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Aeader
Post Publishing Company
Boston Theatre
Washington Street
Evangeline
Boston Museum
Tremont Street
Niobe
Grand Urtra House
Funeral in Cambridge Honors Late Lowell Figure
A large, distinguished gathering attended the Cambridge funeral of Mr Lowell yesterday. Bishop Brooks and the Rev William Lawrence led the service in a simple Episcopal rite, reflecting the respect and sorrow felt for the deceased.
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Lowell
Cambridge
Bishop Brooks
William Lawrence
New Civil Service Rule Promotes by Merit
The President agrees to a new civil service rule based on competitive examinations for promotions. The reform targets Washington Departments but could extend to the entire service, addressing favoritism in promotions after entrance exams.
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Washington
Russia Against the World in Attacks on Czarist Regime
The piece argues that England cannot form alliances with the Czar, citing "In Darkest Russia" and alleged Russian cruelties to Jews. It notes Duke of Westminster condemning Alexander III and says even if exaggerations exist there is enough factual basis for widespread protests and eventual moral backlash.
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England
Russia
Duke of Westminster
Alexander III
Foreign tin mines raised in California by aliens profits debated
The San Jacinto Estate Limited, a company of Londoners Welshmen Cornishmen and others, plans tin production in Temescal mines in San Jacinto County California. A proposed 4 cents per pound tariff on imported tin may be questioned as it would benefit non American investors.
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Temescal
San Jacinto County
California
San Jacinto
Is This a Confession The Ohio platform funding claim cited
The Boston Journal discusses the implied admission that the free coinage plank in the Ohio platform was secured by a half million dollar contribution from the silver kings. The piece notes the reference targets the Ohio platform of its own party and adds cautious commentary.
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The
Boston Journal
Silver Kings
Journal
Stewart
Chicago
Senator Jones
Teller
Ohio
United States
Silver Kings Back Silver Platform in 1888 Political Battle
The article argues that senators and silver mine owners influenced the 1888 Chicago Republican platform by backing the silver plank, noting the potential for substantial contributions and warning against partisan bias in reporting. It contrasts Republican support with Ohio Democratic positions, highlighting the role of mining interests in shaping currency policy.
Tariff and Labor Debate Sparks Imagined Demand
The article critiques the New York Tribune for overstating how the tariff affects labor. It argues import declines do not translate into higher wages or more jobs, citing wool and iron sectors and noting failed forecasts like the tin plate claim. It highlights political disputes over tariffs and mentions figures such as McKinney, Nieprincuavus, and Ohio farmers.
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The
New York Tribune
Treasury
Tribune
Carnegie
NizorineuAus
Nieprincuavus
Ohio
Republican Congress
McKinney
United States
The Socialists at Brussels Labor Congress Clash for European Workers
The International Labor Congress in Brussels will pit two rival strands of organized labor against each other. The Socialists show growing strength while more conservative English unions debate participation. The gathering, labeled the Socialist Labor Congress, signals a radical course in continental labor action.
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International Labor Congress
Brussels
Socialist Labor Congress
International labor strife and European reform currents
The piece surveys Brussels Congress tensions between English workers and socialist currents, noting English delegates will attend to counter socialist influence. It contrasts English reformist spirit with continental calls for revolution, cites tax and corn law grievances, and hints at royal mentions and literary reflections on Lowell and Holmes.
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Brussels
Burns
Hyndman
Germany
Social Democrats
England
Quips and curiosities from a bustling world
A collage of remarks and anecdotes spans royal travel, political hints, railway humor, and a poignant note on exploration. It mentions the Grand Duke Alexis of Russia at Vichy, a joke about Mr Blair, a New York governor candidate Carr, and Mile. Durnovo walking from Kiev to Moscow.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Penman
Quiltro
Alexis
Russia
Vichy
Dora
Beatrix
Carr
New York
Bishop Gullem
Heaven
Boston
Mrs. B
Hub
A Boston Column on Waiters and Selfish Tipping Etiquette
The writer discusses the waiter and waitee dynamic, praising a waiter who ferries breakfast fruit after being out of melon. He notes tipping creates unequal service, contemplates moral courage to withhold tips, and cites a reader corrected about a racial insinuation while criticizing docking and tenant issues.
