Boston Commercial Paper Rise Mentioned in Fragment
A fragment notes Boston leading in commercial paper with 42 units nearly doubling any other city’s 23, indicating a surge in financial activity. The text implies a comparison of market values or volumes without full context.
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Workingmen of Massachusetts Plan Faneuil Hall Meeting
A Massachusetts Workingmen gathering at Faneuil Hall aims to voice conciliation and union support. The event, styled after similar northern and free-state meetings, targets preserving the Constitution and opposing abolitionist extremism with a patriotic, influential turnout.
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Everett Delivers Noted Astronomy Lecture at Music Hall
Charlestown residents may attend Epware Everett's acclaimed Astronomy Discourse at Music Hall tomorrow evening. His eloquent descriptions of Florence Galileo and Addison’s Hymn impressed the audience, with proceeds to fund a public library by purchasing books.
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Birthday salute to Washington sparks national unity
A nationwide observance of Washington’s birthday follows a House resolution urging preparation. The Navy Yard will fire a thirty four gun salute in homage to the Father of his Country as Union supporters unite across parties in patriotic remembrance.
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Boston News Roundup includes politics and society notices
A composite 1861 broadside highlights include a legislative hearing note on Boston police, a correction of a prior byline for John Hobbs, a big sale of boots and shoes at 10 o clock, and Downing offering private dinners and full entertainment services. The text also touches on national politics, papal fundraising, petitions to resign, and social gossip.
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Legislative actions across Senate and House proceedings
In the Senate Mr Stone presented the report on repealing the law. Bills to incorporate the East Cambridge Land Company and the Channing Home in Boston were passed for engrossment. The Bank of Petty bill, discussed at length, was amended to require semiannual dividends but no fractional penny division. the bill was laid on the table. House petitions and orders advanced. Mr Bullock proposed canal resolution amendments extending surveys and allowing funds and a seven-member recess committee, with Baldwin's supervision and a $6000 addition. The convention elected two Western Railroad directors, Jonathan Bourne Jr. and George A. Shaw, as part of bank management discussions.
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Holman Troupe draws city attention amid mixed reviews
The Louisville Democrat notes the Holman Troupe's fame attracting clergy and elite audiences alike while Bronx amid a memorial tone. It mentions a fatal accident and the mayoral politics echoing through the chapter. The review highlights public curiosity and entertainment value despite doubts.
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Proposed sectional line plan to settle national strife
The author urges Congress to adopt a settlement approach using a north of 30 latitude line to prohibit slavery in the north and allow it in the south. He favors case by case state rights for colored people and organ plans for unorganized territories, aiming to unite Republicans and border states under a single compromise. He says nine-tenths of Americans would accept such a plan.
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Fulton Arrives From Southampton with Passengers and Specie
From Europe telegraph reports the steamship Fulton has arrived in Fulton New York from Southampton on the evening of the 6th with 110 passengers and 117000 dollars in specie. Other items include Napoleon’s speech triggering dissatisfaction, declines in English and French funds, and Parliament debates on reform amendments.
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Steamship Arrivals and European News From Jura Report
The Jura arrived from Liverpool, and the America from Boston reportedly reached Queenstown. Telegrams from Calcutta note the American ambassador was repulsed at Japan. Bombay mails reached England. markets and freight in Bombay were active. Discussions on Italy and Victor Emanuel’s crown, plus Sardinian movements, are described with European caution.
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Louis Napoleon Speech and London Times Commentary
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Lincoln shifts from pacific Seward policy to coercive stance
Washington correspondent reports Lincoln abandons pacific policy toward Seward Cameron Kellogg and Weed and supports coercive measures including the Brigham Force Bill and Volunteer Bill. The Republican caucus division widens as Seward may not stay as Secretary of State, with both men promising a distinct course on the current political crisis.
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Death of Mrs Gore Reflects on Her Witty Works
The London Times obituary notes Mrs Gore died at Linwood Lyndhurst aged 61 after a week of illness. It praises her prolific output from 1823’s Toress a Marchmont to The Two Aristocracies, calling her the wittiest woman of her age and predicting lasting historical value in her portraits of upper life.
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Confidence and policy in a constitutional monarch
The Times argues that foreign policy rests on a clear open policy and frank communication to gain commercial and political stability. It warns that without trust in government by the people France risks upheaval if leaders fail to provide candid explanations of political plans.
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Lincoln’s Albany to Sing Sing Tour Draws Voters’ Cheers
From Albany to Yonkers, February 19, Mr Lincoln travels by rail amid enthusiastic crowds. Governors, mayors, and citizens welcome him at Albany, Troy, Poughkeepsie, Fishkill, Peekskill, Sing Sing, and Yonkers. He pledges to save the ship of state with broad public support.
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