International disputes and policy tone in diplomatic debates
The piece argues against critics of State Department diplomacy with Great Britain and Mexico. It notes differences in treaty contexts, points to border extradition issues at Piedras Negras, and criticizes Texas authorities for mishandling Arresures. It cites New York Tribune commentary on Congress delays and hints at Ireland policy under Arthur Balfour.
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Popularity risks for General Boulanger in France
Sudden fame proves dangerous as General Boulanger loses favor after publishing a letter to the Duc d Aumale. His claim of choosing between loyalty to a former superior and the republic does not satisfy critics. The storm may pass, but many who viewed him as a man of destiny now doubt his supreme importance.
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Battle for reform in civil service at Newport
The National Civil Service Reform Association met in Newport with Mr. Curtis delivering an address that stressed the struggle is still at its height and that reform gains are shown by growing support for business methods in government. He rebutted the idea that spoils of office fuel political interest.
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Holden
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Ellis Spavin Care Company
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Connolly
Civil service reform as a decisive political issue
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Remembering William H. Tilden a statesman of New York
The obituary honors the late Mr. Tilden highlighting his role as a counsellor rather than a political leader. It notes his long seclusion due to illness, his decisive actions against the Tweed ring and canal monopolies, and his influence on state policy and reform. It contemplates how his guidance shaped politics and policy had he lived to see further reforms.
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Heidelberg Jubilee Reflects Ancient University’s Anglo American Ties
The Heidelberg celebration marks five centuries of scholarship on the Neckar, highlighting its early English literature chair, influential alumni, and enduring role in German letters. The pageant, attended by state officials and international academics, mirrors Harvard’s historic significance and the broader European intellectual tradition.
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Pall Mall Gazette Attacks England’s World Influence
The Pall Mall Gazette faults Britain’s empire and its influence, mocking calls of destiny and temperance praise. It accuses English journals of endorsing harsh views and depicts Britannia as a diabolic force spreading vice rather than peace and religion. The piece condemns national self-critique as poor form.
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Sufficiency of American Law to Avert Anarchy and Political Conspiracy
A compact survey of editorials arguing about law, governance, and political strategy. It contrasts American legal sufficiency to curb violence with calls for stronger enforcement, critiques of slavery, U S rights abroad, presidential approval, currency policy, and park funding debates among major newspapers.
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London Leicester Square and Chester in English Illustrated
The August English Illustrated Magazine surveys Leicester Square with Austin Dobson noting its literary ties to Newton Hogarth and Fanny Burney and wider royal and noble figures. A Rimmer covers Chester’s quaint streets with fine drawings while Hugh Thomson returns to Sir Roger de Coverley.
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Macquoid
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Lowell Bleachery stockholders hear Snelling letter on affairs
The Lowell Bleachery stockholders met to review a committee report on the company's condition. Samuel G. Snelling, late treasurer, submitted a detailed statement claiming heavy losses from dealings with James H. Diggles, noting he owes the company about 200000 while Diggles owes him 400000, and asserting overall efforts benefited the firm. The investigation found a valuable plant and profitable business, with discrepancies in Snelling's accounts and falsified books, and a plan to consider capital stock increases as the board seeks to continue operations.
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Hoar Targets Freeman Wheat Speculation During Session
In an executive session Senator Hoar defended United States Marshal Freeman amid wheat futures accusations. Freeman supposedly lost thousands after going to St Louis to trade 100000 bushels, refused to pay notes when delivery failed, and insisted brokers failed to deliver wheat. The exchange drew laughter as lawmakers questioned Hoar’s grasp of futures terms.
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Mixed editorial quips and wry notices from northern papers
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Bay State Agricultural Society Sets Exhibits In October Fair
Executive committee meeting reports many entries across departments for the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association fair to be held October 5 6 7 58 at Huntington avenue. Creamery to run full in dairy department. special swine building planned south of main hall. Premiums raised for poultry and domestic departments. Entries close September 6. premium lists available from department heads.
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Old South lectures begin fourth season with Mead on Adams and Henry
Yesterday afternoon the Old South hosted the fourth season of lectures for youths with Edwin Mead as the initial speaker. He portrayed Samuel Adams and Patrick Henry through lucid narratives, quoted Henry’s line Give me liberty or give me death, and noted flattering as well as adverse nicknames from British foes. The audience, young and engaged, sang America at the close, and the program announced John Psec will discuss Bunker Hill and the News in London next Wednesday.
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Ancient Order of Foresters mark 52nd anniversary parade
The Court Commonwealth Conclave observed the fifty second anniversary of the Ancient Order of Foresters in this city with a morning parade through main streets. Guests came from Providence Fall River and Newport. Mayor O'Brien reviewed the unit on School street before a noon gathering at Spy Pond grove Arlington. Athletic games followed and thirteen Providence girls performed a broom drill.
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