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Boston
Sostor
PALLEN FLAT Tinkering Proposals Meet Public Indifference
The Municipal League plans reform through charter changes but public response is flat. Critics say the proposals are not wise reforms and fail to address real difficulties, risking further indifference if revived before the Legislature.
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Municipal League
Post
League
Kolb’s Alabama proclamation echoes European pretenders
The Alabama figure Kolb issues a royal style proclamation that sounds foreign to American ears. The key interest is the Home Market Club response will the Massachusetts group back Kolb as a candidate and continue backing his cause despite his new pose as an American pretender.
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Kolb
Alabama
Atlantic
France
Fon Carlos
Europe
Home Market Club
Massachusetts
Gold Drain Sparks Call for Legislation from Treasury
The commentary notes a seven million dollar gold outflow from the country today and cites a Carlisle remark urging a law to halt perpetual gold drains. It argues Treasury redemption of notes fuels the export, urging destruction of legal tenders after redemption to stabilize reserves and end the cycle of bond sales as a temporary fix.
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Carlisle
Treasury
Gald
Look Out for the Engine Grade Crossings in Massachusetts
Editorial urges abolition of all grade crossings between highways and railroads electric roads and other public transportation. It argues safety and rapid transit demand earlier action and stricter legislation to prevent new crossings and remove existing ones, claiming long term economy.
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Massachusetts
Anc
Mistaken Leniency in Sheehan Pardon Sparks Outcry
The article denounces President Cleveland's pardon of Michael Sheehan of Arlington, who was convicted of fraud in naturalization cases. It argues such a crime threatens liberty and that the pardon undermines justice, insisting there is clear guilt and the penalty should not be reversed.
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Michael Sheehan
Arlington
Sheehan
Cleveland
Massachusetts Perjury Warning on Naturalization Fraud
A public notice condemns advising perjury to obtain fraudulent naturalization. It stresses that such acts are illegal and unenforceable, warning residents in Massachusetts and beyond that fraudulent procedures threaten citizenship and incur serious consequences.
Issue More Bonds At Once Urges Immediate Treasury Aid
The editorial argues for an immediate large bond issue to restore the depleted gold reserve. It proposes issuing one hundred million dollars or more, selling abroad in London to import foreign gold, and criticizes domestic banks for draining gold via previous loans. It urges President Cleveland to act without awaiting Congress.
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Treasury
United States
London
Wall Street
Cleveland
Congress
Post advertising shows 39 per cent gain in early 1895
A notable record for Post advertising in 18% reports over 30 percent rise in January compared with January 1894. The growth is measured by net business value, not ad columns, underscoring improving times and that Post ads pay.
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Hall of Exchange Club lists ex-collector beard for 90 cents
The Observant Citizen notes ex-Collector Alanson W Beard is listed for non payment of a December account amounting to 90 cents in the Exchange Club hall. The report says Beard is likely out of town and the item was spotted by a Post reporter Wednesday night.
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First Night in Boston Draws Notables for Cinderella
The first night of Cinderella at Mechanics' Hall drew a large crowd and high praise. Col Thomas R. Mathews led the event as chief marshal with many guests including Col Charles L. Hovey and Mrs. Shuman, plus numerous Boston civic and social leaders, all attending a lively spectacle with a noted dance sequence.
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Cinderella
Mechanics’ Building
Thomas R. Mathews
A. W. Hersey
William A. Brooks
Charles L. Hovey
Otis H. Marion
Edwin KK. Friend
Satin Supersedes Moire In Women's Fashion
Black satin has overtaken moire in popularity with big satin sleeves replacing velvet, and fur jackets with satin sleeves becoming a fashionable alternative to capes. A humorous tale warns of costly snares in dress updates as women chase current trends amid velvet, lace, and fur trimmings. The piece also notes era fashion observations and mentions James Anthony Froude and Joseph Medill, praising Chicago Tribune leadership and a new Phillis Wheatley club for New Orleans' educated colored women.
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James Anthony Froude
Scribner’s
London
Thuanus
Johnson
Chalmers
Sheridan
Goldsmith
Joseph Medill
Middle West
Chicago Tribune
Greeley
Dana
New Orleans
Phillis Wheatley
Massachusetts
Cinderella Opera Triumph At Boston With Noted Cast
The production features Librettist J. E. M. Sanford and a strong cast led by Miss Maud Chandler as Fairy Godmother and Miss Belle Read in L Imperial. Critics praise Hayes orchestra and Coleman choreographies while the audience includes Gov Greenhalge and numerous dignitaries. An extra performance is offered with boxes and children half price.
