Atlantic February issue review of Jewett and others in Atlantic Monthly
The February Atlantic Monthly showcases Sarah Orne Jewett's A Winter Courtship as a standout short story with a stark rural setting. It also surveys S H Scudder on butterflies in disguise and Charles Worcester Clark's analysis of American politics.
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the Atlantic
Atlantic Monthly
New England
Sarah Orne Jewett
Tobias
Jeff
Briley
Miss Repplier
Charlotte
Fielding
Harry Perry Robinson
Lady Agnes
Paris
Wendell P. Stafford
Eurylochus
T. W. Parsons
New York
P. G. Hubert, Jr
Henry C. Lea
Brianda de Bardaxi
Appropriation Bills and Anti-Trust Debate Mark Senate Session
The Senate and House debated appropriations for lightships at Sandy Hook and Great Round Shoal, pension agencies rent, and military academy needs. Trust bills advanced with DC scope, penalties for anti trust evasion widened, and district zoological park funds approved. Sundry public notices included presidents and inaugurations.
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Frye
Committee On Commerce
House
Sandy Hook
N. J
Great Round Shoal
Nantucket
Mass
Military Academy
Allison
Hoar
Louisiana State National Bank
Committee On
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Finance Committee
District of Columbia
Eustis
Sherman
Rock Creek
Plumb
Dawes
Cockrell
United States
International Geodetic Association
Port Hudson
United States Navy
Army
Rousseau
Army appropriation bill moves forward in House
Washington January 25 report from the military affairs committee on the sundry civil appropriation bill, including a proposal for a national military and naval museum in Washington. Debates over steam plate press royalties, lighthouse funding, alien contract labor enforcement, and other line items proceed before a 4:45 recess to 7:30 PM.
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Washington
Townshend
Illinois
Committee On Military Affairs
House
National Military and Naval Museum
J.dockery
Missouri
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
White
New York
Mr. Long
Massachusetts
Yeas
Farquhar
Ohio
Ryan
Kansas
Adams
Dingley
Maine
Outhwaite
Cannon
Ilinois
Randal
Committee On Appropriations
J. B. Eads
Theatrical Week in Boston and New York Arts Scene
The Boston theatres feature Booth and Barrett with Merchant of Venice and Julius Caesar while Jocelyn at the Globe draws attention. Agnes Acres Jessica and Rose Coghlan in Jocelyn headline a busy period with other acts at the Globe Park and Hollis Street, as New York critics linger on provincial views.
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Globe and the Park
Hollis Street
Museum
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Barrett
Julius Cesar
Piazzetta
St. Mark
Shylock
Jessica
Portia
Venice
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Mr. Barrett Bassanio
Gale Portia
Agnes Acres
Miss Acres
Miriam O'Leary
Globe Theatre
Rose Coghlan
Jocelyn
Charles Coghlan
Sol Smith Russell
Park Theatre
Miss Vokes
New York
Lord Fauntleroy
New York Times
Wallack’s
Times
Brewery Seizure in Chicopee Transfers to Boston Marshal
Deputy Collector Ashley of Westfield moved William Ritter's Chicopee brewery plant to Deputy Marshal Hoyt of Boston after seizure for excise law violations. Ritter to face a preliminary hearing before a U S district court commissioner next week.
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Ashley
Westfield
Internal Revenue Department
William Ritter
Chicopee
Hoyt
Boston
Ritter
United States District Court
Pearline Promises Ease Comfort and Clean Clothes
Advertorial style note extols Pearline washing aid highlighting ease of use, comfort in laundry routine, and visibly cleaner fabrics, suggesting better results with less scrubbing and fewer repeats, positioning Pearline as a trusted household helper.
Progress in China and the Chinese question debated at Liberal Union Club
The Liberal Union Club at Young's Hotel discussed the Chinese question with speakers including Kawara B. Drew of the Chinese customs service and William Lloyd Garrison. Drew summarized China’s thirty-year progress in steamships railways and telegraph ahead of education and taxation reform. Garrison warned of U S China relations under Burlingame treaties and urged reform of exclusion policies.
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Chinese Customs Service
China
William Lloyd Garrison
Liberal Union Club
Young’s Hotel
Edward
Drew
Tidewater
Japan
Formosa
Great Britain
United States
California
Pacific
Garrison
Eliot Club
Jamaica Plain
Pacific Ocean
Mississippi
Dawes
Chinaown
San Francisco
Oregon
Idaho
British Columbia
Republic
S. R. Urbino
Pacific Coast
A. W. Stevens
Electric cars threaten safety of Boston streets
A Boston letter denounces electric streetcars for endangering horses riders and pedestrians. The writer cites runaway horses, fires, electric shocks, broken wires, noiseless movement, and open slots as hazards. They urge immediate license revocation and damages for injuries, noting law limits from six to seven miles per hour and warning of losses to taxpayers.
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Henry M. Whitney
Beacon Street
Boston
Brookline
Board of Aldermen
Berkeley
Dover Streets
Federal Street Bridge
Army Orders Include Transfers and Leaves at Washington
Captain George E. Pond moves from Fort Riley to Washington for a conference with the adjutant general. Charles G. Lyman switches from Fifth Infantry to Second Cavalry. Major Lewis C. Overman granted one month leave with permission to depart the United States. Assistant Surgeon Charles E. Price gets two months extension. Henry Kirby granted one month extension. Samuel C. Robertson receives three months extension. Colonel John C. Tidball placed on retired list by law. Major Frank T. Bennett also placed on retired list for inability.
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George E. Pond
Fort Riley
Kan
Charles G. Lyman
Fifth Infantry
Second Cavalry
Lewis C. Overman
Engineer Corps
United States
Charles E. Price
Henry Kirby
Tenth Infantry
Samuel C. Robertson
First Cavalry
John C. Tidball
First Artillery
Frank T. Bennett
Chamber of Commerce Banquet Set for Jan 31 at Vendome
The Chamber of Commerce holds its second banquet at Hotel Vendome on Thursday January 31 at 5 p.m. A reception precedes the event. The Hon Nelson Dingley Jr of Maine will attend along with several other prominent gentlemen.
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People of Samoa and their chiefs explained in interview
An N S Tribune interview with George H. Bates portrays Samoa as warlike and educated with a social system blending popular rights and hereditary authority. It highlights chiefs Malietoa and Tupua, the Malietoa line, and tales of conquest over Tongas, naming Laupepa as the present rightful sovereign and noting a contested succession after Moli’s death.
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N. S. Tribune
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Nero
Savea
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Laupepa
Talayou
The Boston Post Promotes Reform and Broad Coverage
Over two years the Post grew in public favor, extended influence in New England, and earned a position among first class daily papers. It pledges fairness and decency, non sensationalism, and unwavering tariff and administrative reform advocacy. It touts candor, literary tone, and robust news coverage with timely reports from reporters and AP, plus exclusive money market and ship news, weekly Post, and sample copies offered nationwide.
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