Mayor Brien's Message Shows Growth and Policy Resolve
The article reviews Mayor Brien's extended annual message praising his shift toward economical, liberal governance in Boston. It highlights calls for discipline against political tricksters, confidence in the new charter, debt management, street improvements, ward division issues, and a proposed transit consolidation. It also comments on national politics and critiques New Hampshire Senator Henry W. Bish and Senator Blair on prohibition stances.
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Geston
Boston
Boylston
Bescon
Humboldt Avenue
New Hampshire
Henry W. Bish
Granite State
Blair
Federal
House of Representatives
Chandler
Senate courtesy and Republican efforts in president nominations
The piece argues Republicans may reject or obstruct President Cleveland's nominees while noting senatorial courtesy and party dynamics. It predicts how Senate committees will study nominations, questions the propriety of intruding on the administration, and warns that some Republicans push scrutiny beyond decency.
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Senate
Robertson
New York
Cleveland
Hoar
Pillsbury
Institute of Technology praised for growth and national reach
President Walker leads a flourishing Institute of Technology with strong student enrollment and wide influence across the United States. The school, supported by 284 regular Massachusetts students, is praised for thorough methods, wholesome influence, and readiness to prepare youths for active careers. Concerns over further endowments are noted.
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Walker
Institute of Technology
Massachusetts
District of Columbia
Lfe
Hundredth anniversary of Humane Society of Massachusetts
The piece lauds the Humane Society of Massachusetts for a century of intelligent service and self sacrifice. It credits the organization with saving lives through voluntary effort and inspiring bravery and humanity, urging continued cooperation and growth in life-saving service.
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Humane Society of Massachusetts
Post and Star Trade Barbs Over Sausage Remark
A Boston Post exchange with the New York Star centers on a light remark about sausages and cabbages. The Star claims the Post centralizes moral attack, while the Post defends its digestion framing and hints at future appetite for a meal together.
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Boston Post
Brady
Star
Post
New York Star
Auditor Chenowith Criticized Over Accounts Scandal
A city audit controversy targets Auditor Chenowith after Controller Durham approves Professor Baird's accounts. The episode accuses Chenowith of dragging a respected figure through mud and of ruthless conduct, prompting calls for accountability.
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Durham
Professor Baird
Supposed discoveries of official crookedness in newspapers
The auditor craves notoriety and would learn, if the President allows him to stay in Washington, that the quietest men often have the best reputations.
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Reputable New York political factions in contrast to party heelers
The Journal and the New York Evening Post may agree that Boss McLaughlin and Tammany leaders are as reputable as New York Republican figures Barney Biglin Mike Cregan Johnnie O'Brien and Arthur partners, who are portrayed as old friends now happily abandoned.
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Tammany
New York
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Mike’’ Cregan
Johnnie’ O’brien
Chet
Arthur
Byzantine life of Christ portrait sought for museum
A fine Byzantine artwork depicting the life of Christ is offered to come into the Museum of Arts. The painting is praised for delicate workmanship and brilliant coloring and would be a prized addition if secured by the Boston museum.
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Christ
Boston Museum
Water cut off harms Public Garden skating place
The note complains that without a policeman to guard the border shrubs the pond in the Public Garden has had its water drawn off. Children lose an excellent skating site and request the commissioners appoint another policeman and have Mr Doogue restore the water.
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Sparks Seen As Enemy Of Land Grabbers Plea For Open Session
If Mr. Sparks is the enemy of the land grabbers, as he seems to be, he ought to be confirmed, and a discussion of this case in open executive session would secure the confirmation.
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Edgar Thomson
Japan
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Foranof Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Minnie Smith
Deacon on street cars and political snips in 1880s era
A sprawling montage of urban annoyances and society chatter runs through this column. It lampoons streetcar crowds, gossip about governors and editors, notes playful jabs at Chicago and New York papers, and threads in mentions of notable figures, fashion, and politics with a wry, newspapery tone.
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Charles Ketchum
Algernon
Tommy
Clarissa
Cholly Ketcham
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Chicago Times
Chicago
Nashville
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James K. Polk
President Polk
Saidee Polk
Fillmore
Frederic Leighton
Mr. Marquand
New York
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Homer
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Fragmentary Timetables and Passenger Notes
The text appears as a scrambled timetable with times and places such as Waverly and Walthain, plus scattered words like Tulle and Psss'g'r. It suggests a damaged schedule or station record with uncertain entries and passenger references.
Unclear Rail Timetable Fragment East of Boston
Dense OCR of a New England rail schedule shows multiple stations from Boston to Maine with numerous times and routes. It lists Portsmouth, Rochester, Amesbury, Newburyport, Salem and more with daily and Sunday services and notes Denoting divisions and personnel names at the end.
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Snesant
Hampton
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Amesbury
Newburyport
Tex
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Wenham
Uw. Moeckaert
Glencenter Ees
Rockport
Erra Beverly
Wmiddletom
Rm Het
Peabody and Danvers
Danvers
Salem
Mlarple- Heed
Swampscott Tranch
Afet
Marbicheau
Twempscott
Ali
Ali.s
Chelsea
Laat
Everett
Sitations Om Saugus
OCR Transit Timetable Fragments With Mixed Numbers
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Train schedule details for October 18 1885 service
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Ashland
Plymouth
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
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Haverhill
Woodsville
Newport
St Johnbury
Sherbrook
Quebec
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