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Washineton Orrick
Corcoran
Fifteenth Street
Carter
Boston
Birste Hart
Fort of Pines
Baldwin
Berwick Academy
South Berwick Village
York County
Maine
New England
Berwick
Eror
University
South Berwick
Sarah Orne Jewett
J. B. Monora- Guy Gray
Oriel College
Oxford
Francis B. Hayes
Bion Brapsary
Theopore Jewett
Kittery
Quoddy Head
Tere
Portland Oregon ends machine rule with reform ticket
Boston observers note that Portland Oregon elected a reform ticket, described by the Oregonian as having no machinery patronage corruption fund or party loyalty claim. The victory signals citizen patience with political abuses and a demand to overthrow them when unbearable.
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Portland
Maine
Oregon
Oregonian
The Hour and the Man in Argentina's Next Presidency
Editorial argues General Mitre, a proven leader and honest statesman, would bring prosperity again if elected president. It praises his past prosperity, warns against his rivals policy, and asserts he would stabilize Argentina amid current troubles.
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General Mitre
General Mirre
Defending the Battery Park from Elevated Rail Lines
New York Aldermen deem elevated roads in Battery Park unlawful and a trespass. Public policy opposes railroad use of city parks. Legal enforcement uncertain, but plans for more tracks over the Battery are likely doomed.
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New York
Battery Park
GovLp
Quay Chief Defender Falters in Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press, long defending Quay, faces a party split over Quayism. It cites weighty local figures but questions the party line and warns that Quay’s councils harm the party. The editorial shifts to urge accountability and warns the Ad agency Boss.
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Philadelphia
Quay
Bheana
Promi
Adon
Ania
Memorial Urging Papal Secretary on Emigration Plan
The second memorial presented by Herr CaHeNsty to the Papal Secretary of State advocates a scheme for the emigration of over eight of the Roman Catholic population from Continental Europe. The document urges action within the church’s administrative framework.
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Herr CaHeNsty
Eucantath
Catholic population figures fuel sectarian debate
A disputed claim argues that the United States Catholic population is 26 million, while actual estimates cite about 10 million. The author warns that misleading numbers could fuel sectarian crusades and urges ecclesiastical authorities to address the issue.
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United States
Great American Republic
Sugar bounty tax shifts cost to consumers in Louisiana
The Sugar bounty debate ends with Louisiana certifying about 9 million dollars in bounty claims, shifting the tariff tax from Treasury to sugar consumers. The piece warns of unequal taxation and notes Vermont’s maples sugar gains, while criticizing statements on weather service plans and agricultural policy.
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State of
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Columbus Delano
Ohio Association of Wool-Growers
Vermont
Congressman Grout
Page
Smith
Weather Bureau transfer sparks debate on politics and science
A Washington debate centers on moving the Weather Bureau from War to Agriculture. Critics warn of politicization and staff erosion, while supporters argue the move could improve forecasting for farmers and sailors. Harrington named head, with $150000 in extra Treasury cost flagged.
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Weather Bureau
War
Agricultural Department
Washington
Republican Party
Treasury
Congress
Harrington
Rusx
The Regular Army and the Militia Embrace Shared Training
Observations advocate closer contact between regular army officers and militia units to improve command skills. West Point training shapes tactics but understanding troops matters as much. An army resembles a town meeting in its composition, demanding tact and judgment from experienced leaders.
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Regular Navy
Regular Army
West Point
Noted Poet-Writer Quote Sparks Cautious Discussion
A famed poet who wished to remain unnamed for quotation purposes has been heard to remark on Hardy as a writer of short stories. The remark drew attention from literary circles and sparked a brief debate over cross-genre skill.
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Hardy
Thomas Harpy Far From the Madding Crowd and Noble Dames Review
A critical survey of Thomas Harpy works notes his higher achievement in novels over tales, praising The Return of the Native and Wessex Tales while arguing that short stories reveal less of his talent. The piece contrasts Harpy with Maupassant and Jewett, mentions A Group of Noble Dames, and comments on tonal gloom, fate, and peasant humor, ending with a cautious wish that future generations cherish his Noble Dames. It also touches on Branper Merthures and Tauchnitz editions, plus observations on Joseph Wanamaker and public figures like Prince George of Greece.
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Thomas Harpy
Branper Martherws
Cosmopolitan
Thomas “Harpy
Messrs
Harper and Brothers
M. Or Maupassant
Miss Jewrtt
Mr. Harpy
Harpy
Branper Marrunws
Baron TaucuniTz
Thomas Hianpy
Dramatic Authors Warn Against Amateur Pirates In Legal Remedy
A controversial remark warns that amateurs prey on authors and urges a legal remedy to counter pirate practices. The note cites J. M. Hin's misfortunes tied to Miss Marangrev Mather, whose support as a star helped him, illustrating ingratitude overpowering loyalty. The Franklin Park Fourth demonstration ad seems unsettled, with organizers struggling to publish it.
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J. M. Hin
Maran Grev Mather
Franklin Park
City Lover Refutes Country Life In Aims To Stay In Town
A Boston writer defends city life against recurring pleas to move to the country. He recalls mob pranks on a country fishing night, cites crime notes, and argues solitude harms minds. He praises urban bustle and shopfronts over fields and forests.
