Boston Post and Related Papers Advertisement Terms
Terms printed in a historic newspaper announce daily, semi weekly, and weekly editions with pricing in advance. It notes the Post as the largest daily in New England, with discount rates for bulk copies and annual payments.
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Solar eclipse spectacle and local fires and notices
Boston Post Court Record describes a morning solar eclipse with the occultation of sunspots visible via telescope. It also reports a fire destroying a Plymouth planing mill owned by C. C. Bradford, a new ballad publication, resignation of Belfast editor F. K. Smart, large indebtedness of McGish in Lynchburg, a railroad worker fatality and hopeful recovery, and Gov Banks drafting Charles Allen and Marcus Morton Jr for Worcester and Andover bench vacancies, with council action pending.
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Boston Home Matters Abet Society Officers Elected
Boston Total Abstinence Society held its annual meeting at the state temperance committee office. Officers named for the year include President Alexander H. Twombly, ward-based vice presidents, secretary N. Noyes, treasurer Moses Mellen, and a large executive committee. A voting-list inspection committee was also chosen.
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William B. Dodge
Edwin Briggs
Boston Shamrock
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C. J. McCarthy
Jeremiah Lynch
John Rowan
Lawrence Minature
Jeremiah Murphy
Bennett Shines in Reuben Glenroy at the Howard
Mr Bennett gave a fine performance as Reuben Glenroy to a very large enthusiastic audience at the Howard Theater. The new farce A Novel Expedient drew strong applause and promises strong reception in future shows tonight Henry Wallack stars as Capt Copp in Charles with a fine cast, and Morton's All that Glitters is not Gold closes its run.
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Street realignments and East Boston ferries vote report
The council debated Summer street realignment from Federal to near the church edge stone, rejecting 2 to 10, then adopted an amended Lincoln street track substitute by 8 to 4. East Boston ferries purchase offers were tabled, motions to set payments at 120000/130000 were rejected 4 to 8, and the order failed 4 to 8 before adjournment.
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Dissolution of Free State Party Dominates Leavenworth Meeting
Correspondence from Leavenworth Kansas dated March 4 1858 describes bitter disunion among Democrats and Topekaites over the Kansas constitutional fight and Lecompton, culminating in a daylight primary where Topekaites won by sixty six votes. The local democracy then nominated a united ticket and asserted confidence in an early Kansas statehood. ABELARD. a Tn
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Libel Case and Crime News Breezes Through New York
A New York column reports Richard Busteed filing libel proceedings against Thomas N. Carr with James R. Whiting defending, and notes Judge Whiting’s aggressive style. It traces crime trials slated for April, names several defendants and cases, and mentions society chatter on fashion and politics including ballets, operas, and policy dealers amid a broader city revival.
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Tiemann
Wesley Smith
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Boston Market Weathered by Banks and Copper Mines
The Boston Post reports a liquidity surplus and steady bank reserves with loans staying at modest demand. Copper stocks like Isle Royale and Pewabic show mixed strength, while Minnesota and Cary improvements outline steady earnings and prospective dividends. Market sentiment hints at further volatility and eventual turnover as money supply and prices trend downward.
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