
Meneager
Columbia Rink
Erterday
Grosvenon Savius
Monty
Cowmons
Kustom
Mass
Richinson
Raymond Gens EN
Slexico
Reymond & Whitcom 5
Mexico
Wady Kovar
Pullman Company
Sturpide
California
Tate
Orhood
Art Industries of
Ilto S&s
Boston Museum
Poest
Dion Boucicault
Jilt
EvenxinGs
Aee
Ie JI
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Thatcher
Primrose & West
P. & W. IsTan
Hollis Bi
Isaac B. Rich
D’oyly Carte
Opera Company
Park 17
Heal Bb
Leseeee and Manage& Schoeffel
W. C. Cowper
Chapman Ami Sellers
Bijou Theatre
Miles & Barton
Ada Cray
LYNNE
East
Lyda Thompson Burlesque Company
OX Tile
de Marsan Spicncer
Boston Music Hall
Emma
Vergn&t
Tremany Temple
Fhidiy
Northerrn
Milan
Parma
Mantua
Public Voice
H, Roufe
Great Southern
Charleston
Savannah
Suppor
Houtes
Ee So Oe
Ring, Nickerson’s
A. Dew. Gorges Pn
Fall Siete
Ficenieese Cs
Aetropolitam Steamship Co
Newark End
Cheriieston, &. S. Cee
Qos
Chariestom
Ocean Steamehup Co
N.Y
Cocainem
South Q Carolina
Alabama
DE Lawson
N. E
Boeshington St
Venginia
Caroligas Ag
Hosa
Atlantic Coast Line
Bostor and
Worfolk Siesmsaiy Co
Fort of Central Wharf
Piedmont Aik
Providence
JO A. Pearce
Gag
W Co
Saul
Egba
Eopha, Quisiana
Baltimore
Remrekkly Lime
KEOLM
el Parte
Tennessee
Carolipas
Bissiissipp
Arkansas
Walt A. Pearce
Vee
Atlantic
Tae
Joey
Ren
Lee Co
Alezanda
Bile Q
Wihihies
Baltamors
Morhoikaga Warengin Nolkets Sc Sil Parta
Booth
Southwars
Cain
Washington Street
Baltirgora
Goltameora
Cunard Steamship Company Limited
Strawships
Guesenstown
Cork Harbor
Stverage
Low Hates
Pavonia
Catalonia
Samaria
Gress
Britain
Amc
Cunard Live
Oregon
Gallia
Bythnia
Scythia
Liverpol
P. H. DU Vernet
State St
Allan Royal Mail Line
Glasgow
Portland
Halifax
Tonéorrerry
Oadia
Palestine
Towa
Norseman Mar. S
Kansas
Tarbzem
Linklans
Prince Edward Island
Dee Will
W.H. Bing
Nickerson
A. Dew. Sampson
Furness Line
Freig
C. Furness
State Street
Red Star Line
Antwerp
E. A. Adams
C. L. Bartlet & Co
Broad Street
Havana
Tampa
Broadway
E. Hawley
Morgan Line
O. G. Peagson
Wahingtnst
Curster
N. EB
Wathingtou At
Bosica Jaesvuto
Hoyai
Laverpool
Queenstewn
Ratat
Kabetet Cabin
Sa Taxi Os Adriatic
Germanc
Republic
OC. L. Barlett & Go
Fall River
Old Coton Station
Brooklyn
Jersey City
State
la Colony
Kendrick
L Oh
Palmer
Geen Matacer
Old State House
Andrew
Gettysburg
Andrew Sharpshootess
Aly
Franklin Tersvey
Carrara
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Causeway Street
City
Titon
Laconia
Lake Village
Weirs
Meredith
Ashland
Flymouth
Franklins
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Burlington
St. Albans
Plynouth
Warren
Haverhill
Woodsville
Newport
St Johnbury
Sherbrook
Quebec
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Vic
Bristol
Clarenanlt
White Mountain Division
Northern Division
Montres
Central Vermont R R
Passumpsick.r
Manchester
Concord
NW. H
SMN
Keene
Keterboro
Hillsboro
Het
SUN
L .Ud
Biecachery
Set
Ro.t Mailierioca
Lo Plu. de N
Pam
Thers
Hec
Westput Hill
Omebam
Dy LP
Ulo Ue
Woburn
