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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1886

Page

2

Ferry Board Mismanages City Lines and Calls for Overhaul

An editorial rebukes the ferry directors elected last year for extravagant and possibly unlawful spending. It notes a large, ill supervised budget, an ousted clerk, and calls for an investigation and new leadership. The piece contrasts Mayor’s suspension of a department head with broader calls to end mismanagement. It questions alignment with party bosses and warns against continued excess.

Cape Cod Berkshire Hills Meehan Robeson and Chandler Boston

Critique of a National University Scheme in the Senate

The piece questions Senator Ingalls's national university proposal in the Senate arguing that government control would invite politics into academia. It warns that tying learning to government machinery risks biassed decisions and recalls early republic ideals versus paternal centralization.

Senator Ingalls National University Senate Washington District of Columbia Ingalls Congressional Library Patent Office Smithsonian Institution National Museum Agricultural Department Naval Army Medical Museum Naval Observatory Republic

Secretary Lamar Sets Telephones Case in Motion

Secretary Lamar’s decision in the telephone case was expected and foreshadowed. He likely found a strong prima facie case against the Bell company and urged the government to challenge a major patent. The Attorney General’s stance aligns, signaling the Supreme Court may review the patent’s validity affecting substantial fortunes.

Lamar Washington Bell Company Department of Justice Supreme Court Boston Pilkington Lady Pilkington Marion A. D. Tenney-Lorenzen Smith Ashworth Barrett Hines Durkee Parmenter Clarence W. Smith Abbott Station 3 Parmentier

George Edmunds Invited to President’s Late Dinner Over Sherman

The Republican Senator guest list at the President’s late dinner includes George F. Edmunds instead of John Sherman. Edmunds is not the President pro tempore, though Sherman holds that position, indicating a notable personnel choice.

George F. Edmunds John Sherman Mr. Edmunds Senate

President Faces Senate Over Suspension Power

The piece argues the President has broad authority to suspend Republican officers under civil service law and criticizes Senate committees for questioning the removals. It contends the Senate’s duty is limited to evaluating appointee character and accuses Republicans of acting as if they still control the government.

Senate Cleveland

Governor Chase letter cited by Halstead prompts revisions

The Cincinnati Gazette comments on M. Halstead spelling out public missteps from a 1863 Governor Chase letter. It argues Mr. H would revise errors if pressured by publicity, though Halstead’s folly may persist. the writer notes Halstead has not clearly changed.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette Governor Chase Halstead

Stebbins Falls Out With City Republicans Over Alleged Vote Purchases

Mr Stebbins loses standing in the party after admitting the city committee spent 8000 dollars to buy votes two campaigns ago. The Journal condemns Harper's Weekly depiction of Mayor O'Brien with the President and mocks reformers who oust Republican officeholders as rewards for service.

Stebbins Journal Harper’s Weekly O’brien

House approves presidential succession bill as is

The House passes the presidential succession bill exactly as received from the Senate. Observers see it as an important issue nearly settled promptly and satisfactorily.

House Senate

Winter miscellany note card with society quips and wits

A stitched-together review of society items and satirical jests cites figures like Mr Goode and Lamar, discusses Oscar Wilde and the Prince of Wales, and rails at fashion and politics. It notes Holmes house demolition, New England stockholders, and odd dialogues from urban papers.

Oscar Wilde Prince of Wales

Opera Manager Amid Turmoil and Theatrical Gossip

Boston scenes recount Colonel Mapleson handling contract plays and a stormy Sunday concert as stars like Nordica and Gerster loom in debate. Booth, Irving, and the Museum company are contrasted, while Colonel Richardson’s Mississippi cotton empire and grand Jackson tomb close the piece.

Colonel Mapleson Lablache Boston Richelieu Hamlet Macbeth Foo King Richard Ill Mr. Booth Iogo Julius C Zesar Boston Museum Company Little EM

Notable Washington Social Roundup With Bets and Bets on Bonds

A broad Washington social whirl includes Hon. Frank Jones en route to Florida, journalist Stephen Meany in New York, and Mrs. Julia Ward Howe wintering at the Hotel Berkeley. Highlights cover Gen. Banks birthday plans, Chauncey Depew’s Union League presidency, Lily Langtry’s U.S. securities stake, Miss Kate Field buying property, and prominent figures from Holmes Poore to Noyes and Sears, with ties to Bath postmaster and local elites.

Frank Jones New Hampshire Washington Florida Stephen J. Meany New York Julia Ward Howe Miss Howe Berkeley Rankin Wisconsin Chauncey M. Depew Union League Club William M. Evarts Virginia Vaughan Lily Langtry America New York Securities Kate Field Sixteenth Q Streets Ben Perley Poora John Quincy Adams Fran Anna Steiniger Clark Henry L. Higginson Commonwealth Avenue Noyes Canada Harry Andrews Lewiston Journal Maine S. E. Mey Pine Tree State Rambler Andrews Kennebec Valley Journal Maine News Boston The Graphic J. Montgomery Sears Monty” Sears Joshua Sears Arlington Street

Fragmented OCR Snippet Lacks Clear News Row

The readable text shows a damaged OCR fragment with scattered numbers and letters. No identifiable person, place, date, event, or organization can be determined to form a coherent news item or subject.

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