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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1886

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Reform of Taxation and Tariff Debates in The World

The Boston Post notes editorials from The New York World advocating tariff revision. It argues Democrats should push reform, cites rising duties on textiles and consumer goods, and calls for broader consular reform led by Mr. Belmont, with Eugene Schuyler as a key advisor.

New York World House of Representatives Pulitzer Northwest Congress Carlisle Morrison Bureau of Statistics Axminster Senate London Liverpool Manchester Glasgow Havre Belmont Eugene Schuyler Washington

The Moiety System Should Not Be Reinstated

The piece opposes reviving the moiety system, noting its corrupt history under the Republican regime and its later repeal. It cites Aldrich's proposal, Manning’s opposition, and argues the system failed to curb abuses, instead enriching officials and informers while persecuting merchants. It calls for upholding morality and decency and rejects any return to the practice.

Rhode Island Aldrich New York Custom House Manning New York Green Bay Boston

Reform of the Consular Service Proposed by Belmont

The piece argues that Belmont should reform the consular service per a Washington report. It asserts the service is in bad shape and reforms would aid merchants while pleasing new consuls. It notes overpaid consuls in Great Britain and unofficial fees arising from English law.

Belmont Washington Committee On Foreign Affairs Great Britain

Beard in Public Finance Not Political Figure

Massachusetts Democrats back Beard defending annual elections but oppose his attendance in a political debate. He should focus on Commonwealth finances as treasurer serving all, not party interests. The paper suggests Beard has been too visible in campaign style activity and should stay in office quietly.

Massachusetts Beard Commonwealth Mr. Beard

Bangor man ridiculed as fool in public discourse

Boutelle of Bangor endures being called a fool as he asserts his own abilities. The text notes widespread ridicule and a judge remark on his contempt, implying low intelligence and limited appetite. The Speaker concludes the point clearly.

Boutelle Bangor

Rents Rise for Retail Stores in Prime Boston Locations

New York dwelling rents remain steady while commercial rents, especially for retail stores in good locations, are climbing. The article suggests Boston landlords are likely to raise rents similarly.

New York Boston

Fragmented 19th Century Notes and Quips from Hartford Post

A collage of whimsical and satirical items from Hartford Post and others, listing socialites, political quips, and odd anecdotes. Includes mentions of Sara Althea Hill, Russian tea table bells, a Texas quack, Lord Tennyson’s son, taxation and coinage debates, and a Detroit pedler’s city statistics.

To Bogganing Tales and a Wedding Gaffe

A Chicago Herald note shares quirky vignettes from a tobogganing gathering with yellow garter superstition, a bruising mishap, and moonlight fears. It shifts to a humorous wedding scene as Mr Johnson teases Emmet’s suitor Hank Williams, exposing family attitudes and a wary match.

Johnson Darter Emmet Hank Williams Nather Emmet Mr. Johnson Chicago Herald

Notable Western Gentry, Politicians, and Clergy in Brief

A column of rapid sketches notes Minister S. Cox in Constantinople and California Senator Miller near death, with Keene recovering enough to ride. Samuel Eliot replaces Philbrick, who suffers a second cerebral hemorrhage. Bayard’s autograph signature surfaces in Lyons archives as J. E. Chamberlin reshapes Advertiser and Record. Other items salute Canon Farrar’s bread ceremony, Chace’s Quaker courtliness, and Rev Sumner Ellis’s Universalist leadership.

