Edmunds and the President in the Suspensions Clash
The piece critiques Senator Edmunds and Republican attempts to compel disclosure of the President’s reasons for removals. It argues the Senate lacks power over suspensions and warns the move aims to embarrass President Cleveland. It also notes the 1869 act and questions the theory of continued suspensions and confirmations.
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Vermont
Congress
Senate
Alabama
Duskin
Senator Hoar
Mr. Edmunds
Lamont
Cleveland
Fishermen Rights and Trade With British North America
The piece argues that bait ice and similar supplies for fishermen do not derive from treaties but from statutes and executive action. It notes the 1818 treaty, the 1830 shift opening direct trade, and that Canada and Newfoundland policies could affect access, while insisting the fishermen will honor the treaty and avoid provoking disputes.
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England
United States
Washington
Great Britain
British North America
Canada
Newfoundland
Forest Fire Protection Hearing Advocates Stronger State Law
A committee on agriculture heard earnest advocates push for a comprehensive law to curb forest fires in Massachusetts. They warn annual fire losses exceed tree destruction, harming soil fertility and future forest regrowth, with fires nearly as common as building fires and limited prevention measures currently in place.
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Sargent
Massachusetts
Hawley Praised for Piano Forte Performance
The Bangor Whig lauds Senator Hawley for ability to play music on the piano forte. It questions how he can deliver music and why he should perform at the instrument, framing his talent as notable in the publication.
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Bangor Whig
Hawley
Eclectic Jokes and Notables Stirring 19th Century Readers
A collage of humorous remarks and social sketches range from theatre chatter and prodigious libraries to political quips. Notable bits reference Senatorial questions, a New York reception misnaming, legal oddities, and Virginia estates tied to Mann Page, painting a vivid snapshot of cultural life and public discourse.
Notable Aboard and Edits Across Cities and Nations
A string of brief notes reports John F. Andrew visiting New York General Nelson Miles at the Hotel Vendome Stephen S. Gregory of Chicago and Iroquois Club dying Miss Clara Morris’s neuralgia disrupts a Baltimore audience Colonel Francie Eastman retires from Utica Press George E. Dunham succeeds him Horace Watters dies in Millbury the town’s oldest manufacturer Ada Braham marries William E Burke in New York Prince Henry of Battenberg mocked in London World Storm Bull linked to Wisconsin University Sitting Bull’s foe John Kelly’s health deteriorates Rev W A Cooper elected superintendent of Baldwin Place Home Ex-Governors of Connecticut named Temperance St John attacked in Hartford Hawley attacks St John Cox enjoys Italian opera in Constantinople Perus Teatro Municipal del Campello produces Un Ballo Maschera with Boston soprano Lauri Gyron Conte de Warwick cast noted.”
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Horace Watters
Millbury
Ada Braham
Dave Braham
New York
William E. Burke
Prince Henry of Battenberg
London
Storm Bull
Ole Bull
Wisconsin University
Sitting Bull
Connecticut
Chauncey F. Cleveland
William T. Minor
Alexander H. Holly
Joseph R. Hawley
James KE
Charles R. Ingersoll
Charles B. Andrews
Hobart B. Bigelow
Thomas M. Waller
Cleveland
Waller
Temperance
St. John
State Senate
House
Judas Iscariot
Satan
United States
Hawley
Hartford Courant
Mr. St. John
Cox
Constantinople
Teatro Municipal del Campello
Peru
Signora Lauri Gyron
Boston
Mass
Enrico Giordano
Henry Gordon
Conte de Warwick
Governatore di
Boston Book-keepers Branch Forms Under National Federation
The National Federation of Book-keepers launches a Boston branch at the Quincy House. The group aims for social ties and an employment bureau while avoiding wage and hour disputes. John F. Dowd elected chairman with R S Hamilton, L D Drury, and Frederick Dobie in key posts. A follow-up meeting is planned for next Tuesday at a to-be-announced venue.
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National Federation of Book-keepers
Quincy House
New York City
Order
Knights of Labor
Boston
New York
John F. Dowd
Hamilton
L. D Drury
Frederick Dobie
Archbishop of Cashel declines Boston invitation
In a letter to Mr. John Boyle O'Reilly dated January 29, Archbishop T. W. Crozier of Cashel regrets he cannot visit Boston to speak on Saint Patrick's Day. He cites age over sixty, heavy ecclesiastical duties, and the current political climate as reasons, though he deeply appreciates the gesture from Irish Americans.
