Inside view of Columbia during Radical rule in 1874
A correspondent visits Columbia noting a Legislature with a black majority and widespread misrule. He reports decorum lacking in both Houses, extravagant renovations, and overpriced spittoons. The piece criticizes carpetbagger leadership, vast state spending, and race-driven reforms in education and governance.
Maine Central Railroad Meeting Elects New Directors
Stockholders met at Waterville Me to hear directors report fix board size and ratify a long term contract with Eastern Railroad. Annual report shows gross earnings 2 008 077 74 with expenses 1 330 501 44 and bonds of 4 000 000 mortgaged across connected lines. Thirteen directors elected including Morrill and Lothrop. contract with Eastern ratified 24 667 ayes to 122 nays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine Central Railroad Company
Waterville
Anson P. Morrill
Eastern Railroad Company
Boston and Maine Railroad
Portland
Lourd
Maine Central
Kennebec
Somerset
Leeds
Farmington
Androscoggin
Artemas Lilbey
Josiah HH. Drummond
Galen
Wieses
Bangor
Messrs Phillips
Williams
Salem
Drummond
B. Brown
Ews Peiree
Lysander Sticklands
Abner
Coburn
Skowhegan
Readfield
George M. Patten
Batd
George L. Ward
Boston
Vosee Edu
KE. K. Lothrop
John Wooldridge
Lynn
James P. Cook
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Horatio N. Jose
F. W. Hill
Exeter
Yeas
Josiah H. Drummond
Massachusetts Temperance Alliance Meets in Boston
The regular monthly meeting of the Executive Committee was held with Rev. Aaron D. Sargent presiding. Reports show receipts of 1218 60 and payments of 119077. Osgood reports six clubs organized and 1017 pledges. discussions on Worcester work and women’s role continue with resolutions supporting the Women’s Praying Temperance Union and reforms to juries and liquor law enforcement. The meeting adjourned after memorials and remarks on temperance progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Alliance
The
Massachusetts Temperance Alliance
Aaron D. Sargent
Osgood
Alliance
Pierce
Dro Lewis
Temperance Movement
Lewis
W. M. Thayer
Worcester
Marvin
Conant
Wm. M. Thayer
Women’s
Praying ‘Temperance Union
Thayer
Boston
Yung and Parker
Boston Press
David Fairbranks
Retail liquor dealer guilty and post office theft verdicts
Judge Clark presided over two United States by indictment cases. Mary McCahen was found guilty of selling liquor without the special tax and failing to display the license. E L Barney prosecuted and Geo Sennott defended. In the Sheffield case William S Sheffield faced four counts of stealing letters from the Boston Post Office in January. Verdicts: guilty on two counts and not guilty on the others, with FE L Barney for the government and Asa Wellington for the defendant.
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United States
Se Aaa of
Boston
West Indies
Atlantic
Pacific
West India Islands
Mexico
Ihis
New York
Supreme Court
Waether
Seconcy
Sap
Great Britain
England
City of
Grace Lothrop
KE. L. Barney
Asst
Atry
U. S
J. Thomas
Ind
Mary McCahen
E. L. Barney
Govt
Geo. Sennott
Aft
Same
Wm. S. Sheffield
Boston Post Office
FE. L. Barney
Asa Wellington
Dft
Massachusetts
Suffolk
Victoire P. Walther
Victorle P. Walther
George J. Welylick
Ima Boston
Marea
Ana
Boston Post
Isaac Ars
Esautre
Supreme Judicial Court March 25 session noted
The Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth convened on March 25 with Chief Justice Gray and Justices Wells Colt Morton and Endicott presiding. The record reflects a formal court proceeding in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
GRAY
C. J
Wells, Colt, Morton and Endicott
Judge sentences multiple offenders on Harrison Avenue case
At the Harrison avenue house trial in front of Judge Wilkinson Robert B Hastin received eighteen months in the House of Correction for stabbing Mary Howard. Gro F Ballou and Geo W Creelman were found guilty of maintaining common liquor nuisances on Tremont street and 25 State street respectively. Patrick Barry was acquitted. Draries Jeffers, previously jailed two years, sent to State Prison for one year for taking 50 pounds lead from J A Rand. M Walsh fined ten dollars for illegal liquor sale. Joseph A Sherburne found not guilty on similar liquor charges. Michael O'Brien sentenced to two years in State Prison for arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Hastin
Mary Howard
Harrison Avenue
House of Correction
Gro. F. Ballou
Tremont Street
Patrick Barry
Draries Jeffers
Nexense of Correction
J. A. Rand
Geo. W. Creelman
State Street
M. Walsh
George K. Mitchell
Joseph A. Sherburne
Michael O’brien
Local court fines and detentions in drunkenness and assaults
Joan McDonald fined 310 for assaulting Patrick Kane. appeal to Superior Court. Henry Ellis fined 315 and costs for assaulting William Tucker. George West acquitted. Mary Sullivan alias Nancy held 200 to answer April 3 for assaulting Malcolm Chandler. Cornelius McMahon, common drunkard, sent to House of Industry for six months. James Hunt fined 20 and costs for assaulting a boy. John T. Williams fined 10 for larceny of lead pipe. James Crowley fined 75 and three months in House of Correction for second liquor sale offense at 29 East street. Richard Purcell fined 50 and costs for keeping a liquor nuisance there. Charles Curran held 1200 to answer assault in Superior Court. Eighteen persons fined for drunkenness.
