Law court report on bill about husbands
A brief record notes that a committee reported a bill relating to the carriage of husbands in court proceedings. The item states it was read once and ordered to be filed, and that at 64 o'clock the house adjourned.
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Memorable 1858 Tigers Ball at Music Hall Amidst Civic Glow
The Tigers Ball-Long of 1858 drew hundreds to Music Hall last evening with lavish decorations and rare singing birds. Notables including Caleb Cushing, Gov Banks, Mayor Lincoln, and military leaders attended as crowds praised the management and a Boston Light Infantry idea. A promenade concert is set for tonight, and Chelsea firemen organized a preliminary meeting to form a charitable association for department members. The Mass Volunteer Militia received a major generalship confirmation for Brig. Gen. Samuel Andrews, followed by a 13-gun salute from the Boston Light Artillery on the Common.
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J. G. Abbott and D. H. Mason For Dft. . Brought Up Again—Owen O'Neil
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O'Neil
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Therisoner
California
Libellant vs. Henry Kitfield et al. cargo lien dispute
In the Salem bark case Benj Knights claims cargo liens on goods worth about 24000 dollars purchased by charterers Brackett via claimants Hugo & Bunge. The master signed bills of lading without owner consent, raising questions of lien, penal sum limits, and drafts unpaid. Judges reserved decision on lien scope and peril for further review.
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Charles F. Choate
Opening of the Howard Theatre Opens With Notable Reforms
A polite invitation to visit the Howard prior to its Monday opening under Mrs Barrow reveals extensive improvements at the theatre. Tickets are nearly sold with A Williams & Co handling bookings for Tuesday and Wednesday. Other city venues feature Mr Davies at Boston Museum, Mrs Farren’s engagement, and a new Boston appearance by her daughter.
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Antoine
White Knight
Gabriel
City Council Orders Harbor Master Election and Charter Committee
The common council debated the free city hospital order, then concurred with the board of aldermen. Samuel Cook won harbor master with 27 votes to 13 for Fletcher and 1 for Tewksbury. A charter amendment committee was named plus assessors nominees. Gov Seward praised for eloquence and intellect in a lengthily described passage.
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Faneuil Hall
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Ridgway
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Opera and drama notes from Paris and London in 1868
The item surveys Italian Opera at the Paris and Covent Garden scenes with Flotow’s Martha and new pieces. It mentions Le Fils Naturel and Les Fausses Bonnes Femmes, plus a Lyceum production of A Hard Struggle. Local Iowa notes from Independence reflect winter weather, railroad plans, prairie shooting, and political shifts including Grimes becoming U.S. senator and a Washington death clarification.
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MM. Barritte
Capendu
London
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Drury Lane
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Reuben
Any
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Aes
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Eve
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Porter
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