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Newspaper

Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1888

Page

8

Lodge Leads House in Filibuster On Reed Thoebe Case

In Washington Jan 20 Henry Cabot Lodge commands the House debate over the Reed Thoebe contest as Republicans filibuster to block further testimony. The minority presses for new evidence while Democrats split on strategy. Grand Army pension and Reading railroad matters also occupy the floor as talks extend into evening.

Wasatherox Lodge Koon Reed McKinley Long Boutelle Nahant Carlisle Chandler Senate House New England Washington Republian Crisp Elections Committee John Griin Carlisle Kentucky George Thoebe Rowen Ilinois Longe Massachusetts Theee Thoebe Mills Texas Congress Lymen Repubbean Iowa Committee On Elections Lyman Hare Foran Ohio Bynum O Indiana Ublicans Collins Morse Russell Burnett New York Grand Army Pension Committee Grand Army of the Republic Committee On Invalid Pensions of St Barnes Chhildren Grupe Matsen Pensions Committee Matson United States United Gallinger New Hampshire PS. T Eemeo

Government Telegraph Debate Spurs Postal System Plans

Washington saw a Senate committee hearing with Dr. Norvin Green of Western Union arguing against a postal telegraph. He questioned constitutionality, warned of government delays, and claimed Western Union’s price drops and vast assets make it a better option than a state run system. Proponents cited cheaper rates abroad and the need for efficient nationwide service.

Washington Senate Committee On Post Offices Norvin Green Western Union Telegraph Company Western Union Baltimore & Ohio National Treasury Directora E Sam Powderly Gren Senate Dr. Green Mr. Hubbard Switerland Belgium England Cullum Edmunds Post Office Department Hubbard

Ornamental Frosting And Cake Making At Boston School

The Boston Cooking School presents a demonstration on cake and frosting, detailing egg and sugar techniques, batter ratios, and how to prepare tins. Recipes include orange cake with orange jelly, vanilla and currant frostings, and a Norfolk style icing. The class, led by Mrs. Daniels, featured a range of sponge and nutmeg flavored cakes and concludes with notes for a second course starting next Wednesday.

Berwick Portsmouth Dedham N. B Bard Parker House Philadelphia

Names Sailed by Sailors in a Nation’s Vessels

Washington observations tally a playful yet telling list of ship names from Commissioner Morton’s registry. It notes strong patriotism with many eagles and presidents, dozens of female names, and a surge of gendered terms, while calling for official censorship of vessel christenings.

Morton Washington Bureau of Navigation National Shipping Register Smith Crazy Jim Dusty Miller Patterson Franklin Jackson Lincoln Grant Andy Jonson Butler Hancock McClellan Lee Maine Jeff Davis Alabama Boston New Orleans Grover Cleveland Blaine John Sherman Chauncey M.depew America Garfield Mary Sarah Janes Mollies Alices Annies Jack

Fashionable Fur Fittings and Hats Displayed for Winter

A lively catalog details fur varieties from fox to seal and marten, with long-haired furs gaining favor. It covers trims for coats and wraps, sable sets, sling-sleeved wraps, ultrafine seals, and beaver robes, plus lavish hats with velvet, ribbons, and bird plumes. It notes deodorizing fur, the rise of sable garments, and ornate millinery by notable houses, ending with thanks to D. P. Isley & Co.

Russia vVermont Chinchilla Newfoundland New York Paris Cafe Au Lait

The Odd Side Of Life A Mixed Local Snapshot

A collage of quirky notes from 19th century life including an ice bridge over a river at the falls, signs on saloons, a mourning Ohio girl for a dog, a Sunday laying hen in Schley County Georgia, Paris lights, elopement tales, and odd tributes to wealth, trains of thought, and everyday curiosities across America and abroad.

Ohio Schley County Georgia New York Paris Sallie Lightleap Easton Penn Binghamton N.Y Brunswick Boston Globe Boston Baltimore Williamsport Sun and Banner Eli Boggs Rhoda Smith Marion Greenhill Kate Chandler Carter County Kentucky Maysville Glasgow Savings Bank Market Street Philadelphia Ruth Oberly Commissioner Oberly Aeekie Resi Ié Washington Chicago Miligo S. Weir Mitchell Galveston Ingram Township North Carolina Ellsworth Jacksonville Fla M. H. Gladman Hopkins Mr. Gladman Jonathan Anderton Beaver Falls United States Postal Improvement Association Frank Hartley Taylor Sutton Oakland Cal

Cheer Up, Young Man Marry Refusal Recalled

A Pennsylvanian groom who twice failed to win over a girl finally wed her after she had refused him nineteen times. The tale underlines persistence in romance as reported in a Chicago news brief.

Chicago News

Physician shares free remedy formula from East India mission

Retired East India physician claims a simple vegetable cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous complaints. He offers the recipe free by mail with full preparation directions in German French or English upon request, sent with a stamped address to Rochester New York.

Saa W. Noyes Power's Block Rochester N. Y Frink Broadway New York C.J. Mason

Varied Anecdotes and Oddities From Midwest to Coast

A collage of brief items from the era notes a Toledo railway depot issue at Owen Station, a Kansas City tramp with a stolen gold watch, storms at the Oregon coast, Jay Gould’s country home cost, Corinne Cohn speaking multiple languages, a Briar Creek widow reusing a grave marker, and a New Haven man’s sudden death. Also covered are postage stamp sales, a Cochranton prank with a rat trap, a Summerville oak containing an ancient knife blade, a New York circus act with a 600 pound donkey, German loyalty tales from Saginaw, estate disputes delaying monuments, and a Kansas City restaurant keeper preserving old coins. Additional vignettes include coin collectors, a paper from China, top novels lists, a French dandy’s photo dispute, literary life anecdotes, and a San Francisco office boy’s bell-buying gambit leading to promotion.

Tional and Industrial Union Toledo Ann Arbor Columbia River Oregon Jay Gould Hudson Mile Corinne Cohn Hen Cohn Chicago Volapuk Briar Creek N. Y William H. Brown New Haven G. W. Green Brown New York Post Office Cochranton Penn M. R. Hammond Summerville New York Saginaw Mich California Detroit Freeness William William W. Hammond William _H. Estes William Brennan William N. Carlton Court of George West Kallston Spa China Coppleson Pekin Abin Frank R. Stockton Edgar Fawcett Charles Egert Craddock Robert Browning Pet Speer Lord Tennyson Mr. Howells Dr. Holmes Mr. Lowell Riderard Robert Louis Stevenson Johnny Martin San Francisco John Martin

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