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Joan McDonald
Patrick Kane
Henry Ellis
William Tucker
George West
Mary Sullivan
Nancy
Malcolm Chandler
Cornelius McMahon
House of Industry
James Hunt
John T. Williams
James Crowley
East Street
House of Correction
Richard Purcell
Charles Curran
Boston Real Estate Transfers on Kingston Tremont and Nearby Streets
In Boston, multiple property transfers are recorded. Calvin W. Clark sells on Kingston Street for 46000 to four buyers including Minot Hooper Marston and Hobart. Tremont Street sells for 25000 to the will trustees of Lovering for Patrick McAleer. Alliston Street sells for 2000 to Francis Cobb and John S. Case for Susan A. Vinal. Eustis Street sells for 5500 to Lewis W. Tappan Jr for John N. Denison. Mount Vernon Street sells for 8756 to Benjamin L. Youns for Ace L. Young. Brookline Avenue sells for 300 to Horace T. Stearns for Moses W. Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston Street
Calvin W. Clark
George R. Minot
Nathaniel Hooper
Stephen W. Marston
Nathan Hobart
Kngston Street
Tremont Street
Joseph Lovering
Patrick McAleer
Orders of the Day and Legislative Actions Summary
Reports Accepted and Leaves to Withdraw on corporate, fisheries, and claims matters. Bills ordered to third reading include Boston Water Board, railway crossing in Natick, lumber district, various salaries, lighthouse sites, Nichols Academy mortgage, Old Colony Steamboat Company, and charitable/educational provisions. Several engrossments and name changes approved. suspension of Joint Rule debated. coal duties repeal resolve disputed between House and Senate. adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
A. G. Clark
Merrimack Steam Navigation Co
George B. Richmond
Acusnonet River
Thomas Timothy
Caimes
Priscilla Freeman
Tisbury Great Pond
Boston
Middlesex County
Natick
Dukes County
District Court of
Southern
Sershire
District Court
Central Berkshire
United States
Nichols Academy
Old Colony Steambvoat Company
Mary Rosannah Burke
Senate
Arlington
Committee On
House
Committee On Federal Relations
Monadrock Railroad Company
New Bedford Railroad Company
Orange
Needham Savings Bank
Euncation
Masrpee
Paul Giddings
Petition for Boston Boat Club mooring near West Boston bridge
The Boston Boat Club seeks permission to moor a floating boat-house near West Boston bridge. The House and Joint Convention adjourned to 2:30 pm after a brief morning session. An 18th rule reform proposal sparked a long debate among several members.
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Boston Boat Club
West Boston Bridge
Auction Sales Across Cities and Currency Debate
Auction list covers Boston to Chicago with sums noted for each city and county. The article shifts to a currency discussion, noting money supply, House actions, inflation debates, and Treasury balances as of March 25. It highlights concerns over legal tenders, gold premiums, and possible future coin use amid inflationists and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawes & Henshaw
Middlesex Mills
Brown County
Wis
Osawa
Tremont
Suffolk
Boston City
jHaven City
Boston
Metropolitan
Jackson
Laning
Great Falls
Sag
Conway R
Rutland
Ose LY
Cceeesee
Michigan Central Aid
Bos
Almas
R’a
Worcester City
Gas Co
Salem Gas Orient Co
WSS
Eeeeners Bunn
Boston Grass Co
Continental Nat
Dorchester Gas L. Co
Manufacturing Cos
Wharf Co
Bates Manu
Lewis Wharf Co
Washneton Mills
U. S. House of Representatives
House
New York Journal of Commerce
Cooper Union
Congress
New York Tribune
Senate
Sherman
New York
Washington Telegrams
Treasury
Cattle and Livestock Prices Across States Report
Market data lists cattle sheep calves and swine with totals from several states. Prices shown include live weight cattle from 5.75 to 6.50 and store cattle with oxen dairy cows calves and yearlings priced from 10 to 70 dollars. Swine fat prices and road-car totals are also included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Boston
Albany
Siase
Brighton
Ic & T
N. B
Cotton Markets Roundup March 25 Across Cities
Telegraph report shows Memphis receipts 645 bales with 2713 bales shipped and stock 42414 bales. Norfolk receipts 1337 with exports to Britain 952 and coastwise 1940. Louisville quiet, middling 15 1 2 cents. Baltimore quotes 16 cents middling. Galveston good ordinary 14 1 2. Mobile easier, Middling 1 cent. Cincinnati and Philadelphia details. Savannah quiet 16 cents. New Orleans strong stocks 271955, middling 16 1 2. Wilmington steady 15 1 2. Charleston quiet easy 15 4 5. New York easy 16 4 5. Augusta quiet middling 1.
