Massachusetts Senate and House Legislation March 1865
Boston Post reports Senate actions on land grants and jurisdiction over Winter Island and Salem harbor. House orders include reducing legislator pay, and measures to limit juror siting amid broader calls for constitutional justice and reassertion of Democratic principles during the Civil War era.
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State Senate
Institute of Technology
Back Bay
United States
Winter Island
Salem Harbor
Attorney General
Connecticut River
Springfield
Sandwich Savings Bank
Dr Gould
Massachusetts
Republicans Sweep New Hampshire Election Victory
The Republican ticket achieves a sweeping win in New Hampshire. Marston is elected to the First Congressional District by about fifteen hundred to two thousand votes, and Smyth wins the governorship by three to four thousand. The Legislature will be solidly Republican, signaling strong administrative support for the party for the coming year and a favorable position for Democrats to gain next March.
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Augustus
Nero
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Europe
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Palace of the Tuileries
Paris
London Times
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Bae Rees
Julius Casar
Eek
Crossr
Boston Hotel Proposal Gains Widespread Support
Readers propose various sites from Central Court to Colonnade Rows and South End, with Colonnade Row favored for access and space. The piece calls for a grand hotel rivaling New York Paris and Philadelphia landmarks, urging capitalists to fund and start construction soon.
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Connecticut Election Highlighted By Debt and Reform
The April state officer and congress election in Connecticut follows New Hampshire as the second in the current political year. The piece notes a historically balanced state with Republican control by a slim margin since the Civil War, while debt and taxation rise under radical governance. It stresses a choice between state reform and financial ruin.
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The Meaning of Billiards and Recreation Debate
A Victorian column extols billiards at Bumstead Hall as healthy recreation, arguing play balances work and boosts well being. It praises Mr Gavitt’s introductory remarks on billiards history and virtues, and urges more benign leisure to improve public life and temperance, citing clergy and German influence.
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New Cabinet and Paris Ball Echoes of Reform Era
The article lists the Lincoln Johnson cabinet members and questions New England representation. It then describes a grand Paris ball at the Tuileries with European aristocrats in elaborate costumes and a tale of Darimon the ex Republican, plus gossip about Victor Emmanuel’s Tunis flight and Turin’s ruling mood.
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Preface to History of Julius Cesar by Emperor of the French
The Paris Moniteur prints the preface of the History of Julius Cesar by the Emperor of the French announcing its publication on March 1. The notice signals a major literary event with royal backing and anticipated readings.
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