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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1886

Page

2

Outlook favorable for fishermen says Washington dispatches

Washington correspondence indicates a favorable outlook for American fishermen. The administration has not pressed Congress for a commission, and while Bayard supported a commission, no administration ally is obliged to back a treaty. The piece argues against tying reciprocity to fisheries and notes the half cent duty is minor amid broader tariff issues.

Vhs The Post Washington Congress Perry Belmont Bayard West Canada Great Britain Frye Boston Gloucester Great Lakes New England Provincetown Maine United States Cape Ann Salem Endicott Winthrop America Northwest

English landlords and land policy in the American West

The piece argues against absentee English landlords like William Scully buying vast western tracts. It warns such 'landlordism' undermines settler rights and republican health, urging that the United States must keep land under the broad ownership of its people to preserve political and social vitality.

Hlitterto America Actus William Scully England Chicago Tribune Scully Ireland West United States

Emigration Movements Among South Negroes Reported

Reports from the South Atlantic and Gulf States describe three active emigration efforts. One moves from the South Atlantic to Arkansas, another from the Carolinas to California, and a third under the United Transatlantic Society for Africa colonization with a Kansas City convention planned to refine its program.

South’ Atlantic Gulf States New Orleans Times South Atlantic States Arkansas Carolinas California United Transatlantic Society For the Colonization of Africa Kansas City Hatter

Halifax Morning Herald Roasts Frye On Annexation Fear

The Halifax Morning Herald argues against Senator Frye’s annexation claims by asking why he seeks admission of people who threaten his own state’s markets. It states it does not want annexation and warns annexation would ruin New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island just as Maine’s tariff laws ruined the state.

Republic Stage Belt South Thomas Conway Wendell Phillips Kansas Indiana Halifax Morning Herald Senator Frye Mr. Frye New Brunswick Nova Scotia Prince Edward Herald Canada Frye N. A Highlander Edmund Yates Uoendon World Patti America Rrussia O’ Hern North Carolina O’ Hara Washington Albert Lybrook Richmond Ind Algiers Edmund Batchelder Dearborn Chapman School Parker House Historic-Genealogical Society Messrs Liebknecht Bebel Labor and Socialist Movement Germany Reichstag United States Socialistic Labor Party Cartier Senator Manderson Nebraska Bradley Gray Miller Justice Bradley Justice Gray Justice Miller Thursday Evening Club William Everett Jerome Napoleon Vlon-Plon Victoria

Boston harbor master appointment bill targets local self government

Senator Gove from East Boston pushes a bill to have the harbor master appointed by the police board instead of the Mayor. The measure is seen as a blow to local self government and a bid for Republican patronage, provoking strong local criticism of those who would surrender city rights.

Gove Boston Board of Police Republican Party

President may concede Senate access to suspension papers

The piece notes a possible agreement between the President and Senator Edmunds on Senate access to department files in Washington about officer suspensions. It suggests the President may not be compelled to disclose reasons for removals, and claims Kumund’s resolution on District Attorney Duskin’s suspension is partisan.

Edmunds Senate Washington Kumunds Duskin

Evarts Seen as Silver Sphinx on Coinage Views

Mr. Evarts remains enigmatic on the coinage question as observers seek his stance, a topic whose importance may have been overstated and still yields no clear statement from him.

Mr. Evarts Silver Sphinx

Fragmented Political Mirth and Nonsense From Philadelphia to Pittsburg

A collection of satirical quips and brief notices from various papers. Riddles about silver dollars and Evarts mingle with jokes on weather, toboggans, gas rates, and a boxer statue. References span Philadelphia, Boston, London, and Pittsburg with short asides on Arson indictments and satire on politicians.

Washington Tharts

Notable Boston Notices and Personal Short Takes

A compilation of local society items and public notices. Miss Marie Van Zandt ill in Moscow. Judge Lowell rents Beacon Brimmer corner house for season. Rev E A Hoyt to lead Universalist church 61 Johnnsbury VA Feb 7. Mme Lillian Norton to join Mapleson company in NYC. Dolan dying father of Matthew Polan legislator. Various travels and opinions on art, politics, and transit schemes in Boston society.

Lowell Beacon and Brimmer Streets E. A. Hoyt Boston Universalist Church Johnnsbury, VI Mme Lillian Norton New York Mme. Nordstrom Mapleson Opera Company Lawrence K. Dolan West End Matthew Polan Ward 8

Prohibition Dialogue Confusion At Kimball Hotel Corner

An Atlanta visitor speaks in a muddled exchange at the Kimball Hotel, insisting on a “bitch” and a drink while noting Prohibition differences. The clerk and Detective Foote exchange puzzled looks as the guest complains of misaligned laws and states.

