Bitter party blame over Belfast riots despite Ulster hatred roots
Conservative London journals blame the Liberal government for Belfast unrest while the Standard and Post point to figures like Mr. Parnell and Lord Randolph Churchill. The piece argues religious hatred in Ulster is ineradicable and beyond government remedy.
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Methods of political press as organic machines cited
Two state press utterances illustrate organic methods in politics. The quotes, unnamed, discuss methods over individuals and reflect the organic press concept among obscure journal representatives.
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Reform Club Plans Life Size Portrait of John Bright
The Reform Club in London seeks a life size portrait of John Bright with subscriptions at a guinea each. The Liberal tribute honors the great Englishman despite his recent opposition to Mr. Gladstone, which has not diminished liberal support.
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Joaquin Miller Takes Editorship of Golden Era in San Francisco
Joaquin Miller has assumed the editorship of the Golden Era, a San Francisco magazine. The editing of magazines is getting to be the last recourse of noble minds. Let us hope that Mr. Miller's magazine will have better luck than Miss Cleveland's, and keep out of the hands of the relentless writ wielding creditor who has no bowels of literary compassion.
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Henry
Squire’s pork pockery signals end of local strike
The odor from Mr. Squire's pork pockery in Cambridge and Somerville rose yesterday, signaling a restoration of good feeling and the end of the strike demon at the establishment.
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Protest Against Bossism Sparks Rhode Island Debate
A Providence Journal editorial questions sustaining bossism in Rhode Island, deeming it a root issue of state honor and courage. The Springfield Republican criticizes Mr Powderly for demagogery while the Washington Post urges reform of summer resort morality and treats the editor leniently.
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Dicky Bird Society marks tenth year in Newcastle event
The London Daily News reports the Dicky Bird Society celebration at the Tyne Theatre Newcastle celebrating ten years of charity and the hundred thousandth member. The society promotes kindness to animals including birds and other creatures through the Newcastle Weekly Chronicle, with youth as its core.
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Scenic Dublin NH presented as New England’s unique summer gem
In Dubin New Hampshire a high altitude village sits 2200 feet above sea level on Mt Monadnock’s foothills. The lake center, pine scented air and unspoiled landscape attract summer residents and notable homes, with Dublin described as an exclusive tranquil retreat rivaling Lennox.
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Boston Canners Contend Over Mackerel Duty at Custom House
In Boston yesterday a heated talk focused on whether canned mackerel from British provinces should be taxed as canned meat at 100 percent ad valorem or under the 25 percent rule. Collectors Fiske Monroe and E T ks sell of 284 State street led merchants arguing the products differ from meat, while officers urged the higher duty pending Washington guidance.
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Theosophy and pensions and a Shaksperian relic
A varied column notes Theosophy taking hold in Philadelphia and the Albany chestnut crop, mocks amateur actors paid by managers, and laments a Shakespearian memorial stone moved in Stratford. It comments on pension bills, a bicycle attachment, and other light items from multiple papers.
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Mexico and the United States on trade and borders
The piece argues Mexico must open its railways and mines to attract American investment and commerce. It warns that instability on the Rio Grande may provoke conflict if Mexican and Texan passions rise. Americans want a civilized Mexico as a profitable neighbor and rail link.
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Aristocratic Wealth and Rabbit Trapping at Eaton Hall
A London Truth representative critiques the Duke of Westminster for concentrating property while workers cannot buy freeholds. He cites two young men punished for trapping rabbits on Eaton Hall grounds, arguing the duke uses wealth to control land and criminalize common pests.
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