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Boston Post
Memphis
Norfolk
Great Britain
Louisville
Baltimore
Galveston
Mobile
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Savannah
New Orleans
Wilmington
Charleston
Continent
New York
Augusta
Naval visit to New Orleans signals depot plan
The Wachusett, with Rear Admiral Rodgers and Commodore Parker aboard, arrived in New Orleans on March 2st inst. to discuss selecting a naval depot for ironclads and other ships. Chaplain Benny A. Clark joins the Ohio at Charlestown. Gates to Charlestown Navy Yard. Steward to be detached April 1 and placed on waiting orders. Captain Earl English to command Congress, with Jonathan Young taking Executive Officer duties at Portsmouth Navy Yard yesterday.
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Boston
Turrsday
Wachusett
B. B. Paylor
New Orleans
C. R. P. Rodgers
F. Parker
A& Naval Depot
Benny A. Clark
Ohio
Charletown
Mass
Gates
Charlestown Navy Yard
Steward
Charlestown
Portsmouth
N. H
Earl English
United States
Congress
Navy Yard
Jonathan Young
Maritime Traffic Cleared by Revenue Cutter Hamilton
The Hamilton reports clearance of several vessels including the Helen M Simmons of Provincetown with logwood to Henry Raeder & Co and the N H Skinner of Elizabethport. Also cleared are Newell B Hawes, Sasanoa, and coal port arrivals Mary Baker and Mary Standish among others. steamers Neptune and Forest City listed with destinations. Fire and cargo movements noted across Bath, Portland, Baltimore, Calais, and Winterport with several unlisted vessels and a bark and two brigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Revenue
Hamilton
Barr
Helen M Simmons
Provincetown
Oliver
St Mare
Logwood, &c
Henry Raeder & Co
Newell
Hawes
Kenney
Virginia
H Skinner
Thrasher
Elizabethport
J H Bartlett
Kelley
Port Johnson
Plymouth
Sasanoa
Weeks
Bath
Mary Baker
Mary Standish
Neptune
Berry
New York
Whitney
Cambridge
Johnson
Winterport
Forest City
Donovan
Portland
Charles L Pearson
Eldridge
St John
W B Byrnes
Bing
Hammet
Halifax
Dana Bros
Gen Whitney
Hallett
H M Whitney
William Weeks
Emerson
Sears
Baltimore
Doane & Crowell
Nellie Brown
Higgins
Camden
Yosemite
Long
Harwich
Alco
Weymouth
Saxon
FOREIGN PORTS AND VESSEL ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS
Seized from Newcastle NSW on Jan 17 the Flying Hayle Crowell bound for Hong Kong. Bark Lizzie H Balsen arrived Melbourne 23rd. Ship Criterion Lull reached apap Ist ult Cardiff. Sailed George Green Wilcox for Enderbury Island. Arrived Honolulu 22d ult S Thayer 40 days from Victoria to Australia. Other vessels include US ship Benicia Hopkins 65 days from Panaiuca and various arrivals at Barrow Bristol Liverpool and Glasgow with sailings to New York Portland and Boston. Multiple brigs and schooners reported in distress or on passage, with cargoes and destinations noted.
