Silver dollar controversy and South American trade link debate
The piece argues for continued silver coinage with advocates such as Beck and Allison urging action and warns Eastern Republicans against partisan obstruction. It discusses government plans, bonds in gold and silver, and the idea of expanding trade with South America to absorb large silver inventories while noting a separate moral reflection on a criminal case involving McNeil.
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Beck
Allison
Reagim
Pugh
Congress
Washington
Reagan
Eustis
Manning
Providence
United States
Commission
Central
Meeting of Extremes Show Fire and Ice in City Blaze
The article recalls a day of extreme cold that fueled widespread fires in the city and nearby areas. Fire crews battled icebound equipment and frozen hydrants while delivering valiant performances amid dramatic, ice lit scenes. It notes Detroit’s large fire and other blazes pushing losses over 100000 dollars, and links the all day Tuesday fire with a visible impact on the New York stock market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Detroit
New York
Robbery at Lancaster Bank Involves President McNeil
A sensational crime tale centers on Lancaster Bank theft by president McNeil and co conspirators Veo and Dr Nelson. Plunder was found in Tinmouth Vermont rocks, while the principal criminal remains missing amid murder rumors among bank officials and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Bank
McNeil
Veo
Nelson
Tinmouth
Clinton
Hats and hats worn in the United States debated
The piece questions a New York Sun claim that Danbury makes a quarter of all hats and estimates yearly production. It computes 4 995 960 hats per year per 1348 hats hourly and suggests most men and boys wear two hats annually, implying many hats are old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Danbury
United States
Republic
Tucker Signals Bankruptcy Bill Hearing Next Tuesday
Mr J Randolph Tucker chairman of the House judiciary committee pledges to take up the bankruptcy bill next Tuesday. Supporters see renewed chance for passage before March first after prior postponements and late report from Mr Cellins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Randolph Tucker
House Judiciary Committee
Cellins
Senator Joyner Calls for Bond Action Investigation
Joyner tells the Post that the Governor must be investigated over the sale of New York and New England bonds. He notes the railroad committee is all Republicans and questions the party's virtue before the resolve is voted.
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Joyner
New York
New England
Ice crop grows in seven rows and cheaper building material
A collage of brief notes and quips cites cold snaps, croplands, politics, and social foibles. It mentions Delaware peach growers planning next summer, frozen gas mains, and satirical jests about public figures, manners, and desserts from Puck and other papers.
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St. Louis
Duluth
Alexander
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Delaware
Puck
New Jersey
Manhattan Beach
Moscow
Hartford Post
Foraker
Notable Social Notes From Boston and Beyond in Brief
Illnesses and health reports for Miss Fanny Davenport in Baltimore and Oliver Johnson in New York City. Virginia Senator John W. Daniel cited as a brilliant conversationalist. Colonel John H. George returns to practice in Boston in good health. News on Baron Emile d Erlanger and Slidell visiting New York, Pasteur’s appearance, and Jesuit Father Beckx’s aging. Ada Thayer wedding in Washington with prominent guests and noted bridesmaids. A collage of remarks on public figures in London and Washington society.
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Connecticut
Miss Cleveland
Grover
Mary Anderson
Mary
Wiezorgitgoveitzki
Cleveland
Newman Independent
New York Journal
Chicago News
Y. W
Fanny Davenport
Baltimore
John W. Daniel
Virginia
John H. George
Boston
Oliver Johnson
New York City
McLane
Paris
Stanley Club
M. Pasteur
Walter Scott
Baron Emile d’ Erlanger
New York
Erlanger & Co
Southern
Austria
Beckx
Ada Thayer
Charles M. Addison
Fitchburg
Washington
Thayer
Medra Thayer
Frank Riggs
Groves
Troy
Sayer
Post
North
Genessee
Parke
Suter
Coughs and theft at post office desk expose public care
A Detroit Free Press report depicts a scene at a post office desk where penholders and blotters are stolen by assorted individuals including a woman in mourning and two business men. The incident leads to a growling threat toward the postmaster and a note on public officials neglecting convenience.
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Detroit Free Press
Examination of Captain Gerrier in Racer barrratry case ends
Trial of Captain Jeffrey Gerrier of the Racer of Gloucester for scuttling off Cape Elizabeth proceeds after testimony from Alvin Reed and other crew. Witnesses describe voyage from Gloucester to Cranberry Island and Petit Manan, the sinking near Portland, and alleged statements by the captain of intent to wreck if fish sales failed.
