A Noble Convert Emerges in Boston Dost
A brief item from Boston Dost dated Friday morning January 15 1886 reports a notable conversion event. The piece highlights a single individual’s change of stance and its local reception in Boston society.
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Congressman Rice Seeks Freer Trade Vision For America
A Worcester congressman praised for zeal shifts from protectionism to liberal foreign trade views. He backs absolute free trade within the Americas and urges reducing barriers with Canada and South America while retaining some duties on coastal fish. Boston’s growth and Chicago’s temperance are noted as context.
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Washington
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Postmaster Appointment Sparks Newtonville dispute over facts
The Newtonville debate centers on a contested postmaster reappointment. The Journal defends a non partisan appointee John B Turner while the Advertiser accuses party bosses and claims public sentiment favored Lovett. Local officials and party figures are cited as backing Turner.
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Newtonville
Reform Club
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Postmaster Lovett
John B.turner
Lovett
Turner
Saltonstall
O’brien
F. O. Prince
Nawtonville
Reorganized Advertiser
Cold Wave From Chicago Sparks Local Mockery
A Chicago note mocks the city’s critics and echoes a broader discontent with the press. The piece ridicules Boston’s fading influence and questions the self importance of midwestern public opinion.
Connecticut Legislature Forms First Labor Committee
The new labor committee considers bills to cancel wage seizure laws, ban child labor under 12 in factories, limit women and under 16 to ten hours daily, and cap under 21 workers at ten hours a day. The piece notes past legislatures lacked labor committees.
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Connecticut
Republican officials seek retention by pleading party loyalty
Internal Revenue Collector Armstrong asks to keep his post citing work for Cleveland. He is not the first Republican to tell the President he is a good enough Democrat to stay in office. More than a thousand old Republican office-holders would vote the Democratic ticket for their places.
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Internal Revenue
Armstrong
Cleveland
Movement to strip Boston of self rule gains traction
A new petition to the Legislature advocates placing all criminal prosecutions under a governor appointed solicitor general. The Law and Order League argues Boston would become a colony of rural Massachusetts if Republicans prevail.
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Boston
Law and Order League
Massachusetts
Trish leaders stay dignified amid looming crisis in Parliament
In Parliament the Trish leaders show restraint as agitation subsides. They remain noisy at times but are approaching the national crisis with measured conduct and composure.
Bradlaugh Takes Oath and Gains House Seat
Bradlaugh has finally sworn the oath and earned a seat in the House of Commons. Freedom of opinion aided by a technicality outweighs conservative prejudice in this development.
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Bradlaugh
House of Commons
Legislators Deny Bribery Charge From Dona vin
Legislators accused by Dona vin of being bribed to back Senator Payne of Ohio rush to print denying the charge, calling their accuser a liar.
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Donavin
Senator Payne
Ohio
Fragmented Doings and Drollities Across Cities
A late 19th century collage notes political jests and social asides. References include Reagan style remarks, Sherman elections, Wolf tracks in Chicago, a Victoria Salvation Army subsidy, and a Manila of witty vignettes about journalists, noblemen, and public figures.
Mercurial Senator Van Pelt Faces Seeberger Challenge
The writer mockingly questions Senator Logan's ally J. E. Van Pelt for flipping targets from S. C. Judd to Seeberger. The piece lampoons his volatile influence in pushing partisan battles and ponders his reliability and motives. It ends with a jab asking if his behavior warrants Pasteurian inoculation.
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van Pelt
Judd
United States Senate
Seeberger
Pasteur
Variety of Society Notes and Rumors From Boston New York
A collage of social gossip and character sketches includes reactions to royal mourning conduct, plans by ex congressman Moody Boynton, Joseph Choate as dinner talker, Senator Hampton’s whiskers, centenarian Joseph Hay in Boston, Deputy Sheriff John B. E. Tidd’s service, Mrs Helyar as Washington’s leading woman, a sensational court union of Terry and Althea Hill, L D Ventura reading in New York, Julia Ward Howe presiding, Boston poet Miss Guiney, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton with Susan B Anthony debating the History of Woman Suffrage.