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Silesis
Hamburg
New York
Southampton
L G Bigelow
O'’ Neil
Liverpool
Providence
Cloughey Bay
Belfast
Sir Thomas D Harrison
Crossman
Leghorn
Boston
Julia FB Haskell
Deer Isle
Trinidad
Bermuda
Wainboom
Topsail
Samuel Welsh
Philadelphia
Mayaznez
Baltimore
Currituck Beach
Norfolk
Chincoteague
Marilla
South
Cienfuegos
Halifax
Sallie Coursey
Charleston
Magdala
Sands
Carbarton
Aolus
Steen
Cardenas
Lor
George
Hunt. Perry
Demerara
St Johns
Athlete
Goudy
Gottenbure
Moville Roads
Londonderry
Iith
Christie
Bremen
North River
A R Storer
Ailsa
New Orleans
New Orleans Wrecking and Salvage Company
Annie
Wilmington
Del
Governor's Island
Red Hook
State of Alabama
Glasgow
Seb Adria
St John
Havana
Julia & Haskell
Bernuda
Magere Cain
Hatteras
New London
Spaulding
Rockland
Race Point
Fisher's Island
Capt Tascott
Richard Smith
T W Laird
Brice, Hayes & Co
East River
Billy Simpson
Windsor
Stanton Street
Hunter's Point
East Fourth Street
Israel J Merritt
Squaw
Cape May
London
Oromedo
York
Wanderer
Darien
Silloth
Newcastle
Nsw
Flying Hayle
Crowell
Hong Kong
Melbourne
Lizzie H
Balsen
Criterion
Lull
Cardiff
Honolulu
Thayer
Brown
Victoria
Australia
Tanner
Gunn
Humboldt
Benicia
Hopkins
Panaiuca
George Green
Wilcox
Enderbury’s Island
Port Elizaveth
Cgh
RMS Asiatic
Walmer Castle
Lapuan
Malaga
Abby Bacon
Gavin
United States
Sarawak
Ives
Sparkenhoe
Popham
Ariadne
Kreiting
Luith
Ayupdel Castle
Tailefs
Carolina
Sips
Hebich
Main
Andeutsch
Penarth
Don Quixote
Vemetiea
Pentallow
Singapore
Callao
Williams
San Francisco
Llanelly
Cambala
Knudsen
Pensacola
Jennie S Barker
Waite
Calcutta
Moville
Scandinavian Smith
Portland
Principe di Napali
Mewna
Queenstown
Lipotar
Lundman
Burks Oskar & George
Lingenblad
Avance
Throstensen
Nco
City of Montral
Mirehouse
Pic
George Latimer
Norris
Aguacilla
Martha
Hateras
Crescent City
Curtis
Mariha
Smith
Cieniuegos
Turner
Mayaguez
Julia KE Haskell
Haskell
Countess
Lothair
Innes
la Have
Port Medway
Alpha
Rhodenizer
Ellie
Butler
Doat
Kenbeth
Deegan
Cienmegas
St Join
Bark Silver Cloud
Robertson
Henry
Faulkingham
Junesport
Calais
Arléoth
Icis
Hielen McLeod
Cogswell
Robbinston
Portsmouth
Hattie M Mayo
Chadwick
New Haven
Sunbeam
Bunker
A H Sawyer
Lindsey
Ringdove
Swain
St Margaret's Bay
Flora Ae Sullivan
Hiram Warnock
John Boynton
Hill
T R Hammond
Dobbin
John Tyler
Rose
Barbour
Addie Sawyer
Cook
Sarah
Webster
O P Hinds
Clendennin
Joe Carleton
Cooper
Exact
Parker
Gloucester
Bar
Cunningham
Florida
Gilmore
Jacksonville
Abby Thaxter
Weavie
Islesboro
Nile
Oliver
Georgetown
John James
Foye
Abby Weld
Arey
Orion
Osborn
Paul Seavey
Orcutt
Sandy Point
Porto Rico
Henry Whitney
Perkins
Wigwam
Field
Brunswick
Lillian
Riau
Cameo
Peachy
BATH
Riggsville
Thomas Booz
Koret
Dunham
Loretto Fish
Young
Jennie Howard
Knight
Cambridge
Rowe
Parker's Flats
Ozar
Hammond
Harmon's Harbor
Scas Magnet
U Atwood
Martin
St Joan
Lawrence
M Allen
Allen
Joan Balch
Suez
L Holway
Bryant
Calif
Circassian
Wylie
Franconia
Bragg
Phoenician
Graham
Hattie E Wheeler
Armstrong
Sagua
Kennebunkport
George W Jordan
New
River la Plate
New Bedford
Schs
William P Davis
Wilson
Wbramara
Fitch
South Amboy
D Manguin
Chaseator Hutchinson
Henry Gibbs
Collin
Frank Maria
Wood
Elizabethport
Fall River
Pecora
Mulford
RS Dean
Macomber
