Controlling Currency Bureau Bill Advances in Senate Passage
The measure creating a Treasury Department Bureau named Controller of the Currency moves toward final approval after Senate passage. It authorizes banking associations with minimum capital and stock provisions, bonds required, and regulated operation under the controller with five year terms and appointed officials.
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Philharmonic Concert Delights City Audiences
The Philharmonic Concert at Music Hall drew a large crowd on Saturday. Beethoven symphony No 7 was superbly played by Mr Zerrahn's orchestra. Mr F Letsch impressed on trombone with Die Traumsee. Camille Urso performed Souvenir de Mozart with exquisite finesse. The second part featured Naiads and Oberon overtures. It was one of the most satisfactory of the series.
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Matilda Heron Returns in Camille at the Museum
The Museum hosts Matilda Heron in Camille with a large fashionable audience expected tonight. The performance is directed by Mr Keach and supported by a strong cast. At the Howard, Maggie Mitchell begins a new run in Fanction, tur Cricket with ample fanfare.
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Destructive Corner Fire Hits Cornhill and Washington Street
A Saturday night blaze in Boston damages Abbott bookbindery and Wheeler stereotyping shops at 17 19 Washington and adjoining 19 Cornhill. Losses near 50000 with two thirds insured. Rand & Avery and others suffer extensive damage to machines and publications. Fire crews fought icy conditions for three hours. Rand & Avery to resume work today.
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Mrs Edwin Booth Dies in Dorchester at 25
Mary Devlin, wife of actor Edwin Booth, died at their Dorchester residence. Born in New York she began theater in 1854 at the Metropolitan and appeared in Boston and other cities. She married Booth in 1859 after retiring from the stage and left a child about a year old.
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Death of a Well-Known Citizen in Malden
Gilbert Haven, Esq., a longtime Malden resident and prominent Methodist Episcopal Church member, died suddenly Friday evening of heart disease at age 70. He was celebrated for public spirit and Christian character. Hon. Franklin Haven of this city is his brother.
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Wool and Starr Arrive Boston for Fortifications Visit
Generals Wool and Starr are due in Boston this afternoon at 5 from Worcester and will stay at the Tremont House. An informal depot reception is planned while the Legislature will extend civilities during the visit as Wool inspects harbor fortifications.
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Death of Telegraph Operator B F Lake in Atkinson Maine
Mr B F Lake long associated with the operating department of the American Telegraph Office in this city died last Friday at his father's home in Atkinson Maine of consumption. He was a man of estimable character and of promise.
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Sudden Death of Navy Yard Bolter Patrick Morey
Patrick Morey, a bolter at the Navy Yard, was attacked on his way home to East Boston Saturday afternoon. He suffered lung bleeding and died at 6 o clock at No 7 Station House where he was taken.
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Boston Music Hall to Undergo Renovation With New Organ
The Music Hall plans a thorough renovation as a new organ arrives soon. The organ case is already prepared and the instrument will be shipped to the port shortly. Walls have looked shabby for some time.
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Insanity Strikes Local Actor Charles J Boniface
Local actor Charles J Boniface has become insane within days. He supports a wife and four children dependent on his labor as the affliction brings a sad burden to the family.
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Ensigns Russell and Davis Detached for Farragut Mission
Acting Ensigns Henry C. Russell and J A Davis are detached from the U S receiving ship Ohio and will travel by way of New York to New Orleans to report to Rear Admiral Farragut.
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Portland pastor accepts Dudley Street Baptist call
Rev. Henry M. King of Portland and former Hebrew teacher at Newton Theological Institute accepts a call to become pastor of the Dudley Street Baptist Church.
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Boston Theatre Leased by Wyzeman Marshall
Mr Wyzeman Marshall has leased the Boston Theatre from March 1863 to July 1864 with rent set at $15,000.
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Bail New Postmaster at South Boston
Geo W Bail has been appointed Postmaster at South Boston replacing the removed incumbent. The change takes effect immediately and shifts local postal leadership to Bail.
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Boston Post Court Record First Session In Ames Court
Superior Court notes include a hung jury in Joseph A Bruce versus Leonard D Shearer, resumed but unfinished in William W Bennett versus Eliza Stone, with juries discharged for the term. Criminal case Commonwealth v Reuben Todd on conspiracy. Insolvency assignments list for the week with names and adjournment dates. In Malachi Egan versus Albert Bowker Bowker a nominal defendant having sold his interest in 1859.
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Amendments to tax bill include tobacco and clothing duties
The Ways and Means committee proposes wide changes. Key items set higher taxes on smoking tobacco made of stems and on ready made clothing, with exemptions for custom boot and shoe work up to 1000 dollars. Iron taxed per ton with railcar duty adjustments. No duty on beer coal and certain refined oils. Contracts for gold or silver coin collateral taxed at 0.25 percent. Salaries for deputy officials and assessors outlined along with revenue-based bonuses.
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Washingtons Birthday Parade in St Louis
Celebration of Washingtons birthday featured a grand parade of U S volunteers and enrolled militia. Major General Curtis and staff reviewed the troops as streets were beautifully decorated and crowded with a large gathering of citizens.
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Expedition from Baton Rouge Reinforces for Gen Weitzel
A New Orleans letter reports Col Paine left Baton Rouge on the 7th with three transports carrying the 4th Wisconsin 8th New Hampshire 183rd New York and 173rd New York regiments. They disembarked at Plaquemines and moved inland to Indian Village near a crevasse Substantial sugar and molasses were taken aboard the Iberville from nearby planters and Gen Emery departed for Carrollton with additional regiments.
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