S. Cox Constantinople Senator Miller California Thomas W. Keene Samuel Eliot John D. Philbrick Yesday Bayard Chamber of Notaries Lyons J. E. Chamberlin Advertiser Record Newport News Henry Guy Carleton Whitney Cincinnati Civil Service Edgerton Fort Wayne Farrar Old St. Margaret’s Westminster Abbey Senator Chace Rhode Island Chicago Sumner Ellis Boston Ellis Universalist

Harvard Lampoon prizes and college notices mix of awards and deaths

Harvard College notes feature Bowdoin prize winners and prize amounts for dissertations and essays, honors for the Advocate and its fortieth volume, Lampoon board appointments, and a baseball captain's family bereavement. Details include names such as Richard Aldrich, S. A. Eliot, E. C. Lunt, and A. D. Corey, with Morgan to lead in Morgan’s absence and T. Woodbury as acting captain. Also mentions Shakespeare Club lectures at Sanders Theatre with Lawrence Barrett and Henry Ward Beecher among attendees.

Messrs Wheeler and Winkler Batte Fredericksburg Webster and Wells Gettysburg Lampoon Board Lampoon Bowdoin Richard Aldrich W.F. Dana A. B Law School Ralph Waldo Emerson S. A. Eliot Divinity School E. C. Lunt Penrose Ruskin F. E. E. Hamilton Boniface Apostle A. D. Corey A. T. Dudley S. L. Harding L. H. Morgan Washington Morgan T. Woodbury Advocate M. D. Mitchell T. Sempers Shakespeare Club Sanders Theatre Lawrence Barrett Franklin Sargent Henry Ward Beecher Kienry A

Boston club clash on Bland silver dollar policy

Clapp of the Boston Advertiser is invited to speak as the union plans a Feb 18 meeting to debate whether the Bland silver dollar coinage should be discontinued. Affirmative leads include M. G. Hobbs and B. Harvey with J. J. Shaughnessy and B. Chenoweth for the negative. A finance club meeting Tuesday discussed Manning’s last report with T. H. Gage. A bust of Charles Russell Lowell by the sculptor of the John Harvard statue was placed in Memorial Hall.

Finance Club Manning T. H. Gage Charles Russell Lowell French John Harvard Memorial Fil Balfe Alfa Norman English Opera Company Bijou Park Theatre Effe Elisler Lawrence Barrett Globe Yorick David Garrick King’s Pleasure Wonder Hernani Francesca da Rimini Edwin Booth Boston Museum Julius Cesar Hollis Street Mansfield Ida Nulle Bartley Campbell Siberia Howard Atheneum Campbell St. Bernards Chauncy Morton Olgna Martin Sisters World’s Museum Sappho Boston Ideal Opera Company Boston Theatre Sidney Dickinson Tremont Temple Germany Nuremberg Berlin Dresden Munich Vienna Kate Claxton Charles A. Stevenson Brooklyn James O’neill Monte Cristo South New England Boston Fechter Clara Morris the Globe Multen New Magdalen Alixe Camille Dion Boucicault San Francisco Boucicault Vincent D. J. Miguinniss

Highland Street Railway Consolidation Plan Explored

A consolidation petition presented to the Legislature on Tuesday prompts wide discussion. Moody Merrill outlines a goal to fuse Highland Middlesex and South Boston lines, prioritizing consolidation over cable systems while aiming to cut street cars and harmonize action. Powers predicts public and company benefits, expects a self sustaining merged line, and notes possible cable routes on Main Charlestown Columbus Shawmut Broadway. He believes most stockholders would back the plan and foresee little opposition.

Highland Street Railway Company Moody Merrill Highland, Middlesex South Boston Powers Middlesex Road Tne Metropolitan Road Main Street Charlestown Columbus Shawmut Avenues Broadway Boston

Robbery at Friend Street Store Seizes 2700 Cash

A store owner and his bookkeeper report a bold interior safekeeping theft at 2700 dollars after locking money in an iron chest. The Dutch lock and auger hole suggest a planned entry by someone familiar with the safe. Police investigate with officers Daly, Watts, and Captain Wilkins. The incident follows a day of odd clues and a curtained office window.

F. A. Leavitt Wilkins Daly Watts Coolidge Friend Street

Arrest Warrant Drawn In Fraud Case Against Gilbert Elliott

Gilbert R. Elliott, inventor linked to Continental Cash Car Company patents and a door spring, faced a grand jury in Dedham over alleged asset concealment and a $75,000 stock transfer to his wife. A legal decree shifted the stock to the assignee, prompting a governor’s request for his arrest in New York, where Officer Pratt prepared to extradite him as of Tuesday night.

