Republicans Rally to Preserve Union Against Confederate Ideals
In a forceful address, the speaker denounces Democratic and Confederate influence in the South, accusing them of terror, ostracism, and election crimes. He extols Republican gains, warns of policy shifts toward secessionist ideas, and credits the party with protecting Union soldiers, labor, and national unity. The closing note covers Senator Sherman’s reception and travel.
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Tyndall and Gladstone in Ireland Debate
Professor Tyndall defends Irish ties and refutes Gladstone’s Home Rule policy. He recalls Irish history, religious strife, and his own experiences in Ireland and on the ordnance survey. He warns that Gladstone’s approach risks renewed conflict and bloodshed between England and Ireland.
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Emerald Isle
Irish
Horn Head
Gweedore
Donegal
Doran
Belfast
Centre
Ordnance Survey
Mr. Gladstone
John Morley
People of
Gladstone
Speech on Ireland and leadership in wartime rhetoric
A defense of Gladstone and Morley contrasting their rhetoric with Chamberlain’s bold stance. The author warns against sedition and bloodshed, urging private courage over ornate speech. He condemns infighting and calls for firm, individual conviction to confront fake force and moral decline.
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Mr. Parnell
Gladstone
Majuba Hill
Gordon
Stewart
Soudan
Jeroboam
Nebat
John Morley
Morley
Mr. Morley
Times
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George Trevelyan
New England Historic Genealogical Society Meets and Pays Tribute
The NEHGS held its monthly meeting on Somerset Street with President Goodwin presiding. D. G. Hawkins read the society record as notices of deaths, donations, and obituaries were announced, including Robert H. Eddy.
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Somerset Street
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D. G. Hawkins
Robert H. Eddy
Hamilton A. Hill
Edward Brooks
Rinity
Nathaniel Hall
George
Loring
United States
Kent
New England
Messrs
John Ward Dean
Hamilton Andrews Hill
Increase N. Tarbox
Robert Henry Eddy
Jonathan Edwards
M.D
Thomas Rutherford Trowbridge
Fourth anniversary mass for Working Boys' Home founders in Bennet Street building
The Rev Father Roche celebrated a special mass for the fourth anniversary of the Working Boys' Home founded by him. The event was held in the new Bennet street building with benediction in the chapel. The home holds 200 boys, with about eighty inmates. Four Brown Franciscan sisters assist. The mortgage on the property amounts to $46,000, and supporters hope it will be lifted soon.
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Bennet Street
Brown Franciscan Sisterhood
Beacon Street
Somerville
Concord Avenue
Dickinson Street
Dickinson Place
Dickinson and
Leon Streets
Kirkland Street
Baldwin Street
Alex Dickinson
Willard A. Bullard
Flist National Bank
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Telephone
School Masters Dine at Youngs Hotel and Reunions
Somerville school masters dined at Young's Hotel last evening. Charlestown high school class of 1871 held a reunion and dinner at Tremont House. The National Rubber Company held a meeting at Parker House yesterday afternoon.
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Parker House
Tea and Jewelry Can Sale Opens Boston Branch
The Traders Tea Company opens a Boston branch at 646 Washington Street opposite Adams House selling tea and coffee cans with jewelry. Each $1 can contains one item such as diamonds or watches. sales run sixty days with mail orders accepted nationwide.
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Roxbury
Mass
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Cambridge Street
Cambridge
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KB. E. Ball
Lincoln Club
Chelsea
A. McCloud
Brockton
H. Diman
Covan & Osborn
Pleasant Street
Fall River
A. E. Simpson
J. G. Williams
Main Street
Charlestown
The Fearful Picture of Female Ailments and Hunt's Remedy
A sobering portrait of ongoing female illness ends with promotion of Hunt's Remedy. The piece argues many women suffer weakness, fatigue, and declining health, urging use of the vegetal Hunt's Remedy as a medical aid endorsed by physicians and sold widely.
Boston land damages awarded in Tuckerman will case
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court notices interest in land damages awarded by Boston for lands devised for the benefit of Edward Tuckerman and others by the will of Edward Tuckerman late of Boston deceased.
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Common Wealth
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Boston Post
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Totech
Charles Portlock
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