Bond Sale Sparks Public Debate Over Governor’s Action
The Boston Post argues against treating New York and New England bonds as mere property to be sold cheaply. It questions Governor Butler’s handling, contrasts Field and Sage with Clark, and calls for an investigation to reform the service while condemning what it calls Republican placeholders and reform hypocrites.
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New York
New England
Field
Sage
Clark
T. S. Arthur
Arthur
S. Arthur
Mr. Arthur
Court of Equity
Massachusetts
Sage and
Sage and Field
Butler
Journal
the Advertiser
The
Transcript
Record
Traveller
Post
Herald
Death of Raham Capen Boston figure in society and politics
Raham Capen, a venerable Boston citizen known for society, politics, and literature, dies after a long life of active public engagement. A lifelong Democrat, he valued established principles, authored a long running History of Democracy, and served at the Boston post office under President Buchanan, leaving a legacy of scholarly work and public service.
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Boston
Mr. Capen
Buchanan
Reformers hypocrites and civil service debate
A front on civil service reform criticizes Republican allies as hypocritical spoilsmen. The piece mocks Eugene Hale and partisan press for misrepresenting the reform, argues the law is not to shield old partisans, and urges dismissal of Republican officers by the President to prove reform’s aims. It notes the administration’s restraint and cites a Canadian fishermen discussion and a brisk clearing house barometer for early 1886.
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Brown
The
Tribune and Journal
Mr. Cleveland
Eugene Hale
Senate
State Committee
Maine
Washington
Hale
Mr. Hale
John L. Sullivan
New York Tribune
Boston Journal
Service
the Tribune
Journal
Cleveland
St. John
N. B
New England
Montreal Herald
United States
Runaway miscellany dose of jokes and jests from the era
A collage of quips and wry notes on politics society and show business. It touches on Senate nominations and stage politics while skewering moonshiners poets and Florida. It reports on strawberries prices hotel sickness and a surprising painting sale at $125 000 per inch with a light parlor humor tone throughout.
Silver Men Disappointed Over Committee Decisions
The Springfield Republican reviews the new House committee selections with mixed views. Warner of Ohio is not on the committee, skeptics doubt a suspension of coinage, and editors from New York to Philadelphia call the setup either hopeful or flawed, noting lobbying signs and Carlisle’s impartial approach.
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Springfield
Warner
Ohio
New York Evening Post
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Snow blocks and January trade figures shift Eastern business outlook
The week ahead may see snow blockades altering Eastern city commerce. January 1985 reports show low business volumes but a large growth percentage, changing opinions about clearing house data. Merchants now view these figures as the best gauge of general activity.
Central American union pursued by peaceful accord
The Central American pact grows from violence to diplomacy as Honduras San Salvador and Guatemala forge a perpetual peace framework aiding mutual defense recognizing acts and permitting free trade. A ten year term governs other aspects with Costa Rica and Nicaragua likely to join.
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General Barrios
Honduras
San Salvador
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Governor Hill Defends Cleveland in New York Speech
Governor Hill urges opponents to stop attacking the national administration. He praises President Cleveland for honesty courage and true Democracy and notes a pleasant past association in state government. He asserts the administration is Wise and successful to the people's satisfaction.
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Hill
New York
Cleveland
Flo
Mr Collins Reappointed as Massachusetts Democratic Chair
Mr Collins is re elected chairman of the Democratic State committee and praised as a pure, able public man. The piece lauds his wisdom and notes no one among Massachusetts Democrats better suited to lead, predicting electoral wins under his steady guidance.
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Democratic State Committee
Massachusetts
Democrats
Post and Courier Clash Over Bond Sale Praise
The article contrasts the Lowell Courier and the Post, noting the Courier flippantly mocks the Bond sale news while the Post remains serious. It suggests the Courier could improve by avoiding chestnuts and focusing on weightier topics, implying better profits in sober reporting.
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Lowell Courier
New York
New England
Pasteur Says No Authority for Prophylaxis or Rabies Operations
Dr. Pasteur argues Americans err by acting too quickly and asserts he has given no one authority to practice preventive rabies treatment or perform operations in his name. He also implies the business is too young to issue diplomas yet.
Arkansas Traveler Narrates Craving for Gripping Trials
A rustic Arkansas traveler laments boredom with dry court reports and wants sensational tales of murder and hanging. He jokes about jurors and the appeal of dramatic trials, expressing a wish to find stories that chill and thrill, rather than mortgage disputes or lawsuits.
