Dublin Liberal Unionists show as farce amid police display
A Dublin meeting for Liberal Unionists drew 400 police and plainclothes detectives to guard order while landlords, shopkeepers, and Tory wires-pullers filled the crowd. The piece contrasts Dublin proceedings with Oxford Conservative resolutions endorsing woman suffrage and protection. It argues Liberals must adopt social questions or risk Tory gains.
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Loxpon
Goschen
Lord Hartington
Dublin
Leinster Hall
Warsaw
Ireland
England
Oxford
America
Ile
Municiel
Lady Salisbury
Gladstone
Jacob Wright
Church of England
John Bright
St. James’s Gazette
London
Dulwich
Bright
Pir. Bright
Joseph Chamberlain
Lord Salisbury
East Adon
Ashmead-bartlett
Ritchie
Liberal Party
Tories
Labor
Champion
Social Democratic Federation
Icals
Radical Party
Tondon
Nottingham
Mr Mansfield's Art in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Revealed
Article dismisses a theatrical “exposé” claiming Mansfield uses no mask or trick device. It credits his artistic makeup and exceptional facial muscle control for the instantaneous Hyde to Jekyll transformation, noting audience fascination and the futility of seeking a secret.
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M. ¥. Times
Richard Mansfield
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Mansfield
St. Louis
Mansfield
Dr. Jeykil
Continental Navy Heroes From Lexington to Randolph
A historical survey recalls the Continental navy's rise from merchant ships to armed vessels. It highlights Abraham Whipple's Gaspee burning, Benedict Arnold on Lake Champlain, John Barry’s prize captures, John Manley’s Boston raids, and Nicholas Biddle's Randolph peril, illustrating the era's bold maritime courage and costly battles.
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Lexington
Yorktown
Congress
Continental Navy
Royal Navy
Gaspee
Providence
Narragansett Bay
Abraham Whipple
Rhode Island
James Wallace
Whipple
Sir James
Commodore Whipple
Charleston
Great Lakes
Guy Carleton
Canada
Lake Champlain
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Carleton
Royal Squadron
Washington
Republic
Esek Hopkins
Commodore Hopkins
Alfred
Dudley Saltonstall
West Indies
Hopkins
New Providence
Long Island
Glasgow
New London
Lambert Wickes
Dolphin
Andrea Doria
St. Hustatia
Paul Jones
Americana
Great Britain
Caron Nicholas Biddle
Randolph
Philadelphia
Yarmouth
Biddle
Phipps
Horatio Nelson
John Barry
Ireland
Wich
Edward
Delaware
Howe
Barry
Raleigh
Penobscot Bay
Colonel Laurens
France
Alliance
Atlanta
John Manley
General Washington
Nancy
Boston
Conness
Hancock
Manley
Fox
Rainbow
Cumberland
Barbados
Jason
Therigate
Hague
H. Scorre
Rise of Engineer President Carnot Marks a Turning Point
The London Telegraph notes M Sadi Carnot's election as French president signals a triumph of engineers over poets and artists. It details Carnot's profession as an engineer and his trade background with his brother a locksmith, plus the three towns contesting Grévy era honors and Carnot family summers near Angoulême.
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London Telegraph
M. Carnot
Engineers
Polytechniciens
Gustave Flaubert
Flaubert
Thackeray
Paris
M. Thiers
Rue St. Georges
Thiers
Third Republic
Marshal MacMahon
M. Jules Grévy
French Republic
St. Simon’s
Mont-sous-Vaudrey
Jura
Limoges
M. Sadi Carnot
Nolay
Carnot
Angouléme
Department
the Charente
Chateau de Savignac
Chabanais
Dupont de l’Etang
M. Dupont White
Mdme
The Valet Principle in Victorian Gossip
A London Truth piece frets over valet work as degrading for both valet and the person valeted. It cites a maid Vin cent dismissed for refusing to lace a mistress and for applying a beauty spot that fell into soup. The narrator muses on sympathy for characters Morgan Pendennis and a Major, and recalls an Italian inn anecdote about a lit cigar.
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London
Vincent
Mr. Mandeville
Morgan
Major Pendennis
Italy
A fictitious Sunday School from the Booth Barrett season
The N H Herald notes amusing requests for 35 seats in $250 tier for Booth Barrett at the Academy of Music. A New Haven letter sought tickets for a Sunday school class but was spotted as a phony by Mr. Gilmore. Most seats sold are genuine and the public is advised.
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N. ¥. Herald
Academy of Music
Booth-Barrett
New Haven
Gilmore
East Inpra Purrees advertised for outdoor use
G. W. Simmons & Co. promote East Inpra Purrees as novelties for gentlemen. They are sold to bind the legs during hunting tramping snow shosing or to pin the lews of fine horses.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
Santa Claus Arrives At Clarendon Hall Christmas Festival
The New York Herald reports Santa Claus as a comely woman delivering gifts to theatre children at Clarendon Hall for their annual Christmas festival. Mrs E L Fernandez presided as Santa, with supper, a grab bag, dancing, and performances by ballet students, Miss Loie Fuller, and several actors. Notables in attendance included Ida Vernon and Ellen Terry, while benefactors included Henry Irving and Augustin Daly.
