Cholera fears ease in Europe not to reach America
The cholera situation in Southern Europe remains slow and unepidemic, with Venice described as in poor sanitary shape and the threat of spread minimal. In California politics the Senate seat fills with Hearst appointee and Williams, both millionaires, as the upcoming November elections may bring another wealthy figure to the body.
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River and Harbor Bill Faces Presidential Approval
An editorial denounces the river and harbor appropriation bill as bungling yet necessary for the government’s finances. It argues executive action was compelled after Senate jobs were struck in the House and cites notional savings compared with earlier years. It calls for item veto power, which the Senate blocked.
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Cleveland reforms gain Democratic convention backing
Mr. Cleveland and his reform ideas win endorsements as conventions meet. South Carolina approved the civil service reform policy, while Kansas resolutions declare support for the President’s sentiment that preserving the republic and liberty of the people is above any political organization.
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Arthur
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Hayes
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Kansas
Arnold reports motive behind sympathy for Gladstone in Ireland
The letter notes Matthew Arnold’s claim that Americans favoring Gladstone aim to please the Irish safely. It argues serious critics oppose Gladstone, while Arnold’s isolated vantage risks misreading public sentiment.
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Newport Race Highlights Rival Yachts For Great Prize
Two Eastern yachts led the New York Yacht Club fleet in a dramatic Saturday contest at Newport. The Mayflower defeated the Puritan and showed strong potential as the fastest yacht, with the Grayling winning the schooner cup and the Priscilla underperforming compared to Boston rivals.
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Bankers Association invitations feature golden double eagle crest
The writer notes the golden double eagle on invitations for the American Bankers Association as a favorable sign and contrasts it with the U S currency, arguing Congress should discard the dishonored silver dollar and its motto In God We Trust for its 29 cents of value.
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Prices for literary wares in the sunny South
The Atlanta Constitution prints a letter from a purveyor of literary wares noting rates for a 1000 word story for one dollar, a poem for the same price, hints to farmers or housewives at twenty five cents per inch, and a weekly news summary at fifty cents. The piece jokes that poetry prices are high and comments on competitive rates compared to Northern cities.
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Vereshagin’s notes reveal Skobeleff tales and flaws
The memoirs recount Skobeleff’s suspected wartime deception in Turkestan his late bravado after Tchernova and his superstition surrounding lucky days and portents. Vereschagin recalls a quarrel with General S about Paris and notes Skobeleff’s death at a private intrigue rather than battle.
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Russian Masters Guide Readers Toward Tolstoi Gogol and Turgeneff
A critique notes Gogol as Taras Bulba precursor and praises Tolstoi and Turgeneff as Russia's top novelists. It discusses Gogol's epic tale and its contrasts with Tolstoi's Youth and Childhood works, highlighting translation quality by Isabel Hapgood and the books' lasting influence on Russian literature.
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Anns Karenina
Count Tostoi
Count Tolstoi
Caucasus
Junkers Corps
Isabel F. Hawngood
Taras Buiba
Nikolai Vasilievitch Gogol
Isabel F. Hap
New York
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Count Legef N, Zolstoi
Isabel F. Hapgood
Jacomas Y. Crowell & Co
Taulbee Describes Kentucky Mountains People and Living
Representative Taulbee of Kentucky speaks about his mountain district. He compares its population to Craddock novels, notes the frontier heritage, simple homes, modest virtue, limited towns, and slow educational progress. He mentions feuds, rifles, and distant civilization despite some improvement.
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Cleveland Leader
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Kentucky
Charles Egbert Craddock
Ohio River
Virginia
Tennessee
Railroad
Telegraph
Daily
War Department
Political commentary round up from early newspapers
A compilation of editorials and opinions criticizing partisan politics. The pieces attack manipulations of appropriation figures, warn against presidential booms, and urge accountability in the House and Senate. Included are comments on party capital, media relations, and public service.
A Politician's Daughter reviewed with caution
A Politician's Daughter by Myra Sawyer Hamlin is praised for its lively plot and satire but faulted for audacity and the use of private Boston names. The reviewer notes strong heroine and engaging description, yet objects to privacy violations and some flippant moments.
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Silas Lapham
White House
Boston
New England
Independent Press
Congress
New York
Myra Sawyer Hamlin
D. Appleton & Co
Punch in the Civil War Era Through English Eyes
A critical review traces Punch cartoons from 1861 to 1863 showing Lincoln and Beecher as symbols in a shifting British view. It notes depictions of race, debt, and alliance as the war deepened, with satire turning harsher as England debated U S actions and emancipation.
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Arthur A Beckett
Punch
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White House
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Britannia
Jonathan
John Bull
Dan O’connell
Davenport Brothers
North
America
Ingoldsby
Alabama
Russia
Mr. Punch
Liberty
Grant
Vicksburg
Shakspere
Macbeth
Macduff
Worth makes the man and the many women too
A collage of quips and anecdotes from various papers lampooning public figures and trends. It notes Hearst, Ireland, France, and US politics with satirical asides on tea, chops, and sailing news, ending with Canadian smugglers seizing own boats to prove impartiality.
Obituaries from Various Cities Across the Region
An obituary list records recent deaths including Emma Aiken at Newbury Virginia Island Aug 3 spouse of Matthew H Aiken of Evanstown Illinois and daughter of the late Freeman Reyes. George W Bradford at Duxbury Massachusetts Aug 4 age 34 years 11 months 24 days. Abbie E DaNiels at Revere Aug 6. Cora A K Schoppe at Greenville New Jersey Aug 5 wife of William Enston. Samuel Aspinwall Goddard at Little Aston England July 24 native of Brookline Massachusetts. Daniel W G Humphrey at Chelsea Aug 5 age 62. Fanny Nelson at Hillsboro Centre New Hampshire Aug 3 age 87. Beulah Parker at Beachmont Revere Aug 6 infant 1 month 2 days. Rufus O Stickney at Auburndale Aug 5. Grace P Townsend at Lunenburg Aug 4 aged 34 years 2 months. Samuel John Sprague Vose at Lake Linden Michigan July 27 aged 81.
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Revere
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Stickney
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Rufus O Stickney
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Townsend
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Grace P
Edward B Townsend
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Vose
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F G Coggin
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