The Vice Presidency Plans for Stevenson-Downing Appointment
Political factions debate the appointment to the vice presidency as Flax and Hemp press for a central Pacific argument spearheaded by Pweed. Key figures name potential successors and outline strategic positions for the forthcoming decision.
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Stevenson
Downing
Flax and Hemp
Pweed
Central Pacific
Washington Dcts on Black Stevenson in Illinois Fight
In Illinois political maneuvering supporters back General Black for Vice-President with Stevenson for Governor. Reports say Judge Lambert Free may resign as minister to Belgium to run, while Secretary Fairchild approves a construction supervisor nominee after Freezer’s reformist approach. The flax and hemp meeting in Boston faces tariff questions as duties on raw materials are debated.
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Washinctron
General Black
Illinois
Colonel Morrison
Black
General Stevenson
Stevenson
Lambert Free
Chicago
Belgium
Northern
Ebbett House
A. R. Turner, Jr
Ross,Turner & Co
Boston
Ludlow Manufacturing Company
Stevens Linen Works
United States
Turner
Massachusetts
Charles F. Wyman
Robert B. Storer & Co
Ioston
George W. W. Dove
G. H. Toer
Andover
Cambridge Aldermen adopt Main Street paving order and department rule
In Cambridge last evening an order to pave Main Street from Lafayette to Central Square was adopted. An ordinance amendment prohibits appointing or retaining in the fire department any person who is not a legal voter or city employee after December 1, 198%. A concurrent order was sent to the finance committee to revise city ordinances at an expense not exceeding 1500 dollars.
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Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Main Street
Lafayette
Central Square
Finance Committee
Speakers to Advocate Tariff Reform in South Framingham
Ex-Assistant Attorney-General Harvey N. Shepard of Boston and William F. Plummer of Newton will address the public this evening in South Framingham, arguing in favor of tariff reform.
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Harvey N. Shepard
Boston
William F. Plummer
Newton
South Framingham
Mrs Grant Replies in Grant Badeau Case Denial of Joint Work Claim
Mrs Grant denies that the plaintiff expected never to write a history of General Grant’s campaigns and disputes Badeau’s claim of revising Shiloh Vicksburg and part of Chattanooga. She says Grant returned to New York in 1884, notes Badeau’s role as amanuensis, and seeks dismissal for failure to complete work.
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New York
Grant-Badeau
Grant
General Grant
Badeau
New Electric Car Successful Trial in Cambridge
The Hewins electric car, using the patented motor of William L. Stevens, ran from Cambridgeport to Harvard Square and back, reaching speeds of twelve miles per hour. President Whitney of the West End road and Colonel E. H. Hewins witnessed a smooth ascent of Broadway and a swift return, with Whitney expressing keen satisfaction and hope that electricity can overcome its obstacles.
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Hewins
Cambridge
Whitney
West End
E. H. Hewins
George W. Hebard
United States Electric Light Company
William L. Stevens
Cambridgeport
Broadway
Harvard Square
Kirkland Street
Whitney Spree
California Southern December 1857 and market notes
The California Southern statement for December 1857 shows gross earnings 162 471, operating expenses 115 567, net 46 904. Yearly totals give gross 1 498 225, expenses 906 495, net 692 730. March 1855 weekly gross approx 23 573 due to strike. Market remarks discuss Reading decline, Bell Telephone, and bond purchase bill inflation concerns amid cautious sentiment.
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California Southern
Browning Club Meeting Highlights Reading at Brunswick
Professor Carson of Cornell read The Flight of the Duchess and three shorter poems at the Browning Club meeting in Brunswick yesterday afternoon. Colonel Higginson presided and thanked the reader, announcing that George Riddle would read The Blot on the Scutcheon at the next gathering.
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Browning Club
Brunswick
Professor Carson
Cornell University
Colonel Higginson
George Riddle
Boston Theatres and Sights Mixed Schedule of Shows
Amusements listing shows across Boston venues with matinees and evening performances. Dolores Rag Baby Madame Modjeska A Dark Secret The New Danites The Bells of Haslemere Battle of Gettysburg at Cyclorama and Tremont Street venues.
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Boston
Poeatre
Dolores
Hollis Street
Mme. Modjeska
Globe Theatre
Howard Athensum
The
Livening
Museu Mane
Bells of
Haslemere
Grand Opera House
Tremont Street
Gettysburg
Auction Schedule Notice for Various Items
A newspaper auction list shows items like etched pieces by Leonard & Co at 3 p m and dining room fixtures by S 2k. Other sales include horses carriage equipment by Albert Slowe & Co at 11 a m and stocks by R L Day Co at 11 30 a m. Thursday sales cover real estate and personal property by E A Gay at 10 a m and furniture by Leonard & Co at 10 a m.
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Leonard & Co
Knights & Co
Albert Slowe & Co
Jérighton
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
I. Frult
Horatio Harris
Thea
E. A. Gay
Bonaventure a Charming Tale of Ambition and Hope
The Boston Times praises Bonaventure as Mr. Cable’s finest finished work. The central figure and supporting cast unfold a story of ambition, love, disappointment, and victory with touching simplicity. Reviewers call it noble and masterful in character painting.
