Governor’s use of public funds questioned in Senate probe clash
The piece defends inquiry while attacking Governor and treasurer over $94,402 of state money spent on the New York and New England bond matter. It criticizes Cyrus W. Field references and calls for fair, open proceedings, contrasting with ex parte statements and urging accountability amid South and national economic gains in 1880s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertiser
Joyner
New York
New England
Robinson
Cyrus W. Field
Mr. Field
Mr. Robinson
Field
New York and
New England Road
Metropolis
Massachusetts
Canadian threats on fisheries urge Congress to act
A Montreal despatch says Ottawa may seize American vessels within the three mile limit if Congress does not authorize a fisheries commission. The threat is to pressure Congress, but fishermen prefer risk of seizure to a commission. Ottawa’s aim is to back Canadian manufacturers while competing with bounty-fed Canada. Congress should ignore the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Congress
Ottawa
Campobello
New England
Southern Prosperity Surges With 1885 Industrial Rise
The Manufacturers' Record highlights South region growth for 1885, noting a record of prosperity and rapid development. Since 1880 the South has added over 10,400 miles of railroad and invested nearly $575 million in roads and improvements, challenging old perceptions of a stagnant region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
South
England
Republic
Mason and Dixon
Senator Edmunds and Mugwump Support Questioned
The piece argues Senator Edmunds is morally upright yet politically partisan. It states his actions toward Logan's nomination and the suspension process are aimed at political gain. It cautions Republicans to avoid pressuring the President for reasons behind suspensions and asserts Cleveland’s defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Logan
Senate
Illinois
Edmunds
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Logan
Cleveland
Mr. Edmunds
Washington Post
German proposal for state liquor monopoly shocks critics
The German government proposes buying all spirits, refining them in state establishments, and selling to wholesale dealers. Licenses would be required for manufacturers and retailers, with a uniform national purchase price and a retail price about four times higher. Critics warn it signals extreme paternalism, threatening private enterprise and competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Bismarck
Bismarck
Law and Order League
Connecticut backs seacoast defense plan with forts and ironclads
Connecticut's Legislature adopts a formal resolution urging Senators and Representatives to push for coastal defense measures. The move is urged as a unified New England stance, with expectation that other states will concur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Congress
New England
Hazen Accused of Misappropriating Arctic Expedition Funds
The Second Comptroller Maynard disallows items in the signal office accounts, a ruling seen as unfair but not affecting Hazen. The piece notes expenditures for books for men at Point Barrow and contrasts with Greely. It states Hazen misappropriated large sums from observation and report appropriations tied to Arctic expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hazen
Arctic
Point Barrow
Greely
Hazen urged to retire and reassign weather service head
The text condemns Hazen as unfit to lead a weather bureau, citing misused funds for storms roads and a greenhouse. It argues the Weather Service should move to a civil department and Hazen be retired as supernumerary, with the signal corps commanded by a major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hazen
Signal Corps
Old Democrat praises Post for Cleveland references
A Covington reader writes to commend the Post and urges sharing it with young friends to learn the party's truths. He laments other papers for offering unhealthy Democratic nourishment and says Cleveland coverage is crucial for the party and the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington, Ky
Cleveland
Bangor Whig and Its Referenced Biddeford Journal
The Bangor Whig, in a sharp tone, mentions the Biddeford Journal, then shifts to a vivid aside about a Boston fire. It praises the fire equipment with melodious bells and admirably played bugles, creating a curious contrast between critique and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor Whig
Boutelle
Biddeford
Boston
Quips and Quirks From a Century Ago in Society and Politics
A sprawling collage of marginal notes, jokes, and notices touches on Democratic circles in Greenfield, Washington Territory’s statehood, an honorary union of Cook County Democrats, and cheeky vignettes from New York and Philadelphia papers. It threads humor about fashion, licensure for laundries, and social scenes with mentions of Cyrus W Field, Chauncey Depew, Moody, and McCormick, alongside playful incidents from Hartford and Boston columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
New York Commercial Bulletin
