Anarchist journal suppressed by city printers
Riots in Chicago lead to the shutdown of an incendiary Parsons and wife journal as printers refuse to publish it. Ex Governor Rice reports on El Paso relations, criticizing Cutting and Mexican court dignity, warns against war with Mexico, and cautions Congress on foreign affairs. He rebukes Bayard motives and urges restraint.
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Turbulent Belfast tests policy and rule
Editorial notes Belfast unrest and calls for strict control, plus a cautious view of coercive measures. It discusses a new extradition treaty with Japan and potential Senate approval, then analyzes Birmingham politics surrounding Home Secretary Henry Matthews and his Catholic ties.
Boston Parks Funds Debate Claims Faulty Statute
Amagining journal links the Boston Republican chair to a bid to block park financing. The act authorizes Boston city council to issue up to 2.5 million in bonds for park construction, with 500 thousand annual limits. The piece ridicules claims that lawmakers were unaware or asleep, urging action rather than delays.
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Mock charity toward Chicago anarchists sparks strong rebuke
A column rebuts a humane letter urging mercy for Chicago dynamiters on trial. It rejects equating them with abolitionists, calling such sympathy mock charity and rubbish, while acknowledging the writer’s honesty but disagreeing with the view of mercy based on broad humanity.
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Defenders of Law Against Anarchist Threats
A sober editorial argues that wealth amplifies injustice yet law remains the safeguard of the weak. It condemns anarchists who deny social authority, urging swift, decisive action to restore sovereignty of law while offering broader liberty within a civilized society.
Congress adjourns amid exhaustion and unrealized aims
The session ends with little crowding for jobs and many tasks left undone while some legislation stands as mixed achievement. Notable acts include limits on taxation, protections for the Congressional Library, and public land releases, yet major issues like taxation, currency, and insolvency await next winter and the next Congress.
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Parliament Opens as Peel Retained Speaker Amid Liberal Unionist Talks
Westminster assembled with little business as the new Commons begins swearing in. Arthur Peel secured re election as speaker without opposition. Liberals seek unity with Hartington and Chamberlain while Conservatives signal limited Ireland measures and no sweeping coercion.
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Home Rule Politics in Session Showdowns and Leadership
The piece discusses Gladstone Liberals and Nationalists coalition dynamics on home rule, the Queen's Speech’s likely stance, and how Radicals may push amendments. It notes Lord Randolph Churchill’s tough leadership in the Commons, facing opposition from Liberals and Conservative elders, and the risk to the government if he falters.
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Yachting Dangers Missed By Reckless Users
The article argues that recent yachting accidents should not label the sport as dangerous. It stresses that outdoor safety generally favors yachting, and risk arises from recklessness and insufficient knowledge rather than inherent perils of the sea nor wind.
Boston Clears Way for Faster European Mails by Sea
A Postoffice statement shows Cunard and Inman steamers delivering European mails to Boston earlier than New York for the last quarter. In several cases Boston departures gain up to thirty hours. Authorities may adopt the quicker Boston route, promising faster letters both ways for Bostonians.
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NO MONEY IN HONEST POLITICS Cited Editorials Exploration
A collection of editorial quotes from various papers criticizing political naivety and corruption, contrasting views on Diaz in Mexico, congressional duties, protectionism, and labor versus capital. Notable notes include warnings against wealth from public life, Mexican politics, and the limits of Congress and party leadership.
Quarterly meeting of the British Chari table Society at Young's Hotel
President James M. Smith chaired the session reporting a quarterly income of 524 dollars 27 cents and expenditures of 358 dollars 75 cents with a balance of 165 dollars 82 cents. New members were admitted from England and Canada and Smith announced his intended attendance as a delegate at the St George's Society convention in London Ontario.
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National Irish Association makes Oak Island picnic amidst big crowd
The National Irish Athletic Association held a gather at Oak Island grove with a large turnout and ideal weather. Notables from Boston, Lynn, Canada and Providence joined a day of contests including catch-as-catch-can, running events, shot and hammer throws, a tug of war, and a dramatic running jump by Kearney, ending with a mounted sword contest and a festive close.
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Tildens Greystone estate and yachting passion described
A detailed portrait of Mr. Tilden's Greystone estate near Yonkers, its 118 acres, buildings, stables with famous horses, two greenhouses, cattle, and a vast book collection. It notes the Baldwin adjoining property, Gramercy Park home with a grand dining room, and Tilden’s early yachting interests including the Yosemite and Viking with modifications and private blue pennant signals.
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Meissonier's Voyageur at Tooth's gallery Haymarket
The new Meissonier painting Le Voyageur is on view for a short time at Tooth's gallery in the Haymarket. A vigorous study of a lone rider struggling against a fierce wind across French plains, set in the early empire period with Bonaparte hats and cloaks, the horse drawn with admired anatomy, and the landscape richer than usual. though aged seventy the artist shows no decadence.
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Fragmented musings from many shores and opinions
A collage of remarks and quips ranging from Senator Hoar and Southern outrages to upcoming sports, finance, and international notes. The piece notes New York concern over the Werra, the Jaws re-release, elections in Michigan, and various pithy jests on politics, journalism, and daily life, ending with a French bar joke about glass size.
Editorial on anarchists trial invites cooler view of law
A letter to the editor discusses the Chicago anarchists case, urging restraint and reflection on how revolutions test law. It cites American history from 1854 slave cases to revolutionary action, arguing reform often breaks set laws and highlighting the duty to study natural laws and societal movement.
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Gladstone and Home Rule Debate Set to Shape New Parliament
Justin MCarthy outlines early parliamentary moves including electing a speaker, swearing in members, and re elections for ministers. He predicts a debate on the home rule question, with Radicals pressing to force Liberal secessionists to declare theirs, and notes Gladstone would lead opposition but could retire if a Tory home rule plan emerges Ireland could accept.
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