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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1885

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White House Reception Delights Society Crowd

Washington March 22 The third reception for Miss Cleveland drew a spirited mix of Republican and Democratic ladies. Miss Cleveland led the blue parlor greeting guests wearing heliotrope satin and Chantilly lace while Mrs Hoyt and Miss Van Vechten showcased elegant gowns, with Mrs Banks and others noting past Arlington visits.

Washington White House Miss Cleveland Mrs. Hoyt Miss van Vechten Albany Col. Rockwell Cleveland Houié Fayetteville Miss Folsom Buffalo Marine Band Manning Whitney Miss Bayard Cabinet Lamont Crown

Naval Orders Detail Assignments and Detachments

The Navy releases orders transferring Ensign John H. Gibbons to wait orders from Jamestown. Lieut. David Peacock moves from Vermont at New York yard to the training ship Jamestown. Lieut. Frank E. Beatty shifts from Tallapoosa to Jamestown. Lieut. Temp lin M. Potts is detailed from navigation to Pensacola at Norfolk yard. Ensign William A. Gill moves from Portsmouth to wait orders. Lieut. S. A. Stainton detaches from navigation and is ordered to Pensacola.

John H. Gibbons Jamestown David Peacock Vermont New York Navy Yard Frank E. Beatty Tallapoosa Templin M. Potts Bureau of Navigation Pensacola Norfolk Navy Yard William A. Gill Portsmouth S. A. Stainton

Battle Report at Kassala and Suakim Assaults

Advices from Masawah say rebel forces reinforced Kassala and were repulsed while the governor vows to burn the town if necessary. In the Suakim engagement 23 British troops were killed as the desert patrols and Indian troops held a square against Arab camel forces and heavy fire.

Zareba McNeil Hussar T Suakim Hassala London Masawah Kasala Kassala Suakim Osman Dignha Orman Graham Wolseley Iit Osman Arabia Yemen Senoussi Tripoli Suakin Pall Mall Gazette England Osman Digna Suaemi Hasheen Marines Berkshire Regiment Engineers Transport Corps Saukim

England Readies for Nov General Election as MPs Seek Reelec

London reports both liberal and conservative agents foresee a November vote with about half of current Commons likely to decline re election. Age and health less factor than discontent with democracy, signaling a dramatic shift toward middle class and commercial representation. Lord Randolph Churchill urged to rush from India to confer with Salisbury and Hicks Beach on a democratic electoral program.

Washington Malcom Hay Graystone Jefferson Republian Pittsburg Hay Randall Cleveland Pearson New York James Arthur Robertson Evening Post New York Times Civil Service New York Post Office Peterson Garfield Vearson Navy Department Whitney John Roach Navy Roach Sim Naval Advisory Board Secretary of the Navy Manning Treasury Department Congress Messrs. Coon Graves Higgins Gorman London House of Commons England Great Britain Victoria Lord Randolph Churchill Cable India Marquis of Salisbury Michael Hicks- Beach Staford Northcote Commons

Emperor William’s Eighty-Eighth Birthday Celebrated in Berlin

Berlin marks Emperor William’s eighty eighth birthday with decorated streets, morning family audience, imperial salutes, devotions, and banquets. Foreign minister Count von Hatzfeldt hosts diplomatic corps at the palace as busts adorn streets and university speeches honor the day. The emperor reportedly has a slight cold.

Germany Berlin William Prince Bismarck Imperial Wales Ireland London Prince of Wales Dublin Corporation Cork Parnell Arran Galway

Indications that Lucas Holds the Trump Cards in League

The St. Louis manager Lucas has pressed the league to admit reserve rule jumpers Dunlap and Shafer while retaining Sweeney, shaping terms and risking resignation if demands are not met. The spread suggests a possible eight or seven club season and looming war in alternative associations. the next two weeks will reveal developments.

London Europe England Russia Asia Ameer Lord Dufferin India Caucasus Admiralty Baltic ST. Petersburg M. de Giers Ministry of Foreign Affairs Calcutta Herat Cultaa Saturny Quetts Allahabad Kerlin Vossside Galle National League Mr. Lucas St. Louis Lucas Dunlap Shafer Sweeney New England Association New England Base Bail Association Lawrence Portland Biddeford Haverhill Gloucester Newburyport Brockton Webster House Wright & Ditson Harvard Harvard Athletic Association Hemenway Gymnasium Cambridge F. P. Clement H. L. Clark W.S. Paine S. S C. O. Lander S. Cary Providence R. J Narraganset Park Association Eastern Middle States Narragansett Park New York National Association of Amateur Athletes Metropolitan Hotel Joe Goss Oxford Chicago

The Doctrines of Christianity Channel Through God’s Goodness

The article outlines core Christian doctrines presented as channels by which God’s goodness flows to believers. It emphasizes grace, faith, salvation, and eternal life as central themes sustained by scripture and tradition.

George Harris Andover Central Church Dead Sea God Luther

Ports of railway entry into the United States

Extract analyzes Mexican exports showing rapid growth at U S border ports, noting Laredo El Paso and Vera Cruz shifts. It argues rail connections open trade, compares general merchandise and precious metals by port, warns of potential Vera Cruz decline without competitive railway rates, and calls for liberal reciprocity to unlock Mexico trade.

W. W. Nevin New York Mexico United States Bradstreet’s Cornucopia Horn of Plenty Treasury Department of Mexico Republic Laredo National Piedras Negras el Paso del Norte Central Nogales Sonora Vera Cruz Progreso Mazatian Paso del Norte Isla del Carmen Guaylass Luxpum Manzanillo Coatzacoalcos Acapulco Campeche Mecxivo Muantenillo Tempico Guaymas Matamoros Rio Grande el Paso Jil Treasury Denver & Rio Grand Railway Colorado

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