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Ane
Sevnider’s
Mads P*Yablé
Post Publishing Company
B. A. Grozier
Harvard and Yale Move Toward Resolving Strained Tie
A hopeful report suggests Harvard and Yale may ease strained relations in college athletics. The Post advised the two athletic committees to reunite, urging reciprocal forgetfulness of past remarks. The Connecticut university’s athletic position adds incentive for magnanimity.
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Harvard
Yale
Connecticut University
Wages Rise At Atlantic Mills In Lawrence
The Atlantic cotton mills at Lawrence announce a wage increase that will take effect two weeks from next Monday. Across most industries the typical rate has returned to pre panic levels, with only a few reduced-scale shops remaining. The gain follows a period of hard times in 1892 and signals a continuing upward trend in wages as favorable industrial conditions persist.
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Atlantic Cotton Mills
Lawrence
Atlantic Mills
Roosevelt Makes Trouble in New York Liquor Effort
The Roosevelt excise drive in New York City disrupts the Republican party, angering bosses like Platt and triggering party-wide concern. The Sunday liquor sale stoppage, praised by some as moral, is viewed as harming the party's image and stirring ongoing tension.
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Roosevelt
New York City
Teddy’ Roosevelt
Boss Platt
Boston
New York
Warming Her Up Defenders and Vigilant Duel Off Sandy Hook
The Defender and the Vigilant race today to warm up the cup challenger, the Defender aiming to prove supremacy over last year’s champion. The match offers the first comparative test of Herréeshoff’s latest creation and will draw keen interest as a form guide for the supreme contest.
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Sandy Hook
Herréeshoffr
Improved challenger prepares for Vigilant test on tricky course
The improved international racer from last year targets a stronger performance against the Vigilant. If the Defender overcomes the current shape of the new yacht, confidence grows that the America's cup is safer than a year ago. Today’s courses aim to stress every capability of the yacht under favorable weather, promising a conclusive result.
Aqueer Boycott Called by Knights of Labor
General Master Workman Sovereign orders the Knights of Labor to boycott national bank notes starting September 1. The piece argues the move is impractical and would accomplish nothing, urging withdrawal in the name of common sense.
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Sovéreign
Knights of Labor
Mr. Sovereign
America
Sovereign
Morley's Defeat Reflects Liberal Loss Ripple
The English Liberals mourn John Morley as a symbol of Rosebery era failure. Voters punish the Rosebery cabinet for misgovernment, blaming collective incompetence despite some strong individuals. The weeklong disaster compounds Morley’s prominent fall from leadership.
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John Morley
Vernon Harcourt
Morley
Rosebery
Gladstone
Observant Citizen notes Endeavor week and city life
The Observant Citizen reports heavy Christian Endeavor travel across Boston west end streetcar lines prompting extensive repairs and overhauls for Knight Templar week. It highlights delegates from Western and Southern states, mentions James Hearn of the Lowell Sun, and profiles several local figures including W. R. Fairclough, Fire Commissioner Russell, lawyers Moran and Coakley, and city clerks Golovin and Priest.
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Christian Endeavor
West End
Knight Templar
Melrose Man Skips Town Yacht Captain in Nantasket Pattern
A Melrose man reports Hon. William E. Barrett has turned to sea life after many political wins. He reportedly owns a forty-foot yacht and sails along the sixth district coast for several days. Friends wonder if he correctly navigated Salem Harbor during the Arbella raid night.
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Melrose
William E. Barrett
Salem Harbor
Arbella
The Last of the Blouses and Their Modern Twist
The article notes how blouses have evolved from ornate necklines to plain yokes reaching the bust, with one to three box plaits sewn below the yoke that fall stiffly to the waist, reflecting a shift in fashion from earlier styles to Marie Antoinette inspired looks.
Night Dash on Island No 16 and Gunboat Plunge
A detailed account of a bold Federal night raid against Island No 16 and the second gunboat push to support Pope. The narrative follows foiled spiking attempts, a daring battery assault, and a later plan to breach defenses as Confederate pickets guard the river. Lieutenant Trigg is noted in closing.