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Prince of Wales
E. Moody Boynton
Joseph H. Choate
Wade Hampton
Mid- Clesex County
John BE. Tidd
Woburn
Ball
Washington
Helyar
Legation
Langtry
San Francisco
St. Louis
Globe- Democrat
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Althea
Sarah Althea Hill
L. D. Ventura
Peppinoe
West Thirty-Eighth Street
New York
Industrial Educational Association
Julia Ward Howe
Boston
Miss Guiney
Albany Journal
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Sanford Mills elects Hopewell treasurer at stockholders meeting
At the Sanford Mills stockholders meeting in Sanford Maine on January 7, John Hopewell Jr of L C Chase & Co was elected treasurer. The resigning treasurer Henry F Chase of Boston is praised for faithful service since 1867 as the company grows from under 50 employees and a $40 000 capital to over 500 workers and $360 000. The board expresses deep regret and wishes him a speedy recovery. Chase had served as financial officer for the corporation and the firm that handles its goods.
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Sanford Mills
Sanford
John Hopewell, Jr
L. C. Chase & Co
H. F. Chase
Boston
Henry F. Chase
Bista
Sanford Milis Ss
Dro
Santorn
Heseved
Ana al
Mr. Chase
L. GC. Chase & Co
Twenty sixth annual Home for Aged Women meeting held
Yesterday afternoon the twenty sixth annual meeting of the Home for Aged Women occurred. Treasurer's report shows receipts from ordinary sources 315 657 30 and expenditures 22 289 30 with bequests 4 886 33. Officers elected include President Henry S Rogers and treasurer W F Matchett with a large list of vice presidents managers and auditors. There are eighty nine inmates and five deaths last year.
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the Home For Aged Women
Henry 8. Rogers
Andrew Cushing
Charles Henry Parker
Samuel Johnson
Matilia Goddard
W. F. Matchett
Henry Emmons
Paul Adams
Richard Beker
Ozras Goodwin
F.C. Manning
RB. F. Brown
James Loney
H. W.W. Warren
Francis Sprague
B. F. Whittemore
Hamilton A. Hill
Abby W. Pearson
Francis Minot
William G. Wild
Robert Williard
Avery Plumer
George Higginson
Cheries
Reunion Planned for Pulaski Guard Veterans in South Boston
Former Pulaski Guard members met at Pythian Hall to form a committee to revive the unit by securing enlistment rolls and placing the company back in service. The committee includes Foss, Weigel, Long, White, Shepard, Bartlett, Gilkie, McNutt, Prescott and Patterson. A reunion is set for Thursday evening January 28 in South Boston.
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Pythian Hall
South
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Paul M. Foss
J. Weigel
M.J. Long
D. L. White
J. W. Shepard
R. E. Bartlett
R. J. Gilkie
J. B. McNutt
C. S. Prescott
George Patterson
Colonel Wright
Johnson
West
Pulaski
Police Ball Arrangements Near Completion at Mechanics Building
Plans for the annual police ball to be held next Wednesday in Mechanics Building near completion. The treasurer reports $4700 collected with more receipts expected from agents. A committee meeting at fourth station next Tuesday at 2 PM will finalize ball arrangements and ticket totals.
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Mechanics’ Building
Marriage of Miss Clara M Richards to Fred B Sterling
Weymouth January 14 A pleasant social event was the marriage of Miss Clara M Richards daughter of Joseph Richards Weymouth to Mr Fred B Sterling of Keene New Hampshire The ceremony was at the bride's father residence by Rev Eben Tirrell Jr of South Manchester Conn assisted by Rev W Bemis of Weymouth A reception followed and the couple will reside in Keene where Sterling is in business.
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Clara M. Richards
Joseph Richards
Fred. B. Sterling
Keene, N. H
Eben Tirrell, Jr
South Manchester
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W. Bemis O
Sterling
Expressmen's League Dinner Honorees Named
The annual Expressmen's League dinner will occur Wednesday evening March 10. Honorary members elected include Whidden Curtin & Co Hi A Hartley & Co Weeks Potter Henry H Tuttle John P Squire & Co Boston Lead Company L M Dyer E F King & Co Hollingsworth Whitney Carter Rice & Co and Bradley Hastings & Co.
