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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1888

Page

2

The Princeton Review July notes on varied 18th century and modern lit

The Princeton Review for July surveys eighteenth century literature, Egyptian soul theory, Bulgarian affairs, party conventions, untaxed art, Parisian views of New York, and poetry dedications. It praises Maspero and Howell's Italian Poets while lauding thoughtful critique and scholarly honesty across essays by Gosse Johnston Marquand and others.

Princeton Princeton Review Gosse Maspero

Massive damage from a Boston area cyclone reported

A cyclone battered cities from Boston to Watertown with shattered roofs and blown trees. Yachts overturned at City Point, a lighthouse and glass skylight shattered, and multiple buildings including the Drying Shed of Boston Glue Works demolished. Bridges, street trees, and telegraph lines were cut. passengers sought shelter as houses were unroofed and lamps snuffed out.

Yeaton Boston Glue Works City Point South Boston Colby Baracoa West Indies Africa Cambri Ge American Rubber Company Main Street Brookline Beachmont George F. Goodrich Bellingham Avenue W. H. Chadwick Winthrop Point Shirley Great Head Hotel James Waltham Stevens Mount Feake George Harrington Adams, Orange Moody Crescent H. E. Warner Clement George Lawrence Worthington Avenue Newton and Waltham Line Newton Watertown William E. Fuller North Street Newtonville Thomas Dolby Morse Street N. C. Sawyer Watertown Arsenal Malden Dedham Maverick Street East Franklin Square Lynn Nahant Beach Salem Samuel Bradford Sandwich Street Wintruvor Wartersury Lacon N. H Lake Winnepesaukee

General Sutton's Mills Strife Affects North Andover Workers

Lawrence July 12 The North Andover mill of General Sutton has started up and runs full with many applicants for positions. Workers question a sudden cut down upon arrival from Europe and fear a 50 percent reduction. Proposals for talks with Knights of Labor emerge as townwide concern grows over the industry’s future.

Lawrence Sprcran North Andover General Sutton Sutton Europe Sutton’s Mills Knights of Labor The Lawrence Knights

Contract Labor Inquiry to Probe Immigration Violations

The House authorized an investigation into contract labor importation with Speaker naming the committee. Ford of Michigan will chair and push the inquiry, visiting New York Boston and Baltimore for testimony on violations across Italians Germans Chinese and other nationals. The panel includes Spinola Oates Morrow and Guenther from both parties.

Washington House Ford Michigan New York Boston Baltimore Spinola Oates Alabama Morrow California Guenther Wisconsin

Pension veto debate in the Senate dominates July session

In Washington on July 12 the Senate debated printing extra copies of the pensions report and examined the Doherty veto case. Speakers criticized the President's vetoes and warned of constitutional overreach while discussing pension reform and a fisheries treaty amid party tensions.

Committee On Pensions Cockrell Doherty Hawley Republic Davis Blair Sherman Senate Senate Committee On Pensions Pension Bureau Congress Butler Mr. Hawley Mr. Butler South Carolina Supreme Court Daniel Democratic Party Mr. Blair New Hampshire United States

Special committee to investigate contract labor law evasions

Mr Ford of Michigan on the military affairs committee reported the resolution for appointing a special committee to probe alleged evasions of the contract labor law. Mr Cox of New York urged the urgency of the measure to curb widespread abuses amid a surge of immigration driven by misleading information.

Washington Ford Michigan Committee On Military Affairs Cox New York House

National Republican committees unite with state leagues in campaign plan

New York July 12 The Republican national committee deputy secretary Fassett presided as J S Clarkson Iowa was named temporary chairman W W Dudley Georgia treasurer and Colonel H Swords Iowa sergeant at arms. A private conference with the National Republican League followed then a second session approved recognizing state league clubs and aiding their meetings. Dudley Foster Humphrey Mott Johnson and others formed a seven member campaign committee with Dudley as chair. McPherson and Goff discussed district work and a handbook for speakers and distribution documents.