Notable Transatlantic Passage and Society Notes
Mr. RK. M. field of the Boston Museum sailed from New York for England yesterday on the Teutonic. A friend discusses Professor Briggs and Oxford. Italy awards bravery medals to Captain Spaccamela and Corporal Cattaneo after the powder tower explosion. Senator McPherson owns the famed Noteshasquan salmon stream in Canada. Mrs. Frederick Rhinelander Jones of New York drives a bay horse turnout at Bar Harbor with daughter Miss Beatrix Jones.
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RK. M. Field
Boston Museum
New York
England
Briggs
Oxford
Italy
Spaccamela
Cattaneo
Porta Portese
Senator McPherson
New Jersey
Canada
America
Bar Harbor
Frederick Rhinelander Jones
Miss Beatrix Jones
New Law Reduces Drunkenness Sentences at Municipal Court
Yesterday no one was sentenced for drunkenness in Municipal Court. Only two defendants appeared. both, claimed first offences, were discharged under the new law effective yesterday requiring two prior arrests and convictions within a year. Two women arrested for drunkenness were released from the Woman's Prison. John Walsh and John Davis were the two men in court. A Newton man arrested under the old law was discharged. Probation Officer Savage reports busy caseloads with several cases of loitering.
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John Walsh
John Davis
Newton
Dischudge Hardy
Savage
Luose
Gwendolen
Scotland
Cadby
Wales
Massachusetts
London
N. Y
Central America
Mr. Wanamaker
United States
Canada
Mexico
Philadelphia Ledger
Normandie
Washington
Blaine
Mars’ Blaine
New York
Royal Theatre
Munich
Foster Coates
New York Mall
John Mackay
Inconsistent Wit and Prohibition Tea in Nineteenth Century Sparks
A collage of anecdotes and snippets from humorous quips to remarks on ballot reform, theater debts, and social courtesy. It notes 35,000 attorneys before the Pension Bureau, a man who thinks time personified, and a portrait of Mrs Mackay besieged by requests.
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Pension Bureau
Prince of Wailea
Sir William Gordon-Cumming
Mr. Peterkin
Miss Bell
Puck
Deerfield Summer School of History and Romance Schedule
The sixth Deerfield Summer School opens July 2 with a dramatic reading and runs Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 10 30. Highlights include papers by Fenollosa on Chinese and Japanese history, Stoddard on the Schools and the Drama, Mabie on The Sources of Literature, and Brevyport on Modern French Art with broader talks by Lincoln Wallington Rollins and others.
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Deerfield Summer School of History and Romance
Peg Wottington
Erving Winson
Ernest PB. Fenollosa
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
F. H. Stoddard
New York
Mary W. Lincoln
Boston
Charles Barnard
Alice Wallington Rollins
Hamilton W.mabie
Munson Oan
Wordsworth
James KR. Brevyport
N.A
Saturdaly
Edwin D. Mead
Whittiert
Monica
Bammand Clarenclerk
Niga B. Custer
Will’ates
Converted Jewess Provokes Church Crowd With Sermon
Mrs Baeyertz spoke at Clarendon Street Church on seven things the unsaved have, claiming they have no God and no life, hope, or peace. She urged sinners to seek righteousness, noting she hoped to see her deceased husband again. She announced an upcoming talk for men and boys, inviting women to attend.
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E. L. Baevertz
Clarendon Street
Gordon
Funeral for Albert L Coolidge Held at Forest Hills Chapel
In Forest Hills Cemetery chapel the Episcopal service for Albert L Coolidge, president of Para Rubber Shoe Co and director at Central National Bank, drew relatives, friends, and company employees. Bishop-elect Phillips Brooks officiated as floral tributes filled the purple casket. He was laid to rest beside his first wife and a son in Magnolia avenue’s family lot.
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Episcopal Church
Albert L Coolinge
Para Rubber Shoe Company
Houghton, Coolidge & Co
Phillips Brooks
Central National Bank
American Loan & Trust Company
The
Home Savings Bank
Bureau of Credit
Young Men’s Christian Association
Es Sapiens Clubs
Coolidge
Magnolia Avenue
Rate War Continues With Higher First Class Fares
The Illinois Central matches Alton on passenger tariffs from Chicago with first class rates to several cities. From Chicago to St Louis the line posts $6 and $10 to Kansas City, with through routes via Sioux City. Beginning July 3, Chicago to Denver and Colorado Springs set at $2.15, Ogden and Salt Lake City at $50, Spokane Falls $66.60, Wallula Junction $66.60, San Francisco $70, with second class rates $43 to Spokane and Wallula and $45 to San Francisco. Pacific Coast rates also via New Orleans.
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Sprcran
Ilinois Central
Alton
St Louis
Kansas City
Sioux City
Missouri River
Denver
Colorado Springs
Puebla
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Butte
Helena
Spokane Falls
Wallula Junction
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Boston Postoffice expense figures show Roxbury and Back Bay growth
Authorities seek cost cuts in Washington. Roxbury Branch totals rise to 126 000 48 for 1889-1891. Back Bay Branch totals reach 139 913 61 from 1888 to 1891. News that national convention of post office clerks will meet in Pittsburg this September.
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Washington
Boston
Roxbury
Back Bay
Pittsburg
Voting abuse at Commencement Day ballots sparks reform call
Letter to the Post criticizes the election of Overseers on Commencement Day. The writer cites a flawed ballot process with color coded ballots replacing an official list of twelve candidates, urging printed official ballots and adoption of the Australian voting system to ensure fair elections.
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Earward
Polis
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