Governor Robinson’s Message Draws Mixed Reviews
Boston Post critiques Governor Robinson’s third message as stale yet practical. It notes no bold shift on the New York and New England railroad sale and mentions a $94 000 gap compared with higher bids. The piece also comments on civil service reforms, wage payments, and committee appointments led by Mr Belmont and Mr Curtin.
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Bills and resolutions fill House session with local and national aims
Members introduced bills on bankruptcy uniformity, tariff and internal revenue reform, and art works duties. State requests dominated public building projects for New Bedford Worcester Lynn and Springfield while Michigan sought bridges and coastal life-saving stations. Castle Island occupancy, eight hour work day, pension schemes, and hospital sales were notable items as broad national questions receded under a flood of local measures.
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Long
Speaker names committees and party balance noted
The article outlines committee appointments on ways and means, coinage, judiciary and others. It praises Bland at coinage and Randall on appropriations while criticizing Carlisle’s stance and Ranney’s indolence, with remarks on Collins Maybury Ranney Lovering Mitchell and party representation.
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McKinley
Bland
Mr. Bland
House of Representatives
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Appropriations Committee
Carlisle
Collins
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Lovering
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Mitchell
Connecticut
Russia Needs Competent Finance Minister More Than a Czar
The editor praises Mayor O'Brien as a model for a Russian minister of finance. The 1884 budget shows income at $352,265,000, $5,600,000 below estimates, with customs receipts slipping despite tariff hikes. Expenditures rise from $272,055,000 in 1875 to $363,950,000 in 1884, and national debt stands at $2,223,725,000 on January 1, 1884.
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O’brien
Russia
Boston Diplomat Word Pronation Sparks Foreign Minister Remarks
A Washington minister quips that a Boston woman of culture pronounces diplomate like diplomat. He notes locals say diploma and laments why cultivated women defy orthoepy, admitting a dislike for our women.
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Washington
Boston
The Post Presses For Inquiry Targeting Field Editorials
The Post hints at an investigation to show energy and impact, suggesting Field may have written a sharp Boston editorial for copying. The Transcript defends its own approach, mocking the unworthy insinuation and upholding its method of journalism as superior.
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Egypt Exploration Fund Praised by Wilder at New England Society
Honorable Marshall P. Wilder lauds the Egypt Exploration Fund in his annual address before the New England Historical Society. He commends public support and Boston donations to the Museum of Fine Arts. A Naucratis collection is at sea and a Zoan collection is expected to follow.
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Egypt Exploration Fund
Marshall P. Wilder
New England Historical Society
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Clergy Back Early-Closing Movement for Saturday Afternoons
New York clergy urge early closing on Saturday afternoons and many have preached in favor. Some are genuine philanthropists while others imitate worldly enterprise to attract young people to their churches.
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New York
Connecticut Prohibitionists Protest School Fund Investment
The Connecticut Prohibitionists denounce a $27,000 school fund investment in brewery mortgages. The temperance faction criticizes the venture as part ownership in beer vats and fermenting tabs, reflecting the Voice’s view on the transaction.
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Connecticut
Whimsical News Bits from a 19th Century Page
A collage of satirical items quotes politics and society from de General Court to Boston Opera. Jests range from whisker bills for Guynor to a Nassau of mischief with Parnell Cleveland and Lucretia Borgia, plus punning notes on poetry and fashion.
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Mistah
Guynor
Fragmented Texan Siftings excerpt with slang and trial scene
A garbled Texas Siftings passage presents dialogue on a bribery case in San Antonio. The excerpt mixes characters McGinnis Longcoffin and Esmeralda with mock formal tone, revealing courtroom banter and misheard statements as a witness testifies about a $50 bribe.
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Esmeralda Longcoffin
Mr. McGinnis
Hostetter McGinnis
Texas
Jim McSnifter
San Antonio
Sam Johnsing
Jobnsing
San Antone
Texas Siftings
Notable Acquisitions and Personal News Roundup
Personal finances of Mr Labouchere show a modest election expense of 29 pounds. The Ohio State capitol gallery adds an oil painting of ex Governor Hoadly. A London gossip notes Lady Hesketh’s nearly one million inheritance. Various literary figures, editors, trustees, and society figures appear in short items from universities, theatres, and prominent cities.
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Hoadly
Ohio State
Dion Boucicault
Australia
Funeral of Dr. Whittemore at Trinity Church
A large congregation attends the funeral for Dr. James H. Whittemore at Trinity Church. The service includes a psalm, scripture reading, and the Protestant Episcopal burial rite. Interment will be in Antrim New Hampshire.
