President plans Adirondack hunting trip with guests
President and party prepare a few weeks in the Adirondack Mountains during peak hunting season. He will be joined by Mrs. Cleveland and other guests including Governor Long, Dr. Davis, Leopold Morse, and Mr. Burnett. Senator Morrill leaves for a month to escape the heat as the Senate works on river and harbor bills. Senator Hoar postpones speech on the fishery treaty, and James G. Jenkins is confirmed for the eastern Wisconsin seat. Edmunds reports Judge Fuller nomination without recommendation.
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New De Tocqueville And The American Constitution In Bryce Work
Washington notes discuss James Bryce as a prospective new De Tocqueville authoring a crucial study on American institutions. Bryce’s US travels, legal training, and practical politics shape a detailed examination of federal and state government, primaries, conventions, and municipal systems within a broad political context.
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FrrcuBuRG RAILROAD Inaugurates Summer Timetable to Saratoga
The FrrcuBuRG railroad adds a summer schedule with two daily trains via Deerfield Valley and Hoosac Tunnel to Saratoga. Trains depart Boston at 8 30 a m and 11 35 a m, arriving Saratoga 3 16 p m and 7 30 p m. On Thursday July 5 a fast limited express leaves Boston at 10 46 a m and reaches Saratoga at 6 10 p m without change. The route remains a favored Boston outlet.
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Saratoga
Deerfield Valley
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Boston
Fires Across Several States Struck July 2
A series of fires reported on July 2 destroyed farm and commercial buildings from Strafford New Hampshire to Reading Pennsylvania. Elmer Clark’s Strafford farm buildings burned for an $8000 loss, likely insured. Danbury Connecticut saloon gutted with about $1000 loss. Wiggin & Stevenson building on Commercial Street with $150 loss. Oden Bristol’s Odeon building in Watersbury damaged. Brainard Minnesota saw major block destruction with about $50,000 loss. Ardmore Alabama or similar large store block burned for about $100,000. Reading Hardware Works in Reading Pennsylvania burned with under $350,000 loss and many workers displaced.
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Brainard
Minn
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Sanborg’s Jewelry
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Gray's Livery Stable
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Arn
Reading
Penn
Reading Hardware Works
Ballooning Gas Machines and Notable Scientific Notes
A Berlin field gas maker powered by six horses inflates balloons in two hours using zinc dust and lime hydrate. Lieutenant Younghusband reports crossing the Mustagh Pass in Central Asia. Ancient power samples show rags yield fibers. palladium alloy improves watches near dynamos. alcohol purification via gelatine. Godefroy’s benzine test detects head and tail distillation impurities with sulfuric acid.
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Younghusband
Rogal Geographical Society
Central Asia
Mustagh Pass
Altai Mountains
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M.L. Godefroy
Academie Des Sciences
Brooks's Mother Arrives for Plea on Brooks Case
Mrs. S. N. Brooks and her daughter Annie landed in St. Louis from Hyde England and met Hugh M. Brooks alias Maxwell in jail for two hours. They plan to travel to Jefferson City on July 9 for a governor hearing on commutation, hoping to present letters and plead for his life.
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Annie
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Eng
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Jefferson City
Morehouse
Detetinen
Kindergarten gifts to the Blind aid fund drive
A historic list details May 9 to June 21 1888 gifts to the Kindergarten for the Blind. Contributions from many individuals and groups total 34426 11 with 284700 68 previously acknowledged, plus 5035 current expenses. The kindergarten enters its second year with 23 children admitted and a target of 100000 for a permanent fund to ensure ongoing support.
