Exemption bill’s fate looms as Senate debate nears end
Discussion covers Gov Robinson veto risk on the soldiers’ exemption bill, Blaine’s Ireland trip fallout, French expulsion politics, dairy butter taxation, and Home Rule push. References to Senate two thirds and executive approval, Irish sentiment, and Scotland’s reform movement frame a broad political snapshot.
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Knights of Labor Cleveland Session Reflects Rifts and Weaknesses
After a nine day meeting in Cleveland the Knights of Labor confirms partial reform of strike control while preserving executive power. Delegates push to align with trades unions but are overruled by a majority. Four of six new board members oppose unions and hostility already emerges. The Home Club is accused of seizing control of the organization’s machinery.
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Powderly supremacy challenged in Union movements
The passage argues Powderly's influence failed to surpass all others and warns of growing dissension within the movement. It notes the pending Richmond assembly in October as a chance to rectify June errors and unite factions.
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Committee backs Field claim study no Legislature action needed
The claims committee reports officials acted in state interests and Field and associates had no hostile plans toward the railroad. It urges final settlement by adopting the report, discourages further debate, and calls for concurrence by both legislative branches.
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New York and New England Railroad Company
British Commons to debate home rule bill on Monday
The second reading of the home rule bill is fixed for Monday night as friends and foes prepare to argue. Victory for the bill seems unlikely and an early dissolution of Parliament is anticipated if defeated, with postponement possible until month’s end.
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London
Disputed bill on port fishing and executive discretion
The text argues that a Congress approved bill allowing exclusion of foreign fishermen shifts action to the administration. It warns against hurried retaliation and supports waiting for presidential discretion to decide on a reciprocal embargo, citing Blaine and Reed and urging trust in the current administration.
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Vessel list shows ships leaving Boston service
The Cephalonia, built four years ago, served Boston routes and carried 150 to 175 cabin passengers at times. Among current Boston service vessels, the Gallia and Bothnia are the only two not in it last season.
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Hyndman Defends Most in Old Bailey Seditious Trial
The English socialist Hyndman defends Most in an Old Bailey trial for seditious language. Hyndman called the anarchist sentence contrary to United States traditions, a claim deemed folly by educated Englishmen. Acquittal followed the defense.
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New England schemes and politics in press summaries
A digest of periodical comment on reform bills in Massachusetts and national debate. Critics oppose poll tax style suffrage penalties and wider pensions, credit Blaine and home rule, urge openness in labor unions, and note shifts in 1888 political prospects and tax policy debates.
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More Men Would Be Read If They Wrote as They Talk
A discussion on literary style argues that clear plain language wins readers. It cites Johnson Carlyle and Browning as examples of difficult prose and recalls Jerrold’s anecdote about Mrs Caudie’s Curtain Lectures and Sartor Resartus to illustrate unreadable writing. The piece favors accessible composition for posterity and popularity.
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Metcalf Exhibition Reflects Abroad Influence on Style
The Chase gallery show of W. L. Metcalf features twelve canvases marking a shift since his three year study abroad. Critics call the work harmonious in color but largely unrecognizable from his earlier pieces, noting a retreat into the fashionable French landscape school, with potential for renewed personal voice if he reasserts his individuality.
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Water colors on display at Leonard's gallery
W. H. Fanning showcases a refined collection of over 400 watercolors. English masters Turner and Cox share space with modern European works by Israeli and Fortuny, highlighting rare 18th and 19th century drawings. Exhibition runs until next week with sales on select afternoons.
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Israeli
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Gamba
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de Camps
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Ter Mulen
Eldred Marine Painter Exhibits At Studio Show
L. D. Eldred displays a collection of coastal scenes and marine works in his Studio building. The paintings show strong outdoor quality, fluid color, and accurate water effects. Highlights include cliff and reef studies, sunlit shores, and a Boston harbor scene with wind driven waves.
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Barges Busy at Brooklyn Navy Yard May Go North
A list of scattered items notes coal barges at the Brooklyn Navy Yard filling ship bunkers for the North Atlantic squadron and suggests sending the barges north to Canada. It also covers amusing clippings on umbrellas imports, floods, politics, and literary quips from Punch and Harper's Weekly.
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Eclectic Medical Society Holds Annual Meeting in Boston
The twenty six annual meeting of the Massachusetts Eclectic Medical Society continued at the Revere House with papers read by Dr. H G Newton and Dr. H H Brigham. Dr A L Chase urged revitalizing eclectics in Massachusetts and a college to rally the East. A seven member committee was formed to pursue a college with several donors pledging 1000 dollars each. The next meeting is set for January 1887.
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