01 Dec 1890
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1890
Page
1
A lean purse and chastened appetite invite a dainty Maple Chamber Set in White Maple. The piece exudes soft daintiness with pale coffee-cream color, burnished brass trim, and a restrained glow. Large production lowers the price, and the design is original with strong Colonial character.
The Conveyancers Title Insurance offers simple policies backed by strong cash resources nearly double those of rivals in the state. Policies cover fraud forgeries and mistakes of fact law or record with very low rates and no risk outside the state. Francis Tch president and listed officers signatories.
Normal maximum temperature from eighteen years is 40.4 degrees and normal minimum is 2.42 degrees, based on the records.
A local ad promotes a new home sewing machine as an ideal Christmas present. The notice highlights 160 Tremont Street as the retailer location likely offering the model.
New York reports the schooner Stony Brock arriving from Wareham. London logs steamers Iowa and Columbian sailing to Boston. Aurania and Wyoming depart Queenstown for New York, Moravia leaves Hamburg for New York. Dates range Nov 28 to Nov 30.
A decisive letter from Irish envoys abroad declares they must choose between Mr. Parnell and the Irish struggle for Home Rule. They denounce Parnell’s leadership while affirming loyalty to Ireland’s cause and urge Irish Parliamentary Party colleagues to vote to resolve the crisis.
In London and Chicago reports, Gladstone challenges Parnell's claims while Harrington weighs separating from allies. Letters from Dillon and others argue Parnell’s patriotism may shield Ireland from further dissension as Irish Nationalists and Liberals clash over Home Rule and parliamentary strategy.
London dispatch summarizes Mr. Morley denying attempts to bind Mr. Parnell on the land bill. He says both agreed opposition in principle, with disagreement on motion form. Morley emphasizes an independent alliance, not fusion, and notes Parnell later proposed a plan to fine down rents.
The seventh civil service report notes 80,000 classified employees and 22,956 examined in the year ending June 30, 1890. It records 6,415 appointments across departments and services, compares removals and resignations under different administrations, and argues that politics has been largely eliminated from classified removals while criticising unclassified areas especially in customs and postal services.
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