A Difference of Opinion on New York and New England Bonds Sale
The Boston Post and Journal clash over a state bond sale, defending openness and fairness while urging investigations into arrangements. The Post cites expected gains and asserts no impropriety, while calling for public discussion and explanations from the Lieutenant-Governor and Treasurer Gleason. The piece also critiques Pennsylvania silver policy and Senator Beck’s stance within broader fiscal reform debates.
Startling Lapse in Advertiser Redistricting Defense
A public letter condemns the Advertiser for defending an unequal aldermanic district plan amid a city council reorganization. It accuses the paper of abandoning moral standards, noting its Universalist endorsement and calling the redistricting approach harmful, improper, and contrary to law. The critique warns the paper against exposing its biased stance.
Silver in the Senate on silver policy split among Democrats
Washington coverage shows 49 silver champions in the Senate plus others undecided. Democratic supports for the President include McPherson Gray Gorman Payne Butler Hampton Gibson and likely Wilson with several others remaining unsure.
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Washington
New York Star
Senate
Messrs. McPherson
New Jersey
Gray
Delaware
Gorman
Maryland
Payne
Ohio
Butler
Hampton
South Carolina
Gibson
Louisiana
Wilson
Oregon
Nevada
Colorado
Kansas
Towa
Sabin
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Evarts
New York
Blair
New Hampshire
Virginia
Don Cameron
Pennsylvania
Beck
Peonsylvania
Washington Republicans slow on Presidential succession bill
Washington correspondent notes Republicans in Congress will not rush the Presidential succession bill now that John Sherman is President of the Senate. They assume Hoar bill passage calms public excitement and plan to stall further action to avoid Democratic accountability, a tactic echoed from last year.
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Washington
Journal
Frank
Congress
John Sherman
Senate
Iron Age notes rise in pig iron production
The Iron Age reports a clear upturn in pig iron output since October 1. By January 1 the country operated 275 blast furnaces with a weekly capacity of 91,814 tons, up 21 furnaces and 6,848 tons weekly in a month, an over 8 percent rise, and over 55 percent since January 1, 1885, with continued growth expected.
Logan Seeks Commission to Study Black Progress Since 1865
Senator Logan proposes a commission to investigate and report on the mental industrial and physical progress of the colored race since 1865. He suggests extending the scope to include pre 1861 progress and his own role, to enhance the report’s interest.
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Logan
Bavarian sheriff could outgrow King Louis in stature
A prospect emerges that the Bavarian sheriff may soon assume greater prominence than King Louis, signaling a potential shift in regional influence and leadership dynamics.
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Bavaria
Louis
Laughing Across Borders and Markets of Old News
A collage of jokes and quips spans global topics from American humor about weather and politics to European chatter on press and nobility. Snippets reference Boston slang, London papers, a New York historian, and a Wall Street dreamer, all noting human folly and fleeting fashion.
Notable society news and literary figures of the era
A roundup of prominent clergy, actors, editors, and social figures. Rev. N. Mallory receives a Detroit call. Charles Mapleson is ill. Vanderbilt history by Croffut and Rubler. McCleery to Washington and New Orleans. Belknap, the Marquess of Westmeath, and Hon. Marcy noted. Bernhardt to tour with Damala. O'Neill joins Boston Courier. Hurlbert to London as Sun’s correspondent. Perrin to Göttingen. Sibley bequest to the Massachusetts Historical Society. Mary Anderson follows early mass ritual. Mackay spends heavily. Mrs Buck records 102nd birthday. Walthall as tall, thin congressman. Patti cancels Antwerp and Warsaw bookings. newspaper row on Times Herald Tribune. Polemics on Robson Crane misnames. Prince praised as dandy. Lily Laughton remark on foot size and marriages. Bishop Potter’s son wins a lucky number.
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William Henry Hurlbert
New York World
London
New York Sun
Marshall Livingston Perrin
Harvard
University of
Gottingen
John Langdon Sibley
Massachusetts Historical Society
Mary Anderson
John W. Mackay
Jay Gould
Daniel Buck
Wethersfield
Lamar
Congress
Washington
Mme
Patti
Antwerp
Warsaw
Wall Street gaffe and stage kisses raise passions in theater
Neighbors wonder at Wall Street antics while writers note a rising trend of realistic kissing in New York musical comedies. Reports describe Sadie Martinez and William Carleton sharing four liplocks nightly in Nanon, and Nanki-Poo and Yum Yum in The Mikado drawing eager attention from cast and backstage observers.
