President Cleveland's first year praised by supporters
The piece reviews President Cleveland's one year in office, praising civil service reform, honest government, and foreign respect. It credits him with restraint of partisan politics, protection of Indians and lands, anti fraud efforts, and defense of executive rights against Republican pressure. It also contrasts Tilden and later presidents with Cleveland's steady governance. The article also notes arboretum progress and Milford town division debates.
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Mr. Arthur
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New York Tribune
Cleveland
Opoo
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Mr. Tilden
Hayes
Arthur
Mr.Tilden
Republic
Lincoln
The Arnold Arboretum Report for 1885 Progress and Plans
Professor Sargent presents the Arnold Arboretum annual report for the year ending Aug 31 1885. It details a dual plan with a permanent display collection and a flexible research collection, aims to represent all eastern Massachusetts genera, and describes spacing and grouping to maximize growth and illustrate variation under near natural conditions. The report notes years of preparation followed by active construction and stresses long term educational value.
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Arnold Arboretum
Sargent
Massachusetts
Sele Ted
General Terry Named to Succeed Hancock
The president chose General A. K. Terry to fill the Hancock vacancy, a prudent act given available material. Terry, with a clean but not distinguished prior record, earned praise for Fort Fisher and served on the Fitz John Porter inquiry, supporting reinstatement.
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Hancock
A. Kt. Terry
Terry
Fort Fisher
Fitz John Porter
All Sorts in a Goofy Paper Parade
A jittery collage of cartoons and quips notes polo slugging, a tenement mystery and odd anecdotes. Bits about Lord Salisbury Turkey policy, Detroit palm turning chestnut, and a Burlington Vermont writer’s severe view mix with jokes about dressed meat, poker in Congress, a Greenland newspaper, and a tall Colorado editor’s romance rumor.
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Don Cameron
Puck
Lord Salisbury
Turkey
Crete
Dis
Detroit
Downs
Anglomania and the rise of the healthy maiden in New York
The piece contrasts antiquated flapper ideals with the bold, practical girl who embraces Anglomania. It argues plain, strong‑minded women seize fashion’s momentum, away from delicate romantic cliches, praising lively attire, hearty meals, and robust interests. Clara Belle notes Welsh Rarebits at the Park House.
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New York
Shelley
George Eliot
Romola
John Stuart Mill
Mr. Huxsey
Clara Belle
Personal items and quips from early 1900s society pages
A montage of society notes includes Miss Jennie Chamberlain denying a spelling variant, Carrie Bragg as editor of the Virginia Lancet in Petersburg, and travelers aboard the Cunard Gallia with figures like Rt. Rev. Dr. Elder. Also noted are Ex-Commodore Stewart and others in England, a golden wedding in South Norwalk, and a quip from the Springfield Union about Washington reporters. Additional items cover Maine’s early lawyer Leah Emery, Simon Cameron’s 87th birthday, Allston room portraits described by Arlo Bates, Cardinal Angelo Jacobini’s Rome death, and church officials’ roles.
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Jayne
Carrie Bragg
Virginia Lancet
Petersburg
Beck
Blackburn
New York
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Maine
Leah Emery
Kittery
Eliot
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Supreme Court of Maine
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Simon Cameron
John Adams
Cameron
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Polk
Arlo Bates
Providence Journal
Boston
Allston
Art Museum
Genzano
Rome
Pius X
Sacred College
Roman Inquisition
Department of Foreign Ecclesiastical Affairs
College of Penitentiaries
Holy See
Mary
Jacobius
Money for Ireland Executive Committee Meeting
The Boston Irish Parliamentary Fund held a long session at 252 Washington Street with John Boyle O'Reilly presiding and Captain J M Tobin as secretary. Fund collectors Keeran Glynn Monahan and Carey reported for duty, they were sent on assignments, money to be deposited daily in Maverick Bank and sent to Ireland per Parnell's directions.
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Washington Street
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Ava
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Glynn
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John E. Fizeerald
John M. Corse
J. W. Hart
Weymouth
Maverick Bank
Parnell
Ireland
Liszts The Bells of Strasburg Cathedral and Cowens The Sleeping Beauty
The Boylston Club gave its third concert of the season in Music Hall featuring Liszt settings of The Bells of Strasburg Cathedral and Cowens cantata The Sleeping Beauty. Liszt’s piece offered intricate vocal lines and complex orchestration. Cowen’s work drew enthusiasm but showed some orchestration flaws though it popularizes modern technique using leitmotifs. Soloists J C Bartlett tenor C E Hay baritone Miss Gertrude Franklin soprano Miss Sophia C Hall contralto received notable praise. O 2004 directed and Petersilea played harp parts on a piano.