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Island No. 16
Mississippi River
Foote
Pope
Island No. 10
Trigg
Great Britain and Ireland Letter to the Editor
A reader signs as Michael M Tighe 1088 Massachusetts avenue, replying to a Post editor and clarifying the proper title Great Britain and Ireland rather than separate nations England Ireland Scotland and Wales.
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Sir
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Great Britain and Ireland
Michael M’tighe
Massachusetts Avenue
Title of United Kingdom Regions and Wales Distinctions
The document confirms the official designation United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and notes separate titles for the three kingdoms and the principality of Wales when needed. It emphasizes correct territorial labeling and distinguishes regional titles within the union. These formal distinctions appear in legal or constitutional context.
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United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Three Kingdoms
Principality of Wales
Fashionable Blouse Constraints and Lavish Gown Adornments
The article critiques modern blouses strict in fit and structure, noting no soft gathers and firm ornamentation. It describes a matron wearing a lavender taffeta gown with velvet collar, lace yoke, and box plaits, paired with ribbon bows, a tea rose hat, black feathers, and a spangled aigrette.
Hearing on Patrolman Guard case tests use of force
Police commissioners held a hearing to decide if Patrolman George H. Guard should be reinstated after an assault with a revolver on John McManus last May. McManus testified, noting prior arrests, while John J. Frances supported Guard.
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George H. Guard
John McManus
McManus
Hanscom
John J. Frances
Tremont Street
Guard
Widow Mary Sherlock Dies After Fall in Lawrence
Mrs. Mary Sherlock, 68, widow, fell on the steps of her home at 84 Washington street in Lawrence this afternoon and died almost instantly from a fractured skull.
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Lawrence
Mass
Mary Sherlock
Washington Street
Brodie and Brown Arrested After Cambridge Street Disturbance
A small attic fire at Matilda Wilson’s 77 Hastings Street Cambridgeport triggered a riot in front of the house. Patrolmen Sullivan and Murray helped seize Daniel Brodie and Louis F Brown after fights with bystanders. both men were jailed at Station 2 and to face peace disturbance charges in court.
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Matilda Wilson
Hastings Street
Cambridgeport
Don” Sullivan
Daniel Brodie
Brodie
Louis F. Brown
Murray
Robinson
Dechan
Jones
Brown
Happy Mrs Holbrook Celebrates 90th Birthday in Cambridge
Mrs John Holbrook born July 18 1805 in Yarmouth N S and maiden Patch. She married John Holbrook of Wiscasset Maine and later lived in Dedham East Boston and Saxonville. Now residing with daughter Mrs S E Boyden Hadley Street Cambridge she has ten children four grandsons and three granddaughters and many relatives visited to offer congratulations.
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John Holbrook
Holbrook
S. E. Boyden
Hadley Street
North
Cambridge
Yarmouth
Patch
Wiscasset
Dedham
Boston
Saxoenville
Unity in Irish party and the Healy clash in Dublin
In Dublin a split, led by Timothy Healy, failed to disrupt the Irish Parliamentary Party as Justin McCarthy denounces Healyism. The piece notes wide repudiation by county conventions, Redmondites' fundraising worries, and John Morley’s Manchester speech urging renewed Home Rule efforts and party unity. P. O'Neill signs off.
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Dublin
Timothy Healy
M. P
Irish Parliamentary Party
Justin McCarthy
Healy
O’connor
Ireland
Massachusetts
House of Commons
Parnell
Redmondites
Gerald Balfour
Morley
Liberal Party
Great Free Trade Hall
Manchester
John Morley
United Kingdom
House of Lords
House of Comms
Lords
Great Britain
England
Wales
Victoria
Pan American Congress in Toronto Discusses Christianity and Education
At the Pan-American Congress Rev. Dr. Smith presided while Rev. R. H. Craig led devotionals. H Wade Rogers spoke on Christianity and education, arguing church and school are enduring powers. D N Beach cited Cambridge’s saloon decline as municipal reform example. Charles R. Skinner posed What America Owes to Public Schools as he defended U S public education.
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Toronto
Dr. Smith
R. H. Craig
Duluth
H. Wade Rogers
Northwestern University
D. N. Beach
Cambridge
Mass
America
Charles R. Skinner
New York
Portrait unveiling for Medford mayor in Tufts Hall
On Monday evening in Tufts Hall Medford will host exercises marking the unveiling of a life size portrait of General S C Lawrence the first Mayor of Medford.
