Fractional Currency Debates and Senate Exile Seats
Washington reports describe the House banks committee weighing fractional currency issuance amid public demand and Treasury caution. Discussion includes postal notes as alternative, redemption plans, and the potential silver-based notes. Johnston presses Indiana seating precedents as Brown’s resignation prompts department reshuffles with Bayard eyeing reinstatement. A naval resources visit to Richmond impresses officials and Blair bill hearings loom. Senator Hawley receives Stepniak’s anti extradition letter.
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Irving Delivers a Powerful Mathias in The Bells at Boston Theatre
Critics laud Mr. Irving's Mathias as a vivid, unrelenting impersonation amid a varied career. Miss Winifred Emery charms as Mathias’s daughter, while Alexander appears solid as Christian. A secondary Pickwick farce and stock market notes punctuate the program, with copper stocks and Atchison movements drawing reader attention.
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Pickwick on stage delights with Irving and company
A lively stage sketch of Pickwick portrayed with care by Irving and a strong supporting cast. The performance captures Cruikshank era visuals with bright, vivacious humor and agile impudence, pleasing a large, enthusiastic audience that applauded the main actors and several notable supporting roles.
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Mansfield's Globe Engagement Ends With Strong Performance
The Globe Theatre audience praised Mr Mansfield's final evening in A Parisian Romance. His Baron Chevrial portrayal draws praise despite critics. The snorting company performs well in supporting roles with Miss Emma Shoridan singled out for commendation.
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Miss Clarke's Benefit Draws Large Boston Audience
No number of attractions elsewhere could make a benefit of Miss Clarke's anything but a red letter night to Bostonians. The Museum was filled on Saturday evening by a large and enthusiastic audience. Two plays were given, Still Waters Run Deep and A Conjugal Lesson. The same plays will be repeated this week, beginning Thursday.
Memorials for Milton and Vane Suggested at Harvard
In a letter from Providence dated January 27 1888 the writer endorses a Harvard memorial for John Milton and Henry Vane. He praises Milton’s statue in Cambridge and urges bronze statues in open air or marble display in Sever Hall or Memorial Hall to inspire scholars and enhance Harvard’s appeal. He notes Whittier penned Milton’s inscription at St. Margaret’s Church.
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Amusements in Boston Theatres Schedule Evening Showings
Boston theaters list 7:40 or 7:45 start times for Henry Irving Nat C Goodwin Oliver Byron Dorothy The Magistrate Her Atonement and Hermann at venues including Theatre Boston Grand Opera House Hollis Street and Cool Theatre with Oliver Byron and Dorothy among acts Henry Irving and Nat C Goodwin highlighted for the evening program
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Eaton Baldwin marriage at People's Church
Wallace D. Eaton of Boston marries Artemicha Baldwin at People's Church on January 25. Gardner Robbins wedding at Hingham Centre binds George R. Gardner to Annie E. Robbins of Calais Me, January 25.
Death notices from Newton to Somerville in late January
A sequence of obituaries from Massachusetts towns announces deaths of Addison L. Clarke in Santa Barbara and Hannah Kendall of Boston at ages near eighty three, with multiple notices listing residences, funeral details, and interment in Concord. Also named are Edwin Lemist in Roxbury, Mary D. Paul in Lexington, Maria King Prescott in Concord, John Kinball Rogers in Brookline, Abby Savage in Chelsea, Enoch Soule in Duxbury, Seraphina Stevens in Washington, Martha Tufts in Medford, and Isaac Worsley in Somerville.
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