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Strasburg Cathedral
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C. E. Hay
Gertrude Franklin
Sophia C. Hall
Bartlett
Miss Franklin
Mr. O
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LITERARY NOTES ON NEW BOOKS AND EDITIONS
Charles Howard Montague's Two Strokes of the Bell from W I Harris & Co sells fast with two editions exhausted in thirty days. A Newport author’s volume What Is Theosophy is to be published by Cupples Asham & Co with limited bindings. Also announced are Robbins and Thackeray titles and a Boston yachtmen work with illustrated locales. A German translation on Electric Lighting and Hills Small...
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W. I. Harris & Co
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Vaux Canoe Handling and Sailing New Edition
The Forest and Streem Publishing Company announce a new edition of Vaux's Canoe Handling and Sailing. C B Vaux of the New York Canoe Club is named to represent American canoeists in next season's international challenge races. William S Gottsberger will publish Lorenz Alma Tadema,ilis Life and Works by George Ebers, translated by Mary J. Safford, with thirteen illustrations.
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New York
Lorenz Alma Tadema
Ilis Life and Orks
George Ebers
Mary J. Safford
Hamburg Bank injunctive suit over 1955 robbery described
Hearing held in United States Circuit Court before Judge Colt on the Vereins bank of Hamburg versus Catherine J Flynn and John Flynn. The bill seeks injunction and trust declaration against collections of theft proceeds tied to a 1955 robbery of 200000 marks. Defendants demurred. case suspended to permit amendment. George P. Sanger represented the bank. Swazey & Swazey for the plaintiffs.
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Hamburg
Germany
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Jono M. Flynn
John Flynn
Boston
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London
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Brown Bros
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Swazey & Swazey
Authors readings and musicale for Kindergarten for the Blind
About 250 attendees gathered at Mr Robert Treat Paine’s residence for an evening of readings and music to benefit the Kindergarten for the Blind. Michael Aragnos of the Perkins Institution spoke, with performances by Mrs H A A Beach and Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes among others, concluding with a Rigoletto fantasia.
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Kindergarten For
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Perkins Institution For the Blind
H. A. A. Beach
Bill and
Joe
Oliver Wendell Holmes
James Russell Lowell
Oliver Wendell Helmes
Blondel
Dorothy Q
Waltham Fire Department reorganizes for current year
The Waltham Fire Department outlines new assignments across engines and hose companies including Fire engineers Chief Charles H Parks and clerks F W Johnson Myron W Eaton and others. Thirty ballots were cast for an assistant foreman with no choice and the issue referred to engineers for settlement.
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Cabief
Charles H. Parks
F. W. Hodgdon
Robert Johnson
F. W. Johnson
Atwood J. Jackson
William D. Newland
Myron W. Eaton
Isaac H. Bullard
Charles O. Winn
Walter B. Lucas
Edgar A. Emerson
Fred W. Walker
John E. Clough
NP. Banks Hose
George W. Chapin
E.M. Brower
Amos D.taompon
Parks Hose
T. K. Holbrook
George F. Carr
William H. Dinsmore
Prospect Hove
John F. Whitcomb
William E. Allen
Waltham Streets and Health Boards Appoint New Leaders
The street commissioners choose W. Childs as chairman and W. C. Wilcox as clerk. Thomas Eames of Cambridge becomes superintendent of streets at 1000 dollars yearly, replacing James A. Wright. The board of health names Dr. Alfred Worces ter chairman and F P Johnson as agent and clerk, with civil service examination pending. A Boston firm may visit to展示 a new chemical fire extinguisher. If weather allows, a fire will be lit in Robbins's Park. Timothy Leary starts as postmaster on April 1.
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Thomas Eames
Cambridge
James A. Wright
Board of Health
Alfred Worcester
T. Moward Birnes
F P Johnson
Jehreon
Cvil
Boston
Waltham
Robbins’s Park
Timothy Leary
Norfolk Lodge rededicates hall at Mt Bowdoin Dorchester
Norfolk Lodge No 48 I O O F rededicated its hall at Mt Bowdoin Dorchester last evening with a musical program featuring Eva F Dustin Charlie Dustin and other artists. Addresses by Samuel Cochran and G G Richardson followed. A large attendance enjoyed the event and the hall recently enlarged and refurnished.
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Norfolk Lodge
Mt. Bowdoin
Dorchester
Eva F. Dustin
Charlie Dustin
Jesse Fillebrown
J. W. Maynard
E. E. Poole
Miss Shields
H D. Wing
P. G. W Samuel Cochrane
G. G. Henry Richardson
Jolly Folks At Dinner At The Quincy
The Narragansett Jolly Club held its annual dinner at the Quincy with about thirty five attendees including ladies. President John Hopewell Jr presided. guest was P G Porter of the Cambridge Club. Messages of regret from Governor Robinson ex Mayor Fox and Senator Pillsbury were read. Carter's orchestra provided music.
