Washington Senate Week Plans for Legislative Routine
Washington notes outline the Senate schedule with morning hours devoted to minor calendar items and House passed bills, plus priority for appropriation bills. Key items include Nicaragua canal, agriculture department, Freedman’s bank relief, land grants, copyright, and war claims. not all may finish this session.
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Senator Jones Sends Detroit Paper Notes to Colleagues
Washington dispatch reports Senator Jones of Florida sending copies of Detroit newspapers with margin notes to Senate friends. The margins quote praise and vengeance rhetoric about a supposed conspiracy, claiming his twelve year term nears end and he has not betrayed friends.
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Pension mystery as man reappears after decades
In Wasumaron on Feb 20 a pension tale emerges from 1871 when Ann Howley of Brandon Vermont claimed widow status after her husband, a wounded war veteran, vanished. A 1880 Rutland filing cited her child and another absence. On Feb 11 1887 the husband reappears asking a pension and lists Washington DC as his address.
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Secretary Fairchild Calls For Fire Safe Car and Vessel Designs
Acting Secretary Fairchild issued a circular inviting constructors of passenger cars and steamboats to submit suggestions on safer building methods and heating to prevent loss by fire. Journalists are asked to provide sketches where feasible, aligning with a House resolution from January 21 directing the Treasury Secretary to gather information on the topic.
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Senate Approves Conference Report on Trade Dollar Retirement
The Senate accepted the conference report on the bill to retire the trade dollar by a 49 to 5 vote. The measure would allow six months after passage for trade dollars to be exchanged for equal value in standard silver dollars or subsidiary coins, with further rules on handling and mint transmission.
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Trade dollar recoinage provisions repeal Iowa coinage laws
The act allows trade dollars to be recoined into standard silver dollars or subsidiary coin at the Treasury Secretary's discretion. Recoined trade dollars are not counted toward silver bullion required to be purchased and coined into standard dollars under the Feb 28 1873 act. It also repeals all Iowa laws authorizing United States trade dollar coinage.
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Pension bill battle over President veto call in Congress
Washington February 20. In the House the invalid pensions committee reports the dependent pension bill with the President's message. The report notes no constitutional objection and questions the President's stance on the first section. The committee urges passage of the bill over the veto, criticizing the President's interpretation and timing. Senate action on a cemetery fence appropriation is non-concurred.
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Irish American Congress Members Plan Feb Dinner at Chamberlin’s
Washington Feb 20 The Irish American members of Congress prepare a February 22 dinner at Chamberlin's with Justin McCarthy as sole guest Representative P A Collins likely to preside Mrs A S Grant arrives Tuesday for a brief visit.
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Death of Tweed's Daughter Mary Amelia Maginnis
The article reports the death of William M. Tweed's daughter Mrs Mary Amelia Maginnis in New Orleans. It notes her 1868 wedding to Arthur Ambrose Maginnis and details lavish wedding gifts totaling about 150000, with many prominent donors, and that Tweed then held high influence in city government.
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Salem Debates Abolishing Ipswich House of Correction
Essex county protests a bill to abolish the Ipswich house of correction and fund a new facility at 250000 dollars. Remonstrants cite solid walls good drainage and adequate water supply with ventilation fixes possible for the current site. They argue remodeling could cost about 50000 dollars and fear outside interests. Over 150 leading Salem taxpayers signed a remonstrance in six hours.
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No Lottery Fair Closes in Lynn After Busy Run
The Lynn no lottery Grand Army fair ended Saturday night with success. A popular feature was the sixty foot rifle gallery run by Major M. Sprague of the Eighth Regiment M.V.M. Springfield rifles with five grain charges. Three matches were fired for militia Grand Army and civilians.
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Boston Concert Delivers Mendelssohn Gluck and Beethoven Program
Boston audiences hail Mr. Gericke's baton as he opens with Mendelssohn's light overture Camacho's Wedding and Gluck's noble airs. Gewaert's ballet suite charms, Mackenzie's La Belle Dame Sans Merci receives mixed praise, while Beethoven's Symphony No.1 closes a focused program. Next week features Chopin Chopin Bach Mendelssohn with Mme. Fanny Bloomfield as soloist.
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Boston Bible class Honors Pastor Meredith Amid Brooklyn Call
The Tremont Temple Union Bible class adopts resolutions praising Rev Dr Meredith for nine years of guidance and laments his possible departure to Tompkins Avenue Church in Brooklyn. Meredith vows to follow God’s will as members vote on his future, the outcome uncertain.
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Faust and Coppelia Close Opera Season at Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre wrapped its season with Faust featuring Laura Moore as Marguerite in her local debut and a Delibes ballet Coppelia hailed for its grace. Mile. Guiri’s dancing drew lengthy praise as the standout. Carozzi and Camarano also impressed, with strong orchestra and corps performances marking an exceptionally satisfying program.
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Miss Dauvray Seeks Tradition in Woffington Dress
Miss Dauvray defends her hair style and lack of powder or patches as faithful to the actress who created the part. In her Lyceum reception room she notes critics rushed to condemn her look, while she maintains study and discipline shaped her performance. An Oldfield print inspires her homage to Woffington tradition.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate in Indigestion Testimony
Dr. F. G. McGavock of McGavock Arkansas testifies to the beneficial action of Horsford's Acid Phosphate in chronic indigestion. He notes positive results from its use in chaminate indigestion and expresses pleasure in bearing witness to its effectiveness.
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Harvard Freshman Nine Training Camp Shows Strong Candidates
Harvard freshmen work out under Captain Vila in the gym and on the track. Candidates include pitchers Sabine Bryan Chamberlain Kielty and Butterworth, catchers McLeod Vaughan Mancha Wheelwright, infielders Vila McKean Sims Sturgis Stedman Rublee Bates Davis Jones Sexton, and outfielders Hewes Housman Titus Chamberlain Codman. Two freshmen vie for varsity spots Slade Mumford.
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Boston Theatres Live Weeknight Menu of Plays and Shows
The notices list performances at Boston venues including Margaret Mather in London Assurance and Faust and Marguerite scene, Boucicault in Fin Ma Cool, Held by the Enemy at the Museum, Lorraine at McCaull Opera Comique, Private Secretary at Park, Marinelli’s Specialty at Howard Athenium, and Stranglers of Paris at Bijou Theatre with evening showtimes.
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Marriages and Auctions in This City and Surrounding Areas
Listings show sales at auction and multiple marriage announcements across Charlestown Somerville Toledo Charlestown area. Dennis Bergin weds Ellen Sullivan Feb 15. Williams Chick weds May L Grant Feb 17. Chester Clapp weds M Josephine Furbush Feb 16. Hugh McKinnon weds Gertrude Pollard Feb 17. Abraham Rothschild weds Bella Friedman Feb 16. Nathaniel Wadsworth weds Jenn Weews Feb 9.
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Obituary notices from Boston area February deaths
Death notices list residents from Dorchester to Charlestown including Lucy Ayers Baker Edwin Aldrich John Betton and many others. Ages range from 13 to 89 with multiple widows and widowers, revealing local mortality and family connections in February.
Brookline Land Company Shareholders Meeting Notice
The PPELE annual meeting of the Brookline Land Company shareholders will occur at the treasurer's office room 50 Equitable Building Boston on Monday February 28 1887 at 11 o clock a m Alfred D Chandler Treasurer Baton February 23 1887.
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