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Henry H. Tuttle
John P. Squire & Co
Boston Lead Company
L. M. Dyer
Hollingsworth & Whitney
Carter, Rice & Co
Bradley, Hastings & Co
Old White House Etiquette Through Jeffersonian Eyes
Washington in January 13 recounts contrasting presidential receptions from Andrew Jackson to Abraham Lincoln, detailing Jackson's informal hospitality, Mrs. Polk's strict etiquette, Lincoln's relaxed welcome, Buchanan's slovenly costume, and Johnson's eccentric circle, with reflections on later presidents and the era's evolving manners.
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Is He a Martyr in the Herrick Withrow Affair
A reader critiques Pastor Park Street Church and Dr. Withrow in the Herrick Withrow dispute. The piece accuses Withrow of shifting defenses and posing as persecuted while defending old theology and denying letters. It likens his martyrdom claim to Joseph Cook and Banquo’s ghost, urging factual confrontation.
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van Pelt
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Elevated Railway Station Ideas Draw Crowded Attention
The Post reports broad support for Mr. David Moulton’s plan to use second floors of adjacent buildings for elevated railway stations. Inventor R T White proposes an electric operated bridge and gates to link tracks and stations without street descent, while critics cite high costs and tenant disruption as major objections.
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New York
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South Shore wreckers recover Joel Cook crew after storm
The schooner Joel Cook, 645 tons coal, left Philadelphia Jan 5 bound for Boston. Stranded on Third Cliff off Scituate in a gale, the crew survived after rescue by Captain Stanley’s Fourth Cliff life savers. Wreckers looted cabins before lawmen arrived. the vessel, built Cooper's Point NJ in 1882, owned by Jere Smith of Philadelphia, will be a total loss.
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California Ex cursion to the Pacific Slope by Raymond Whitcomb
The fourth and last winter excursion to California departs Boston on February 11 with stops at Chicago Santa Fe and Los Angeles. Tickets allow return or travel with a party and include first class accommodations and options at Hotel del Monte Monterey. Also two Mexico trips offered February 11 and March 11 by W Raymond.
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Customs Decisions Clarify Reentry Duties and Classifications
The New York Commercial Bulletin notes that an American built carriage repaired in Canada and returned is dutiable at foreign market value upon re-entry. An English gun sent for repair is taxed on return by foreign value. Lead ores from Mexico may be free when silver predominates, or duty taxed if lead dominates. Ramie fibre is duty free crude but 10 percent upon refining. Pepper shells’ free entry awaits Boston collector’s further decision on appeal. Soap stock is assessed at 25 percent as expressed oil.
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Sullivan and Jacobs in Paris Rabies Controversy
The Groton pair, Charles Jacobs and his hired man John J. Sullivan, faced scrutiny after a dog on Jacobs’s farm contracted an eruption and died. Sullivan allowed the dog to lick an injury on his chin, followed by the horse’s illness and death, prompting fears of hydrophobia and a Paris visit for Moniteur’s treatment.
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Train schedules and fares across Boston to New England routes
Regional timetable details list daily and Sunday trains from Boston to Lynn, Saco, North Conway, and numerous coastal towns. Returns and through connections note varying departure times, with sections for weekday and weekend service and remarks on service adjustments and extensions.
Rail timetable fragment lists numerous schedules across towns
A dense OCR fragment catalogs myriad train times for Lowell Wilmington Reading Wakefield Andover Revere Melrose and other places. It includes weekday and evening departures with numerous partial entries and notes on special services like Workingman’s trains and Wednesday Friday runs.
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Old Time Trains List with Schedules and Fares
A garbled 1885 timetable lists multiple train routes and rooms. It mentions sleeping cars for Chicago and New York Central lines, and connections to St. Louis, Troy, Deerfield, and Brattleboro with various departure times, fares, and exchange cars at Ayer Junction.
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the & Ax. i Express
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Aneshire Railroad
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Unclear OCR fragment listing figures and names
Fragmentary page text shows numbers, dates, and the name JOHB ADAMS with a Gen Surt label. No coherent events or news context are readable to summarize a clear item or outcome.
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