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George W. Gale
Frank Hopewell
L. W. Hills
Peter la Francia
J . Wells
J. W. Wilkinson
E. A. Alger
T. A. Lindsey
Cambridge
F. Kendall
A. E. Denison
Governor Robinson
Fox
Pillsbury
Carter
Liquor Sale Case Tops Superior Court Docket
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday Oscar Julius faced trial for selling liquor to an intoxicated man. The incident began at Bromfield Street Church during a noon prayer meeting on Jan 6. Witnesses included Rev Sh Ela, John Bishop, and Mr Pratt. The case remains on trial.
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M. A. Parsons
Bromfield Street
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Julians
Ordway Place
Sh. Ela
John Bishop
British and American Club Holds Inaugural Dinner
The British and American Club hosted its first dinner at the Quincy House with about fifty members present. Led by President William H. Ruddick and Vice President James Wemyss Jr, guests included treasurer James Stark and secretary G B Perry among numerous others. Letters of regret were read from Marquis of Lansdowne, Governor Robinson, and Hon L Saltonstall. The gathering marked a joyous occasion.
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James Wemyss, Jr
James Stark
G.B. Perry
R. H. Upham
W. Bryden
James Bryden
Walter Feltham
George Salisbury
T. Christian
Andrew
Monument Hall entertainments wrap up with socials and balls
St Marys Church series at Monument Hall ends last night. Charlestown High School Association plans a reunion socials there next Tuesday led by Walter Brewer. Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets March 16 at First Parish vestry Harvard Street. Charlestown Artillery Company UL Ninth Regiment holds a ball March 8 at its armory. An exhibition dance and ball directed by Professor Auihoine is set for April 2 at Monument Hall.
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Harvard board approves several academic appointments
The Harvard College board of overseers, with the president and fellows, approved William C. Smith and John McGregor Goodale as proctors for the current year, William Schofield as torts instructor, Joseph B. Warren as constitutional law lecturer, Frank W. Taursig as assistant professor in political economy from Sept. 1, 1886, and concurred with establishing a Peabody Professorship of American Archaeology and Ethnology in the university.
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John McGregor Goodale
William Schofield
Joseph B. Warren
Frank W. Taursig
Aldermen to attend dedication of Eighth Regiment HQ
Aldermen accept invitation to attend the dedication ceremony of the Eighth Regiment headquarters in the Asiatic building this Friday afternoon. All line officers and staff will be present. The February city marshal report shows eighty seven arrests, forty seven of foreign birth, seventy nine males, with sixty five for drunkenness and eleven for liquor law violations.
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Eighth Regiment
Asiatic Building
How Saints Are Canonized Lecture Explains Miracles
Rev Father Talbot spoke at Boston College Hall on miracles and canonization describing miracles as acts surpassing nature. He outlined the Congregation of Rites procedures, witness requirements, age and Catholic probity, Rome reviews, and a 50 year delay before further steps, concluding with a praise of the church as custodian of truth.
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Rome
Funeral of Hyde Park Centenarian Patrick Conroy
Funeral services were held for Patrick Conroy the Hyde Park centenarian aged about 83. High mass by Rev Father Richard C Barry. Interment followed at Calvary cemetery Dorchester. Born in Ireland in 1786 he came to the United States in 1868 and lived in Hyde Park until his death from brain concussion after a fall. His grandmother lived to 166 and his father to 100.
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Hyde Park
Church of the Precious Slood
Richard C. Barry
Calvary Cemetery
Dorchester
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Ireland
Aldermen consider lifebuoy scheme on Charles River
Mrs J C Brown urged Waltham aldermen to cooperate in placing life saving appliances along the Charles river to aid drowning incidents. A committee was appointed to confer with her about the proposal following the recent drowning death of her son.
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Town rejoices as division bill defeated
The defeat of the division bill brought joy through the town with shouts of Hurrah on all streets as residents greeted one another and spoke of the glorious news. The people in town are jubilant and hopeful about the area’s future without division.
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Hopedale
Passenger Station timetable routes 1885 extensive line of trains
The notice lists broad date driven timetables from Passenger Station on Causeway Street starting October 18 1885 with trains to Boston West and beyond. It mentions Pullman sleeping cars for Chicago New York and St Louis plus various express and accommodation services, including routes to Troy Gardner North Adams Keene and Brattleboro with numerous stopping points and connections.
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Michtdictom
Peabody and Danvers
Wm. Mselem
Marblehead
Swampscott Branch
Revere
Chelsea
Everett
Saugus
Lynn
Newburyport
Portsmouth
Van
D. J. Flanders
Boston & Bangor S. S
Kathadin
Fose
Eine Perme
Pinobeoot Seees Rockland Raat
Liver Ane Bay
Sul — Te
Exchange Streeet
William H. Hill
Cloucester
City of Gloucester
Guiatepathaes
Gloucester
Wenewarr
India Wharf
Prune Oruand
F. Williams