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John W. Hiliot
Short Session of City Aldermen Adopts Several Orders
The board held a brief session as Chairman Allen administered the oath of office to City Clerk Sampson. The body adopted orders on health funding for bathing facilities, sealing and weights fees, printing of Revised Ordinances, and forming a joint committee to review plans for a new court house and mayoral topics. An election for a city messenger was deferred to the next meeting.
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Mr Flatley Weds Miss Flaherty in Quiet South Boston Ceremony
Deputy Boston port official Thomas Flatley marries Katherine Flaherty at Gate of Heaven Church in South Boston in an early morning ceremony. Rev Father Higgins presides and lauds the bride’s schooling and the groom’s qualities. A wedding breakfast follows on Seventh Street then a reception with gifts. The couple plans a brief New York trip before settling on Thomas Park in South Boston.
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Katherine Flaherty
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Lillie Cunningham
Thomas Park
Boston
Appraiser Briggs Sent to Settle Wool Market Value
Appraiser Henry S. Briggs of the customs service is ordered to New York to aid in reappraisal of a large wool shipment amid disputes over tariff values. The questions include whether market value means the sheep’s back or delivered on ships in Liverpoo l and whether washing or scouring should be included in value.
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Custom House
New York
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Winter entertainments begin at W E I U rooms
The first weekly event was held Wednesday evening at the Women's Educational and Industrial Union. A basket tea was served at 6 o clock followed by Miss Eloise Harford singing and Mrs. E C F Keller reading on Puget Sound and Flathead Indians. The talk described the inland sea, its shores and inlets, climate, and a war dance, with questions and discussion concluding the program.
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Eloise Harford
E. C.F. Keller
Puget Sound
Budget Notice From Mayor O'Brien Under New Charter
The mayor informs department heads that 1886 7 expenditures will be tight, aligned with the 1885 6 appropriations and strict tax limits. He notes the charter requires compliance with all appropriations and that contracts of 1000 and up need mayoral approval.
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Boston forgery suspect Ward escapes from jail
James E. Ward known as Rats was arrested for forgery and swindling on November 5 but escaped when the cell door to the office opened. He was later arrested in New York as John Carr and held for Boston authorities. Inspector Mountain will return the fugitive to Boston.
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New York
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Hanscom
Boston
Ward
John F. Ricard
Evangeline
United States Commissioners’ Court
Peter Ricard
Camille Dagle
Michael O’ Brien
Noble H. Hill laid to rest at Union Park
The last rites for Noble H. Hill were held yesterday at his Union Park residence. Rev Edward E Hale officiated with the South Congregational Church choir. pallbearers included D. E. Mosely W. D. Stevens G. D. Allen and others, with interment at Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Fon
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H. A. McGlewen
Boston
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G. D. Allen
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John M. Clark
Will Nam R. Tyler
A. H. Fiske
Isaac Fenno
Forest Hill Cemetery
Readers quote on dictionaries and mugwumps in political rants
An elderly Chicago reader praises Webster and Worcester as rest and enlightenment readers, recounting eleven readings and a personal link to James G. Percival. The piece shifts to a collection of satirical excerpts attacking mugwumps, the silver question, and party motivations with brisk editorial voice.
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Boston to Hear Lectures on European Art Treasure Houses
Public notice announces Sidney Dickinson will present eight illustrated lectures from his yearlong study of major European galleries. Local supporters urge scheduling this winter in Boston so residents may hear the professor discuss great schools and masters of painting.
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Gentemen
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Engineers Reach Settlement with Elevated Rail Officials
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and elevated road officials met at company offices and reached agreement on most grievances. Chief Engineer Arthur announced the eight hour clause was rejected, approving nine hours per day with full pay for any fraction over nine. wages set at 350 per day with scale for promoted workers. Officials expressed satisfaction with a fair settlement.
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Arthur
New York
Death of Patrolman Prentiss Ends a 60 Year Boston Service
Patrolman John W. Prentiss of the fifth division died suddenly at his home yesterday morning from internal troubles at age 66. He served on the Boston police force since 1866 and remained on duty until shortly before his death. The police board issued a general order praising his unblemished record and faithful, intelligent service.
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Boston
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Transit Timetables and Fares From Mansfield to Boston and Back
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Boston to Biddeford and coastal stops schedule
Train timetable lists departures from Station on Causeway Street opposite Friend Street for Boston to Biddeford and many coastal towns. It includes times for Saco North Coney Wolfeboro Rochester Dover Portsmouth Hampton Amesbury Newburyport Salem and more with daily and Sunday notes and branch lines Saugus and Lynn connections.
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