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A Severe Rebuff to Senator Lodge on Reciprocity
A New York Economist rebukes Senator Lodge for misrepresenting the Republican stance on reciprocity with Canada and argues that genuine reciprocity would destroy protection. The piece contends Lodge favors theory but opposes practical realization, and predicts his reelection will not hinge on anti reciprocity sentiment.
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United Irish League Delegates Arrive for New York Convention
Irish MPs John E Redmond Patrick O'Brien and Captain A J Donelan travel aboard the Teutonic to New York for the United Irish League of America convention. Conor O'Kelly joins them in the United States. The gathering is described as a major historic effort for Irish rights and national advancement.
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A Brave Man Facing Death with Courageous Dignity
Senator Hoar remains cheerful and self contained as doctors warn of imminent death. Reports from Worcester describe his calm, hopeful outlook and daily vitality despite the looming end. The nation prays for a long, serene life on the Senate floor once more.
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Ireland Cause Brighter With United Irish League Appeal
The piece lauds past efforts and insists the United Irish League of America aids Ireland without linking to U.S. party politics. It highlights strong American sympathy and a Boston delegation, with a New York convention opening in one week.
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Government overreaction to island youth thefts questioned
An editorial argues the youths who stole a wooden box and tools from Governor's Island and handled dynamite should not be harshly judged. It notes exploration temptations in old military tunnels, calls for better policing of public grounds, and urges leniency while awaiting city park control.
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Maybrick case labeled a mere fake in U S suit
The Maybrick affair is portrayed as a possible fake in the Richmond Va court filings. Three U S ambassadors and two Secretaries of State have been drawn into the dispute over Mrs Maybrick and a vast property stake. Adjudication will take time. officials deny hastening her release or extradition, citing routine red tape.
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The Patience of Peggy
A man lives alone with Peggy in a pine shore cabin. A letter announces a wife’s arrival and a boat trip ends in tragedy as the man drowns, leaving Peggy and the distraught wife to endure the heartbreak with the postmaster and Peggy watching the shore.
Peggy the Seafaring Dog Watches for Master
Peggy the dog sits by the lake all day and night waiting for her master to return. She endures hunger and thirst as time passes and the postmaster attempts to reclaim her, but Peggy remains loyal, gazing over the water until death comes at the shore. NEWTON NEWKIRK
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Observant Citizen notes at Harwich summer colony
The piece surveys Bos ton residents at Harwich Cape Cod including Caleb Chase and guests at his summer house and casino gatherings. It recalls G A R encampment notes, a Nantasket veteran joke, and local sightings of detectives, patrolmen, and a Savin Hill life saving crew hero. It mentions a Hotel Brunswick rumor, a heavy July gale, and plans for the International Peace Conference.
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In Punkville Sheriff Plans Show With Manager
In Punkville the sheriff and a genial theatrical manager discuss attendance. A stark party figure responds grimly affirming plans to join the show.
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Naturalism Burglar Bill Interview Snippet
In a terse street vignette, a burglar is pressed by police about his actions. He questions the investigator, while one suspect claims they were studying night effects as artists. The exchange captures a raw, period voice and a glimpse of crime scene dialogue.
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Cost of Encampment May Not Exceed Eighty Thousand
The recent G A R encampment in Boston costs are projected not to surpass 80 000 though final bills await audit. In 1890 the event exceeded 85 000 with larger parade route grandstands and higher accommodations. Guests included President Harrison General Sherman and Major McKinley later president, plus extensive hunting displays.
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Emmons Targets Sidewalk Loafers in Fresh Edict
The city judge orders removal of men who harass women on Washington street from the Rialto to Boylston, citing nightly insults. A Post Woman recounts a routine 8 pm stroll past hotels to Beaverton and Boylston, noting loud remarks, gaudy dress, and a man grabbing her arm with a lewd greeting as a crowd jeers.
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Love and Love and Sentiment Advice in Morning Post
A letter from Fenton asks if a 24 year old should financially support a 18 year old partner facing family troubles. The adviser notes a self-respecting girl usually rejects money but suggests an exception if she is unable to help herself and the man has pledged love and a possible marriage.
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Advice to a widow on accepting a longtime friend's attentions
Dear Miss Champagine counsels Tessie, a widow of eight years, that a kindly schoolmate staying with her may be a source of happiness. She should proceed with decorum, respect mourning norms, and not rattle her departed husband’s memory, while avoiding disrespect to his family.
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Elopers Loot Old Folks with Night Ride and Feud
Hiram Abinidab Chanler and Aunt M’ri plan a late night elopement after reading The Gordon Elopement. A runaway electric car crashes. they return home exhausted to find a banquet for two eaten bare and a note from the supposed burglars Bust ed Alphonse Hungry Gaston. The couple’s ruse ends with the elopement plan tossed into the fire.
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