Alfred C Chapin Talked of for Speaker of New Assembly
Alfred C Chapin of Brooklyn is talked of as a candidate for speaker. A young democratic assemblyman with a growing reputation, he is native of South Hadley and Williams College graduate of 1869. He is keen and honest and aims higher than mere party expediency.
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The Harrison paintings and New England art notes
The article reviews John A. Lowell's acquisition of L Birge Harrison works and his career from Philadelphia roots to Paris study under Sargent and Duran. It covers gallery showings in Boston and New York, theories of art by Harrison, and upcoming exhibitions by Boston and New York artists, with notes on contemporary critics and collectors. The piece also mentions gallery additions at Williams & Everett and Bridgman watercolors, plus notes on the Boston Art Club nominations and ongoing art-world events.
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Massachusetts hogs rule age for slaughter says Boston editor
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Democratic majorities in Texas recall Hancock’s 1880 lead
The Post notes the November vote in Texas shows Democratic majorities near Hancock’s 1880 level, with Hancock’s 1880 plurality at 98,283 and majority 70,978. It asks: what was the highest Democratic majority in November last, per CG. E. B.
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