French Deputy Demands Suppression of Boulangism
M Pierre Buianc the senior member of the French Chamber of Deputies urges hard measures to suppress Boulangism describing it as dangerous while urging severe action. The piece also notes Gladstones decision to avoid the Roman question and critiques his failure to explain prior contradictions in his statements.
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M. Pierre Buianc
Chamber of Deputies
General Boulanger
M. Blanc
Gladstone
New York Papers Protest Cabinet Balance and State Representation
The piece mocks frantic New York editorials demanding a Cabinet seat for the state. It notes only three presidents have never named a New Yorker and argues party service should not trump merit, citing Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois as having strong claims too.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Rebels Gain Ground in Haiti Amid Civil Strife
Latest dispatches from Hayti show rebels led by Hip POLYTE gaining leverage over President Sre Girimxr's forces with better equipment and numbers. Hippolyte receives supplies via blockade runners aiding the rebellion, while calls grow for restoring the Haytian Republic as U.S. warships approach Port-au-Prince to assert authority.
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Hayti
Hippolyte
Sre Girimxr
Leaftime
Haytian Republic
Haiti
Port-au- Prince
Removal of Appraiser McMullen in New York Sparks Reform Hope
The proposed removal of Appraiser McMullen at New York is welcomed after Secretary Farreourip's critical letter last summer. Critics say replacing him with Appraiser Stearns of the Boston Custom House signals reform, though full change may still be needed to address broader issues in the New York office.
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McMuLlen
Customs Service
New York
Farreourip
George William Curtis
Stearns
Boston
Sherman bill on nationalizing congressional elections
The proposal shifts election conduct from state authorities to presidentially appointed commissioners, signaling a bold move toward centralizing power in the federal executive and party managers. It is described as a dramatic departure from current electoral reform trends sweeping the nation.
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Sherman
Congress
Opposition to Sherman plan warned as retrograde move
The article argues that several states oppose a proposed bill, likening it to failed Reconstruction experiments. It condemns Mr Sherman’s proposition as unworthy of serious consideration and suggests he may be trying to outpace the incoming President with a similar blueprint.
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Sherman
Court Declares Sugar Trust Illegal in New York
Judge Barrett of the New York Supreme Court rules the North River Sugar Refining Company and the Sugar Trust illegal. The decision covers charter forfeiture by disuse and the broader question of whether the combination harms public welfare and restricts competition.
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Barrett
Supreme Court of the
State of New York
North River Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Bay State
Boston
London County Council election marks municipal reform experiment
The upcoming London election tests Mr Arreure's local government bill creating county boards elected by the people. The reform aims to replace the existing local magistracy with a broader structure, likely bringing rapid, startling changes especially in London amid concerns over mismanagement and corruption in the Metropolitan Board of Works.
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London
County Council
London Times
Metropolitan Board of Works
Lord Rosebery
John Lubbock
Old City
England
Arreure
Mayor Hart Faces City Budget Tightening Ahead
The city faces major appropriations and the unexpended balance of 4.185 million on Jan 1. The plan aims to cut costs by transferring funds rather than increasing debt, reducing staff in paving sewers lamps water inspection bridges and public institutions, and restoring economy by May 1.
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Hart
City administrator vows decisive reform measures
A city official pledges strong, fearless pruning of inefficiencies, asserting readiness to act decisively to implement reforms. The statement signals a firm plan to streamline services and root out wasteful practices.
Possible Successor for the Symphony Orchestra Conductor
The article notes Mr. Gericke will relinquish the post at season end and weighs top candidates. Theodore Thomas is highlighted as best qualified, with other favored conductors like von Butow Richter Morty Svendsen considered unlikely or unsuitable. It argues for selecting a premier conductor to sustain the town’s musical education and art.
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Gericke
Symphony
Hans von Butow
Hans Ricuter
Felix Motil
Johann Svendsen
Theodore Thomas
Hans Richter
Vienna
Fritx Morty
Carlsruhe
Wae- Ner
Thomas
Theodore ‘Thomas
Hiegginson
Training for Citizenship Shapes Women’s College Curricula
A commentary urges to expand American history and institutions study at women’s colleges, noting many of the 14 institutions surveyed offer few or no courses in U.S. history. It argues such study strengthens public judgment and civic preparedness, complementing economics training amid evolving national problems.
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Cornell
Michigan
America
College
Currriculum
Irish MP Harrinoron in Tullamore Gaol Mustache Clash
Mr Harrinoron an Irish member of Parliament sits in Tullamore Gaol for contempt of the Parnell Commission. Warders have shaved his mustache despite his resistance, turning the act into a potential political issue rivaling Mr O Briens clothing in intensity.
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Epward Harrinoron
Irsh
Tullamore
Parnell Commission
Harringron
O’brien
White Caps Threaten Lynch in Salem New Hampshire
A Salem man, strapped and smeared with molasses as a rope was placed around his neck, was seized by masked assailants in the North Village for alleged petty larceny. The attackers fled before authorities could act, and a pursuit to bring them to justice is planned.
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White Caps
New Hampshire
Lawrence
SpEecraw
Salem
N. H
North Village
Athletic Club visit sparks thoughts on gym use and discipline
In Boston I toured the Athletic Club noting novel gym apparatus and the appeal of swimming tanks and Turkish baths. I praise the club's cleanliness, comforts, and temptation for casual spectators, while also recalling Edward King's plight and urging calm judgment pending full truth.
