Boston Post on the Governor Bond Sale Ethics
The Boston Post contends the governor's sale of New York and New England second mortgage bonds to a preferred syndicate prompts an augurated investigation. It questions motives, stresses executive trusteeship ethics, and urges the inquiry to reveal security safeguards while noting possible market manipulation. It criticizes Minneapolis clergy for missteps and urges collaboration with newspapers to uplift public discourse.
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Edmunds Splurge and the Senate Prerogative Conflict
The piece argues Edmunds as a skilled advocate fails to justify the Senate stance on executive prerogative. It contrasts his handling of papers and precedents with Madison and Webster, noting partisan aims and predicting the Republican strategy will shift to retreat after a strong but insufficient early push. It frames the dispute as a test of constitutional authority and Senate conduct.
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Daniel Webster
Ministerial Boycott by Minneapolis Clergy
The Minneapolis Ministers Association has urged a boycott of Sunday newspapers, refusing to take read or share information from journals issued on the Lord's day. The move aims to curb secular coverage while noting the city’s Sunday papers may still publish other city business and growth details.
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Post boost adds readers with Bangor illustrated feature
The Post boasts circulation surge over six months and broad readership across classes. It highlights a liberally illustrated piece on Bangor Maine focusing on Hannibal Hamlin and lubrication laws with pride in its maiden illustration effort and a vow of further improvement.
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Various Snippets Mock News and Wit From Papers Across Then
A collage of satirical quips and brief items from newspapers notes the liquor dealer’s dodges, suffragists in British Columbia, a Boston Downs scandal, editor jabs at New York media, and curious bits about statues, real estate, and a Sitka newspaper.
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Boston
New Orleans Picayune
Edmunds
Notable Personalities Daily Recap
A survey of prominent figures includes Matthew Arnold due in May, Senator Thurman drinking only Apollinaris water, and Emperor Dom Pedro planning a South American academy of arts. Commodore Piaff remains housebound with rheumatism, while Hon. Joseph Hi Manley visits Young's. General Henderson, a 46 year old Scotsman, blends law with military service and a distinct voice in the House.
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Dom Pedro
Brazil
Academy of Arts
South America
Jacob Piaff
Joseph Hi. Manley
Young’s
Joseph
Augusta
Broadhurst
Westward Excursionists Depart for California and Mexico
Nearly 100 Eastern tourists will leave Fitchburg station at 2 PM in a special Pullman train for California and Mexico. The fifth California and second Mexico party of the season is organized by Raymond & Whitcomb, with Luther L. Holden guiding the California trip to Santa Fe.
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California
Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomb
Messrs
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Santa Fe
Luther L. Holden
George H. Hills
Mattie E. Bilis
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T. T. Maxwell
E. Shaw
G. F. Williams
Boton
M.C. Porter
West Newton
W Barnes
William Barnes
de L. F. Cooper
W. L. Learned
Mabel Learned
Grace H. Learned
Albany
F. E. Boothby
A. A. Strout
Portland
W. A. R. Boothby
Waterville
David T. Percy
Bath
Sie
G. R. Lancaster
Bangor
John Buck
Chelsea
Otis Cobb
Campelia
John H. Connelly
Woburn Centre
P. Gardner
A. L. Kimball
Gaverhill
John H. McCall
Leicester
Eng
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Roxbury
Andh Mes
F. H. ‘Taylor
New York
Toburston
Chicago
Dwight Tixbury
Windsor
C. A. Wilson
H. H. Fallam
Bessie S. Beal
A. Coolidge
F. A. Coolidge
James A. Dupee
E. Forristall
George A
Milton
Olive Rand
Manchester
George D
J. H. Swattuck
West Groton
C. M. Stone
St. Jonnsbury
Mass
Amos
Misread Civilized World and a Texas Train Tale
An array of late 19th century quips and boasts contrasts Prussia’s pomp with a lively American railway anecdote. The Crown Prince’s many decorations are parodied beside a spirited Chicago Hardware drummer’s tale of a Missouri train misheard Mexico calling and a Texan’s hot temper.
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Austin
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Chicago Herald
Apollo Belvidere visit at Wesleyan Hall recital
At Wesleyan Hall last evening the Munroe Conservatory of Oratory hosted a well attended teachers recital. A full size reproduction of the Apollo Belvidere statue was presented to Dr. C Wesley Emerson by H L Southwick of the Herald, a gift from teachers and pupils, and welcomed with thanks.