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Jeffrey Gerrier
Racer
Gloucester
Cape Elizabeth
United States
Hallett
W. K. Bloegeit, Jr
A. Russell
E. W. Burdette
Alvin A. Reed
Cape Share
Sydney
Louisburg
Cranberry Island
Pe'it Manan
Petit Manua
Port Clyde
Portland
Waite
Boston
Clyde’s Cove
Ida Williams
Halifax
Petit Manan
Catherine Sherman
George Sherman
Gerrier
Tumapan
Long Island
Vessel hull damage leads to $5000 bond set for Captain Terrier
Testimony described a plan to keep quiet about alleged damage to a fishing vessel Racer after an incident at Fort Clyde. Evidence included a captain's hatchet blows to the hull and a loss claim of £5,000 for fish. The commissioner bound Captain Terrier over $5,000 for the Circuit Court in March.
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Hams
Fort Clyde
Ceilea
Cranberry Island
Howard E. Gaffney
Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Company
Capain
David Parsons
Caulker
Gloucester
Terrier
Strong plea against British free fish market under 1818 treaty
PISCATOR of Boston argues against a joint commission to admit British caught fish free of duty, warning it would tax American fishermen, ruin the US market, and cede national revenue. He cites the Washington treaty, colonial gains, and calls Congress to resist concessions that would undermine US fishing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Brunswick
American Fishery Union
Washington
United States
Isis
Congress
Apa
Uai'el Sistes
Great Britain
England
Piscator
College bands plan new music and a varsity club trip
The college brass band under Burbank aims to start new work after limited progress since last year. The freshman glee club rehearses weekly under Warren A. Locke who also directs the varsity club. The varsity glee club considers a trip to Worcester and Brookline next week.
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Burbank
Warren A. Locke
G.C. Bullard
Worcester
Brookline
Dunbar
Boston Advertiser
United States
College Gare
Hummond LaMonte
Crimson
Freeman
Kimberl
Varity
Brooks
Willard
Giese
F. Green
Hollidsy
Hunter
Leavitt
Bigelow
W. H. Warren
Winkler
Kirkland
Hooper
Demurrer in City of Boston v3 W A Simmons et al
George A Wilson moves to dismiss. demurrer argues no legal action stated and misstatement of facts. It contends the declaration is incongruous as the water board rather than Simmons or the defendant authorized the land purchase and board deliberations show collective action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Wilson
City of
Boston
W. A. Simmons Et al
Water Board
Sirmons
Simmons
Ttaid Water Board
Wilson
Aleved
Board of Health
Pemberton Square
City Hall
Saia
Massachusetts
Bard of Health
Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children Reports Annual Meeting
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children held its annual meeting. Reports by treasurer Mrs Atkinson and Frank B Fay showed an active, prosperous year with 2544 cases involving 6414 children. Several child protection laws were effectively enforced and a large board of directors was elected.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Charles F. Atkinson
John Lathrop
The
Home Committee
Frank B. Fay
William P. Atkinson
Jisten F. Ayres
John Ayres
Joseph S. Bigelow
William G. Brooks
Joan R. Bullard
George Derby
R. T, Ides
Florence Everett
George P. Hayward
Charles Heal
Charles D. Hound
A. Hemenway
D. C. Holder
Helen M. Ireson
Solomon Lincoln
John Lowell
Effin Mackintosh
James Purinton
William Howell Reed
Charles M. Reed
J. L. Roberts
E. A. Samuels
C F. Snimmin
Oscar H. Sampson
John B. Swift
Elien M.tower
George Tancver
Winslow Warren
William S Whitwell
Charles J. Waitmore
J. W. Walevit
New Baseball Association Forms Drafts Constitution
A meeting was held to discuss forming a baseball association with a committee of White, Chapman and Fairbanks appointed to draft a new constitution. The senior class elects officers for the upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Chapman
Fairbanks
Association
Annual Meeting of Ladies' Baptist Bethel Society Elects Officers
The Ladies' Baptist Bethel Society held its annual meeting at the Bethel with large attendance. Miss Bertha L. Putnam reported 330+ members after three years, 75 new. five deaths this year. Mrs. Bell aids seamen visitations. Father Dennis assists at wharves with Bibles. Treasurer A. F. Graves reported 7599 paid for Bethel needs and over 5000 in hand. Sunday school has 17 teachers and 225 members. Officers elected: President S. J. Newman. vice presidents H. P. Hanson and Georges Williams. secretary Putnam. treasurer Graves. assistant treasurer W. P. Stacey. auditor C. C. Crane.
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Ladies’ Baptist Bethel Society
the Bethel
J. Newman
Bertha L. Putnam
Bell
Father Dennis
A. F. Graves
Bethel
S. J. Newman
H. P. Hanson
Georges Williams
B. L. Putnam
W. P. Stacey
C. C. Crane
Conniff Merritt assault case verdict issued
The jury awarded $200 to the plaintiff in the Conniff Merritt assault case yesterday. After the verdict, Conniff told a Post reporter he was displeased, saying he was branded a criminal for ejecting a man he deemed unlawfully disturbing others. He has not yet consulted counsel about a possible new trial.
