Bank Dividends Declared by Several Boston Institutions
Several Boston banks announce upcoming dividends payable to stockholders of record. ELIOT NATIONAL BANK offers four dollars per share. CONTINENTAL BANK posts four percent. HARE AS SMITH reports four percent. FORT HARBOR BANK shows six percent. NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON declares five percent. Dividends are free of taxes and payable in early October with records dated September.
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Reformers unite for Massachusetts governance to redeem the Commonwealth
Democrats and Conservatives urge immediate organization to end long running misrule. They argue new leadership and civil service reform are needed to restore public welfare, energy, and integrity, citing General Sherman’s praise of merit and centralized authority as guiding examples.
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Reforming Boston Police Power To a Strong Commission
The piece lauds Mayor Cobb for efforts to improve Boston’s police force while noting persistent deficiencies in numbers and discipline. It argues against the current fragmented control and endorses a unified Police Commission with centralized authority, citing successes of Fire Commissioners and Health Board as a model for decisive, professional leadership. It calls for rapid establishment of a responsible commission to oversee organization and administration, enabling efficient policing amid city growth and rising crime incentives.
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Chamberlain criticized as corrupt reformer in South Carolina
The piece casts Chamberlain as a central figure in GOP misrule in South Carolina from 1868 to 1872. It cites his roles on the Financial Board and as Attorney General, alleging bond issuance schemes, conversion acts, and links to a railroad ring, while noting distrust from the Tax-Payers’ Association and Tribune’s portrayal. It ends by questioning his reforming credentials despite Northern praise.
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Maine et Loire elects Maille in net Republican gain
In Maine et Loire, the septennate contest ends with M. Maille defeating MacMahon ally Bruas after a two-stage vote. A Republican deputy will sit for the department, signaling a likely shift of eleven seats to Republicans and forecasting a stronger Assembly stance against MacMahon.
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