Ferocious Stable Battle Ends in Mare Slaying Bulldog

In Stanley New Jersey a mare and a bulldog fought fifteen minutes with the mare finally killing the dog after breaking free and cornering it in the stall. The mare was mortally injured and later shot. A crowd watched the deadly encounter with no apparent intervention from onlookers.

Stanley N. J Ehrill

The Misogynistic Rant About an Unattractive Woman

A Chicago News column mocks a so called unattractive woman who bristles at every man’s gesture. It ridicules flirts and social cues while lamenting her single status and rumored future loneliness.

Henry B Blackwell Speaks for Woman Suffrage Meeting

Henry B Blackwell defends woman suffrage at a Massachusetts event with Annie Snow and others on stage. He cites petitions from 1261 citizens and notes sustained support from Democratic and Catholic women while opposing poll tax prerequisites. Speakers include Rev Annie H Shaw and Miss Mary F Jastiman. reports from Ontario Quebec and Nova Scotia are shared.

Henry B. Blackwell Tomphley Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Blackwell Ctuze Steste House Boston Robinson Henry L. Pierce Breckwell Annie H. Shaw South Carolina Methodist Episcopal Church Miss Soon

Williams Alumni Annual Dinner and Officers Elected

Williams College alumni in Boston gathered at Parker's for their annual meeting and banquet. Officers chosen include President Rev. C. L. Hutchins and Vice President W. T. R. Marvin with a secretary treasurer Wolcott Johnson.

Williams College Boston Parker’s C. L. Hutchins W. T. R. Marvin Wolcott Johnson Hugh Doherty F. N. Penloubet D.D W. R. Campbell H. R. Dewey KE. W. B. Cunning A. P. Peabody

Beethoven Series Concert at Chickering Hall

The second concert in the Beethoven series at Chickering Hall featured Frau Steiniger-Clark and Herr Franz Kneisel with piano and violin works from Op 30 and Op 118, Selections from Op 10 and Op 118. The pair showed strong collaboration though Steiniger-Clark rushed the first movement of the piano sonata. The next concert on February 2 will include piano violin sonatas Op 96 and Op 24, twelve variations on a Russian dance, and Piano Sonata Op 110, a rarely heard piece likely to attract many students.

Frau Steiniger-Clark Franz Kneisel Chickering Hall Frau Liesinnger-Clark

Massachusetts W C T U Meets in Wesleyan Hall Today

The quarterly meeting of the Massachusetts Woman’s Christian Temperance Union takes place in Wesleyan Hall with sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Reports and discussions form the program. Speakers include Mrs Ada Bowies Mrs Meria Upham Vrake Mrs P B Aydelott Rev A F Newton Miss M L Moreland and George Woodford of Illinois Miss E S Tobey presides.

Massachusetts Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Wesleyan Hall Ada C. Bowies Meria Upham Vrake Aydelott A. F. Newton M. L. Moreland George Woodford Illinois E. S. ‘Tobey State Union

Meeting of Boston Central Branch Irish National League

A meeting of the Boston Central Branch Irish National League will be held in John A. Andrew ball on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

Boston Irish National League John A. Andrew Ball Wsamtad K. Tourgee Franklin $Q Bijou Lhbeathe Miles & Barton

Temperance Delegates Convene in Winchester and Boston

The first convention of temperance delegates in Winchester organized by A V Newton of Worcester and E Treskeill of Boston gathered eighty six delegates from thirty groups. Resolutions called for respect for floor procedures and temperance in public life, with talks by Henry Faxon and others. The Boston side reported the Massachusetts State Temperance Reform Club meeting at Seaman's Friend Society with McCready presiding and new officers installed.

Winchester Jen Henry Faxon Sage Quincy Winhester A. V. Newton Worcester E. Treskeill Boston L. Edwin Dedley Citizens’ Law and Order League Rev T. H. Goodwin Hanover H. H. Faxon R. J. McFarland George W.kimball Natick James Rk, Cetter Harry Hill Charlestown EK. K. Fisher Wellesley Thomas Margetts Frank Dyer Hinghim Joshua Nye Grand Worthy Committee On State Reform Club McCready Cambriae Chelsea Lynn Holliston Wellsley West End W. G. Clapp Norwood Mr. Faxon Mr. Favon Mr. Goodwin Brother Goodwin Faxon Goodwin Rowe Winchester Reform Club Gand Templar Joshua Nye Maine Jeffer&n Boston University School of Law Mr. Crooks KR. J. McFarland Cambrid Spit Massachusetts State Temperance Reform Club The Seaman’s Friend Society Hanover Street Samuel R. McCready Francis L. Bell Nantausket Joan Mandeville Haverhill Charles Mulloy Waltham James Mellard Charleston

Wilson's Wilful Lies In Shaler Bribery Trial

General Shaler bribery case resumes in New York with Monmouth B. Wilson admitting false testimony before Gibbs Senate committee. He claims to have shielded Shaler and cites fear of state prisons. Ex-Mayor Edson identifies army commission records and Madison Avenue armory site notes.

