Chamberlain's Vanity Sinks Liberal Prestige in Coercion Row
A special letter notes Joseph Chamberlain's swift fall from Liberal leadership due to vanity and policy clashes. It details his alliances, coercion plans, and rifts with Gladstone era figures, portraying a painful internal Liberal quarrel over land and Irish rule.
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England
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Dilke
National Party
London
Poland
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Chamberlain's relentless pursuit to regain Radical leadership
The piece argues Chamberlain will push against Gladstone to damage the Salisbury ministry and reclaim Radical leadership. It notes fierce resentment in the Radical ranks, plans to expel him from the National Liberal Club if he backs coercion, and predicts Birmingham will yield, leaving Joseph Chamberlain isolated and humbled.
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Working Against Powderly in Labor Conflict
Washington reports indicate a stormy Minneapolis convention with Grand Master Workman Powderly likely to withdraw. Conservatives led by Powderly face radicals, with Southern delegates seeking his ouster over the Richmond color stance, possibly forming a regional bloc including New York Chicago and St Louis.
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Deserters Form Open Union of Shoemakers in New York
About 300 New York area shoemakers meeting today formed the Manufacturing Shoemakers' Benevolent and Protective Union No. 1. They plan to withdraw roughly 6000 workers from the Knights of Labor and join the National Federation of Labor, amid disputes led by Frank Campbell against Master Workman Quinn and other Knights leaders.
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State St
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Boston
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Chas. Mason
Patent Office
Edmund Burke
Patents
One of Hawthorne's Letters to Franklin Pierce
The Wayside correspondence reveals Hawthorne's 1863 dedication of Our Old Home to Franklin Pierce as a personal memorial. A companion letter, now public, shows Hawthorne weighing the political implications and his own views on the Union, war, and abolition, while warning of publicity and sale of the rare autographs.
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Winter Wheat Crop Damaged by Prolonged Drought Across States
Reports from Kansas to Ohio show drought worsening winter wheat and pastures while rains stay scarce. High dry winds drive deterioration though overall crop conditions remain fair in many Illinois Indiana Ohio counties. Spring seeding underway in Illinois Iowa Minnesota and Michigan as soil warms for seedbed.
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National drill and rifle entries in nineteen hundred con tests
Wasurincron April 17 reports seventy nine entries for individual drill and ninety eight for rifle practice in the national drill contests, closed April 1. Entrants hailed from thirty one States and Territories, with New England groups including Connecticut Sarsfield Guard Shield's Guard Emerald Guard Maine Neally Rifles Second Regiment Massachusetts Emmet Guards New Hampshire Sheridan Guards First Regiment Rhode Island Fifth Battalion R I Meagher Guards Wolstone Guards Company C First Battalion Company D First Battalion.
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New Hampshire
Sheridan Guards
Rhode Island
R. I
Meagher Guards
Wolstone Guards
Art Exhibition Notes on New York Shows and US Artists
The Prize Fund exhibition opens in New York at the American Art Association Galleries around month end. The Society of American Artists plans its April 25 show at the new Yandell Gallery on Fifth Avenue. John W. Dunsmore, now in London, will send a dozen works to be shown locally. Martha Hale’s paintings, William E. Gilman’s miniatures, C. C. Dallin’s Indian study, and Millet prints are featured at various galleries. The Paint and Clay Club hosts a guest night. H. H. Kitson seeks a mountain trip for health.
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Millet
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Noyes, Cobb & Co
Theatres Show Various Plays and Stars in Boston
Amusements listings note Boston Theatre presenting The Octoroon with Evening shows. Hollis Street Theatre features Rose Coghlan in Per Roe with 7 45 start. Globe Theatre runs Ruddigore at 7 45. Breenier Theatre has Fédora with Fanny Davenport. Athens Variety shows Atonement daily at 2.
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the Octoroon
Hollis Street
Rose Coghlan
Per Roe
Seamana Clarke
Globe Theare
Ruddigore
Breenier
Fanny Davenport
Venin Howry
Variety
Marriages Listed From Various Cities Across Dates
In Pasadena William M Chamberlain of New York marries Mary Otis Hale of Princeton New Jersey. Isherwood Marsden wed in Fall River Joseph H Isherwood to Mary H Marsden. Hanham Carpenter united at Lynn William C Hanham to Emma C Carpenter. Jackson Andrews joined at St Pauls Church Katherine Henshaw Jackson and Charles S Andrews. Saylor Martin tied in this city Frank G Saylor to Annie Martin. Virtue Kinney wedded in this city George F Virtue to Annie Kinney. Waldman Bruce wed in this city Melburne T Waldman to Jessie Bruce.
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Katherine Henshaw Jackson
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Waldman
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Ers
P.M. Macdonald
Melburne T. Waldman
Jessie Brace
Death notices and obituaries from April 15 to 16
Deaths in multiple cities list names ages and dates from April 14 to 16. Nettie Belden Florence Belden family. Margaret Blake. Alice Blake in Cannes. Henry Breed 88. Benjamin Bridden 65. James Conway 36. Sarah Curtis. John Doherty 45. George Fairbank 54. Dr John Flint 63. Thomas Geary 19. Rufus Ham 58. Mary Hobbs widow of Isaac Hobbs. Elizabeth Jewett 78. Catherine Keveney late residence South Boston. Johannah Leahy. Nicholas McMahon 21. Charles Parker 74. Robert Vinal 66. Names appear with ages and places across Boston area.
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Cambridge
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James R. Conway
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Dexter
Sarah T. Higins
C. W. Curtis
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Fairbank
George E. Fairbank
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Charlestown
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Ham
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Rufus K. Ham
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Mary Stafford
Isaac Baldwin Hobbs
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Ashburnham
Mass
Elizabeth Lucy Dewetl
Keveney
Beckler Avenue
Boston
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Leahy
Johannah
Michael Leahy
McMahon
Nicholas McMahon
Parkelr
Charles Parker
Vinal
Somerville
Robert’ A. Vinal
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