President Clevelands steady hands guide nations course
The article defends President Cleveland against critics who fear Republican gains. It praises his firm leadership, efficiency, and honesty, arguing the nation should welcome a change in administration, while urging Democrats to support him and readjust representation if Congress remains inert.
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Prohibition in New York Amendment Debate Townsmen Oppose
A proposed constitutional amendment in the New York Assembly would ban the sale of intoxicating liquor in the state. The piece argues such a provision would harm New York’s social life and criminalize cherished beverages, warning of urban disruption and political consequences.
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Erratic Quotations Echo Distant Newspapers
A collage of clipped quips and satirical asides from various papers references plenty of figures and snippets. It notes politicians actors and events with wry commentary and allusions to contemporary personalities and places. The item reads as a miscellany of opinions and headlines.
Utopian Scheme Declared Ineffective by Editor
The author dismisses the idea of a utopian plan likening it to running a wagon without horses or a locomotive without steam. The piece asserts New York should not pursue the proposal and expresses trust that it will be dropped.
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President will not fill Manning's cabinet post yet
Washington correspondent reports no steps will be taken to permanently fill the cabinet vacancy caused by Manning's illness. Manning will not resign, Fairchild will assume duties, and no change is planned unless Manning's condition worsens. The note rebuts rumors about the President and secretary, praising Manning and Fairchild and hoping for a swift recovery.
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Government report shows winter wheat acreage drop and yields
Government data indicate winter wheat acreage falls by 3.5 million acres from two years ago yet exceeds last year’s harvest. Current condition stands at 924 versus 76 percent last year, implying a 266 million bushel crop. With spring crop equal to last year, total would be 404 million bushels, down from 520 million two years ago and 50 million less surplus to carry over.
Hearing On Sale Of New England Bonds Resumes Today
The court hearing on the sale of New England bonds resumes with Cyrus W. Field expected to testify and Russell Sage also set to appear Sage, a director in the New England road, was part of the New York syndicate His testimony aims to illuminate the investigative methods of Receiver Clarke and the Higginson syndicate leader by detailing its workings and influences
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Higginson Syndicate
Notable New York Figures Abroad and At Home
A collection of brief notices lists Amos F Learned in New York at Youngs Hotel, President Cleveland's weight gain since inauguration, Bartley Campbell in Boston at Parker House, J R Osgood and Frank Miller sailing for England on April 28, Miss Marie Jansen staying at Adams House, Amos Cummings considered as Pulitzer successor, Judge Kelley to write tariff history, Col P P G Hall a Penn descendant, W W Corcoran sending 306 to Hendricks monument fund, Crown Princess of Germany praising Colonel Ingersoll, Senator Evarts invited to speak at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, W S Jackson likely to head Denver and Rio Grande, fashion debates among New Yorkers, and support for extreme decollete style by Bliss Potter Eaton and Morton.
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Court and stage figures bound for soundbites and scribes
Notables including Jacob Heiss Tim Campbell John Scanner and Francis Spinola denounce an issue. George Steele of Gloucester heads west for the American Fishery Union. Myron W Whitney remains with the American Opera Company at $600 weekly and renews next season. Florence plans frequent religious services. Ex Senator McDonald denies grievances with Cleveland policy. Elijah Lane of Keene claims tallest NH man at six feet six inches. Mrs Marie Evans defends herself amid forgery charges in New Orleans. John W Thompson reports growing American colony in Mexico City. Lillian Conway aids ill husband Cambles then returns home. Cambles acts praised in The Little Tycoon.
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Winchester Post Office dispute prompts Democratic chairman letter
George R. Brine, chairman of the Winchester Democratic Town Committee, writes to defend Scannell and criticize editorial claims about the Winchester post office nomination. He asserts Scannell has backing from a majority of the local Democratic committee, notes Garcelon’s broader support, and argues the town leans Republican but would accept a Democrat in office. He urges equal publicity for his letter.
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Bond Sale Debate Protests Higginson Clark Ties
An Old South-ender argues against bond sales at low prices and accuses the Higginson Clark party of manipulated deals. The Boston Post is praised for upholding tradition as calls grow for disclosure of the Higginson Clark dealings and related financial maneuvers affecting the New York and New England road.
Sermon on God’s Ways Shown Through Nature and Faith
The article cites a Sunday sermon from Ds. Bartol of the West Church on Job and Jesus highlighting God’s ways shown in nature over words. It quotes Emerson on character’s thunder and notes Jesus’ oneness with the Father. It argues belief arises from unseen foundations and our affection and imagination.
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Statewide school law largely rejected by New Hampshire towns
Special correspondence from Concord reports four-fifths of New Hampshire towns rebuff the new town system replacing districts. Many boards oppose the law as schools remain in old houses. The article notes impacts on female representation, straddling positions in towns like Peterboro and Hanover, and hints at next-session repeal efforts.
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Boston Area Train Schedules From 1886 Public Notice
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Fitchburg Railroad introduces new station and Sunday schedule
The notice outlines a new Fitchburg Railroad station on Causeway Street in Om, effective Sunday October 18 1885. It lists daily trains including Sundays, with connections to New York Central and Chicago via various routes and stations such as Gardiner Athol Orange Greenfield and Worcester. It notes departures and fares, and provides interim timetable details for connections and transfers across multiple towns and rail lines.
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Boston Schedule Leaves For Lynn And Other Stations
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