Messencer
Hathaway
Weenawken
Brazos
Tryon
Hoboken
Hattie
Galveston
Lizzie
Dayton
Alice Cloyes
Baker
Gen Howard
Milwaukie
Mitchell
Port Johnson
J Terry
Marcus
Rowdout
Bristol
Gibson
Uriah
Fisk
Megathlin
Lettie Linwood
Robbins
Virginia
Lola Della Torre
Chase
Minquas
Heaney
Henry May
Rackett
James English
Barker
John Stockham
Hart
James M Bayles
Arnold
William
Burden
Adams
T B Abell
Carr
Rachel Jane
Taylor
Fanny Fern
Eaton
Ay 25Th
Rich
William N Gesner
Egbert
Aich
Steelman
William Bement
Wiggins
J A Parsons
A Haynes
John Warren
McGar
E H Brazos
Rayner
Weehawken
Terry
Helen Mar
Ward
JM Freeman
Eldridge
Mork
Emma Johnson
Long
Henry B Gibson
Brogan
New Regulus
DeHart
Wm H Rowe
Whittemore
Ida Della Torre
Reindeer
Howard
Huntington
Lucy
Margaret
Mary A Tyler
Peterson
San Salvador
Nickerson
Savannah
Johann Smith
Hagemann
Boardman
Boyd
Mary A Holt
Cape Haytien
Lottie Klotts
Vaughan
Matanzas
Mary Helen
Sanborn
Anna A Holt
Fanny Lewis
Edwards
Corunna
Cadiz
Hero
Henrickson
Antwerp
Edgett
Annie Burr
Simpson
Stettin
Victor
Para
Alaine
Bown
Point-a-Pitre
Charles E Morrison
Bill Baxter
Baxter
Yarmouth
Bella Russell
Mann
Abraham, Matcovich
Eng
Rebecca Crowell
Buenos Ayres
Caracoa
Borden
Carnarvonshire
Florence Bailey
Bailey
Baracoa
City of New York
Deaken
Joseph G Stover
Abbott
Morro Castle
Morton
Troop
Corning
Hotchkiss
Port
Quickstep
Hutchinson
C H Macomber
Higgins
Willie Martin
Willard
Odell
Winslow
Nellie J Dinsmore
Charter Oak
Wm D Mangum
Little Egg Harbor
J& Dpd
Cranmer
Mathis
Rebecca Knight
Leek
Newkirk
Huntley
Moonlight
Rogers
S W Ponder
Thrasher
H T Wood
A Predmore
Predmore
A P Cranmer
Irons
Mary H Westcott
Gandy
M M Merryman
Susan Jane
Andrews
Palmer
Hastings
Washington
Cherub
Layman
Wm Donnelly
Argo
Tull
Shropshire
Moore
Bassett
James R Ellis
Camp
Greenbark
Ashlsnd
Hinckley
Lee
W Lord
Colton
Westmoreland
Fred Walton
Briggs
Pascagoula
Harmonie
Jansen
Marseiles
Achilles
Willetts
Dyer
Icis M H Westcott, Gandy, Danversport; J S Shindler
Marblehead
K C Rommel
Aspinwall
Sarah S Harding
Cardenis
Morning Star
Lych
Richmond
Hope @n
Sagsie
Sallie B. Bateman
H L Fuller
Oriole
William Arthur
Boothbay
American Eagle
Far River
George J Tarr
H M Norris
Ponce
W P Davis
C H Kelly
Mary Price
Pawtucket
Fred Walter
M H Westcott
Preirie Bird
Caldwell
Lewes
Sarah Peters
Dublin
Jennie A Shepard
Aon L
Maritime sketch of ships and routes in early March
Entries describe several ships taking routes from New York to Europe and domestic ports. Vessels include steamer Manhattan bound for Liverpool, City of Richmond for do, Perelre for Havre, California for Glasgow, and the schooner Margaret & Lucy from Baltimore to New Haven. Details mention times, distances east of Sandy Hook, and a few positions as of March 21.
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United Kingdom
California
Alreay
West India
New Orleans
Havre
Bremen
Hamburg
Boston
Providence
Philadelphia
Jesse Elizabeth
Hith
Charles Sawyer
Jacksonville
Point Petre
Boardman
Manhattan
Sandy Hook
City of Richmond
Perelre
Trom Do
Havie
Glasgow
Absetom
Sch
Margaret & Lucy
Crossley
Baltimore
New Haven
Key West
City of Austin
South Pacific
Central America
Colon
Southampton
Moses
Paschaen Ev Aree
Queenstown
Krepublic
Marathon
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