Gilbert R. Elliott Continental Cash Car Company Elliott Charles Ga New York Grand Jury Dedham Robinson Wade Byrnes Massachusetts Pratt

Printer McQueensy Attaches Funds Of Police Relief

The Boston Police Relief Association ball planning led to a bid dispute over printing. Committee members voted for McQueeney over Kiley, but the chair reversed course, new bids were sought, and Kiley won. Gargan later served the treasurer with a $1000 attachment for breach of contract. case pending.

Bostom Police Relief Association Comee Lyons McCarthy Michael J. Kiley Rockwell & Churchill Frank J. McQueeney Kiley McQueeney Comes Thomas J. Gargan The Relief Association

Somerville Police Ball draws crowd at 12th relief event

Somerville avenue skating rink hosted the Somerville Police Relief Association ball with about 1500 attendees. Goardman’s orchestra provided music for roughly thirty dances, raising nearly 1200 dollars for the relief fund as police officials and city guests attended.

Somerville Avenue Somerville Somerville Police Relief Association Goardman Parkhurst Perry Dow Cavanagh Sna Bean Carleton Leighton Hafford Carter Kelley Smith Johnson Miller Fules Eaton Hamblin Brown Skinner Bodge Oliver Staples Kinsley Fuller Association Th Cop Yan Cavahagn Clay’s Folson Cambridge Alderman Moore Waltham Burns Comee Boston

Massachu setts Woman's Relief Corps delegates meet

The Massachusetts department met at Friendship Hall with Mrs. S Agnes Parker presiding. Mrs. Goodale urged continued support to assist distressed comrades as 17 corps and 1,226 members were added since the last annual convention, bringing total membership to 3,800. Miss Mary Elliott, secretary, reported 1,278 initiated, 23 transferred, 79 reinstated, 1,380 net gain, 282 lost to death, honorable discharge, suspension. Three new corps formed John Rogers Mansfield 49 charter members Isaac Davis West Acton 65 charter members Thomas G Stevenson Roxbury 15 charter members, bringing current membership to 3,863.

Department of Massachusetts Woman’s Relief Corps Friendship Hall S. Agnes Parker Goodale Department Grand Army Mary Elliott John Rogers Mansfield Isaac Davis West Acton Thomas G. Stevenson Roxbury

Webster Graduates Reunion at Union Hall Cambridge

The thirteenth annual Webster Graduates Association reunion in Union Hall Cambridge drew a large audience. Joshua Wilson welcomed attendees as president, Harvard College quartet performed, Minnie Marshall read, John G C Kelley violin, Virginia L Phelan sang, and J Howard Richardson led the orchestra. Supper by Harvey Blunt of Boston followed with dancing.

Webster Graduates’ Association Union Hall Central Square Cambridge Joshua Wilson Harvard College Quartet Minnie Marshall John GC. Kelley Virginia L. Phelan J. Howard Richardson Harvey Blunt Boston Henry A. Locke Frank Whipple William H. Ford Frank Jackson Samuel Goodell James Isaac George Phelan Kate White Susie Hnovay Jennie L. Dow Carrie A. Clarke Ida Hubbard Annie Pierce May Whitney

Ladies Aid Association Annual Meeting at Hospital

The Ladies Aid Association held its annual meeting at Massachusetts Homeogythic Hospital with Mrs. William J. Pope presiding. Miss Mary J. May reported a large increase in work and noted about 250 annual subscribers. The group has raised 603 to support the Homeopathic Training School for Nurses.

