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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1887
Page
4
Stay of Proceedings in SHARP Case Not Necessarily Warranted
The Boston Post argues that New York papers overstate concern about a stay of proceedings for SHARP and his bail release. It suggests the press misreads the process and warns Judge Porter against granting the request while defending New York justice and the jury system amid prior corruption headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sharp
Montreal
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Porter
Carlisle Views on Revenue Reform and Tariff Drive
The interview with Speaker Carlisle in the New York Herald discusses revenue reform as a path to relieve the Treasury and taxpayers. It notes Democrats must concede and seek majority support, while Randall resists and Carlisle urges caucus talks to advance a practical tariff reform plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
The
New York Herald
Treasury
Revenue Reform Democrats
Randall
Carnisier
Democratic Party
Carnisin
Ohio
RA Anpall
Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Ranpaul
Civil Service Charges Likely Against Treasury Clerk
Baltimore Civil Service Association plans to charge Appointment Clerk Hicains of the Treasury Department for campaign activity during a recent primary. The Washington World quote places him opposing Civil Service rules, arguing such leave of absence for election work is an abuse the public service cannot excuse. Morris A. Thomas and Hinatys urged removal, saying they should never have been appointed or retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Civil Service Association
Hicains
Treasury Department
Hicarns
Washington
New York World
Hinatys
Hieakins
Morris A. Thomas
Kentucky counties resist bond debt through passive boycott
Muhlenburg and Taylor counties in Kentucky obstruct bond debt collection for railroad projects. A U S marshal faced universal boycotts in Campbellsville, with hotels closed and camp moved to a railroad yard. Livestock fled and attachable property vanished as locals dodge judgments, highlighting ingenuity in avoiding local debt payments.
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Muhlenburg County
Kentucky
Elizabethtown & Paducah
Taylor County
Cumberland & Ohio Road
United States
Campbellsville
Court House
Boodle trials in Chicago build on New York example
The Chicago boodle trials proceed with a jury drawn after three weeks of screening salesmen. An implicated commissioner turns informer, and his testimony promises to enliven proceedings as investigators note Cook County arrangements were even more extensive than previously described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Cook County
Contracting Board's Col lector and Equitable Shares Questioned
The twelve commissioners formed a corrupt combine selecting a collector to levy on all contracts and distribute funds. Each member reportedly received 700 to 800 dollars, with totals around 5000 dollars annually. They funded electric light meat coal paint and other contracts, while printing yielded up to 1200 dollars. The system ran like a private business, yet the jury may view it as theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Commissioners
The Report About Stanley
The reports on Stanley’s fate remain unconfirmed amid conjecture about his expedition’s fate. The British move on Emin Bey in Bahr Garselle ties to Gordon at Khartoum, with Emin’s escape from Amadi to Wadelai cited as a turning point before Stanley’s lecture tour here.
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England
Zanzibar
Stanley
Cape of Good Hope
Wadelai
Congol
Congo
Strannisy
Tiproo Trp
Stanley Pool
Hicks
Emin Bry
Emin
Soudon
Gordon
Khartoum
Bahr Garselle
Equatorial
Egypt
Samuel Baker
Soudan
Voice from the Kitchen Provokes Servant-Girl Debate
The Epoch prints a fragment labeled by a servant girl Dexia Green as a first person piece on Irish domestic workers in America. It questions homesickness wages and status, suggests mistresses’ treatment influences job satisfaction, and hints at marriage choices for girls in poverty or farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexia Green
Ireland
Delia Gillan
Denia Gillon
Eing
Denia Gir-Son
Dexia Gitton
Carlyle and Bismarck Fresh Note on Tuomas Life Study
In the dreary overhaul of Mr. Froupn's life and letters about Carlyl r, a fresh and interesting note emerges. Attentive readers of Mr. Froupn's Life of Tuomas encounter new observations and context.
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Mr. Froupn
Cariylr
Tuomas
Change of venue act gains attention in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Legislature passed chapter 347 allowing judges to transfer civil cases to a fairer county if local prejudice impedes a fair trial. Authors praise the measure as a safeguard against oppression seen in Snow vs Auney, while noting other states misused similar provisions.
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Snow
Auney
Barnstable County
Maryland
First Arab composer Ben Yagoux seeks comic opera fame
The passage notes Ben Yagoux as the first Arab aiming for renown in comic opera and mentions his work on music for The Taming of the Shrew. It then lists several prominent individuals and events, including landowner J.P. Pomeroy in Kansas, charity gifts by ex Mayor Carter Marvison, and notable passengers aboard ships Etruria La Bourgogne and Anchoria, with various figures traveling to Europe or across the U.S.