Mr. Butler Senate Committee On Pensions Congress Bair South Carolina Mr. Blair New Hampshire America George Committee On Foreign Relations Frye United States Mississippi South Court of Claims Messrs Cockrell Jair Payne West Blair Dawes Treasury the Treasury New York National Republican Executive Committee Fassett J.S. Clarkson Iowa W. W. Dudley Georgia H. Swords National Republican League Taylor Indiana State League Foster National League Conger Hayes National Committee Republican National League Republican National State Central Committees State League League Indiana Humphrey Messrs. Mott New Jersey Johnson Maryland Goff West Virginia McPherson Pennsylvania Congressional Committee

Montreal Grain Trade Declines Weighs on City Echoes of Freight Crisis

Montreal officials publish the open navigation grain export figures for 1887 and 1888 up to July 1, showing a total drop of 2,649,622 bushels. Wheat and peas fall sharply while corn and barley rise slightly. rye shipments cease. A trade board meeting is planned to address stagnation amid freight competition with American ships.

Montreal Que the Commercial Exchange Board of Trade and Corn Exchange Post United States Canada

Work of a highwayman in Pittsfield on Gold avenue

Miss Gertrude Clapp, a prominent society woman visiting Pittsfield, was assaulted after her pocketbook was snatched. A man struck, punched, and choked her near Gold avenue before fleeing. police believe an arrest may occur tomorrow.

Pittsfield Gertrude Clapp Boston New York Gold Avenue

Train Wreck Near Charlottesville After Weak Trestle Collapse

An express train on the Virginia Midland failed crossing a known weak trestle south of Orange Court House. The crash left engine and cars in ruins, many passengers injured or killed, and responders racing from Orange and Charlottesville to aid the survivors. Survivors recount a night of horror as rescuers worked through darkness and steam.

Charlottesville Virginia Midland Orange Court House Taylor Watkins Kelley Orange Kittep—C. Coxe Alexandria Engineering Piedmont Airine Eddie Smith Washington Newsboy C. H. Whittington Greensboro N.C Annie Brown Philadelphia Charles Francis R. N. Torrance D. C G. Cortez New Orleans H. C. Brightwell Prospect W. D. Parrott Albemarle County J. Q. West J. L. Walthall Louis Jenkins Lynchburg Potter Field Jennings Tagnghburg C. P

Late Ship News From New York July 12

The New York weathered list shows numerous vessels cleared for Liverpool Hull Bergenseren and other ports, with steamers including General Whitney Searse Moston and many more. Arrivals include Persian Monarch London Hamburg and VioletPort Saint, while sailings include state of Georgia Laurestina and A G Ropes to various destinations.

New York General London Iieland Hamburg Newport Aspinwall H. F. Dimock Boston Violet Port Sain Anna L. Taylor St. Croix Ubaldiena St. Vincent State of Georgia Glasgow Laurestina Leith General Whitney Bos On A. G. Ropes San Francisco Flora Buenos Ayres

Quince Culture Manual Advocates Wider Planting

W. W. Meech presents the first separate manual on quince culture noting its adaptability and success in the Carolinas and Georgia and in France. The piece discusses historical perceptions, pruning practices to improve fruit quality, and the quince as an ornamental and culinary crop with potential return in New England.

Jamess. Brisbin United States Army General Brisbin Alleghany Mountains William Cullen Bryant Nebraska Brisbin James Cree Ain U.S.A New York Harper & Bros Meech Carolinas Georgia France New England Ahdeh Krisbin W. W. Meech Orange Judd Company Boston W. B. Clarke & Carruth

Prize Pains for Cottages and Far North Tales

The Wells Memorial Association sponsored a design competition giving twelve cottage plans with cost estimates from 1227 to 2687 dollars. Laila a tale of Finmark by J A Friis is praised for brisk tone and vivid detail about Lapps Norwegians and reindeer life. Old Jaampa, a strong adventure tale of reindeer and wolves, also noted. Books published by Folio and G P Putnam’s Sons with Estes Lauriat handling Boston entries. France, 1 dollar.

Wells Memorial Association T. M. Clark Lajla Finmark Norway Bjornson Jaampa The Boston Mass Laila J. A. Friis New York G. P. Putnam’s Sons Estes & Lauriat France

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