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Tufts Hall
Medford
S. C. Lawrence
Vanderbilt Hosts Dance Aboard Valiant Yacht
Bar Harbor Maine July 19 William K Vanderbilt gave a dance on his yacht Valiant tonight with fifty guests invited. Dinner was served at midnight.
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Bar Harbor
William K. Vanderbilt
Valiant
Sunday church services across Boston in varied parishes
The Sunday service listing covers Clarendon Street Baptist Church Tremont Temple Baptist Church Bulfinch Place Church St Pauls Bowdoin Street St John the Evangelist First M E Church and Street M E Church with multiple sermons, vesper services, morning prayer, holy communion, and special speakers including Rev J Mussell Rev J Elwain Rev George Lorimer Rev Pentecost Rev C R Eliot Rev J Lindsay Rev C L Goodell Rev John Pickles and Rev William Key plus Christian Union and Endeavorers events.
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Clarendon Street Baptist Church
James Mussell
Deyagland
Hey
J. Elwain
Tremont Temple
Baptist Church
Music Hall
George ©. Lorimer
D. D
George I
Pentecost
D. C
London
England
St, Pauls
Tremont Street
J. S. Lindsay
John the Evangelist
Bowdoin Street
Back Bay
West End
M. BE
Temple Street
C. L. Goodell
M. FE
John Pickles
W. R. Clark
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union al
Boylston Street
William
Key of
Boston
Messrs
F. C. Holmes
Newell A. Barker
George Mendall
Conscription and Character Discussed at Local Meeting
Meetings at 11 a m at 886 Sophington Street and 3 p m at 118 Dover Street feature topics including Conscription Indecision and Character. Mr William May to speak at the Men’s Cottage After Glow. Music led by Saniatoc at Institute 424 Washington. The Little Red Schoolhouse is to be Defended opened by Mr Swain.
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Sophington Street
Dover Street
William May
Music In Charge
Saniatoc
Hospit Institute
Washington Eee
Mr. Swain
Runaway Horse Injures Tin Peddler in Waltham
In Waltham Louis Kinzink a tin peddler tried to stop a runaway horse after feeding it by removing its bridle. The horse bolted throwing him to the ground and its wheels passed over him. He was taken to the hospital with bad head cuts and possible internal injuries.
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Waltham
Louis Kinzink
Kinzink
New Dartmouth Scholarships Set In Place For Freshmen
Sixteen new scholarships have been established at Dartmouth College over the last months. Four are based on entrance exams and open to entering classes, with criteria including a minimum score and need for aid. The $150 college scholarship goes to Louis Benezet, while the $100 Powers and $100 New Hampshire State scholarships go to G. H. Gerould and others. The next freshman class is expected to be the largest in college history as applications for admission were already high at commencements.
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Eanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
College
New Hampshire
Samuel Leland Powers
Samuel L. Powers
Newton
Mass
Louis Benezet
Peoria
Mr. Powers
G. H. Gerould
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
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the Sunday Post
The
Fas
Vecinity
Herald and Globe
South Boston
James Hearn
Star
Lowell Sun
Jim
Newspaper Row
W. R. Fairclough
Philadelphia
Russell
Russel
John B. Moran
Timothy Wilfred Coakley
Boon
Napoleon Moran
Coakley
J. Mitchell Golivin
Alderman Lee
Wolfboro
John T. Priest
Mitch
David K. Brophy
Portland
Ernest Aimed
Frederick de Barry & Co
Tue Paocten & Gamare Co., Cin’ Te
Nantasket House
Our Daily Original
Post
J. E. Darten
Montrose Street
Somerville
Mercy Casey
Main Street
Charlestown
Gertrude Trainor
Parker Street
Casey
Gertie Lerned
Arch Street
Orange Enterprise
Eee Eee Ag
Uae
Officer Sullivan
Mrs. Holbrook
Cork
hHéar
Pan-American Congress
General Lawrence
Vanderbilt
Baptist
Bulfinch Place
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Apollo
C. R. Eliot
Episcopal
Methodist
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
J. A. Henry
San Francisco
American Protective Association
Dr. Henry
Salvation Army
U.S
Kinsink
Dartmouth
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