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Ben Yagoux
J.P. Pomeroy
Atchison Coal King
Kansas
Carter Marvison
Altenheim
Chicago
Millie
Folsom
Cleveland
Brookings
Dak.) Agricultural College
Dakota
Omaha
Sitting Bull
Standing Rock Agency
Custer
Ezra Whitman
Baltimore
Maryland
South
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central
Robert Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cunard
Etruria
Liverpool
New York
Mr. Depew
Andrew Carnegie
Scotland
Mr. Blaine
Henry L. Pierce
Alger
Michigan
Alfred Gooch
Richard Harcourt
M.P
Baron
Baroness de Gondorer
la Bourgogne
William Armour
J. A. Chapleau
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Ignatius Mantis de Oca
San Luis Potosi
Anchoria
Benjamin Kimball
This City
W. Anderson
Jessie Anderson
Clyde Blanche
John Crawford
W. J. Hamilton
CURRENT COMMENT SORROWS OF IDLENESS
The Philadelphial Times argues that affluence breeds envy and idleness harms families. It asserts that parents who neglect instilling industry in children are responsible for widespread social wreckage as crime and sorrow rise.
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Philadelphia Times
Defining the Tariff Policy Priority in Congress and Conventions
The Ohio Democrats declare a need for a hard free trade record from the coming House. The party will be judged by its tariff stance. those who align with the administration deserve support, while inaction contradicts Democratic principles.
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Congress
Ohio
Congres
Philadelphia Press
The Mills of the Gods Grind Slow in Sharp Case
The World notes that Sharp’s execution is repeatedly deferred as new advocates study the case. It warns that Sing Sing could be evaded as long as the convict’s wealth lasts and lawyers find to argue for him. The paper questions whether the law favors rich bribe givers.
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Sharp
Sing Sing
World
Dem
Real Significance of Civil Service Reform Dinner
The Boston Herald notes at a dinner for P. J. Hughes new superintendent of mails that merit matters in appointments. Mr. Morse cites a poor young man who earned a post office spot via exam as a strong civil service example over spoils system patronage.
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P. J. Hughes
Godfrey Morse
Hughes
Morse
Boston Herald
Senator Sherman Seeks Ohio Convention Boost
A Columbus senator, elected as a delegate to the Republican State convention in Toledo next week, plans to manage his own campaign. The note warns that the move mirrors pot-house politics in high office canvassing.
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Sherman
Toledo
Ohio
Philadelphia
Curious Boston musings mix toy yachts and civic ironies
A Boston writer observes a Chinaman sailing a three foot toy cutter in the harbor, notes fashion shifts in hats and shoes, and laments fake rebranding of disreputable hostels. He contemplates Crispus Attucks memorials and urges public sentiment against gilding tainted properties while detailing street life and leisure.
Scotch eviction scandal erupts in Ullapool mill abuse
A Pall Mall Gazette letter from a Loch Broom native details harsh eviction of widow Ronald Mackay, tenant of Ullapool meat mill. Lady Matheson of Stornoway Castle and agent Munro are accused. Miss Munro allegedly witnessed the eviction. Community petition supported reinstatement while crofters’ commissioners defer verdict.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Ireland
Lord Salisbury
Loch Broom
Ronald Mackay
Ullapool
Rosshire
Matheson
Stornoway Castle
Munro
Miss Munro
Munroes
Miss Monro
Broadly Colored Chronicle Of Oddities And Local Feuds
A collage of remarks on heat waves politics weather and society. jokes about summer schools philosophy liars and coffee traders mix with brief notes on Elmwood Neb postmistress and Dakota poison lunch of a newspaper bundle. Includes references to Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Buffalo Bill Harvard New York and Atlanta Constitution.
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Mercury
West
Missouri
Chicago
St. Louis
Elmwood
Neb
Sunday Mail
Dakota
New York Tribune
Moosehead
Maine
Dallas
Tex
Trenton
N. J
London
Buffalo Bill
Gladiators
Ancient
Rome
Tolstoi and Daudet Works New in English Translation
Tolstoi's My Confession and Que Faire are announced by T Y Crowell Co. for immediate publication. Routledge & Sons will publish Daudet's La Belle Nivernaise with praise for wit and satire. Donnelly debuts The Great Cryptogam in Chicago by subscription. F E Burton wins Bachelor prize with Souths Bell, to appear August.
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Count Tolstoi
T. Y. Crowell & Co
Messrs. George Routledge & Sons
Alphonse Daudet
Lartaria
Alps
Buffalo Bill
George Routledge & Sons
Lord Bacon
Ignatius Donnelly
R. 8. Peale & Co
Chicago
Bachelor & Co
F. E. Burton
South’s Bell
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