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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1881

Page

4

Irish Coercion Bill Condemned by Lewiston Journal

The Lewiston Journal denounces the British coercion bill as despotic, equating it to autocratic power and Russian absolutism. It argues the issue affects all humanity and urges England to seek relief through empathy. It also notes W D Howells resigns Atlantic Monthly editorship to take a Swiss diplomatic post, funded by Garfield, and comments on literary figures' travel ambitions.

Lewiston, Me Nelson Dingley Mr. Gladstone Great Britain Russia America England W. D. Howells Atlantic Monthly Garfield United States Switzerland Howells Republic Lathrop Boston

Gladsone and Forster gag laws and Irish isthmus dream

A review of political rhetoric and public fear about coercion bills and threats, noting the era’s melodrama in letters and violence. Simon Cameron observes a shift as Black Americans acquire land, while a Northern Ireland correspondent cites a proposed isthmus linking Ireland and Scotland, stirring Irish opposition to closer ties with Britain.

Gladstone Forster San Francisco Examiner Ireland J. ©. King Scotland Dublin London England France Straits of Dover

Refund ing Bill Shapes Up As Expected Action

The House is set to concur with Senate amendments on the funding act of 1881 to issue 3 percent bonds and treasury notes totaling up to 700 million dollars. Leaders Randall Wood and Carlisle win a parliamentary victory, while banks face new security rules and redemption provisions. Critics debate sale viability and potential bank substitutions.

Banks Cornered by Treasury Call on National Bank Circulation

The Treasury calls a limit on bank circulation with 8 per cent bonds only receivable after July 1. Banks must hold one third of capital in government securities, tying up over 350 million in bonds, with 200 million in new 3s as 5 and 6 per cents mature. The move cuts bank leverage and ends prior power to freely contract currency.

Treasury Department Journal The Advertiser New York Tribune Congress Washington Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Callaghan’s Backbone Richmond W. R. Cundiff Peck Parnell E. B. Coxe Pennsylvania Senate Durango Grant University of Chicago Texas Memphis Tenn W. Lehman-Ashmead-Bartlett Bartlett-Coutts Benjamin Rush Theoderic Philip Lehman William Penn

Eads Tehuantepec Ship Railway Advantage Promoted

Captain Eads argues the Tehuantepec plan outperforms Panama and Nicaragua for inter oceanic transport. He details costs, rainfall challenges, and long-term tolls while stressing shorter routes, easier defense, and faster construction as key practical benefits for U S commerce and security. He cites 168 million dollar Panama estimate and potential 252 million with interest, with significant rainfall and disease as obstacles.

M. de Lesseps Panama Thompson Nicaragua Eads Tehuantepec Canal Tivala The North American Review Mississippi Captain Eads de Lessep Paris Congress of Engineers Isthmus United States Lads South America Mexico New York San Francisco China Japan Pacific Caribbean Sea Charleston Mexican Isthmus Europe Onent California Panama Canal Yucatan Cuba Florida Gulf of Mexico Nicaragua Canal France England Reil

Judge Chalmers on Negro Suffrage and Its Political Effects

The North American Review piece argues that negro enfranchisement has unsettled politics by debasing the franchise, with the South worst affected by corruption, misrule, and vengeance against education and property standards. It warns of vote buying, demagoguery, and calls for gradual reform through education and immigration.

Chalmers North American Review Electoral Commission America Ethiopia South

World News Mixed With Local Affairs In 1880s Summary

A compilation of distant and nearby events including New York hotel funding for a world’s fair, Irish American Senator Jones, border smuggling probes in New Brunswick, Yaqui resistance in Sonora, Missouri school language bills, and bank liabilities. Reports cover elections, rail and canal work, arson suspicions, Burns and Gar fields inauguration, and varied legal, economic, and social notes from across the United States and beyond.

New York Senator Jones Florida New Brunswick Sonora Mexico Indiana Missouri Missouri Valley Bank of Kansas City France United States Hudson River Chicago Times Prairies Harwood Minnesota South America Adams J. B. Power Northern Pacific Railroad Colonel Newport New York City J.P. Treadwell San Francisco Cal Bank of California Cooper Northwest Territory Hancock Grant Garfield Father Gillett New Orleans Picayune Guatemala Burdett-Coutts-Bartlett Christian K. Ross Philadelphia Charlie Ross London Ont Ogalalla Big Springs Senate Johns Jameses Thomases Matthewses Josephs Benjamins Zebulon Eli Samuels David Daniel Boston Harbor Kansas State Aid Committee Land League Paso del Norte Mex Brooklyn Boston St. Louis Charles B Fonda Fonda & Clark Little Falls N. Y St. Johnsville Fort Plain Canajobarie Palmyra Utica

Newburyport Rum Shop Caprice Ends With Watered Stimulant

A Newburyport character entered a rum shop and ordered a quart. He produced a two quart jug and told the barkeeper to charge it. He then claimed a quarts’ worth would be enough and warned there was another quart of water hidden inside. The bar keeper and customer were both satisfied as the contents were served.

John W. Forney Randall Congress House of Representatives Washington Newburyport Hummer

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