Evarts
Stoddard
Hartford Post
John
Philadelphia
Pat
Mike
Begorra
Puck
Cyrus W. Field
Field
Chauncey Depew
New York Mail and Express
Noted Figures and Events Stir Atlantic World Gossip
Ex-Senator Tabor wanders New York stock market, F B Sanborn drafts memoir of Thomas Talbot, Rev A A Smith named Boston Bethel pastor. Thaddeus Fairbanks celebrated 90 in St Johnsbury. W H Downes to run Boston Home Journal art section. Miss Love in Washington denies marriage plans. Ramsey wife chose block over bonnet. block sold for 90000. Sarah Bernhardt ill after Mar ion Delorme. John Sherman aging. Amos J Cummings receives warship keel gavel. Vanderbilt oil wealth praised by Paris press for schools and libraries. Physicians puzzled over John Kelly case. Charles Kent may leave Boston Museum Co. Bancroft active at 80. Springer to leave Illinois politics for New Mexico. Indian Oil circus near Providence mocked by Boston, Lighthall dies at San Antonio. Atchison era facts show Paylor inauguration in 1849 delayed. Atchison viewed as de facto president for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Colorado
New York
F. B. Sanborn
Thomas Talbot
A. A. Smith
Yarmouth
Boston Baptist Bethel
Miss Love
Cleveland
Washington
Senator Ramsey
Minneapolis
Ramsey
Sarah Bernhardt
Marion Delorme
John Sherman
Amos J. Cummings
New York Press Club
F. G. Gedney
Sun
St. Lawrence
Lake Ontario
Paris
Vanderbilt
John Kelly
Charles Kent
Boston Museum Company
Museum
Kent
Bancroft
David R. Atchison
Senate
United States
Polk
Paylor
Atchison
Birds and symbols flutter in playful verse from Puck
The piece wittily matches birds to human traits and social symbols. It playfully contrasts creatures like the eagle, owl, goose, bluebird, roc, shielddrake, sand-piper and sparrow with human foibles and items such as spoons and hats, concluding with a wish to be a small bird on a hat rather than a silver spoonbill in a museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Puck
Massachusetts School Suffrage Association Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts School Suffrage Association held its annual convention on Park Street. President Miss Abbie W. May praised growing interest and favorable views on joint town committees and a superintendent. Officers were elected, and the group discussed educator support and women’s roles in school affairs with multiple members and towns represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts School Suffrage Association
Park Street
Abbie W. May
A. A. Bingham
Hhe
King
Misa Lucia M. Peabody
Edward Cheney
Williams
Southboro
Claffin
Quinncy
Everett
Dover
Walton
State Board of Education
Abbey W. May
E. D. Cheney
Alice A. Kingham
Avon Arnaim
S. F. King
J.W. Smith
Boston
W. G. Jackson
Stonenam
L. H
A. P. Rogers
Allan W. Foster
Eliza Shaw
A. M. Louzee
L M. Peabody
L. P. Hale
M. W. Nash
M. A. Everetts
H.C. Williams
South Dover
Missy A. A. Meale
Newtonville
Miss Peabody
Boston Land Company annual meeting reports director elections
The Boston Land Company held its annual stockholders meeting at 48 Congress street. About half the stock was represented, with James W. Converse presiding. Directors elected were Converse Ashley Floyd Watson Ferneworth. Trustees elected were Turner Corners. An amendment allows surplus funds to be invested by a finance committee and in company stock under stockholder vote. The board organized with Converse as chairman and Turner as treasurer and clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Land Company
Affternoon
Congress Street
James W.converse
James W. Converse
O. D. Ashley
Edward ©. Floyd
John C. Wataon
Edward N. Ferneworth
Edward ‘Lorner
Castello C. Corners
Edward Turner
Treasurer's Report Highlights Relief Corps Convention
At the Second Day's convention of the Woman's Relief Corps the treasurer Mr K L Beadle reported a treasury balance of 2901 06. Telegrams of regard and sympathy were sent to Mrs Beadle who could not attend due to illness. A large basket of flowers was presented to the retiring president by Captain J S Adams commander of the department G A R. They were purchased in response to a gratitude gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
K. L. Beadle
Treasury
Beadle
J. 5. Adams
Og Comoender
Department
G. A. KR
Public Voice Voices Critique of Boston Bond Sale
A Boston taxpayer rails at the Boston Daily Advertiser over its coverage of the New York and New England bond sale. The letter denounces secret bids and hush meetings, mocks the governor and treasurer, and calls for a public hearing and full investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
Advertiser
New York
New England
Commonwealth
State Street
Beacon Hill
Massachusetts
Tnenther
Gilbert and Sullivan
Boston State House
Tittepu
Mikado
Poo Beh
Robinson
Gleason
Boston Daily Advertiser
Woman's Influence discussed by Kate Gannett Wells
Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells spoke at the Young Men's Christian Union on A Woman's Influence. She argued influence flows from man's influence on women, stressed affectionate demonstration, and illustrated with family roles. President Baldwin praised mothers and sisters shaping young men. Rev Barrows to speak next week on Economy in Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Gannett Wells