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Apollo Belvidere
Conservatory
C. Wesley Emerson
H. L. Southwick
the Herald
Emerson
Charles W., Burrill
Jessie Eldridge
Silas A. Alden
Susie J. Rogers
Woodlawn Cemetery annual meeting and trustees elected
Woodlawn Cemetery corporation held its annual meeting at the treasurer's office. Henry G. Dorr was sworn in as secretary. trustees chosen included Liveragy Hall Jacob Sleeper Thomas Wigglesworth Elisha S. Converse Albert Bowker Aaron Sargent Charlies A. Campbell Robert H. Barnard and Henry A. Dorr. Treasurer H W Fuller reported receipts for the year 42790.12 expenditures 31155.14, repair and trust fund 7256 17, present amount 55485 20, lots sold 83 ready for sale 249 single graves sold 280 interments in 1885 649 total to Jan 1 15 408 interments from other cemeteries 22 monuments erected 23 tablets 191 brick graves 5.
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Pemberton Square
Henry G. Dorr
Liveragy Hall
Jacob Sleeper
Thomas Wigglesworth
Elisha S. Converse
Albert Bowker
Aaron Sargent
Charlies A. Campbell
Robert H. Barnard
Henry A. Dorr
H. W. Fuller
Pine Tree Politics shows Maine Republicans optimistic about elections
Chairman Manley of the Maine State Republican committee predicts a favorable Maine election landscape. He cites gains in Lewiston, Portland, and Calais, while Auburn, Biddeford, and Ellsworth stay Democratic. He notes Republican control in Gardiner and Augusta, and highlights party positions on labor issues and arbitration.
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Pine Tree
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Osthese
Biddeford
Ellsworth
Portland
William L. Putnam
J. R. Sodwell
Hallowell Granite Company
Old Massachusetts Lodge marks 66th anniversary celebration
A jovial party at Odd Fellows Hall celebrated the sixty sixth anniversary of Massachusetts Lodge No 1 I O O F with about 150 couples dancing from 9 PM The reception committee included J B Krogan T W Brown Jr W H Maxwell Samuel W Walker John A Spencer and W T McFarland The lodge began in March 1820 flourished nine years then declined until 1841 when it was reorganized with Albert Guild Daniel Kersey Eben
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Public dialogue on Knights of Labor and Common Sense
A reader letter and rebuttal debate the Knights of Labor in The Post. The letter defends lawful methods and cites New York strikes, while a March 9 New York Sun editorial defends the order and argues against violence. An 1886 signature from Campello, Massachusetts accompanies the piece.
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Common Sense
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Rockland
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Jefferson
Campello
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Boston auxiliary of American McAll Association holds second annual meeting
Yesterday at 3 pm about 200 ladies attended the Young Men's Christian Association Hall for the Boston auxiliary annual meeting. Officers were re elected and a report showed receipts 171937 expenditures 145136 balance 23802. French mission talks urged strong support for converting France.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Pweris
W. KR. Campbell
Roxbury
France
England
Charles F. Towing
Cambridge
Abby H. Johnson
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H. B. Goodwin
C.W. Perkins
E. B. Webb
A. van Wagenen
W.B. Wright
E.S. Davis
W. E. D. Gay
Borden P. Bowne
G. W. Hammond
H. A.hill
Fanny Heard
Lizzie D. White
Helen M. Woods
Baltimore Bond Sale Awarded to Blake Bros Co
Proposals opened for 50 000 in Baltimore City bonds at 3.65 percent interest. The entire issue was awarded to Blake Bros Co of Boston at a 1.07 percent discount rate.
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Trains Leave Boston for Eastern Division Route
Eastern Division station on Causeway street opposite Friend street noted for outbound trains from Boston.
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Portland & Bangor Rains
Friend Street
Ger Station
Transcontinental trains and routes overviews
A dense timetable fragment lists numerous train and sleeping car services. It mentions express and local trains, connections to Syracuse Chicago New York Boston and St Louis, Pullman sleeping cars, and multiple stops including Gardner Baldwinville Athol Orangeville Westminster Ashburnham and Brattleboro.
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