Judge Finch Faces Tied Court in Jaehne Case
The New York Court of Appeals stands three to three on the Jaehne verdict. The adjournment delays action on bribery cases against New York aldermen until October. If Jaehne’s side wins, further convictions become harder. Jaehne remains in custody for at least two more months.
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Irish Loyalists and Political Duty Shadowed by Intrigue
A cautious observer recalls Belfast riots and Orange violence while noting a Conservative interruption of Lord Salisbury. The morning announces Hon W W Crapo may run for Governor, giving Republicans a chance to field a seasoned statesman, with critics urging a prudent choice for the party’s future.
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Lord Randolph Churchill as a Conservative Leader Risk
A criticizes Lord Randolph Churchill for harsh rhetoric but acknowledges his abilities in the Conservative party. The piece notes his radical iconoclasm and outspoken views while arguing he should not bear all wild accusations. It suggests he could learn discretion if a Conservative leadership role emerges.
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Lord Randolph
Billingsgate
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Anarchist Bombing at Coney Island Steamboat
The dynamite incident aboard a Coney Island steamboat with Prince Don Augusto Leopoldo Mr Martine and Colonel Fellows aboard is likely a genuine anarchist act not a hoax. Threats against the prince may have masked the attack on the district attorney and his aide, and a strict search for the bombers is urged with severe punishment to deter repeats.
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Postmaster Removals Spark Controversy Over Cleveland Policy
The Senate committee report on post offices and post roads reveals partisan aim. It argues Cleveland’s administration removed many postmasters for party reasons, contrasting past years and noting 9566 removals out of 22,747 appointments. The piece criticizes the new regime’s conservatism and party role in appointments.
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Cab drivers blamed as city eyes tighter rules in streets
Discussion on reckless cab driving resurges calls for municipal ordinances. Narrow crowded streets suffer from standing cabs and dangerous driving. authors urge stronger police supervision and practical checks over life and limb, noting London’s fewer nuisances due to police care.
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Tapers and Tadpoles of the Day in Political Slugging
The London Times labels opponents with scathing nicknames such as the Tapers and Tadpoles of the day and those who have swallowed convictions at Mr Gladstone's bidding. Conservative papers could supply similar abuse, though it is unnecessary here.
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Destruction on Pemberton Square and Somerset Street
Havoc on Pemberton square and Somerset street nears completion as demolition leaves a void where Elm fronts stood. Walking Tremont row reveals the desolate inner square and melancholy Somerset street, yet relief comes with the laying of the new courthouse foundations and hope for future growth amid the rubbish.
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A Hint to the President and Public Debate Snippets
A collage of editorial snippets urges harmony between administration and Congress yet warns concessions should not fall only to the representative people. It criticizes open nepotism, calls for transparent treaties, and questions silver policy, civil service reform, and party unity amid national debt and labor debates.
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Paris shows and grottoes for children amid Guignol and Punch
Saturday Review surveys Paris as a paradise for children with toy windows and a parade of amusements. It notes a new theatre in the Tuileries for Guignol performances, three Guignol figures on the Champs Elysees, a tiny magic stage, and a critter tying marionette theater opposite the Palais de lIndustrie.
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Earthquakes and Other Earth Movements by Milne
A notice of John Milne in the International Scientific Series describes his book Earthquakes and Other Earth Movements as thorough and scientifically rigorous. Milne, professor at Tokio Imperial College, aims to systematize quakes tremors pulsations and oscillations with many formulas, suited to specialists more than general readers.
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Review: Van Dyke’s Southern California book stands out
The critique lauds Theodore Van Dyke’s Southern California a well informed travel and land guide. It notes the author’s honesty about coast fogs and practical chapters on irrigation crops and settlement. The review highlights readable sections on coming to California and climate advice for invalids, and cites the author’s other works.
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Representative Poems of Living Poets review
A discussion of Miss Gilder's Representative Poems of Living Poets where living poets select pieces representing themselves. Notable selections by Tennyson Browning and others are noted, with questions about inclusion and the volume's overall importance.
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Clive
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Esoteric Christianity and Mental Therapeutics review
A critical notice describing Esoteric Christianity and Mental Therapeutics by W. F. Evans as a jumble of theory and scripture. The reviewer calls it not interesting and unlikely to convert new readers, though well printed and anchored in faith in mind cure. The work is set in Boston by H. H. Carter & Karrick, 1836.
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Lowell Bleachery Stockholders Hold Brief Meeting
A stockholders meeting at 40 Water Street saw over 500 of 1500 shares represented with Augustus Lowell presiding. Harrison Garner reported the directors’ committee will need another week to finish investigations into the late treasurer Snelling, while experts appraise land, buildings and machinery. the business appears prosperous and Lowell operations continue, adjournment set for next Wednesday.
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Miss Terry Returns to Marguerite Role Amid Voice Trouble
The loss of Miss Ellen Terry’s voice has recurred, forcing her to relinquish the character of Marguerite to Miss Winfred Emery again. While the ailment unsettles friends, it is not expected to cause permanent harm, and hopes for a full recovery accompany her upcoming American tour.
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Boston Printers Picnic at Spy Pond Grove Arlington
Boston Assembly No 2006 composed of printers held their second annual picnic at Spy Pond Grove Arlington yesterday afternoon. Prize money and silver trophies were awarded for athletic contests including a baseball game between the Printers Athletic Club and Lawrence printers. The game ended early due to time with Lawrence ahead on runs. various races, swimming, and other events followed with winners from the Advertiser Globe and Post receiving prizes. The Boston City band provided music and the event featured many local press figures and teams.
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Quips and Quarrels Across Publications Prompt Laughs
A collage of wry lines from New Haven News Burlington Free Press Norristown Herald and Punch lampooning war politics crime law and society. It notes El Paso commands bold talk about Mexicans odd quips on inquests and the folly of Congress with dry humor.
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