Young Men’s Christian Union
Gaston
Arm Bigon
Baldwin
Christian Union
Wells
S.J. Barrows
Christian Register
Barrett's Double Bill at Globe Theatre
Mr Barrett stars in Yorick's Love and David Garrick delivering strong Yorick performance with suppressed passions and rapid transitions. Supporting cast include Miss Gale as Mistress Alice Wess and Mr Rogers as the Simon Ingot with solid turns from Mr Collings and Mr Sprinzer. Evening praised though weather dampened attendance. Barrett to perform The King's Pleasure and The Wonder tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barrett
Yorick
David Garrick
Globe Theatre
Edmund
Mr. Mostly
Alice Wess
Miss Gale
Oho
Robertson
Woodford
Mr Sprinzer
Waltes
Collins
Heywood
Mr. Hearrest
Adi
Simon
Dinner Tendered for Scots Charitable Society at Quincy House
James Weimyn Jr hosted a complimentary dinner for the Scots Charitable Society at Quincy House last evening with over fifty members in attendance including W J Smith John M Kean Roland McLean George B Berry R L Walker Robert Grey P C Audrey and David Allen Guests included Jeames M Smith president British Charitable Society Edward Owhler and Judge William W Dyer Banquet speeches were given by J M Smith Judge Dyer and Edward Porter A business meeting preceded the dinner. committees named James Weimy s Jr Roland McClaine John C Snowden Mt Auburn committee James Waithland and David M Balford Letters of regret arrived from A D Liversire Allen Cameron A J Cameron of New York Donald Hawsey and James Bogle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Weimyn, Jr
Scots’ Charitable Society
Quincy House
W. J. Smith
John M. Kean
Roland McLean
George B. Berry
R. L. Walker
Robert Grey
P. Cc. Audrey
David Allen
Jeames M. Smith
Presiden British Charitable Society
Edward Owhler
William W. Dyer
Jamier Weimus, Jr
J.M. Smith
Dyer
Edward Porter
Busiess
Investment Committee
James Weimys, Jr
Roland McClaine
John C. Snowden
Mt. Auburn
James Waithland
David M. Balford
A. D. Liver
A 19th Century Costume Ball Attracts Hundreds
In a large turnout about 400 couples attended a neighborhood costume ball with many outfits depicting olden times. Boardman's orchestra played while Caterer Tufts supplied refreshments. Floor captains included A Mackenzie, F A Harrington, N T McKim, L W Shaw, James Nixon, George Leighton and L Whitney. Reception and arrangement committees featured N T McKim, Evelyn Harrington, M A McKim, A Mackenzie, F A Harrington and Addie C Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boardman
Tufts
Messrs
A. Mackenzie
F. A. Harrington
N. T. McKim
L. W. Shaw
James Nixon
George Leighton
L. Whitney
Evelyn Harrington
M. A. Mc
Lowell Courier Suggests Abbott for Semi-Centennial Oration
The Lowell Courier notes James Russell Lowell failed the committee and proposes Judge Josiah G. Abbott as an apt choice. Abbott is described as a Lowell man in civil and political life and familiar with local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Courier
James Russell Lowell
Josiah G. Abbott
Lowell
First Hanover Yacht Club social and ball at Paine Memorial
The Hanover Yacht Club hosted its first social and ball at Paine Memorial Ball attended by about 300 couples. The newly formed club includes Chester Associates Battery Boat Club Mechanics Apprentices and Maverick Associates with officers Commodore F L Perkins and fleet captain R Shaw. Hobbs’s orchestra provided music and Caterer Tufts prepared an elaborate supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Yacht Club
Paine Memorial
Chester Associates
Battery Boat Club
Mechanics’ Apprentices
Maverick
Arsociates
F L. Perkins
W. J. Pitts
J. J. Lawless
T. R. Sulliivan
D. A. Collins
A. J. Redmond
Revetehad
Connolly
J. Monahan
J. la Costi
Vendome Assembly Reception Draws Civic Folk
The Vendome Assembly held its third reception at Hotel Vendome last evening. From 8 to 9 Baldwin's Cadet band played, dancing began at 9 led by Mr. William D. Mendeil, and about sixty couples attended despite bad weather. Late supper in the Veuccime fiali featured floral decorations and honored matrons Mrs. Thomas Moen and Mrs. Samuel P. Mandell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Vendome
Baldwin
William D. Mendeil
Hopper
Boston Police Board Accepts Burleigh Resignation as Waltham Chief
The Boston board of police issued a general order yesterday appointing Patrolman Narcy G. Burleigh of the fourth division as chief of police for the city of Waltham, and his resignation is accepted with an honorable discharge to take effect at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Board of Police
Narcy G. Burleigh
City of
Waltham
Knights and Ladies of Honor Ball Held at Odd Fellows Hall
The New England Lodge of the Knights and Ladies of Honor held its annual private masquerade ball at Odd Fellows Hall last evening, featuring attendees in formal attire and a festive program.
