Chamberlain’s Political Coat Turns Inside Out
The piece notes Mr. Chamberlain forsaking Liberal and Conservative principles, likening him to a man wearing a coat of many colors. It argues his Thursday speech shows a present shift to Conservatism, exposing the Conservative lining and breaking from past Liberal stance.
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Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Chamberlain
Allanew
Joseph
Prince Alexander Arrives at Lemberg in Galicia
Prince Alexander reaches Lemberg amid widespread enthusiasm from officials and people. Back on Austrian soil, he may return to Bulgaria, where rival powers and Russia-backed conspiracies have faltered. Germany could provide decisive aid, potentially strengthening his throne and preserving European peace, though nothing is guaranteed.
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Against tipping waiters a New York Evening Post critique
A correspondent denounces the tipping custom as extortion and an insult to workers. He argues landlords benefit from tips, yet many patrons see tips as a reward for comfort. He contrasts waiter pay with other labor, laments European practices, and questions whether abolishing tips serves justice. He concedes some moral concern but doubts widespread reform.
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King Gama
Opinion of a Blaine Organ
The Blaine paper mocks Mr Blaine for addressing John Bull with harsh tone while offering Mexico friendly words. It contrasts with Mr Bayard who bows to Britain yet asserts Mexico’s unity, noting Garfield's secretary in contrast. The piece praises Garfield's secretary for the contrast.
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John Bull
Mexico
Bayard
Great Britain
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
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Lewiston Journal
Democratic Reform League
Edward J. Jenkins
Opening Boston Theatres Promise A Busy 1886 87 Season
The Boston theatre season for 1886 87 begins with most houses open next Monday except Hollis Street. Harbur Lights debuts at the Museum with Isabel Evesson and Edwin H Vanderfelt. New company members include Burbeck Putnam Falkland and others. Globe and Park theatres announce star casts, Gilbert and Sullivan opera, and major productions. Hollis Street, Bijou, and Howard Atheneum plan varied repertoires and weekly changes.
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George W. Wilson
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Frazer Coulter
Matha Craigen
Helen Dayne
May Davenport
Seymour
Harbor Lights
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Mesars
Murray and Murphy
Henry Chanfrau
Kit
Hjerne
London
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Lanetry
Mile
Rhea
American Opera Company
Globe Theatre
Lizzie Evans
George S. Knight
Robert B. Mantell
Erminie
New York
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Wilson
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Prince Karl
Madison Square Theatre
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Mme. Janauschek
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Lotta
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Sol Smith Russell
Evans and Key
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Rice
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Howard Atheneum
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Si Perkins
Nelson
the Boston
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Australian Novelty Company
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Mariner
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Helstone
Horbor
Gilbert Opera Company
the Globe
Murray
Murphy
George
Knight
B. G. Rogers
Charles B. Welles
Musical Notes and Opera News Amid Promenade Preview
The Music Hall programme for Saturday features Mendelssohn and Schubert pieces plus Rubinstein works, with later notes on new production plans by McCaull and Harold Fosberg, all tied to the forthcoming season openings and international performances.
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Music
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New York
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Josephine
Philip Goathher
Hew
Paris
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Anarchy debate and editorials from a reader letter
A reader argues the press misrepresents public sentiment on Chicago anarchist verdicts. He asserts majority opinion is shaped by powerful interests, cites Parnell and Ireland, and defends anarchists as acting from human rights motives. He denounces labeling anarchists as demagogues and urges preserving laws while acknowledging rights are seized, not granted.
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