Solon claims on Bay State politics and E Barrett
A fragment discusses E Barrett of Melrose a Republican critic of office holders. It portrays Barrett as energetic in his party with strong influence, a possible future legislator, and describes Tucker of New Bedford as a lively newsman. The piece sketches Barretts persona and political stance amid Massachusetts politics.
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Barnstable County
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Fragmented humor and chatter from a late 19th century page
A collection of quips and social banter ranging from political satire to domestic jests. The snippet includes lines about a socialist vote, a landlady’s demand, a worried husband, an art critic, and stray jokes about umbrellas and holidays. It reads as a mosaic of brief witticisms, character vignettes, and clipped exchanges.
Public Figures and Oddities From Different Lands
A survey of notable figures includes Nebraska’s N B Gladings now a Savannah justice, Austria’s Druskovitch losing reason from overwork, philosopher Herbert Spencer in London, John Redmond’s Waterford election swing, Marguerite Merrington authoring a stage play, Wil liam W Wilhelm the 2.9 million mile rail veteran, Gibraltar postmistress Creswell running Gibraltar and Tangier offices, Mrs. John Sherman’s photo rule, Congressman McMillin’s transformation from dyspeptic youth to robust lawmaker.
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N. B. Gladings
Nebraska
Savannah
Helen Druskovitch
Austria
Herbert Spencer
Regent’s Park
London
John Redmond
Michael Davitt
Waterford
House of Commons
Marguerite Merrington
New York Normal College For Girls
Sothern
William W. Wilhelm
Pennsylvania Railroad
Creswell
Gibraltar
Government Telegraph Office
Tangier
Magzagan
Morocco
John Sherman
Congress
Hayes
Sherman
McMillin
To Write or Not to Write A Critical Book Review
A review discusses new works on literature as a profession including Alice R. Mylene’s To Write or Not to Write and E S Kirkland’s Short History of England. It notes opinions from Howells and Deland, praises Jasmin memoirs, and highlights exhibits and calendars for 1892 from Charles E. Perry & Co. It references Helen Keller’s education and the Volta Bureau souvenir showing her letters and The Frost King tale.
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Mylene
William Dean Howells
George William Curtis
Edward Everett Hale
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Hezekiah Butterworth
Oscar Fay Adams
James Jeffrey Roche
Edward W. Bok
Margaret Deland
Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Mrs. Frank Leslie
Abby Morton ‘Diaz
Maurice Francis Egan
A. Curtis Bond
Madeline S. Bridges
Marshall P. Wilder
Marshall P. Wilder, ‘Tom Mason
Fred Lyster
Charles Warren Stoddard
Brander Matthews
Baron Adrian Schade van Westrum
Edward S. van Zile
Louise Imogen Guiney
Edmond Picton
George Canning Hill
George Bartholomew
Francis M. Livingston
Cora Stuart Wheeler
Lucy Stone Blackwell
Herbert Milton Sylvester
Julia A. Sabine
Harriet GH. Robinson
Lida A. Churchill
Miss Mylene
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Cleveland
Palmer
Harvard
Matthew Arnold
America
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Jasmin
Agen
France
Samuel Smiles
Rousseau
Longfellow
Castel-Caille
Jasmine
Laura Bridgman
Helen Keller
Miss Fuller
Horace Mann School For the Deaf
Newbury Street
Charles E. Perry & Co
Congress Street
Hector le Roux
American Association
Volta Bureau
Washington, D. C
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Mentor
Alice R. Mylene
Boston
Co-operative Literary Press
England
Kirkland
Chicago
A. C. McClurg & Co
George Herbert Palmer
D.C. Heath & Co
New York
Harper & Bros
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