Crimson and Yale Renew Rivalry in Harvard Rowing Showdown
The crimson freshman eight regains prestige in New London as they prepare to clash with Yale in a decisive annual race. The piece notes cautious optimism after Saturday’s Harvard loss to Columbia, the anticipated tougher test today, and the wider note on British and American boat supremacy amid looming Rhode Island prohibition debates and political machine activity.
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Spectator rails at Gladstone policy in Ireland debate
The London Spectator, imitating Lew, campaigns zealously for home rule with scant discretion. It flatly argues prosperity for Ireland could have been secured under home rule, likening Sicily's glory days to Sicilian brigandage and even connects Mr Parnell to the Phoenix Park murders in a Fortnightly Review article.
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Elections Open With Peaceful Hopes Amid UK Tension
The opening English elections spark strong popular excitement across the United Kingdom. Conservatives hold a large unopposed seat majority while forecasts hinge on today’s metropolitan polls. Early results favor the Conservatives, with liberal gains tied to Irish votes and potential shifts in key constituencies like South Paddington and Deptford.
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Major Saunderson
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Boycott of Theiss's beer garden prompts testimony
New York brewer Mr. George Ehret was summoned to testify in cases against Theiss beer garden boycotters. He complied with the subpoena though his business is being harmed by the Knights of Labor who claim he could have pressured Theiss to back the boycotters. The piece notes the boycott extends to customers' business and discusses its education and merits.
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Harvard Freshmen Triumph in New London Victory
New London echoes with crimson as Harvard freshmen claim a win. Despatches report the Harvard cheer lasting until daylight, with last night’s victory heard up to press time. Cambridge remains awake, champion spirit dominating the scene.
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Baldwin Dialogues On Views And Aspirations Review
A long critical notice surveys Vernon Lee’s Baldwin Dialogues Aoe of six metaphysical discourses with an intro and comment on the author The reviewer admires depth originality and audacity but finds no single decisive conclusion and questions audience reach It notes vivid scenery and sharp argument plus selections on novels and Rousseau French literature and moral seriousness.
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Cross Country Riding in America symposium review by Roosevelt and Lodge
The Century July frontispiece introduces a long review of cross country riding in America led by Mr. Roosevelt and Henry Cabot Lodge. It outlines riding to draghounds near New York and beyond, noting seven hunts from Maryland to Long Island, plus Canadian clubs. The piece contrasts drag hunts with fox hunting, highlights the sport’s appeal to busy businessmen, and mentions contributors like Charles G. D. Roberts and Howells while critiquing the era’s theatre.
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The Book of Berkshire a charming Berkshire nature book
In this Berkshire county portrait Clark W Bryan and George K Holmes present The Book of Berkshire as a nature oriented companion rather than a guide or history. They celebrate the county’s beauty and appeal drawing on local knowledge and long familiar landscapes.
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French Literary Notes Review Digest
Le Livre reports Dante's Paradise translated into Greek verse by Musurus Pasha and notes a Norwegian wooden tablet book with Latin and old Norwegian animal names. French journalism flourished post 1865. press liberty declined after the Franco Prussian War. Fernay and Sorel publish works. Dos toievsky translated with Vegue preface. Beaumignon by Jourdain with Daudet preface. Leverdier's The Guillotine. Firmin Didot's Brice of Lammermoor and Cooper’s The Spy later issued. Kenry Houssaye’s Hommes et Idees surveys French literature with includes Renan, Zola, Feuillet, Coppee, Daudet, Halevy, and notes Flaubert and Hugo. Woussaye’s critical, independent, Vigorous work attracts attention.
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Election of Committees Oration at Phi Beta Kappa Day
At Harvard yesterday Phi Beta Kappa members elected officers and committees for the coming year in Boylston Hall. James Russell Lowell was named president and J B Thayer vice president. Delegates were chosen for Saratoga, and an oration by Johns Hopkins President Daniel Coit Gilman followed in Sanders Theatre with remarks on the university ideal and the need for strong, properly named institutions.
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Random Social Commentary and Snippets From The Era
A collage of satirical notes and brief quips from varied papers. Politicians, actors, and fashion mingle with jokes about nerves and noses. Odd anecdotes on butter, oysters, and a Sing Sing coffee scene fill the page.
Biennial sessions urged amid political bluntness
A shell of editorials criticizes 1886 state legislature and calls for reform. Readers are urged to demand resignations and to demand broader national policy, with references to Garland, Vilas, pensions, and independence. The roundup notes partisan quarrels and calls for stronger civilian oversight.
Marriage Notices from Somerville Cambridge and Boston on June 30
In Somerville and Cambridge on June 30, Rev George W Durell officiated weddings including Charles James Hose to Sadie Crumley and William J Whey to Eliza A Major. Also in this city on June 27 Timothy Arthur to Margaret Henessy. June 26 Elijah Preethey to Agnes A Hope. June 29 Frank EB Stackpole to Anna F C Whitney. June 30 Karl Arthur Rydingsvard of Stockholm to Anna Maria Davis of Boston. and C B Tilinghast to Martha A Wonson in Boston. and George E Johnson to Laura E Wiles in Waltham.
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Obituary notices and deaths in June city records
In this city on June 28 to June 29 and June 80, several residents named Addison Clapp Felch Felt Field Fisher McAuliff Orr Sinnott Baker Hastings died or were noted. Ages range from 8 to 78, with locations including Roxbury East Boston Revere Kingston Framingham. Notables include Emily L widow of Albert Clapp and Henry Ort drowned at Revere.
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