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New York
Nanon
Sadie Martinez
William T. Carleton
Carleton
Clara Wisdom
Miss Martinet
Jefferson Bernstein
Vernona Jarbeau
Courtice Pounds
Geraldine Almar
Pounds
Philadelphia News
Chelsea City Council appoints committees at first regular meeting
At the first regular meeting the Chelsea City Council appointed committees for election returns, enrollment, accounts, finance, public property, claims, highways and bridges, fire department, printing, water, salaries, lighting streets, ordinances, public instruction, and assessment and collection of taxes. Petitions from Mellen Chamberlain and Theodore Winthrop Post 35 requesting funding for a war memorial were referred to a three member committee. Reports were ordered printed, the treasurer authorized to borrow 250000 in anticipation of taxes, and the session adjourned to Jan 13.
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Treat
Whiting
Pike
Pratt
Roberts and Flanders
Legg
Elwell
Aldrich
Whiting Wid Barry
Danham
Roberts
Mutfey
Flanders
Fryer and Norris
Smith
Smalley
Hanson
Keefe
Flyer
Norris
Murfey
Nortis
Champlin
Barry
Board of Aldermen
Grand jury weighs Fisher Hill land sale to Boston Water Board
Yesterday the grand jury adjourned its session considering the purchase of Fisher Hill land by the Boston Water Board while William A. Simmons served as chairman. Testimony came from Dr. J. G. Blake Herbert L. Harding Desmond Fitzgerald an engineer and Walter E. Swan clerk along with several bank officers.
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Fisher Hill
Boston Water Board
William A. Simmons
J. G. Blake
Herbert L. Harding
Desmond Fitzgerald
Water Board
Walter E. Swan
Relics of the Ancient Regime in Virginia’s Colonial Heritage
In Williamsburg Virginia on the James and York rivers a wealth of history centers on three Virginian capitals Jamestown Williamsburg and Richmond and the university William and Mary. The piece surveys royalist traditions James II Queen Anne and the colonial era through landmarks like the old Capitol and the bell of Christ Church, noting Lee Grants Lafayette and Washington footsteps, the old city’s etiquette and the college’s revival prospects.
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Williamsburg
Virginia
James
York Rivers
New England
America
Jamestown
Massachusetts
Plymouth Rock
Antebellum
Jefferson
James the First
James River
Indian River
Powhattan
Charles the Second
Bacon
Ewell
University
Boston
William Ili
Nicholson
Hoar
William and Mary
Congress
Old College
Queen
Anne
William and Mary College
Christ’s Church
London
Richmond
Lee
Grant
Peninsula
McClellan
Williamburg
LaFayette
Wayne
Cornwallis
Green Spring
Washington
Elk
Cuesapiake
Earl of Dunmore
Patrick Henry
Nselt
Ireld
Virginia Gazette
Lexington
Hanover
New Kent
James City
Patrick Heary
Lord Duonmore
Dunmore
Forney
Yorkriver
Continental Congress
A Great Truth Admirably Stated and Gloucester’s Andrew Jackson
The piece surveys Massachusetts Republican conflicts over treasurer selection, denounces campaign finance abuses, and critiques Governor Robinson and Gloucester politics. It highlights Parsons aggressive stance against officials, Tarr the city marshal dispute, and ends with Gloucester as a Jacksonian tale of stubborn governance and reform clashes.
Bostonian Society Annual Meeting Honors and Elections
The Bostonian Society held its annual meeting in the old State House chamber with President Curtis Guill presiding. Members elected included William A. Macleod Joshua Richards John Little and Silas Brewer, while Joseph W. Smith joined under suspension. The report favored finances and growth as 6732 visitors signed the rolls in 1885, with the society now totaling about 500 members and a large accession of new items.