Winchester
van Wedford
Ida
lIo
Winter Mill
Corcord
Su N
Cuoucord
Prion
Seitlerica
Net
Bedford
Bet
Bextugtem
Om Arlingtom
Keaford
North Prem Nas Os Junction
Eubiabatic
Bellen
Lucius Tuttle
Pase
Legant
Ls Express
Worcester
Millbury
Casexworth Trafton
Westbere
Southwille
Cordaville
Ware
Aghfeanmd
Ford
South Framingham
Saxonville
Rm. Wellesley
Wellesley Hilisa
Aubuarpdaie
Newtonville
Newton
Fameuil
Brighton
Allston
Cottage Farm
Brookline
Cypress Street
Chestmont Mill
Newton Ceomtre
Newtonm Thighlands
Fremimgram
Marlborough
iSen
Heturn
Hariborough
Fayville
Southbeoruuxt
North Berouah
Clinton
Leemmneter
Fichtaupe
Iny En Pertim
Weet Beeruw
Newton Lower Falls
Wellessex Gilde
Newton Highlanie
Intermedietre Ee
Aren Traime Cave Biseton
Hansor
Agi
Railbrvad
Shore Sun Mall
Steamboat
Stontey
Sumidsys
Hetarm
Pawetwebet
Dongeville
Webrerville
Miamateld
Sharon
A. Attiebora
Few
Headville
Hetar
India
iWyde Park
Hetara
Rope Am Userem
Ella
Fey
Ie Beek Hk
Betar
Ae Ib
Tinta
Ze Se
Sakas
Cantom
Sion
Shoncay
Isier
Mezany
le Re Tuestey
Vietmreday
Vais Bom En Tork
Vesday
Theraday Anc
fMomdeay
Mangfield
EsWillians
Raymond
Chihuahua
Zacatecas
Aguascalientes
Silao
Guanajausto
Quereta O
Tula
Toluca
Pueblo
Cholula
Orizaba
Pulimand Palace Histel
CAL Furnla
W. Raymond
J. A. Whitcomb
Washington St
Boston Theatre
Boston Ideals
Victor, Frontne
Zelie Delussan
Agnes Huntington
W. H. MacDonald
A. A. Baeanaree
Hetndon Morsell
Geu. Frothingham
Fra Dravo
Martha
Washngton
Thompson
Joshua Whitcomb
American Art
the Association
World's Museum
Menagespi5
Washington &Reet
Keach Street
TRE World's
Howard Athenaeum
John A. Stevens
Tremont Street
South Actyn
Mr. Tuttle
Mallory Lines
Texas & Florida
Galveston
Key West
San Marcos
Rio Grande
Alamo
Cnrvegs Vins
New Mexico
Arizona
Fernandina
Jacksonville
Fila
Carondelet
City of
San Antonio
SSC of
State of Texas
Spragun
Mallary & CO
Besiuk
Philadelphia Steamship Lime
Siways
Siment Spacktan
Norman
Long Wharf
Anarieston
Savanah
Vietimen
West Tall
Indian Wharf
New Landing York
Marta
M. Whitney
Morgan
Louisiana and Texas Railroad and Steamship Company
Star and Crescent
Sunset
North Iver
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Mobile
Air Ave
San Francisco
New Keans
Gaveston
K. Curhirk
New
Yorr
Sokie
Chomwmwell
Steamehip Knickerbocker
F. Kemble
Mentoship Louisiana
B. V. Gazer
Sp. M. Waieave Pier
Nort Sive
New Jrieam
Louisiana
Newacoo
Asioruia
Golaw
Rivera
Samcel BH
Smaran
Arfork
J. MW
MA Ama
Mm Street
Hostom
Medford Brook
Menieg & Foster's
Boston Ad
Pwe
Medford Common
EK. W. Bowditch
Devonehire Street
Cis
Manning & Foster
Neiza
Central
Buonte
Lewell HB
Dederne
Pan
Leffersenm
Nickdale
Tm. Mu
Kiev
Hayla
SU Budsom
Otter
Were
Jay Street
Traina
Berlin
UT Express
Ami
Wayram
Sam
Bey
Wu M
Tofae
Rete Vr
Tmcius Tuttle
Paas
Llen
Waltham
Aim
More
Beak
Stonington Line
NEW Yorkewesc
Chaim Care
Expressitrain
Boston & Providence Railroad
Stoningtn
Washingtom
Corner State Street
Hoston & Providence RB
R. Stasian
J. W. Richardson
