Clarkson Move Against Harrison Signals GOP Showdown in 1892
Washington reports a strong push to elect ex-Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson as president of the National League of Republican Clubs in Cincinnati. Clarkson, aligned with General Alger, would boost Alger’s bid for the 1892 Republican nomination and could reshape party organization by directing a nationwide club machinery to rally support and foster favorable sentiment for Michigan magnate William C. Alger.
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Cincinnati
Russell A. Alger
Alger
Republican National Committee
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Harrison
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Indiana
General Alger
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South
Foster
Treasury
Allison
Iowa
League of Republican Clubs
Michigan
Urban population growth across the United States 1890 report
The census bulletin shows urban populations of 8000+ inhabitants totaling 18,235,670 in 1890, 29.12 percent of the nation, up from 11,818,547 in 1880. The North Atlantic division holds nearly half, with a 43.53 percent urban increase in the last decade, while total population rose 19.95 percent.
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North Atlantic
North Central
Vermont
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Mrs General Cogswell Recovers With Carriage Ride
Mrs General Cogswell, previously ill with the grip, shows signs of recovery and was able to take a carriage ride today indicating improvement in health.
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General Cogswell
Navy and State Departments Move On Haitian Harbor
The Key West to Hayti squadron move and the arrival of the North Atlantic fleet are viewed as signaling U S effort to secure Mole St Nicholas as a coaling station. Navy officials deny direct link to negotiations led by Rear Admiral Gherardi while noting the broader show of force to deter French competition and press for a treaty with Haiti.
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Washington
Srprcral
Key West
Hayti
State
Navy Departments
Mole St. Nicholas
Navy Department
Walker
Norfolk
St. Nicholas Mole
Iherard
Admiral Walker
Gherardi
United States
Child Life Insurance Critique From Boston Editor Letter
A reader in Boston criticizes child life insurance, citing England's experience and citing cases of cruelty and murder for profit. The letter argues children cannot defend themselves, urges burial societies or savings alternatives, and cites doctors and judges condemning the practice.
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Insurance Commission
State House
England
Robinson
Cambridge
Macdonald
M.P
North East London
Hicks
Lancet
Justice Day
Justice Will
Peterboro
Boston
Merrill
M. Boston
Pan Hellenism Delegates Enter Parker House Soiree
Last evening Phi Chapter Kappa Gamma hosted Pan Hellenic delegates at the Parker House Parlor. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe presided with Miss Mary M Kingsbury assisting as tea poured. Attendees included Miss Lucy Evelyn Night Alpha Phi and several notables such as Mrs Mary S Livermore Colonel T Higginson and Professors Bonne and Coit.
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Parker House
Phi Chapter
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Julia Ward Howe
Mary M. Kingsbury
Kappa Pa Gamma Fraternity
Lucy Evelyn Night
Alpha Phi
Miss Jones
Gamma Phi Beta
Miss Taylor
Delta Gamma
Miss Lerman
Kappa Alpha ‘Theta
Miss Moon
Delta Delta Delta
Miss Leach
Pi Beta Phi
Miss Turner
Mary S. Livermore
T. Higginson
William Claflin
Binesbury
Kingsbury
Borden P. Bonne
T. B. Lindsay
J. B. Coit
William Cranston Lanton
Richard Mansfield to star for blind kindergarten benefit
The Kin dergarten for the Blind announces Richard Mansfield will perform Bean Brummell at the Globe Theatre on Wednesday at 2 o'clock for charity. Proceeds go to the kindergarten. Tickets are on sale at the theatre box office. Signed by a committee of ladies including Mrs Louis Agassiz and Miss Elizabeth Andres.
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Richard Mansfield
Kindergarten For
Richard’ Mansfield
Globe Theatre
Mr. Mansfield
Louis Agassiz
Elizabeth L. Andres
William Appleton
Maud Howe Elliott
Clara T. Endicott
Esther Fiske
John L. Gardner
Olga Gardner
Thomas Mack
Laura Norcross
Edith Rotch
Annie C. Warren
PAPER MAKERS WIN THE DAY OPEN BAR BILL SKIRMISH
The sweeping open bar dispute tied to a Senate bill on bar hours ends with debate over the paper mill measure. Officials clash as Worcester and Bristol lawmakers spar on labor limits and constitutional rights amid a crowded legislative agenda.