Ladies’ Aid Asociation Massachusetts Homoogythic Hospital William J. Pope Mary J. May Homeopathic Training School

Futtie's Version of Post Office Troubles in South Acton

James Tuttle defends Postmaster Reed in South Acton letter to the editor. He says Reed could have obtained a central building through offers of fixtures goods and goodwill worth 650 dollars, but Reed declined. The post office remains at Reed's residence as of January 27.

Atlanta Constitution Camden Kenna West Virginia Ife Atiar Boston Reed Dana Hayward Witherbee Buiding Hayward South Acton James Tuttle

Salem Hospital Annual Meeting and Officers Elected

Salem Hospital reports show year end legacies of 25172 from John Archer estate 1000 from Caroline FoHansbee and 706 from E R Peele. Record numbers of patients 172 inpatients and 1239 outpatients with expenditures of 17907 838. Trustees elected include James Curwen L B Harrington C A Ropes Arthur Kemble Joseph Price W G Webb J C Osgood R C Manning J Dugan L S Tuckerman D D Way and Edward Ropes. Clerk treasurer Cheries S Rea consulting physician George A Perkins M D attending physicians David Choate William Neilson A H Johnson and J P Fessenden superintendent T L Perkins matron Miss Emily Sturmy steward William M Sanborn

Salem Hospital Corporation Fhe John Archer Caroline FoHansbee E. R. Peele James 8. Curwen L. B. Harrington C.A. Ropes Arthur Kemble Joseph Price W. G. Webb J. C. Osgood R. C. Manning J. Dugan L. S. Tuckerman D. D. Way Edward Ropes Cbheries S, Rea George A. Perkins M. D David Choate William Neilson A. H. Johnson J. P. Fessenden T. L. Perkins Emily Sturmy William M. Sanborn

Fragmentary OCR Note from Winchester 244 8

Fragmentary text from Winchester 244 appears to be garbled with incomplete captions and names. No clear event date or identifiable organizations or persons are readable to form a valid summary or headline.

Free Baptists Convene Massachusetts Association Meeting

The Massachusetts Association of Free Baptists Churches met with the Boston Church on Shawmut avenue and Rutland street. About 300 delegates from across the state attended as Rev. D W Pavis of Amesbury opened the morning, with sermons by Rev. G N Howard and Rev. James L Phillips among others, and evening praise led by Rev. H T Barnard. The gathering discussed Sabbath school Christian enterprise, prayer meetings, lectures and fund-raising concerts for church benefit before adjourning to resume next morning.

Massachusetts Association of Free Baptis Boston Shawmut Avenue Rutland Street D. W. Pavis Amesbury G. N. Howard Lowell A Russell Christian Enterprise C. S. Frost Somerville E. B. Stiles E. G. Wesley H. T. Barnard Brockton James L. Phillips Midnapore India

Musical and literary evening by Odd Fellows lodge at Friendship Hall

Oriental Lodge No. 10 hosted a musical and literary program before a good crowd at Friendship Hall. J Albert Snow accompanied, with a committee including C A Mooar and George W Varney organizing. Performers featured The Ladies Schubert Quartet and artists Jessie Hdna Oliver Jennie Barker Worcester Grace Cobb Crawford Annie Louise Whitcomb Dundrey H Prescott and Harry A Bower all delivering well rendered selections.

Oriental Lodge Order of Odd Fellows Friendship Hall J. Albert Snow Messrs. C. A. Mooar George W. Varney W. P. Gould J.C. Nolan F. H. Burdette KE. C. Howe Alfred Barton C. E. Reynolds Elmer Millett

Post 113 G A R Banquet At Parker's Attracts Attendees

Members of Post 113 G A R held a monthly banquet at Parker's last evening with a large attendance. Major Augustine Sanderson presided and speeches were made by members and visiting dignitaries including Colonel M P Walker and Colonel Thomas from Governors staffs, Comrade Reid, Comrade General Thomas, Captain Wellington, and a welcome to Post Surgeon Dr J H Warren who just returned after two years in Florida.