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Conniff
Metaphysical Club Meets at Manning House
At a regular meeting yesterday afternoon the Metaphysical Club enjoyed hospitality at 129 Commonwealth Avenue. Hon Frank B Sanborn read a chapter from a forthcoming volume on Goethe and his life and character. The selection discussed Goethe's relation to English literature followed by a general member discussion.
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Metaphysical Club
Manning
Commonwealth Avenue
Frank B. Sanborn
Copcord School of Philosophy
Goethe
Local Firms Declare Varied Stock Dividends
Pittsfield National Bank declares 4 percent dividend and votes tax on stock to State county and town taking over 5 percent. Celumet and Hecla Mining declares $5 per share dividend. Somerset Co operative Foundry declares 10 percent dividend. Northern Electric Light and Power Company declares a semi annual 3 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield National Bank
Celumet and
Hecla Mining Company
Somerset Co-operative Foundry
Northern Electric Light and Power Gompapy
Dense Interstate Train Schedule Fragment
Readable portions show a large list of multiple city stops including Worcester Newtonville Brookline and Chestnut Hill with varied times and options. The OCR presents incomplete sequences, prices, and morning and afternoon departures across many stations.
Fragmented Train Schedule Fragments Show Unclear Times
An OCR readout lists numerous times and fares across locations including Providence Mansfield Shore Line and New York with notes on days Wednesday Friday Tuesday and Thursday. The garbled text mentions boat service rival schedules and trial times, and ends with a name A A Folsom Scott.
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Aecentom
Canton
Warrem
Bristol
Ph Beer Remy
Igpx
Siew Te Fox
Providence
Mansfield
Shore Line
New York
Boston Area Steamship and Rail Timetable Fragment
Eastern Division schedule lists trains and ferry connections from Boston to Saco North Conway Portsmouth and many coastal towns with varied departure times and connections. Ends with signatures of Jas F Furgar and Jd Flanders as managers.
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Causeway Street
Friend Street
Boston
Biddeford
Saco
North Conway
Stokeboro
Great Falls
Chester
Mover
Portsmouth
Hampton
Beach
North Bampton
Rye Beach
Amesbury
Newburyport
Epewtek
Wernham
Mockware
Gileucester Bramch
Rockport
Beverly
Pu. Bet
Middletonm
Peabody and Danmowers
Danvers
Salem
Rey Marine
Bead Sid Swampscott Hran
Lynnana Way
Revere
Hetsea
Portsamouth
Portland Mangor
St. Johnm
Halifax
Adare Sun
Sandaya
Sangus
North Berwick
Scarborowen Junction
Fitchburg Railroads timetable details for Sunday October 18 1885
The timetable lists varied Fitchburg lines with departures from Boston and westbound trains to Syracuse Chicago St Louis and Troy including accommodation and express options. It notes Pullman sleeping cars via Keene Rutland to Rochester and connections to Framingham South and other towns.
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Montreal
Ottawa
Gedensburg
Pullman Palace
Carson
Fitenburg
Ususeway
OFTOR
Eapress
AT & GO A. M
Whiuckentos Isffrey
Petarpors
YA Troy
Marbora
Keene Weatmoreland
Walpols
Bellow
Butland
Lingtop
St. Albere
St Johns
Monwesi
Ovenborg
Rutland
Seali
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Central Vermont
Ordensburg
Aliso
Ayres ‘Junction
Concord
Nashua
Lowell
Fitchburg
Olc Colony RK. KR
Neweneese
Neweneese Providence, &c., and At Keene With Ashuelot R. Preceere Oh
Ches
Ogdensburg
Fane
Wash- D Street
Boston
Gg. A
San Paece Fur Stewart
Tim
Washington Street
Gale
Moree Pitteheid
Albany
Gandz
the & Aw
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Ailbany
Springfield
Syracuse
N. W
Ham
Buffalo
Cleveland
St. Louis
Worcester
Syma Sele
Suffaio
Toledo
Rochester
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Palmer
Ware River
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Amc
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Troy
West
Gerdamer
Baldwinville
Zoar
Hoosar
Meer’r
Watt
Eliows
Keene and
Wattane
Groton Framingham
Framingham
Boston and Manchester Trains Schedule Notice
Train service from Boston to Manchester and other points begins Oct 5 188% with unavoidable delays. Departures from Boston B and L depot occur early morning and continue on northern routes. The notice lists times and connections with emphasized stations and rail lines.
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Boston
B. Ana L
Ma Bchatier
N. H
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Fragmented OCR Reader Notes at Union Square Stops
Incomplete data resembles transit log with numbers and codes. Mentions Union Square Adams General Superintendent and River B38 amid scattered references to stops, times, and places. No clear event or outcome is identifiable.
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Amine
Wwinvule
Eas
Adams
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