A. A. Folsom
Sant
Boston & Providence B. R
OLD
Fall Siver
All &Iver
Taunton
Brockton
Bedford Oeree
Tockton
Central Station
Deanst
North Keaston
Stoughton
Handolph
Randolph
North Easton
Middleboro
U. Brockton
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
South Abington
Cohasset
Hingham
Braintree
Quincy
Nepomaeet
Harrison Square
West Quincy
Milton
Neponset
Cottage City
Woods Hall
Nantucket
Cape Cod Division
Provincetown
Yarmouth
Hmyannis
Barnstiebie
Sandwich
Bourse
Aset Ite Y
Woods Hall Falmouth
Monument Head
Fell Brower
South Braintree
South Braintree and Way
Cobasset
the Weymonths
Fail River
J.B. Kendrick
Bostow Awd
Albany R. Fi
Tim
Springfield
Pittfield
Lane
Pee Wrest
Soueiast& Teaeale
Framingham
Albany
Syracuse
Liam
Springfeld
Albany- Baa Sleeping Car Inove © Buffalo, Cleveland, St. Louis
Worcesteer
Toledo
Soneee
Rochester
N Falls
Pitraseia
North
Chatham
Ware River
Springegold
Hartford
New Haven
New Worn
Pelle
Eeve Boston
L. Depot
Bowie
Weord
BB. B
Bostage
B. B
Nee Buin
Rortreal & West
Praing
Gorton
Centralvermouth
Onl
Renager
Cummings
Pa Agiama
Albers
Haymarket Square
Puilmam
Portland & Bangor Rains
Bangor
St. John
Provinces
Haymarket &N. Staton
Causeway St
Eastport
Calais
N. Balifax
WN. S
Thureaday
Haymarket St
Miegive Cremiveal
Island Sround
Knox
Lincoln Railways
Haymarket
Lewiston
Causeway St. Staion
Augusta
Hay Market Sq
Concord Rd
Haymarket Sq
Marsh Conway
Atland
Haymarket’ Sq
Altten Bay
Hocheser
Farstnglas
Kheonpebunk
Biddetora
Saco
Treat Taliy
Dmover
Xeter
Merrimac
Sam Gaverhill
Georgetown
North Andover
Lawrence
North Lawrence
Gates
Mouth Lawrence
Oso
WY Ilantimatom
Wakefield
Rewburyport
Metre-e Wignam«d
Temehem
Tedford
Zman
Sunday Titans
Teaves Boston
Saat Way
Tatiotes
Fortecever
Huaverhil
Porthand
Tamgor
MedAford
Friend Street
AIS
Bradeford
Conway
Dicea
Ipswich
Wenhan
Mbpert Anil Gioucester
Beverly
Middletom
Peabody and
Panvera
Elem
Swampscott
Swamsscott
Hnevere
Cheleea
Lyon and Way
Seles
St. John Ae Riatif
SPT
Tee
aVia Saurus Sranck
Vis Western Divisies
North Berwick
Scerbero Junction
South Reading
Boston Stellor
James T. Furbar
D. J. Flanders
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
William
Bostom
New York Central
St. Lom
Sunrdays
Ite
Trop
West
I Ra Garener
Khalid Winvilie
Ane Miller’s
Balis
Tireem Geid
Pollman
Albans
Hulland
Geehur
Rochester Haliroad
Pepperell
Lyjex
Fraininghews and
Lowe Hafiroad
Woingnam
Amy
Fu Towel
Witchburg
Miperar
I Jae
Pat Leo
Maynars
Eh Littleton
Sonts Adam
GH B
Waltha
Seorme E.s. Ha
I.ow
I Ma
Toney Ae
Lrion
Inclu
Eco
Belmont and Weaver
Waverley
Nan Rhetard
Nee Bue
aVeterton
Cambridge
Gilan
Iuram Union Square
Ge.sn
Sendays Samuay
Bomly
Bacchsville
Eromimg
Sey
Brent
Steambuoa
Boston & Bangor S
Kathadin
Foster
Wiharf
Sullivan
Kachange Street
M. O
Thoredays
Uci
Wiliam RA
FILL
Man
Eastport & Calais
Fic
N. B
St. Juni
Nidtrawe
W. H. Kilby
Cloucester
Tloucester
Gloucester
Mindays
Weacoast Agt
Portlan
India Wharf
Kostop
At & eSeck
Bacmene
Williams