Notable Press and Society Notes From Washington and London
A roundup of social and political mentions includes Hon. P. A. Collins’s return to Washington, George W. Chadwick’s Te Deum debut, and progress of John Kelly toward the land of shadows. Mentions of Leopold Morse hosting at Commonwealth avenue, C. H. Montague’s debut novel, Burnett’s health, and Sibyl Sanderson’s engagement to Sir Arthur Sullivan accompany details on John A. Fremont, Flo, Randall, Blanche Roosevelt, and Jersey Lily’s London debut portrait and fashion evolution.
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Hollis Street
John Kelly
Land of Shadows
Philadelphia Record
New York
Leopold Morse
Commonwealth Avenue
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Globe
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
John A. Fremont
Flo
Staten Island
Randall
Cleveland Leader
Philadelphia
Blanche Roosevelt
London
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Venus
Esbout
Helen
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Antinous
Boston Temperance Reform Club Elects Officers for Year
The Boston Temperance Reform Club elected E. D. Jones as president with J. D. Small C. E. Carey and R. H. Bates as vice presidents A. S. Griffin secretary Mrs E G Hill financial secretary Mrs C A Fuller treasurer John Moran marshal and Rev J L small chaplain A regular meeting at the World's Tabernacle drew a large Waltham delegation led by Jones with remarks from Waltham's W H Mullen Grosvenor S W McCurdy Colonel S Heustis of Maine and Professor Gardiner of New York City.
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Boston Temperance Reform Club
E. D. Jones
J.d.small
C. E. Carey
R. H. Bates
A. S. Griffin
E. G. Hill
C. A. Fuller
John Moran
J. L.small
World’s Tabernacle
Prison Labor Clash: State Account Versus Contract System Debate
Albany dispatch reports Governor Hill criticizes prison management for overreliance on contract labor. State account proposals show Clinton Auburn and Sing Sing earnings, deficits, and potential yearly product value of 3 million. Debate focuses on keeping convicts at work, cost of capital, and impact on free labor.
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Clinton Prison
Auburn
Clinton
Sing Sing
State Account
Minnesota
Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Geslers
Caio
England
Wales
Great Britain
Arrangements for Ball Aiding Destitute Catholic Children
A well attended charity meeting at the Home for Destitute Catholic Children outlined plans for a ball in Music Hall on March 8 with Colonel Lawrence J Logan as chief marshal and committees named for arranging logistics catering decorations and music. Around 415 children have been received in the year and 179 are presently housed. expenses totalled $13000 with only $600 in the treasury. The next meeting is set for Sunday Jan 24 at 4 PM to finalize arrangements.
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John 8. Moran
David A. Ring
J. B. O’brien
Music Hall
Lawrence J. Logan
Marshall
J. W. Dunphy
J. W. McDonald
R. F Sullivan
J. G. Fennessey
Thomas A. Crawford
Dennis A. Cauley
John B. O’brien
William Dougal
John B. Fitzgerald
John Curtin
William English
T. H. Ahern
A. A. McAloon
J. H. Maguire
Thomas F. Coveny
James A. Hawks
D. A. Cronin
F. F. Sullivan
J. J. Deveraux
Patrick T. Barry
John J. A. O’connor
John B. Moran
William Schofield
T. P. Murphy
P. Collins
D. P. Morris
F. F. Braley
D. Doherty
T. T. Healey
Thomas F. Phillips
A. G. Daley
Bouland Lectures On Church Role In Progress At Lafayette School
Monseigneur Leon Bouland delivered the second lecture in a series in the Lafayette School of Languages hall yesterday. He traced the churchs influence on progress across Europe, art, science, and moral life, citing missionary work in Canada and early American civilization. He asserted churchs successes where Protestants fell short and urged French speakers in the West to unite.
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Monsigneur
Leon Bouland
Lafayette School of Languages
Church
Canada
Mer. Bouland
Fragmentary numeric ledger lines and figures
OCR read shows a dense mix of numbers with scattered letters and monetary values. The readable items resemble a ledger or table of figures rather than a narrative, with occasional letter clusters that do not form clear names or places.
Lowell Schedule Notes Wednesday and Friday Only
South Lawrence area notices outline a restricted schedule for Lowell events, listing Wednesday and Friday as the valid days. The fragmented text references limited participation and a local timing window. No dates or organizations are clearly identified in the readable portion.
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Train Schedule Fragments From Causeway Street Station
A dense OCR rail schedule lists departures and stops across New England towns and seaside ports including Boston to Lyrmana Way, Lynn, Salem, Beverly, Newburyport, Rockport, and Portmouth. It notes daily runs, weekend variations, and Western Division connections, with names T Furbin and J Flinders as officials.
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