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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1890
Page
4
The report discusses derelicts near coasts and the need for disposal by each nation. It notes the Hydrographic Office proposals for a small naval vessel, Congress inaction, and that conference rules lack mandatory force. It remains to be seen if assent will shape practical reforms.
A National Fine Art League delegation urged Congress to abolish duties on art, arguing protection is a misnomer for a protected industry. The discussion highlights broad opposition to taxing artworks and the push for freer trade amid congressional debate.
The discussion centers on relaying essential materials for domestic industry and seeking agreement among contending interests in Congress. Speakers suggest practical progress may hinge on tariff administrative reforms, with broader revenue policy to follow in the next Congress and focus on relief for industries.
The Players' Club in New York marked its first anniversary with a dinner. Founded to meet actors' needs for homes and reference, it has proven its value. Its library now holds 2200 volumes including rare dramatic works, thanks to member contributions.
The report notes Mrs Amelra B Epwards has left the country and will not write a book about America. It argues that many books about the U S contain inaccuracies yet Miss Epwanrnps impressions, formed during months of civilization, would be interesting though she may not pursue such work.
The notice references Queen Victonta's hoped for peaceful influence during a Treland visit, noting skepticism about impact. It also reports Paris testing automatic cab fare registration to display miles traveled and money owed, and criticizes Mansfield for publicizing favorable reviews of Richard III from his peers to boost his reputation.
After the holidays Professor Danion resumes his French lectures at Park Street. The first session is next Saturday at 10 o clock with the topic Le Disciple de Pan Bourset et les Questions quai souleve. Remaining subjects include Le Clericalisme et la Republique en France Da Ve spant et au Caractere Francais and Pourquoi Certains Ecrivains Celebres ne sont pas de l Academie.
Two horses pulling a party returning from a wedding in Chattanooga struck a broken telephone wire crossed with an electric light wire. Both horses died and the driver was knocked senseless by the shock. The incident spurred petitions to improve life protection as the city has 200 public electric wires and 500 telephone subscribers.
The Athol Transcript lauds Hon. H. HH. Sprague as a model of merit and manliness. It argues his lifelong devotion to duty and legislative experience qualify him for a higher state position, asserting he would adorn any office he might be called to.
A review of the new 3B book by Alfred Lord Tennyson notes that the poet maintains his refined craft rather than bold surprises. It highlights Demeter and Persephone and Merlin and the Gleam, praising form, mood, and restrained emotion across multiple pieces while acknowledging uneven reception and personal tributes to Lord Dufferin and the poet’s son.
A Boston obituary honors Isaac S. Crufi for assiduity and integrity in business and a quiet, unobtrusive generosity. It notes his kindness to those in need, his hospitable Bethlehem hotel, and the old school virtues he cherished, contrasting public duty with private warmth.
Watches and services mark the change of years as midnight chimes ring out from Arlington Street and Christ churches. The clear cold dawn greets 1890 after a snowy night and a year of 1889, with church watch meetings and a festive mood shared by many entering the new year.
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