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Cashel
John Boyle O'Reilly
Irish Societies of
Boston
St. Patrick’s Day
Tax Palace
Taurus
Irc
Mr. O’reilly
Dublin
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Qo’ Eilly
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Boston Latin School Officers Host Reception and Drill
The Boston Latin School officers held an afternoon reception in the Dorchester building with a 2 30 drill by the school regiment. Edmands band played for dancing after the drill. Major H H Burton and several officers managed the event attended by many from Boston Latin English High School School of Technology and Dorchester schools. Notable guests included Colonel Ralph Brown Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Vila and many captains and lieutenants.
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Boston Latin School
Dhoor
Edmands
H. H. Burton
A.M Norton
G. L. Osgood
F. L. Codman
A. G. Morse
A. H. Pingree
F. P. Emmonds
Boston Latin
English High
School of Technology
Dorchester
Ralph Brown
Joseph Vila
Dexter Follett
James Moore
John Kelly
Cyrus Babb
G. Shadman
Sheppard
Jackson
Howard
Howe
French
Barsford
Mild
Cials
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
E. N. Catlin
Danhlgren
Metropolitan Railroad Company
Tremont House
Board of health orders vacates after flood cleanup
Yesterday the board of health inspected the flooded district and ordered vacated the houses 68 and 62 Berlin Street after tenants refused to clean basements. Tenants must pile debris for removal. Hyde Sherwin and Weston schoolhouses were cleaned disinfected and fumigated with heaters set to dry walls. Lower floors held light floating filth while work crews scrubbed cellars and floors. occupancy expected Tuesday.
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Board of Health
Berlin Street
de Hyde
Sherwin
Weston
Violin Recital by Miss Chilson Pupils Draws Large Marlboro Crowd
The Marlboro recital by Miss Mattie B. Chilson’s pupils drew a large audience of local residents and neighbors. Twelve violin piano and cornet numbers featured works by De Berlot Sellincke Eichberg Mendels Sohn Fliege and Hucn with finale pisas. Notable were the class of ten violins in unison and Master Eddie Welch’s Martha passages along with Miss M L Casson piano and Mr W B Mills cornet.
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Mattie B. Chilson
Marlboro
de Berlot
Sellincke
Eichberg
Mendels- Sohn
Fliege
Hucn
Martha
Eddie Welch
M. L Casson
W. BE. Mills
Mayor Grace Visits Boston for Private Business and Talks
Mayor William R. Grace of New York spent most of yesterday on private matters and met with Mayor O'Brien at City Hall. He and his family rested at Parker House and will tour Carney Hospital this morning before lecturing at the Boston theatre Sunday. A banquet at Parker House is planned for Saturday night.
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New York
O’brien
City Hall
Parker House
Grace
Carney Hospital
Boston Theatre
Harvard College annual reports detail electives and finances
Harvard College President Eliot presents the annual reports covering the elective system, athletics funding, and departmental progress. The assembly notes endowment gains, endowment needs for veterinary and medical schools, and improvements across libraries, museums, and laboratories. Financial tables list salaries, expenses, and asset values as of Aug 31, 1885, with notes on stock and cash positions.
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Harvard College
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Department of Physical Culture
Divinity School
Sand Will Seon
law _ school
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Austin Hall
Lawrence Scientific School
Herbarium
Botanic Garden
Arnold Arboretum
Jefferson Mysical Laboratory
Observatory
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Ranenem
Ideals Stage Martha and closing Nevada concert at Boston
Despite last night’s storm the Boston Theatre drew a large crowd for the Ideals operatic production Martha with a strong cast including Miss Stone Miss Huntington and Messrs Clark Montgomery and Earl. The matinee at the Opera House featured Bohemian Gil and the closing season rep of Victor the blue Stocking.
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Gil
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Macdonald
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Grand Specialty
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Mossee, Taatcher
Dedicatory Exercises for Neponset Minot Grammar School
The new Neponset Minot Grammar Schoolhouse on Neponset avenue hosted a crowded dedicatory ceremony. City officials and clergy attended as John N Porter chaired the program and Ward received the building keys from Samuel Kelley before T J Ducey and others spoke on Neponset’s early educational methods.
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J. Annie Bease
H. B. Miner
Dorchester Everett
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Knights of Pythias marks twenty second anniversary across the Union
The Order of Knights of Pythias observes its 22nd anniversary with celebrations in Boston and lodges nationwide. Massachusetts Grand Lodge HQ at 10 Pemberton Square, Boston, notes growth from five members to 240 lodges and about 170000 members, with a 1879 regeneration after a dip in 1877.
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Pemberton Square
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Francis 4. Chase
Massachusetts
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Springfield
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