Ames Letters and Public Image Reform in Bond Sale Debate
The transcript notes Lieutenant Governor Ames’s stance against stultifying himself in the New York & New England bond sale matter as dictated by General Butler. It asserts Governor Ames’s letters to Butler show no such stultification. Separately, discussion covers sidewalk removal on Boylston Street by the Common and the need to shift tracks away from the fence, with Metropolitan’s objections prompting aldermen to decide between removal or keeping the status quo.
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Tilden
Cleveland
Ames
New York
New England
Butler
General Butler
Boylston Street
Metropolitan Company
Board of Aldermen
Impartial English magistrate sendsLondon youth to Lewes prison
A London lad found sleeping in a boat at Eastbourne is brought before a police justice. With no occupation proven, he is sentenced to one month with hard labor at Lewes prison after a brief exchange over a clothing invoice.
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Eastbourne
Cavendish
Field Road
Fulham
Mr. Cavendish
Her Majesty’s Prison
Lewes
Portland Fishermen Fear Backlash Over Canada Trade
The piece argues against claims that Congress empowered the President to declare non intercourse with Canada. It clarifies the Frye amendment allows denying Canadian vessels the same privileges Canada denies U S vessels, a narrow retaliation. It notes harsher bills exist but not law, urges restraint, and cites Bayard and Halifax Chronicle as context. Canadian enforcement of provincial customs actions angers American fishermen, but officials seek rapid correction.
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Portland
Congress of the
United States
Canada
Frye
Dingley Shipping
Post
Bayard
Halifax Chronicle
Nova
Dominion
Modern romance on the rails and a detective’s final report
A lengthy reverie follows a faithful detective at the door of Philip Ray as news travels to Ohio that the new marriage is ended. Felix speeds to Mary Jane, the husband confronts the wife and their daughters, two more children are born, and a parlor car party forms to sail toward Boston with reporters circling the private eye like maidens at a bridal.
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Massachusetts
Enoch Arden
Enoch
Annie Arden
Philip Jay
Something Southern
Watuppa
Lowell
Tennyson
Room and Telegraph
Felix
Aennnsylvania
Annie Lee
Mary Jane
Maury Jane
Wall Street
Ohioville
Arsenal
Watertown
Mass
Philip Ruay
Garden Gate
Noch
Louisville & Nashville
Philip Ray
Obo Town
Wallstreet
Ohio
Boston
Appeal for subscriptions to aid ill English author Tupper
An appeal is made to American admirers of Martin Farquhar Tupper to support the 76 year old proverb writer who, despite wide book sales, remains very poor. The appeal asks donors in America to contribute a shilling or so toward the old man's support.
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England
America
Dr. Tupper
Tupper
Paris
Charles Kingsley
Madame la Comtesse de Gasparin
Amyas Leigh
Revue Bleue
M. de Vogue
Post
Gogol
Dostoiersky
Turgeneff
Telstoi
Des Montagnes Rocheuses
M. Jules Leclercq
Royal Society of Geography of
Belgium
Andrew Lang
M. Henri Rochefort
Beckett in the Woods At Wimbledon Delights Attendees
A woodland staging of Beckett near Wimbledon drew a notable crowd with Lady Archibald Campbell as Rosamond, Mr Macklin as the Cardinal, and Genevieve Ward as Eleanor. The Prince and Princess of Wales attended among other distinguished guests, praising the picturesque production.
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Tennyson
Beckett
Wimbledon
Archibald Campbell
Rosamond
Macklin
Cardinal
Genevieve Ward
Eleanor
Prince and Princess of Wales
New York Sun Critics Snobbery Over French Princes Expulsion
The New York Sun defends the French government’s expulsion of the princes and ridicules American journals opposed to the move. It argues many papers regret the expulsion and treat conspirators as martyrs, accusing the Sun itself of snobbery for urging a different motive.
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French Republic
France
Clean Up Our Board Of Examiners Appointments
The commission just forbids private secretaries for appointing officers to key board of examiners posts. Two years of law juggling ends as offices will be cleaned up and made respectable. Editorials praise public integrity and caution against party manipulation in labor and governance.
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Labouchere
Truth
Ireland
Lord Salisbury
Lord Randolph Churchill
Russia
Poland
Austria
England
Springfield Union
Balfe Sketch-Books Enter British Museum Public Access
The widow of Michael Balfe donates the composer’s sketch-books to the British Museum ensuring public access. The volumes reveal Balfe’s careful draft work on The Bohemian Girl and The Talisman, showing a craftsman shaping melodies and adapting operas for different publics.
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London Telegraph
Michael Balfe
British Museum
Mme. Baife
Balfe
France
Tanus
Hungary
Scotland
The Mystery of Pain by James Hinton M D
A new edition of Hinton’s nineteenth century work is reviewed. Dr James R Nichols offers the volume with an introduction. The author argues that all things work together for good and that pain serves a higher welfare. The book appeals to believers, while offering comfort to readers facing suffering.
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London
Dr. Hinton
James Hinton
M.D
James RK. Nichols
Boston
Cupples, Upnam & Co
An American Four in Hand in Britain review
A New York edition of Andrew Carnegie s An American Four in Hand in Britain is discussed as a cheerful travel sketch inspired by Smollett and Black. The piece links a century of literary travel with a modern journey from Brighton to Inverness, noting the 31 miles traversed by the author and companions.
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Britain
Andrew Carnegie
William Black
New York
Coares Scribner’s Sons
Debating Canadian Fisheries Policy and Retaliation
Boston letter writer F.R.J. critiques Mr Boutelle and Canadian policy on herring sealing bans and provincial duties. He argues retaliatory measures risk aiding the ruling party in Canada, notes potential shifts of fish trade from Boston to Halifax, and mocks broader strategic moves while calling for moderation and treaty interpretation.
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Lord Salisbury
Labouchere
Justin McCarthy
Salisbury
Free Trade view on fishery tariffs and Canadian retaliation
A column argues the fishery tariff dispute shows politicians exaggerate a small issue. It notes American schooners seized for bait purchases, questions Frye’s amendments, and contrasts reciprocal trade with Nova Scotian vessels. The piece laments tariff burdens on consumers and urges a bilateral, tariff-free settlement to prevent naval warming.
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Gunpowder tea origins and other random bits
A collage of excerpts notes Chinese shoemakers in North Adams and Gong leaving to a country hotel, a New York tea merchant selling tea with fire-crackers, Miss Esmeralda Longcoffin seeking piano music, and various quips from Punch and Burdette. Additional items mock politics, embezzlement, and yellow fever probes, including Watterson on Cleveland and a joke about an Acrostic nephew.
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Gong
New York
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Austin Avenue
Texas Sistings
Obituary notices from South Boston and nearby towns
Notices dated July 20 report deaths including Thomas F Hearn 20, Eliza McClannin 80 10 5, Susan P Whitaker 65, George Goodwin Bradbury 17, Cornelia Kendall Bass 79 10, and William Elmer MD 71. Funeral details given for several. requests to avoid sending overs.
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McClannin
Eliza McClannin
Whitaker
Susan P Whitaker
William BH Whitaker
West Newton Street
Bradbury
Melrose
George Goodwin
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