New England Tariff Reform League Appeals for Support
The Boston Post reports the New England Tariff Reform League urges public backing through membership and contributions. It stresses nonpartisan, public education aims, relies on public spirit, and claims to have done substantial work while at a critical period, seeks to further moral and educational influences tied to regional prosperity.
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New England Tariff Reform League
Tariff Reform League
New England
Rhode Island elections push for plurality reform
The piece argues Rhode Island should adopt the plurality voting system alongside the new ballot law. It notes municipal elections show independence and multiple nominees complicate majority wins with Pawtucket and Providence examples. It cites Woonsocket mayoral races and endorses keeping the leading candidate after successive ballots.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Pawtucket
Carrot
Woonsocket
D. B. Penn
Massachusetts Democrats rally behind Cleveland leader
The Cleveland Sentiment urges a timely demonstration across Massachusetts to express support for Grover Cleveland as the leading Democrat and reform candidate. It argues for early public declaration to shape delegate selection and influence national opinion, noting broad cross party appeal among Democrats Independents and reformers. A stitch in time will save many delegates.
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Grover Cleveland
Post
New England
Cleveland
Henry W. Swift
Henry W. Putnam
The
Richard H. Dana
Massachusetts
Blaine Intentions Stir Rival Republican Factions
The Daily Advertiser presents exclusive chatter on Mr. Blaine’s nomination intentions, illustrating a clash of factions as supporters debate strategy. The piece frames Blaine as a central figure in a heated intra party controversy.
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Blaine
Daily Advertiser
Blaine Boomer
Campaign whispers on Blaine in Boston dispute
The Adver tiser claims Blaine may be Republican nominee if in health next June while Cleveland supporters cheer rival lines. The Boston Journal denounces such “authentic” talks as baseless boasts and hints at private whispers. Blaine’s Boston visit in ten days could settle the fact with a simple word.
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James G. Blaine
United States
Cleveland
Boston Journal
Washington
Journal
Massachusetts
Blaine
Boston
War talk over Chile tests Harrison risk to nation
A political column warns that backing war with Chile would be a crime against civilization and would stain the United States with shame. It argues hostilities would hurt Harrison politically, though party lines would blur in defense of the nation, and notes administration reports hint at an imminent clash with Chile.
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Harrison
United States
Chile
Union
My. Harribon
Washington
Chilean dispute dangers stir up calls for arbitration
The article argues for peace and suggests Chile accept mediation and reparation to avoid war. It criticizes U S diplomacy, saying the Santiago minister lacks training and hints that Bean and Harrison bungling jeopardize the republic’s safety and credit.
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Chile
Harrison
United States
Santiago
Bean
Republic
New England Missing From Armored Navy Steel Source
The author condemns New England's exclusion from armor plate and steel supply for the U S Navy. Carnegie and the Carbon Iron Company supply armor and structural steel for ships built in others yards. Legal actions threaten local New England mills like Norway Steel and Iron Company amid duty disputes and factory closures.
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Navy Department
Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Carbon Iron Company of Pennsylvania
New England
Republican Congress
Judge Homes
Norway Steel and Iron Company
Cambridge Rolling Mills
South Boston Iron Company
House Rules Debate Reflects Republican Tension After Recess
The piece surveys expectations for the new House rules, noting minority opposition to perceived despotism. It cites Congressman Lopez and the New York Tribune arguing Speaker accountability to the people and warns voters held the last House to strict accountability, harming Republicans.
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New House
Reep
Lopez
New York Tribune
Tribune
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Emerson and Boston Essay Promised Wit and Tone in Atlantic Print
Emerson’s 1861 Boston essay, now printed in Atlantic Monthly January 1892, aims for a personal, purged tone with witty insights. It notes an electric city climate influencing thought, with characteristic Emersonian reflection and occasional ragged continuity in the argument.
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Atlantic Monthly
Emerson
Boston
Ben Franky
Emersons Boston portrait shaped by faith and emigration
The piece reviews Emmersons Boston essay and its view of climate minds and means of progress. It traces Emersons influence on Boston, its families and public life, noting the citys faith, emigration ideas, and the enduring impact of his words on the towns identity and future. It recalls quotes about Boston and its motto, the Adams and Quincy lineage, and the balance between tradition and aspiration.
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Boston
Emerson
Rocks
New England
Scotland
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America
John Bull
John
Emmerson
Rome
London
England
Bacon
Newton
Washington
Adams
Quincy
Jostan Quincy
Mr. Lowe
Quincy of the
Martaen Arnoxus
Marcus Avureuius
Thayer
Marcus Avaretius
Arnold
Commie
de Haut En Bas
Ester- Son
Acropolis
Arcadian Lunch Rooms on the Rise in Boston
The Everyday Woman envisions Arcadian lunch rooms mixing Shakespearean flavor with fine dining illustrated by Phyllis in lace caps and blue china. The piece argues for affordable, well curated menus that pair coffee with refined prose, contrasting Delmonico style luxury with everyday trust in local eateries.
