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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1883

Page

2

Alderman O Brien Named By City Committee Over Butler Ties

The Transcript notes Alderman O Brien received his nomination from independent city committee action not from Butler allies. It cites Gen. Martin as a Butler supporter and credits another key figure with advancing Butler, asserting O Brien would resist Butler control in office.

O’ Brien Gov. Butler Butler O’brien State Committee Gen. Martin Gen. Butler

Memorial call for sweeping reforms to ship laws in San Francisco

At a San Francisco meeting American shipmasters urged Congress to abolish consular fees limit owners liability cap wages reform pilotage and other changes. They backed a national pilotage law and proposed government run pilotage to unify commerce regulation nationwide. They entrusted the memorial to Senator Miller and Congressman Rosecrans for presentation.

San Francisco Office of Shipping Commissioner United States Senator Miller Congressman Rosecrans Congress

Barrett and Booth in Boston Theatre Stimulus Sparks Debate

A long review discusses Barrett and Booth in rival Boston shows. Barrett's American drama advocacy and scenic effort contrast with Booth's Falstaff and Iago performances. Critics praise Barrett's influence on American writing, while faulting Booth's surroundings and some acting choices. The piece weighs Lovestage craft, cast strength, and the balance between star power and ensemble.

Barrett Booth Boston Henry Irving America Howells and Baker England France Spain Francesca da Rimini Yorick Mr.Irving Mr. Barrett Park Mr. Booth Falstaff Iago Bock Guying Cassie John Lane Bertuccio Modjeska Fechter Claude Melnotte Capoul Campanini Rayelli Ed Buckley Esmeralda Jack Mason Miles Angelo Fouquet Boccaccio Perdition Miss Clarke Barron Hudson Parks Wilson

Free trade sentiment in New England urged by letter

G White of South Easton Mass argues that republican writers echo his free trade defense to aid New England manufactured goods for export. He contends large outside populations suffer from lack of basic goods while sugar bounty costs are smaller than taxing the public to protect the sugar industry. Dated Nov 16 1883.

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