Walpole Taxpayers List For High Property Values
Aug 14 Dep Ham notes Walpole taxpayers paying $200 and up with rate on 1000 set at $11.60. Listed are F W Bird & Son, F W Bird, Horace Briggs, George J Craig, C H Hartshorn, Willard Lewis, K P Stetson, Walpole Emery Mills, Walpole Woollen Mills. Non residents include Hollingsworth & Vose, Old Colony Railroad, Walpole Dye and Chemical Works.
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Walpole
DepHam
Walpoole
F. W. Bird & Son
F. W. Bird
Horace ©. Briggs
George J. Craig
C. H. Hartshorn
Willard Lewis
K. P. Stetson
Walpole Emery Mills
Walpole Woollen Mills
Hollingsworth & Vose
Old Colony Railroad Company
Walpole Dye and Chemical Works
Collector Fassett's New Broom in New York
Collector Fassett began his duties at the New York Custom House yesterday and plans to sweep out the so called Democratic rubbish with vigor. The other tasks assigned by Platt, and the Harrison regime, will be less conspicuous in execution.
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New York
Fassett
Providence Journal
New York Custom House
Platt
Harrison
The Need of Better Supervision
An editorial urges stricter oversight of summer excursions after a deadly Cold Harbor calamity illustrating the dangers of large excursion parties. It calls for preventive regulations to ensure safer organized outings across major cities.
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Cold Harbor
Mr McKinley’s Contradictions
The San Francisco Examiner notes a flaw in Mr McKinley as he speaks without firm knowledge. It cites his claim that imports have declined since the tariff, contrasting Republican use of rising importations as evidence the McKinley law failed to stop trade.
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M'Kinley
San Francisco Examiner
McKinley
The Measure of Lowell's Greatness
Washington Post surveys viewed Lowell not as a public map but as a lasting literary monument. It notes his unique standing as scholar poet and critic and argues that his literary quality dominates his intellectual life beyond any single function.
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Lowell
Washington Post
United They Stand Divided They Fall
A political column argues that challenging Blaine supporters harms the Harrison administration. It states that before the convention both Harrison and Blaine will be contenders, but only one will bear the standard once wisdom decides which is worthier to lead.
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NY F. Recorder
Friends
Blaine
Harrison
One as True as the Other Opinion on Blaine and Ingalls
In the Louis Republic John James Ingalls calls James G. Blaine a man too great to be President, equating this with the belief that Ingalls himself is too great to be Kansas senator. The remark blends political satire with praise and self reference.
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Louis Republic
John James Ingalls
James G. Blaine
Henry Clay
John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Republicans Rally Mining Camps for Statehood Bid
Arizona plans a constitutional convention next month and will seek admission as a new state after framing a state constitution and securing adoption by the people. The Union notes no shortage of new states at present.
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Springfield Union
Arizona
Notable US Officers and Notable Appointments Abroad
Captain Howell of the U S A and Captain Mitch ell of the Ordnance Bureau are at Geneva. Jacob L Doty the Tahiti consul is said to be the youngest consul, appointed at age 20. Mrs Douglass, wife of a Grant physician, has a Treasury Department appointment in Washington. Mr W M Fullerton did not go to Paris as M de Blowitz’s main replacement but as an assistant. Warren Allen, a veteran showman, died at the Flatbush Insane Asylum at 52. Mme Bianchi, descendant of David, has been made officer of the academy by the Paris Minister of Instruction.