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State Senate
Howard
Bristol
Smith
Worcester
Bradley
Essex
Mr. Pinkerton
State House
Pinkerton
State Board of Arbitration
Mr. Smith
Yeas
Messrs
Alden
Champlin
Cooke
Coveney
Donovan
Kemp
McDonald
Wardwell
Senate
Moriarty
Capeaker Barrett
Day
Bernett
Kipling Recital Charms at Brunswick Benefit
A Kipling recital for the Homeopathic Dispensary fair drew praise for its charming readings and specially composed music. Performers included Miss Bellewet Baayara Kivt, Mr. Arthur Hinchcock, Mrs. Alice Kent Robertson, Miss Gertrude Franklin, and Mr. Howard Malcolm Ticknor with accompaniments by Mr. Arthur Thayer and Mr. Arthur Foote. The program featured readings from Kipling and songs and violin solos, all tied to a charitable cause.
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Rudyard Kipling
Vermont
Bret Harte
Kipling
Mr. Kipling
Brunswick
Bellewet Baayara
Udyar
Mandalay
Aritint Thayer
Arthur Hinchcock
Rudyar Plin
Har Dyal
Isenj. E. Woolf
Gertrude Franklin
Namgay Doola
Howard Malcom Ficknor
Meniawski
Arthur Foote
Janet Edmondson Walker
Wee Willie Winkie
Alice Kent Robertson
Rudyard
Ticknor
Arthur Thayer
Br. E. Woolf
Gold in Wilmington Shocks Town Amid Reported Find
Wilmington residents react to a reported gold discovery on the Ames estate with skepticism as tests are planned. Chemist George Parsons and land expert Thomas Bancroft weigh in as local landowners, canal remnants, and iron ore relics frame the claim. some doubt persists while a land boom rumor stirs the area.
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Wilmington
Specian
Ames Estate
Joseph N. Ames
Harriet G. Ames
George Parsons
Ames
Thomas Bancroft
Hilliard
W. J. §. Marsh
Parsons
Obituary of Rev Ralph W Allen D D
The Rev Ralph Willard Allen D D longtime member of the New England Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at his East Boston home. Born February 16 1812 in Enfield Connecticut he served as a minister for fifty eight years in New England and held numerous appointments including Hingham North Maiden Southbridge New London Providence St. Paul’s Falmouth Saugus East Boston and Dorchester. He was twice presiding elder and later led Norwich and Springfield districts before later years supplying churches in Arlington Bradford and Winthrop.
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Ralph Willard Allen
New England
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boston
Enfield
Conn
Allen
Lynn
Hingham
North Maiden
Southbridge
Manchester
New_London
Providence
R. L. Warren
R.I
Springfield
Atlewood
Bradford
Winthrop
Obituary notices and family announcements from a New England paper
The column records deaths and mournful notices across towns and city environs. It lists Rev James Caughey’s influence, marriages of Mary Jones Tower, E. B. Andrews relation, Willard Wing Jr., plus multiple obituaries including Sis Ma Alien D D aged 79, Stephen A. Emery, Frederick Field, E H M Huntington, Charles S. Plummer, Nina G Hooper, Betsy Davenport, and Betsy Davenport’s funeral details with Beacon and Carlton streets.
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Boston
Hooper
New York
Nina G. Hooper
Nathaniel L
Abby Robbins Hooper
Trinity Church
Davenport
Longwood
Betsy
Francis W. Davenport
John Ruggles
Milton
Beacon
Carlton Street
Decorated Toilet Ware Exhibit and New Furs Stowage Chests
The largest exhibit of decorated toilet ware features new shapes colors and harmony with chintzes carpets and wallpapers. Sets range from 2.00 upward and include options with or without set basins. A Hong Kong ship brings camphor wood chests for furs and woolens priced 14.00 to 18.00. New tea infusers cost 50 cents and dinner sets showcase various grades from low to high.
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Geo. Skelfield
Hong Kong
China
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