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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1863

Page

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Prominent Ames Associates Featured in Valu Sub Proceedings

The article lists Oakes Ames Samuel Babcock Nathan Carruth Charles L Gibson and Laban Pratt linked to a valu sub matter. Details point to a committee or inquiry featuring these individuals with potential civil or corporate oversight.

Judicial bill and school committee reform loom in Senate action

Senate committees advance measures as the Judiciary panel reports a bill requiring writing of all legal rulings and instructions in jury trials. A school books bill moves to enlarge minimum School Committee members to eighteen. House resolves fund Perkins Institution for the Blind and passes a prohibition on illegal municipal appropriations.

Senate Committee On the Judicary Supreme Judicial Court Superior Court Marston Barnstable Perkins Institution For

Journal charges against Democrats on Union stance in 1861

The piece argues the Boston Journal misstates Democratic aims, asserting the party supports the Union as it was and opposes dissolution. It cites Carter county Kentucky resolutions condemning secessionists, endorses Horatio Seymour and the Kentucky platform, and questions the Journal’s denouncements of abolitionists and the Tribune.

Boston Franks New Orleans Friends of Freedom Fremont Hunter Gen Banks Louisiana Butler Caton Ilinois Gov. Seymour New York Northwest Democratic Party Abraham Lincoln Fort Sumter Collamer Vermont Thurlow Weed South Carolina Fernando Wood Vallandigham South Lincoln North Union Wm. H. Seward Republican Party Democratic The Boston Journal Thaddeus Stevens Horatio SeyMoure Carter County Kentucky United States John Bell Tennessee William A. Graham North Carolina Davis Stevens National Union Party Ohio Illinois Horatio Seymour Seymour Louisville Journal New York Tribune Charles Sumner

Reputation and commerce in New York news wrap

The Boston Post notes art market tricks as a Bunyan panorama reappears with Church’s former sketch priced far above its 40 dollar origin. It reports Mutual Life Insurance profits for policy holders and Southern policy lapses lowering liabilities, plus a surge of Loyal League activity and lay delegation in Methodists. Wall Street tumbles with gold and stock fears, Chase’s influence, and Jacob Little’s fade as brokers adjust fortunes.

Boston Post New York Bunyan Huntington Cropsey Duggan Church Andes Cotopaxi Mutual Life Insurance Company Mutual Life Company Loyal League Gotham Weed, Brady, van Buren & Company Forney Trump Thurlow Weed Messrs Brady van Buren League Democratic Party Nous Verrons New York City Wall Street Chase Jacob Little Mammoth Cave Napoleon Weester

Viennese Carnival Ends in Duel Death at Brigittenau

A Dutch nobleman Count Rechteren duels Spanish Secretary Don Emilio de Muruaga after a masked ball at Baron Falkenstein’s Vienna mansion. The Dutchman dies on scene. the Spaniard survives and flees. Baron von Heeckeren mourns as authorities investigate the tragedy.

London Spectator Austria Europe Baron Falkenstein Count Rechteren Netherlands Vienna Lagre Legation Don Emilio de Muruaga Danube Leopold Town Orient Robert Klum Windischgratz Leopoldstadt Baron von Heeckeren Holland Ask

Massachusetts Tax License Reminder Letters from 1963

A historical notice shows the U S Collector in Boston demanding payment of a license fee with a hostile reply from attorney George Stennert. The exchange reveals tension between tax officials and citizens over license legitimacy and official tone. The artifact illustrates 1960s bureaucratic rhetoric and legal dispute framing.

U.S Internal Revenue Massachusetts Summer St Boston Jas. W. Stone Gro. Sennott Esa Mr Stone Scollay's Maren Smm George Stennert Jas. W. Stork Bea

Fashionable season opens with odd bonnet trends in New York

The N Y Evening Post notes morose weather but a brilliant spring debut with bonnets shrinking in height yet widening on the crown. It highlights wild trimming shifts toward inside decoration, use of real and artificial birds and insects, feathers, grasses, and flowers, and warns of quirky muse like cockroach or daddy long legs inspired styles.

N. Y. Evening Post Paris Academy of Music Birds of Paradise

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