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Winslow
French
Arthur L. Spring
Walter H. Dugan
J. E. M. Sanford
William H. Chandler
Medford
Mme. Marius
The
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Sarah le Favor French
Greene
John McCabe
E. L. Caton
Edith Hardy
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Richardson
Sias
Hayes
John J. Coleman
Buffinton
Lovell
Dugan
Coleman
Back Bay
Cress
Greenhalge
Davidson
Champlin
Barrett
Benton
King
Lowell
Boston
Moses
Page
Bunting
Thomas
Mayor Curtis
Harry Curtis
William Simpson
Sidney Hedges
Misses Hedges
Aaron A. Hall
Hall
E. B. Wadsworth
Gaylor
Charles J. Rich
Miss Rich
Dennee
Miss Long
Howard
H. H. Nickerson
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
John P. Faure
New York Floating Hospital Committee
Charles ©. Stearns
Miss Stearns
Arnold
C. A. Page
B. B. Phillips
Philadelphia
L. G. Burnham
Jere Williams
Florence Bunting
Mildred Williams
D. Henry Cram
Horace Marion
Otis Marion
Wood
Emma Sawyer
J. M. Reber
F. E. Whiting
Frank Ferguson
George Payson Tracy
Excelsior, Jr
Tracy
James Stack
George R. White
F. Bradbury
William Otis
Save Asbury Temple Not Sold Today in Waltham
Asbury Temple of Waltham will not be sold today as expected. A joint meeting of the investment committee of Waltham Savings Bank and the citizens committee to raise funds to save the building decided to grant thirty days. Citizens committee plans were presented and fundraising will be pushed quickly to meet the new Feb 26 sale date.
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Farmers Distinguish alumni gather at Quincy House reunion
Massachusetts Agricultural College Alumni Corporation held its annual reunion at Quincy House with a business meeting and new members admitted. Toasts led by President Charles A. Bowman featured speakers including F A Hill William K Sessions Henry E Alvord C H Fernald W L Morse George M Whitaker F H Osgood W Barker C W Minot and Elmer D Howe representing education agriculture and state commissions.
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Quincy House
Charles A. Bowman
F. A. Hill
State Board of Education
William K. Sessions
State Board of Agriculture
Henry E. Alvord
New Hampshire Agricultural College
C. H. Fernald
Amherst
W. L. Morse
Aggs Life
George M. Whitaker
New England Farmer
F. H. Osgood
State Cattle Commission
W. H. Bowker
Amherst Board of Trustees
C. W. Minot
Gypsy Moth Commission
Elmer D. Howe
Massachusetts State Grange
Harvard Musical Association Dinner at Young's
The Harvard Musical Association held its annual dinner at Young's last evening with 8 Lothrop Thorndike presiding. After-dinner exercises were informal and convivial.
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Harvard Musical Association
Young
Lothrop Thorndike
Literary Gossip and Notable Firsts in Print History
Captain Charles King writes The Story of Fort Trayne as a new novel. Arkwright began learning English grammar at 50 to improve writing skills. Dr Hale’s father started Boston’s first daily paper, Edward Everett grew up amid newspapers, and his views on journalists draw interest. A 1594 London Martin Luther Bible is owned by Thomas H. Wells, a rare first-translation edition.
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Charles King
Fort Trayne
Arkwright
Dr. Hale
Boston
Edward Everett
Martin Luther
London
Thomas H. Wells
Luther
Notes of the Churches in Boston This Week
The piece outlines ongoing and upcoming church activities across Boston. Hunter and Crossley extend engagement at the People's Temple, cantata at First Baptist, Pray services at Barker Memorial, Grand organ installation by Butler & Gilbert, Miles Grant at Emerald Street Advent Christian Church, and various lectures and services at Brighton Congregational, Mt. Vernon, Bulfinch Place, and Church of the Messiah. Multiple preachers including Dr. Brewster and deacon elects noted. benevolent work reported at Walnut Avenue Congregational.
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Crossley
People’s Temple
Holy City
Gaul
Gertrude Edmands
Barker Memorial
Upham’s Corner
Messrs
Emerald Street Advent Christian Church of
Boston
Miles Grant
Colonel Ingersoll
Lder Grant
Brighton
Mt. Vernon League of
Mt. Vernon
C. N. Crittenton
New York City
Florence Crittenton Mission
Arthur May Knapp
Unitarian
Japan
Bulfinch Place
James Logan Gordon
Association Hall
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Joseph Stewart
Howard Street
G. L. Richards
Church of the Messiah
St. Ambrose Choir Guild
George Shinn
Frank Beebe
Chauncey Brewster
D. D
Grace Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gainsborough
St. Stephen's Street
Brewster
Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Walnut Avenue
Dale Street
Roxbury
Charles T. Barry
Judson Smith
Francis W. Goss
M. D
Josiah S&s. Tappan
Edwin D. Bell
J. K. M. L. Farquhar
Charles W. Merrill
Herbert E. W. Chutter
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