Parker Augustine Sanderson M. P. Walker Robinson Thomas Patterson Pennsylvania Reid Passaic N. J General Thomas Chicago Wellington Worcester J. H. Warren Florida

Artists night at Paint and Clay Club drew near a hundred

The Artists' night at the Paint and Clay Club drew about 100 invited guests. The club room held a loan collection of photographs of old masters. A musical program directed by Louis C. Elson featured Signor Kotoli Signor Campanani Mr Dennee and Mr Elson with vocal piano and violin selections. The collage spread was well received.

Louis C. Elson Signor Kotoli Signor Campanani Dennee Elson

Daily Train Routes Through Saugus Branch to Scarboro Junction

Train notes list workingmen's service via Western Division between North Berwick and Scarboro Junction and via South Reading Branch from Baster station Haymarket square. James T. Furber, General Manager.

Tim Washington Street Boston Sprringaard Pittsfield Albany Wrest the & An Sealahuatnane Springfield Syracuse Caat Buffalo Aessuen St. Louis Worcester Re Pais Cleveland Rochester Watrolt Chicago Staffield North Chatham Hudson Il Am Palmer Ware River Hartford New Haven New York Tilton Laconia Lake Village Wells Meredith Ashland Plymouth Franklin Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Essex Junction Burlington St. Albans Fort Plymouth Warren Haverhill Woodsville Newport St. Johnsbury Sherbrook Quebec Montreal Ogdensburg Bristol Claremont White Mountain Division Northern Division Pullmana Central Vermont R.B Passumpsie H.R. Parior aVia

Fragmented data list with odd numbers and times

A garbled sequence of numbers, times, and symbols from a readable fragment. No coherent event or entities emerge beyond scattered figures and days. The text resembles a ledger or table extraction with no clear people, places, or actions to summarize.

Ives Browne Wedding at Salem Tabernacle

Augustine P. Ives, son of Henry P. Ives, wed Kate UC Browne at Salem Tabernacle yesterday afternoon. Rev DeWitt Clark officiated before a large crowd of over 700. The bride wore a prune suit and the couple left for a short wedding trip. Ushers included Ernest and Nathan Ives, Chester Estes, Joseph Newhall, Fred Allen, and Harry Proctor.

Tabernacle Church Salem Augustine P. Ives Henry P. Ives Kate UC. Browne DeWitt 8 Clark Twain Ernest and Nathan Ives Chester L. Estes Rockland Joseph Newhall Fred Allen Harry O. Proctor

Fragmented Rail Timetable Scrawl From Long-Dead Ledger

A dense OCR excerpt outlines train times, fares, and notes across multiple routes. It lists Sunday schedules, various stations, prices in old currency, and scattered days of operation, with erratic punctuation and fragmented phrases typical of a historical timetable page. The jumble includes references to New York lines, Shore Line, and returns, alongside stray names and shorthand codes.

Great Southern Charleston Savannah Florida Superior Boston

Train Schedules From Boston to Jefferson and Nearby Stations

Timetables commence Monday December 14 1885 detailing multiple daily departures from Boston to Jefferson and various stations including Oakdale Sudbury Weston Belmont Waltham and others. Express and local services listed with morning and afternoon slots and Sundays service variants.

Boston Jefferson and Way SUN Jefferson Oakdale W. Begiatin Met Beyistom Clinton Het Berlin Tiucion Set Express Hmeckbottom Sum So Sudbury Ph Wayland Weston Belmont Waverly Waltham Bet Pert Millen Deigtt

Boston Herald Buy Offers Optimism and Improvements

In buying the Post, the Boston Herald promises not only the existing newspaper with its features but also great improvements ahead, a message aimed at readers whose optimism needs bracing.

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Curcurd Railroad and Banoo post Oct five trains

Partial OCR text notes Boston departures from B and L depots for Rochester with upper railroads mentioned. Times 7.8 98.80 and other numbers appear scattered. Mentions missions 80 780 1530 and a series of unreadable phrases.

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