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William E. Baker
P. Blake Lowell
Helen C. Bradlee
W. I. Brigham
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W. Brooke
Freeman Baimstead
Cambridge
James Freeman Clarke
John T. Coulter
Clinton
W. H. Crocker
William Endicott, Jr
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C. L. Fairbanks
Nancy M. Field
First Congregational Unitarian Church
New Bedford
R. Bennett Forbes
Milton
John Foster
Roxbury
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H. E
George S. Hale
A.C. Howard
Mary and
Ally Howard
Ellen M. Jones
E. J. Langley
A. W. Lowe
Alice M. Lowe
Julia Lyman
G. M. Masters
Otis Norcross, Jr
Chauncy Hall School
H. L. Rantoul
T. P. Shepard
Providence
John Simpkins
Jamaica Plain
Mary A
Ann Wig- Beer Oren
Helen M. Winslow
Henry Woods
A. J. Sargent
Charitable Society of the Unitarian Church
Lancaster
Amelia J. Oereens
Anagnos
South Boston
T. Jackson, Jr
Devonshire Street
Boston
New Books. Stray Leaves From Newport Seeks Simple Love Tale
A Newport themed novel follows a young woman who pursues independence through decoration and enterprise, funds a seaweed iodine venture, and eventually inherits a $40,000 legacy to buy a home. A traditional hero with wealth and virtue returns from Europe, settling in for a stable union. The volume includes brief Newport sketches and sits beside essays on evolution and religion, favoring an optimistic reconciliation with faith.
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Esther Gracie Wheeler
Boston
Cupples & Hurd
Tenting at Stony Beach review by Boston journalist
A critical review of Maria Louise Pool’s Tenting at Stony Beach portrays the sea side camping tale as thin. It mocks crude rustic characterizations and shallow adventures while condemning the book as artless and unengaging.
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Houghton, Mifflin & Co
On Castle and Cabin or Talks in Ireland in 1887
A review touts a new book by George Pellew describing conversations across Ireland during an 1887 journey. It praises the author’s observation, temper, and range from castle to cabin, and quotes a casey room discussion in Dungannon about Parnell and Irish land issues.
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England
Engand
Henry George
Pellew
Suffolk Bar
George Pellew
A.M
Dissolving Views in the History of Judaism by Rabbi Schindler
A review lauds Schindler's History of Judaism for earnest liberal tone and clear views. The lectures trace changes in Judaism from Moses to modern times with vivid portraits of central figures, noting American Jewry and future prospects. It asserts Judaism as a democratic religion and contrasts with Christianity, praising chapters on Moses Montefiore and Rabbi Isaac M Wise.
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Moses
America
Moses Montefiore
Isaac M. Wise
Evolution and Religion Unite in Darwinian Thought
Professor Le Conte supports Darwinism as compatible with religion and uses rational theology to link evolution with theism duty and immortality. Fiisardor publishes a popular guide presenting evolution as reverent and moral, arguing for harmony between science and faith.
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Fiisardor
Seminary Method and New Reading Series Highlighted
Dr Frank Hugh Foster outlines The Seminary Method for original study in historical sciences. Harvard College advances seminary style in Semitic languages Latin English psychology and more. The issue reviews Atalanta’s Race by William Morris and notes by Adams and Rolfe. Willis Boyd Allen’s Kelp and Mrs Rover’s Hot Weather Dishes are praised for wholesome content and timely recipes.
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Harry Buxton Forman
John Skelton
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Shoals
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Allen
New York
Aes Robinera
Boston
DeWolfe, Fiske & Co
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D. Lothrop Company
T. Rover
Philadelphia
Arnold & Co
Books Received and Sentencing in Perjury Case
A list of books received from publishers and an item from Plymouth Superior Court reports the sentencing of M. Walling and Lillian M. Walling of Marshfield for perjury at a fire inquest. Anna Walling received four years in the women’s reformatory at Sherborn and Lillian eighteen months in the same institution.
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Lillian M. Walling
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Woman’s Reformatory
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Lillian
Great Reduction in Rates Across Freight Lines
Curiaco July 2 reports a drop in dressed beef rates from 30% to 26% cents to New York and Boston as the Erie and Western connections align with the Chicago and Atlantic reduction. Pennsylvania cuts cattle rates to seaboard points from 16.32 to 14.42 cents along with a 10 cent cut on butter and eggs. Cheese is reduced 14 cents to 40 cents per hundred pounds and agricultural implements see a 5 cent decrease, now 25 cents. No open grain cut, but some roads may be contracting at 22% cents, about 2.42 cents below tariff.
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Boston
Erie
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Seaboard
Express firm sale unites two express companies
The United States Express Company has purchased the International Express Company, principal owner John H. Stalin. The International operated about twenty offices across New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.
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