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N. ¥. Herald
Santa Claus
Clarendon Hall
E. L. Fernandez
Mlle. de Rosa
Loie Fuller
Jonnie Williams
Marshall P. Wilder
Clarence Worrell
Pares
Gerber Homan
Ida Vernon
Miss Leach
Pearl Etynge
Marsh
Gwynne
KE. E. Rice
Lavina Shannon
Gus Heckler
Julia Dorr
Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Langtry
Augustin Daly
Henry E. Dixey
Christmas at Tuxedo Finds Joy in Snow and Slides
The New York Herald reports Tuxedo hosts festive winter scenes with snow and ice. Socials chase merriment through tobogganing coasting sleighing and warm clubhouse evenings as visitors savor the season.
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N. Y
New York
Parisian Fashions in Theatre Gear
Paris letter describes opera and theatre dress trends for subscription nights at the Grand Opéra and Français. Ladies favor hats with feathers or elaborate coiffures, with jewels kept modest on premieres, and stricter dress codes for loges versus ordinary nights.
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Paris
London
Opéra Comiaue
Français
Opéra Comique
Maris
Real Estate Transfers across Boston area streets
A list of transfers and mortgages dated Dec 17 to Dec 19 records parcels on Irving Batavia Endicott Day Greenwich Marlboro Pemberton Roxbury etc. Transactions show buyers such as Noyes O Sull ivan Baker Alestra Liss ner De Butts Maley Dittmar Ware Baker and others with prices from $1 to $29 ओ00 and mortgage backings to several lenders including Lilley Weld May and savings banks.
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Irving Street
Andrew J. Church
B.S. Noyes
F. E. Lilley
Batavia Street
Ira L. Moore
Neleus E. O’sullivan
Endicott Street
Rollin & Allen
Seth R. Baker
Giacomo Alestra
Rollins & Allen
Daytreet
Charles W. Colby
Ephraim Lissner
Greenwich Street
Robert Treat Paine
Harriet de Butts
George Wheatland, Jr
Marlboro Lucy
Marlboro Street
Pemberton Square
Sarah M. Fay
Boston
Adelaide BE. French
Francis Maley
Downer Street
Rox Bary Y
Erdman Banch
K. Gustav Dittmar
James Street
Joseph May
Bailey L. Page
George H. Ware
Washington Street
Susan Weld
Rollin H. Alien
Blue Hill Avenue
Andrew J. Robinson
Annie Aiken
Dent Street
Charles H. Bruce
Caroline A. Perkins
Poplar Street
Dorchester
Charles H. Collins
Frank D. Fairbanks
Beaumont Street
John B. Hamblen
Pratt Street
James Y. Devine
Gustav A. Olsen
Eighth Street
South Boston Savings Bank
Wistmor
Abbie M. Borsh
Dresden
Crest Street
Chelsea
Jason R. Cummings
Henry P Young
Williams Street
Os Aupfolk
Arthur A. Lyonnais
Holyoke
A. D
Rosalie Lyonnais
Edward A. Banks
Libellant
Massachus
Superior Court
Suffolk
Superior Cour
Adelia Ex Leavitt
Nathaniel J. Leavitt
Paris
Nathaniel J. Leagitt
Adelia E. Rundlett
Adelia &. Leavitt
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Nathaniel J
County of
Mbel
Boston Post
Dandies Weigh New Parisian Cane and Waggle Styles
Paris fashion writers discuss seasonal trends with dandies debating a crayfish claw cane and plumage for fur outfits. Parisiennes study graceful gait with a water wagtail waggle, while instructors train pupils in the art of waggling to replace earlier Mephisto looks.
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London Telegraph
Mortgages Filed in Dorchester Roxbury and West Roxbury
Multiple mortgage deeds recorded December dates including William Jones to Homestead Cooperative Bank on easterly Spencer Street Dorchester for 1600 dollars Frances Wales Vaughan and others to William B Abbott for land and buildings on Washington Street worth 39000 dollars Frances Vaughan to Frances W Vaughan for property at 235 Washington Street 15000 dollars Rosanna Hegarty to Isaac N Lewis on Ratoncourt Roxbury for 100 dollars William Rooney to Franklin Savings Bank on Centre Street West Roxbury for 10000 dollars Olin Bradley et al to Mary C Weis on Shelton Street Dorchester for 150 dollars.
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William Jones
Homestead Cooperative Bank
Spencer Street
Dorchester
Rosanna Hegarty
Isaac N. Lewis
Ratoncourt
Roxbury
William Rooney
Franklin Savings Bank
Centre Street
West Roxbury
Frances Wales Vaughan Et al
William B. Abbott
Washington Street
Frances W. Vaughan
Olin Bradley
Mary C. Weis
Shelton Street
Insane Escapee James Murphy Flees Lynn Police
James Murphy, about 50, with gray hair and mustache, escaped from the Lynn police Sunday night. He wore a Scotch cap and a brown chinchilla overcoat and is described as appearing insane.
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James Murphy
Lynn
Pyle's Pearline Featured in Newspapers Readings
Readers urged to explore Pyle's Pearline merits through periodical articles and ads. The material appears across several papers highlighting its cleaning power and household use.
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Pyle
Free Surgical Hospital Reports Growing Operations
The institution opened in September 1884 and now has 100 free beds. It performed 35 operations in the year ended Sept 1, 1885, 205 in the year ended Sept 1, 1886, 610 in 1887, and 203 operations in the quarter ending Dec 1, 1887.
Liquid Food Hospital Claim of High Recovery and No Mortality
A hospital reports an average of 100 operations per month with no deaths, claiming their Liquid Food sustains strength before and after surgery and can avoid operations after 30 to 60 days of use. Injections of Liquid Wood are advised when needed, with 200 large bottles used per lot to guarantee sweetness.
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London
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