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Arcadia
Boston
Boston Delmonicos
Elizabethan Cherry Songs Fragment
Fragment from an Elizabethan verse showing cherry imagery and a line about Julia's lips. Reflects a 16th century lyric style with rural paradise and a call to come and buy cherries. The text includes a misquoted name Robnerr Herrick and irregular punctuation.
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Julia
Robnerr Herrick
Fourth Paderewski Recital Delights Music Hall Audience
Music lovers packed Music Hall as Paderewski offered a varied program. He handled Bach Fantasia and Fugue with dreamy tenderness, Schumann etudes showed strength, Chopin numbers revealed delicacy, and Cracovienne received a second rendition. Liszt and Rubinstein etudes displayed originality and technical polish. Beethovens Turkish March closed a strong set, with two extra numbers earning applause.
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Paderewski
Music Hall
Schumann
Athens
Sixth Beethoven Chopin Series Ends at Steinert Hall
Mr Carlyle Petersilen closed his sixth and last lecture concert at Steinert Hall with analysis of Beethoven Schubert and Chopin. The Star Course concert at Tremont Temple featured Mme Clara Poole, returning from triumphs, despite a cold, singing four numbers. The Mole Club duet from Norma and Mrs Maas on piano impressed least. organist Ryder opened, Mr Leon Keach accompanied, and McDowell’s Philharmonic appearance was postponed to Jan 14 with Richard Burmeister replacing him. Eva M Clark leaves Appleton Ladies Quartet. Maud K Williams Vivian joins.
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Schubert
Chopin
Tremont Temple
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Clara Poole
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Ryder
Leon Keach
McDowell
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Eva M. Clark
Appleton Ladies’ Quartet
Maud K. Williams
Publicity Sparkles and Scandals Echo Across Society
A collage of 19th century cultural snippets notes Sir Edwin Arnold’s critique of Zola and a paradoxical admiration, Parisian Boulanger busts selling poorly, Ellen Terry signing photos in Edinburgh, Maupassant overwork warnings, Wanamaker’s loyal friendships, Julien Viand’s naval career move, a ball with Grand Duke Alexis, a Boston widow linked to General McDowell, a Russian fascination, and Jersey Justice as a potential novel seed.
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Billy” Thompson
Gloucester
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Eastor Holt
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Tariff Reform Appeal Seeks Members for Economic Justice
The New England Tariff Reform League calls for memberships and contributions in its ongoing fight against class legislation and unjust taxation. Citing Cobden on broad unity, the group urges support from all political backgrounds and notes funds may be sent to Charles S. Hamlin, 66 State Street, Boston, or William Lloyd Garrison, 132 Federal Street, Boston.
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New England Tariff Reform League
Richard Cobden
Anti-Corn Law League
Manchester
League
Charles S. Hamlin
State Street
Boston
William Lloyd Garrison
Federal Street
Transfers and Mortgages in Suffolk Registry of Deeds
Entries of record for the week ending December 26, 1891 show 182 transfers and 80 mortgage amounts processed by the Real Estate Exchange in the Suffolk Registry of Deeds.
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Real Estate Exchange
Suffolk Registry of Deeds
Cleveland Demonstrations Backed by Democrats and Independents
A Boston Post editorial urges large Cleveland demonstrations across New England to rally voters behind his nomination. Independent leaders, including Richard H. Dana and Henry W. Swift, express support or caution while urging press coverage and timely demonstrations near national convention delegate selections.
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Cleveland
Commonwealth
Cleveland Press
Boston
New York
New England
Richard H. Dana
Massachusetts
Congress
Henry W. Putnam
Democratic Party
Henry W. Swift
United States
William R. Richards
Debsey
Blaine
Reward Offered To Prevent Dog Poisoning Epidemic
Vice-President Hill of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said yesterday that the $100 reward for arrest and conviction of dog poisoners was not due to many recent poisonings. Only two dogs died in the past month, but the aim was to stop poisonings from becoming an epidemic once a case is known.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Society
Lectures by N A V A L Battalion officers on torpedoes
Lieutenant-Commander W. Moore and Lieutenant Franklin J. Drake will lecture before the Naval Battalion next Tuesday evening December 20 at South Armory. Topics include History of Torpedoes and Automobile Torpedoes.
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Franklin J. Drake
U.S. N
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