Harvard Beaten at New London The Race and Other News
Harvard suffers a defeat at New London in the intercollegiate rowing series but remains the leader in straightaway wins. The article notes the fair, accident-free race and credits Yale with a well-won victory. It also reports narrow rail accidents on the Lowell and Eastern roads, urging stronger safety measures and accountability.文学
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New York Tribune Attacks River and Harbor Bill Motives
The Tribune scolds Republicans against a large river and harbor bill, calling it a Democratic ploy to exhaust funds and push toward repudiation. It challenges Northern abstention on the House bill and questions why repudiation would help the South, criticizing partisan bias.
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Tariff viewed as a tax borne by consumers
A historical column notes that tariffs act as taxes on buyers and that both South and North contribute to federal revenue, albeit the South less. It cites Senator Frye and Congressman McKinley praising protectionism while acknowledging the cost to consumers. The piece argues marking tariff costs on goods would expose the burden and reduce support for the tariff.
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Colchester and Leith Polls Signal Mixed Early UK Election Clues
A synthesis of yesterday’s elections shows Conservative strength in many boroughs with several contests driven by anti home rule Liberal dissidents. Colchester yielded a Conservative win by 295, while Leith saw Gladstone force a strategic gain as his opponent withdrew. Overall the result hints at a three to one Conservative and anti home rule Liberal majority over Gladstone aligned factions, with no clear shift in the main contest.
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Dominion cruisers and mackerel shift shift in three mile limit debate
The Terror commander’s raid on a Portland schooner near Shelburne is linked to nerves not a deliberate policy, as mackerel rides the Canadian coast and inshore waters see reduced yields. The piece notes altered government stance, fisheries strategy, and reciprocity era pricing, arguing long term value of fisheries outweighs politically driven pressure to expand control.
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Mayor blocks Monday exhibition and bars entertainment
The Mayor refused to grant a license for the advertised exhibition and ordered police to prevent any such entertainment. This move advances decency and will cancel the event, causing financial loss to the organizers unless Mr Sullivan abandons plans to settle in New York.
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New Army and Navy Club Opens in Paris
A Paris Army and Navy Club began operations Thursday in a brilliant ceremony led by General Boulanger. About 8000 officers attended the reception as the reforming minister presided and toasted the army and navy, with expectations that the club will boost esprit de corps in the French service and further elevate Boulanger’s standing with the republic.
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Extraordinary mistaken identity on the common
A Transcript correspondent was mistaken for a highwayman by the very unusual robbers who had seized him while he held an overcoat thief. The incident is regarded as one of the oddest mixups in public lore.
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Fourteen Missouri lawmakers charged with perjury
Fourteen members of the Missouri Legislature face perjury charges in a formal announcement. The report notes a measured, negative consolation in the development, contrasting with our own legislators who did not reach perjury.
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Modesty of Chicago Directory Sparks City Debate
The new Chicago directory lists the population at 750,000, a figure critics call incomprehensible. Observers note directories have changed and are not what they used to be, prompting scrutiny of current listing standards.
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State Secretary Protests President's Schedule Savings
A critic notes the state saved 20000 dollars when the President chose not to visit. The speaker argues the appropriation was a friendly gesture and questions the need to reintegrate funds into the treasury through continued coverage.
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Sailor recalls life from Charleston to Confederate Alabama
The writer recounts a volatile sea career from midshipman service in the British navy during Sevastopol to participation in the Taiping era and pirate hunting in China, then Confederate privateering aboard the Alabama. He notes a shift in naval life, comparing Melville's stature to Clark Russell, and laments the fading era of educated foremast hands.
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Senator Logan’s Tariff Book Request Prank Tale
Chicago story recounts how Senator John A. Logan asked the librarian for tariff books and received two wagonloads. A.R. Spofford sent more volumes, prompting Logan to return them quickly, amused by the librarian’s swift delivery. The anecdote ends with Logan boasting he was first to tell the tale.
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Delicate Utah Polygamy Bill Faces Constitutional Hurdles
A Democratic caucus named a committee to study measures on Utah Mormonism and polygamy, noting the current Senate Edmunds bill and House substitute raise serious constitutional questions about religious rights. The piece argues for Supreme Court interpretation of existing laws and warns against political moves during the session. The writer urges caution to avoid broader religious-property rights implications for all denominations in Territories.
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City weighs buying bronze Borghese gladiator statue
Public interest grows as Boston debates purchasing a bronze replica of the Borghese gladiator for a public square. The piece, cast by Barbedienne, has a storied path from Paris to Florence to Boston, with estimates around 7300 for delivery and erection.
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Readings on elections and policy across newspapers
The selection compiles varied editorials and opinions on biennial versus quadrennial elections, civil service attitudes, Southern pension logic, and parliamentary pay. It weighs the presidential campaign vigor, tariff debates, legislative salary issues, and calls for labor consideration against political expediency.
Free Traders in Congress Open with Talk and Pranks
A jumble of satirical notes on politics culture and media. References to Democratic free traders in Congress and college boat crews, Miss Fortescue and Broken Ties, racing fines, poets conventions in Indianapolis, Rhode Island beer forecasts and various quips about newspapers anarchists and literary figures.
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