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Howell
U.S.A
Mitchell
Ordnance Bureau
Geneva
Jacob L. Doty
Tahiti
Douglass
General Grant
Treasury Department
Washington
W. M. Fullerton
Pari
M. de Blowitz
London Times
Warren Allen
Flatbush Insane Asylum
Mme. Bianchi
David
Paris
Academy
Sunday Concert on the Common by Germania Band
Sunday afternoon programme by the Germania Band at 4 o clock includes National Fencibles Overture Von Giovanni Mozart Concert Waltz Improvisationen and other pieces by request. George W Stewart trombone performance and selections from Pirates of Penzance Faust and related works with conductor Emil Mollenbauer leading the concert.
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Germania Band
Sonsa
von Giovanni
Mozart
George W-stewart
Tequebl
Spindler
Godfrey Overture
Athalia
Mendelsohn
Meyer- Lutz
Well Known Poet Lowell Buried In Cambridge Elmwood
A large crowd gathered at Appleton Chapel as James Russell Lowell was laid to rest in Mt. Auburn Cemetery after a simple service. Notable attendees included President Eliot, Longfellow’s circle, and many Harvard figures in a dignified, somber ceremony concluding with a prayer and a cemetery burial amid bells and flags at half mast.
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Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Longfellow
Appleton Chanel
Elmwood
Lowell
Wyeth
C. W. Eliot
George William Curtis
Over Wendell Holmes
W. D. Howells
Christopher P. Cranch
Charles Eliot Norton
F. J. Child
C. F. Choate
John Holmes
Joan Bartlett
Edward Burnett
Elmwood Avenue
Brattle Street
Mason
Garden Street
Washington Elm
Cambridge Common
Peabody Street
Appleton Chapel
Charles Theodore Russell
Justin Winsor
Harvard College
H. O. Houghton, Jr
W.5. Clymer
George Putnam
Alexander
Cambridge
Edward G. Porter
Lexington
FE. A. Rand
Watertown
Edwin D. Mead
Leverett Saltonstall
Tillinghast
Frank B.sanborn
Alger
Wheeler
Cambridge Common Council
Henry L. Higginson
Newton G. Martin
Joseph G. Thorpe, Jr
Richard H. Dana
W. A. Vaughn
J. I. T. Coolidge
A. P. Peabody
Henry P. Wolcott
J. J. Putnam
W. C. Lane
Frank Carney
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John A. Glidden
Dover
N.H
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Boston
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Nf. Fields
Wilson Waters
St. Anne’s Church
Mayor Green
J. J. Myers
Augustus Lowell
Brookline
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Lloyd Garrison
H. O. Houghton
Agassiz
Misses Howe
William Blake
Burt Dexter
Arthur Dexter
Nelson Blake
Arlington
J. H. Shapleigh
F. L. Goold
Henry Whitman
Beverly Farms
Charles Francis Adams
William Aspinwall
A. W. Blake
Parsons
Ware
Columbia College
Francke
Nanako Kozaki
K. Fukushima
Harvard
Colin
A. P. Martin
William, Kendall
James A. Fox
A. B. Muzzey
Willliam James
T.a.dwyer
Richmond University
H. W. Williams
George T. Coverley
William B. de Las Casas
New York
Richard Watson Gilder
George Abbott James
T. P. Prudden
D.D
Chicago
Mr. Lowell
John N. Otis
Stephen M. Crosby
Francis A. Walker
Augustus P. Martin
Charles R. Codman
T. W. Higginson
Frederick W. Lincoln
Henry Stone
William Endicott, Jr
Henry Lee
Russell Sturgis
Nathan Appleton
Edward W. Hincks
Arnold A. Rand
Hirams. Shartlett
Brooks
London
Edwin Arnold
New York Herald
Republic of Letters
Stricter discipline urged on pilot house women rule
A reader urges the city boat directors to bar women from the pilot house after a collision between the Twilight and the J. Putnam Bradlee. The letter cites frequent female pilots aboard Deer Island and city boats, argues enforcement will prevent trouble, and requests a cabin-only policy for women aboard.
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Twilight
J. Putnam Bradlee
Deer Island
Bradlee
SarLor
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