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Knights and Ladies OF Honor
New England
the Knights and Ladies of
Ior
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Providence Shore Line Express Train Schedule Fragment
A fragmented timetable lists trains on the Shore Line Express from Providence to New York, with diverse departure times around morning and afternoon, plus return options. It notes connections at Canton Junction and intermediate stops, and mentions days of operation including Monday adjustments and Sunday inclusions.
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Bostogr
PROVIDENCE _ RAILROAD
York
Pawtuecket
Dodge Webronmville
Attiebore
Mansfield
Eterm
Mast
Foxboro
Sharom
Canton Junction
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A. Hyde Park
Mit
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Rest Hills
Hite Nlaw Ae
Bri
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Providence
Mangfield
Shore Ling SC
Telegraphic Train Schedule Fragments From Boston to West and South
A long OCR listing outlines Boston departures for early trains to Syracuse, Chicago, St. Louis, New York Central routes, and western points. It includes daily and Sunday services with various accommodations, connecting at Gardiner Baldwinville Athol Greenfield and other towns, with many Pullman cars and sleeping coaches noted.
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Montreal
Ottawa
Ogdensburg
Pullman Palace
Carson Wight
Axyaiuae
Fisenburg
oe _ Hudson Canal Company
White Hive
Central Vermont
Sante R.R
Ches- A
Monadnock
Rutland
Washington Street
Boston
A. Faxon
Atrewart
Gen
Manarer
Keene
New York
Middletown
New Haven
Pullman
Hartford
New Britain
Waterbury
Danbury
Ft Kill
NEW England Limited
Air Line
Grand Central Depot
Willimantic
Middletawn
Bristol
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Trenton
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Points South
Norwich
New London
Danielsonville
Putnam
City of Worcester
City of New York
Syracuse
Nwn
Springfeeld
Posbanys
Eid
Saaa
Pittenel Aiaio
Albany
Oelo
Cleveland
St. Louis
Worcester
I Field
Buffalo
Voledo
Chicago
Rochester
Ra Falls
Detroit
Oeae
North Steames
Chatham
Ftudsom
Bru
Palmer
Ware River
Spring
Geld
New Maven
Pullmanz
Unicass
New York Central
St. Lowpang
Troy
The
West
Gardiner
Baldwinville
Ora Milter’s
Greengeld
Sheibergwe Walle
Forth Adame
Boyalstem
Freving
Cerz
Fitchburg
Washwsett
Otter River
Wende Kes
Deergeld
Montague
Ashburmnhaz
Ashvurnham
Hucklandé
Tzoar
Keene and
Werter
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Groton
Pepperell
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Low Hallyr
South Framingham
Amy
Njrmwrg
Afer
Littletam
Adam
Cnangs Ca
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Marin
Geonmeorad
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Tremont Street
Walter B. Eddy
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Richard Mansfield
S. Grant
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George Olmi
Hattie Delaro
Edith Jepnersie
Bijou Theatre
Miles & Barton
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Myra Goodwin
Joan Stetson
Lockine
Lawrence Barrett
Clamba Morris
James O'Neill
Monte Cristo
Effie Ellsler
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