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The
Bostonian Society
Curtis Guill
Council Chamber
Old State House
G. G. Crocker
Messrs
William Perkins
Abbott Lawrence George Bb. Chase
Martin L. Bradford
N. H. Henchman
J. A. Duppie
Musses
We. Codman
Sr. Y. Snelling
Boston
William A. Macleod
Joshua N. Richards
John M. Little
Silas Brewer
Joseph W. Smith
Andover
Hamilton A. Hill
D. W. T. Huntoon
James R. Stanwood
O’brien
Henry P. Curtis
Robert Brigham
Hollis Street
Society
Curtis
Thomas C. Amory
William S. Appleton
Thomas J. Allen
Joshua P. Bodfish
Curtis Guild
John T. Hasam
Samuel H. Russell
William Wilkins Warren
George B. Chase
William H. Whitmore
Huntoon
J. P. Bodfish
Harvard Overseers Meet At 70 Water Street
A stated meeting of the Board of Overseers of Harvard College will be held at No 70 Water street Boston on Wednesday Jan 13 at 11 a m Alexander McKenzie Secretary Cambridge Jan 6 1886 1a9 12 13 ote pes 4% The Purest Sweetest and Host Coal Liver Oil in the world manufactured from fresh healthy livers upon the seashore It is absolutely pure and sweet Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others Physicians have decided it so or to any of the other oils in Made by Caswell Hazard & Co New ark Cuarter Hanns face pimples and rough skin cured by using Juniper Tar Soap made by Casswell Hazard Co New York fell Wig AGF iSlatr s Pills Great English Gout and Rheumatic Remedy Oval box 84 round 14 pills At all druggists
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Post
Boston
New York and
New England
New York
New York Evening Post
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
Stebbins
O’brien
General Butler
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Binnie
Smail HK Robinson
Vigorous Parsons
New York Sun
Robinson
Masyer Parsons
Gloucester
Harvard
Parsons
University of
Cape Cod
Cape Ann
Faermen
State House
New Hampshire
Tewksbury
Bauer
Trth
Chicopee
Tarr
Board of Aldermen
Ben
Rocks of
Gibraltar
Andrew Jackson
Mershall
Chicpee
Caswell, Hazard & CO
Newark
Casswelu, Hazard & Cco
Fragmentary numeric sequence with times and values
A dense OCR fragment lists numbers, times, percentages, and monetary figures such as 11:88 am, 10.40, 12.80, 19.25, and 310.40 am, interspersed with notes like Dedham and Betwurm, lacking coherent narrative or complete context.
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Dedham
Re. Betwurm
Wakefield
Danvers
Newburyport
Melrose Hichlands
Stoneham
Maldon
Medford
SUS Dawn Thaind
Hostom
Dewer
Hiawerhill
Portland Kanger Apc
Ewleben
Ket
Portland i
Het. Haverhill
Lawrence
Lowell
Trains Schedule Excerpt From 1685 Boston to Concord Notes
On and after Oct 5 1685 trains depart from Boston to Concord New Hampshire and upper railroads at listed times. Returns depart Concord at varying rates including 6.80 7.80 and 10 20 with Sunday schedules and express options noted.
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Boston
Frome
B.ana L
Concord
N. H
Eastern Division Train Schedule on Causeway Street
Trains leave Busturna to various towns including Biddeford Saco North Conway and Portsmouth with many times listed. Sunday and daily services are noted along with branches to Rockport Beverly Danvers and Marblehead. Names Jas T Fureshk and D J Flanders appear as officials.
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Boston
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
City
Washington Street
Portland
Bangor
Friend Street
Busturna Fup
Biddeford
Saco
North Conway
Great Falls
Beaver
Portsmouth
Hampton
Beach
Worth Hampton
Rye Beach
Amesbury
Newburyport
Ipswich
Wenham
Epwort and
Glouncester
Met
Rockport
Rmu
Beverly
Middleton
Peabody and Danvers
Het. Danvers
Alem
Marine
Bead
Bet
Mewere
Chelsea
Everett
Saugus
Fitchburg Railroad Schedules Obscure After Oct 18 1835
The notice outlines extensive Boston to West schedule details for Fitchburg Railroad lines, listing numerous departures including 6:30 am accommodation, 8:30 am express with a drawing room car for Syracuse, 3:00 pm daily Chicago and St. Louis express with sleeping cars, and 7:00 pm New York via Chicago express. It mentions connections to Troy, Westminster, Ashburnham, and other towns, with complex time entries and car changes at Ayer Junction, Keene, Rutland, and South Acton, compiling a dense timetable.
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Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Pullman Palace
Carson
Mae
Fitehburg
Oauseway Sheds
Jaffrey
Weteraoro
Fitchham
Tro See
Westmoreland
Ee Bellow
Burlington
St. Albs St. Johns San Gadeneburg
Ratand
Caego
Alane
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Q Company
Aayows Falls
White River Junction
Central Vermont
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Ordensburg
Ayres 'Junction
Traps
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Nashua
Lowell
Fitchburg
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New B
Sgemamcimc Providence, &c
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Chea Athe G. P
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Newtonville
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Allston
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Newton Centre
Newton Mightamds
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Marlborough
Eseturn
Kaywiile
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Northnborough
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchheerg
Herum
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Helton
Pratt
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Newton Highlands
Brooklins
Gallup
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Jas. T. Fureshk
D. J. Flanders
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Bee, Gee
Jane Somerville
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