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Boston Herald
Cable
Philadelphia Bulletin
New York Journal of Commerce
Death notices from Ipswich to Newtonville March death list
Obituary page lists numerous deaths with ages and dates across Ipswich Boston East Boston Jamaica Plain Nantucket Charlestown Barnstable Cambridge Marblehead Norwood Nowataree Newtonville and others. Entries include Charlotte Andrews 2 p.m. funeral, Martha P Anthony 50, Otis Brewer 78, May Gertrude Brogan 3, Augustus Wesson Canfield 12, Catherine J Collins 23, Seneh Crane, Patrick J Cullen, Emeline Slade Cushman 78, James Doherty, Patrick Dolan 45, Eliza Dunn 78, Jerusha Gardner 87, Winnifred C Gaughren 12, Roxana Howe 79, Elijah Lewis 7, Patrick Linehan 67, William B. McFarland 36, Augusta Moore 25, Gertrude Morse 10 months, Alice G Sears Marblehead, Bernard Remmes 60, Kimfty Sears Nowataree, Elizabeth Robbins 87, Elizabeth Wor, Mrs Elizabeth Goold Hoyt writer death note, Elizabeth Worcester Newtonville 27, burial private with services at home and carriages leaving Boston at 1 20.
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Gardner
Nantucket
Jerusha A. Gardner
Gaughren
Winnifred C
James
Mary
Howe
Charlestown
Roxana Ilowe
Jonathan Howe
Lewiss
Barnstable
Elijah Lewis
Linehan
Margaret
Jeremiah Linehan
McParland
William B. McFarland
Moore
Caimbridgerort
Augusta
S. M. Moore
Allston
Oeene Highistics
Gertrude
Albert
Mary Morse
Rea Rare Ceeveerert
Charles &. Raymond
L. Raymond
Westboro
Mass
Se Eaty Remmes
South Boston
Weat Sixth Street
Bernard Remmes
Roi
Marblehead
Alice G
Iter
Margaret A. Ropuine
Rowhins
Norwood
Elizabeth C. T Robbins
Thurston Robbins
New Fane
Windham County
Sears
Nowataree
Kimfty E
David Sears
Goold Hoyt
Cambridge
Cette
Jose H v
Matthew J
Naliie A
Worcester
Newtonville
Mare O
Cat
Elizabeth
Boston
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State Street
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Acadian
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France
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Soc
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Francis Henry King
M.A
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Thomas
Whittaker
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Globe Building
Washington St
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Alex. S. Porter
William & Edwin Sheafe
Washington Building
Washington Street
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Dartmouth
Larned, Kansas
Kansas Farm
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Sears Building
Jamaica Plain
Edwin Sheafe
Newport
Eracoe
Lewiston Mills
Lewiston
Union Water Power Company
Wls
Maine Central R. R
Grand Trunk R. R
Chas
E. R
Gerard C. Tobey
Devonshire St
Skillings Mansion
Winchester
D. N. Skillings
Rangely Park
Brice S. Evans
Equitable Building
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Jarvis-Conklin Mortage Trust Co
Kansas City, MO
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Theoston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Henry J. Nairo
Nath
J. Bradlee
Milk Street
Benj. F. Stevens
Pres
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G. Wood
Treas
John Hancock M.L. Ins
Samuel Atherton
N. England Nat. Bank
Alfred D. Foster
Paris
Berlin
John Munroe & Co
Postoffice Square
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Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
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Middletown
Conn
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High Street
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C. BE. Davis
T. Merrill Gridley
Mabel A. Stearns
Medford
Harrington
Peters
C. E. Davis
Joseph Harrington
Helen T. Peters
Henry —Olsen
Loren B. Macdonald
Louis Henry
Alfreda Olsen
McColl—Billings
M. R. Deming
Edgar W. McColl
Mary Emeline Billings
Tole—Bushen
Charles Tole
Hattie Bushen
Wiite—Newman
MT. Vernon ST
Peter C. Brooks
Tremont
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Brimmer
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Boylston Street
W. BR
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Westoffice Square
Broad Street
Milk
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Pear Street
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Kilby Street
John Jeffries & Sons
Coffin & Henry
Tia
Iowa
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Atlantic Nav’l Bank
Hathaway
N. Y
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Arthur H. Tabler
Ederal St
Carnauba
Brazil
W. H. Bowdlear & Co
Central Wharf
Capital
Cece
Beaton
Devonshire Street
Cor
4Th and Chestnut
Salem Lead Company
F. A. Brown, Treas
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Baeder, Adamson & Co
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Quaker Mill Co
Ravenna
Ohio
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Dusty Bob
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Bolossy Kiralfy
Sardon
Splendid Company
Grand Ballet
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Thatcher, Primrose and
Veave Minstrels
Grand Opera
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the Human Fly
F. F. Proctor
Chas. T. Ellis
Casper the Yodler
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Henley
George Hosmer
Howard Athenaum
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Mr. Rankin
Cyclorama
Bunker Hill
Tremont St
Campanini
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Italo Campanini
Etelka
Sofla Scalche
Torrice
Lui Antonio Galassi
Baso Ansari Corsin
Ifalo Campanini
Alfredo Gore
Handel and Haydn Society
Music Hall
Judas Maccabeeus
Giulia Valda
Emily Winant
George J. Parker
Max Heinrich
Carl Zerrahn
B. J. Lang
Musiq
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