New York Alexander Shaler Monmouth B. Wilson Shaler Shinler Prioa Edson Army Commission Madison Avenue Aself Counel Scott Eigth Regiment Beard Wilson

Annual Meeting of Phillips School Association Officers Elected

The Phillips School Association held its annual meeting with A M Newton presiding pro tem. Officers named include John F Andrew president, Eves H Marston Abram G Wyman Henry M Forristall Owen A Galvin 8 S Blanchard Otis Norcross Dwight Prouty W A Hovey Thomas J Gargan Charles A Grimmons secretary A M Newton treasurer Charles T Abern. A memorial to Mr Gates was authorized for the annual banquet. The annual dues rise to 50 cents, making dues and ticket $2, and the banquet date is urged near February 22.

Phillips School Association A. M. Newton John F. Andrew Eves H. Marston Abram G. Wyman Henry M. Forristall Owen A. Galvin 8. S. Blanchard Otis Norcross Dwight Prouty Resulis Mer Arthur C. Farley

Aristocracy Within Washington Colored Society Cited

A St. Louis Globe-Democrat correspondent describes a rigid Black social elite in Washington centered on the Fifteenth Presbyterian Church. The text notes intermarriage with whites affecting standing, and praises figures like Mrs. O Hara and Mrs Bruce as highly cultivated, nearly white in appearance, with wives and children reflecting elite circles and ambition.

Washington St. Louis Globe- Democrat Fifteenth Presbyterian Church Memperson Bisterford Supreme Court Palmer Michigan Fred Douglas Calle Uniontown

Presidential Beards Through the Ages

The Atlanta Constitution traces presidential facial hair from Washington to Grant noting no mouth hiding whiskers until Grant. It cites Adams and Van Buren with small tufts, Lincoln with a fringe, and later presidents shifting to open faces with Grant’s upper lip hidden and Cleveland first to wear a mustache.

Atlanta Constitution Washington Grant John Quincy Adams Martin van Buren Lincoln Dare White House Hayes Garfield Arthur Cleveland Tilden

Donough Editor Pleads for Delinquents in Mule Campaign

The Donough Weekly editor recounts a four day mule and buggy journey to stir up delinquents. Distinct episodes include mileage figures, hat damage, a 60 cent whip, and varying collections from 159 to 450 dollars. A closing offer promotes selling a printing office and assets.

Donough Jim Alexander

Boston Hotel Company sale spawns new cab venture in city

The Boston Cab Company plans to take over stock and franchises from the Boston Hotel Coach Company and expand with fifty hacks, seventeen coupes, and seventeen coaches. It aims to meet public demand with lower fares and broaden routes, focusing on suburban shoppers and summer pleasure drives while keeping a non aggressive policy and minimal disruption to existing hack drivers. Public fares at State Street stands drop to 25 cents, aligning with the new tariff.

Merrill Moody Merrill Legislative Committee Capale State House Boston Hotel Coach Company Boston Cab Company Companv Brower Field State Street

New England Mutual Life Directors Elected for Three Years

The annual meeting selected Warren Sawer William Hart and William Endicott as directors for three years. The report shows 22 56 policies outstanding insuring 64 634 400 with 300 441 receipts and 16 104 783 net assets. Death claims paid 1 037 096, 48 500 under the forfeiture law. Tribute paid to late actuary Elizur Wright.

New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Warren Sawer William £. Hart William C. Endicott Isol Elizur Wright Canpany

Boston Gentleman Demands Vast Sums From Speaker Carlisle

A Boston man writes to Speaker Carlisle demanding all the silver in the press ary and up to 190 billion dollars in gold and paper. He threatens to travel to Washington to force payment and to appeal to Congress if not given the money.

Carlisle Boston Warhington Congress

Fourteenth Annual Somerville Police Relief Ball Set Tonight

The fourteenth annual ball of the Somerville Police Relief Association occurs this evening at the skating rink on Somerville Avenue. Over 700 tickets have already been sold with success assured. Harvey Dort of Boston will do the entertaining and music is by Borduin's Orchestra.

Somerville Poice Relief Association Ekating Somerville Avenue Harvey Dort Boston Boarduian

Snowbound party moves forward toward Los Angeles

The group that left on January 14 for California, halted at Kinsley Kent by a snow blockade since the 20th, has been moved forward and is scheduled to proceed to Los Angeles arriving Friday the 2nd.

California Kinsley Kent Los Angeles

Friends Honor Joseph Linnell On Fifty Gold Dollar Gift

The friends of Joseph Linnell of Woburn sur prised him last evening on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of its birth and presented him with many valuable presents including an elegant sideboard and fifty gold dollars.

Joseph Linnell Woburn

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