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Edward King
Papyrus Club
Boston
Boyle O’reilly
Stanley
Livingstone
King
Bowles Bros
Paris
Taverner
Byron Birth House scheduled for demolition
The house where Lord Byron was born faces demolition to widen a draper's shop. A blue plaque will mark the site in the new building.
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Lord Byron
John A. Mackey
Secretary Bayard Praises Dr Holmes At Holland Club Dinner
In a New ark Holland Club dinner speech Secretary Bayard lauds Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes for literary charm and humor. He recalls a remark on early education and credits Count Brederode and a 1566 compromise as the society's roots and education foundation.
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Bayard
DR. Holmes
Holland Club
Newark
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holland Society
Meena
Count Brederod
Carmen at the Boston Ideals Opera
The Ideals at the Boston Theatre presented Carmen led by Italo Campanini with a mixed reception. Cast included Clement Bainbridge, Frank Baxter, S. H. Dudley and Miss De Lussan as Carmen amid praise for Campanini while others faltered. Upcoming week features Queen Topaz, Daughter of the Regiment, and Barber of Seville with Martha and Arline in future roles.
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Boston
Don Jose
Italo Campanini
W. H. Mertens
Clement Bainbridge
Ecb
Frank Baxter
Im Ongler
S. H. Dudley Michaela
Georgine von Januschowsky
Marie O’connor Mercedes
Mme. Januschowsky
Michaela
Escamillo
Topaz
Martha
Pauline L’allemand
Miss de Lussan
Arline
Orchestral Club Concert Promising Evening at Cotillion Hall
The Orchestral Club’s first concert of the season at Cotillion Hall drew a full house despite bad weather. under Mr Chadwick leadership the strings showed strength with the overture and serenade, woodwinds improving, and a vigorous chorus delivering a solid ensemble performance.
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Orchestral Club
Cotillion Hall
Walker
H. McLane
J. H. Ricketson
S. A. Sargent
Gardner Lamson
Public Office as Public Trust Highlighted by Editor
A New York World editorial argues the core truth of public service as a public trust, and warns against officials who treat office as a private gain, predicting accountability in the end.
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Ingalls
N. Y. World
Dem
Republican party's return rooted in trust and reform
The editorial argues the GOP must rise above patronage and avoid personal rule, pledging fidelity to promises and the nation’s best interests. It calls for sustained, principled governance aligned with national aims.
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Republican Party
Washington Post
Pilot endorses Mayor Hart in hopeful note for fairness
The Boston Pilot praises Mayor Hart’s inaugural as first rate and worthy of citizen reading. The paper expresses confidence Hart will earn general respect for judgment and fairness before year end, noting support from past backing of Mayor O'Brien.
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O’brien
Hart
Boston Pilot
Prepare to Fight If You Want Peace
In plain words it is not improbable we shall be in a war with France over the isthmian matter before the new administration. The war, if it comes, will be fought on our coasts. Congress should act now to defend the country and equip it to enforce its decree on the isthmus.
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France
Congress
LN. Y. Commercial Advertiser
Ind
Dora
Gibson
Willy
Yankee Blade
Hoadly
Columbus
Burke
Washington
Tie that binds Senate finance panel on sugar bounty
The Senate finance committee backs a Mills bill substitute needing Republican votes from Kansas and California. A 1 cent per pound native sugar bounty is added to secure support, despite opposition from Allison and others. The move aims to unite Republicans to pass the bill.
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Senate Finance Committee
Kansas
California
Allison
Philadelphia Times
Public sentiment and the ballot question analyzed
The New York Evening Post argues the meaning of readiness for action hinges on whether Harrison will enforce existing federal laws about fair ballots rejected by the last president or push new laws through Congress to ensure a free and honest ballot nationwide.
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Harrison
Republican Congress
United States
Mr. Arthur
N. Y.vening Post
Ind
Murderer Shot in Mexico Nets Small Reward
Lynn Jan 9 Special News: Edward W. Howland, once a resident of this city, was killed in Puebla, Mex. Two men implicated. one captured and shot, the other at large. A citizens' committee hunts the remaining suspect. Howland was murdered for $35 in cash.
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Lynn
Edward W. Howland
Puebla
Mex
Citizens’ Committee
Howland
Wool Growers Meet Over Carpet Wool Duty Standards
In WasuinoTon Jan 9, Columbus Delano calls a National Wool Growers' Association meeting to discuss boosting duty on carpet wools. Growers seek a definition to separate washed, unwashed, and scoured wools and push for higher rates to curb home-market injury.
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WasuinoTon
Speciat
Columbus Delano
Senate
Allison
Aldrich
Frank P. Bennett
Wool Reporter
Hotel Trust Mentioned in Chicago Circles
A Chicago report notes a proposed hotel trust to fill a long felt need among occupiers. The item blends brief society quips and jokes, including a Boston Chinese baby name, weather delaying Albany carnival plans, and assorted light humor from multiple papers.
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Chicago
Ames Hart
Boston
Jenkins Nominated for President of the Common Council
Democratic council caucus at city headquarters backed Edward J. Jenkins for council president amid speeches by key party figures. Jenkins won unanimous support after seven members were noted absent, with a special colored ballot proposed to identify non-supporters. Ormond nominated for city messenger. Peters reelected as messenger. no action on city clerk.
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Common Council
Thomas J. Barry
Murphy
Short
McLaughlin
John F. Dever
P. J. Kennedy
Edward J. Jenkins
Chet
Bees Robert C. Fanning
Eer Ordre
Richard Sullivan
Mr. Jenkins
Teevens
James F. Ormond
City Messenger
Keenan An Carroll
Peters
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