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Sugar Trust's Rise Ties to McKinley Tariff Support
The article argues that Republican organs promoted the Sugar Trust as new to Congress though it formed in 1887. It notes Senator Aldrich's 1890 claim of no certificates and cites 1888 investigations by the House committee on manufactures. It asserts the trust benefited from McKinley-era protections.
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Aldrich
Congress
House Committee On Manufactures
Sugar Trust
Republican Congress
Mass Bay Is Recast as Ocean by New Insular Decree
The essay argues Inspector General Dumont’s order erases Massachusetts Bay from maps and replaces it with the Atlantic Ocean inside Cape Cod. It laments the historical identity of Massachusetts Bay from Winthrop’s era to today and questions government authority over such a fundamental geographic change.
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Massachusetts Bay
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Cape Cod
Massachusetts
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Winthrop
Bilaxton
Bay
Tariff Delay Deepens Treasury Woes and Deficit
The article argues prolonged tariff delay shrinks Treasury receipts with May shortfall at 6.7 million and ten months customs down 66 million. Gold stock falls to 79 million as bond issuance looms. It urges swift passage to revive trade and restore prosperity from McKinley era.
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Senate
The Telephone Increase Opposition and Auction Sale Point
In Massachusetts the Bell Telephone Company seeks a large capital stock rise. Lawmakers face opposition unless stock is sold at full market value. Advocates are urged to concede auction sale as a condition to gain public support and avoid hostility.
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Bell Telephone Company
Massachusetts
Outrage Over Ward 17 Seats Fight in Legislature
A heated call condemns plans to oust Ward 17 Representatives claiming the move seeks to reward ballot fraud. It argues votes were bought with beer but that honest voters still chose the current members, denouncing the potential seating vacancy as senseless.
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Ward 17
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Arguments Against Punishing Innocent Voters in Massachusetts
The piece argues fraud allegations should target perpetrators, not innocent men who were lawfully elected. It says Republican inquiries fail to link sitting members to irregularities, claiming their titles are clear. It condemns punishing democracy itself as a political outrage in Massachusetts.
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Republican Committee
Republican
Massachusetts
Ethics call on Mc Pherson over sugar stock dealings
The piece questions Senator Mc Pherson’s motives in Sugar Trust certifi cates investments and warns trustees of public interests against personal profit. It argues that lawmakers must avoid securities speculation to prevent lasting doubt about integrity.
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United States
McPherson
Congress
Senator McPherson
Observant Citizen Notes City Hall, Banquets, and Local Happenings
Aldermen return from Wakefield trip ready for renewed clashes with Republican members over appointments at City Hall. The Patrick Donahoe banquet committee prepares a handsome souvenir with speeches and illustrations for attendees.
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John H. Lee
David F. Barry
Wakefield
N. H
City Hall
Patrick Donahoe
Boston
People Worth Knowing in Politics and Religion
General Weaver may run for Congress in Iowa Ninth District after a strong presidential bid in 1892. Miss Fanny Edwards, Louisville evangelist, is 18 and claims to have saved 1000 souls in Ohio and Indiana. Secretary Lamont earns praise for rooting out favoritism and boosting army efficiency amid reports of understaffed posts and few officers.
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Iowa
Fanny Edwards
Louisville
Ohio
Indiana
Lamont
Washington
West
A Study in Scarlet Preview Ends in a Dinner Hour Mystery
Dr Watson recalls meeting Sherlock Holmes and moving into 221B Baker Street. Holmes reveals deduction as a weapon and a poisoned death at Brixton Road drives their pursuit. A ring found at the scene becomes the next clue as Holmes plots to trap the killer in a tense confrontation to come.
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M. D
England
Stamford
Sherlock Holmes
Holmes
Baker Street
Dr. Watson
O. Watson
Watson
Astor to pay Stevenson for new novel in Pall Mall Gazette
William Waldorf Astor will pay R L Stevenson 14250 dollars for his forthcoming novel. The work will span about 110000 words and publish exclusively in the Pall Mall Gazette. An England edition of Stevenson's writings will appear in twenty octavo volumes in a 1000 copy subscription edition.
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R. L. Stevenson
Pall Mall Gazette
Stevenson
England
Complete Stage Celebrities Set Now Available
Over 100,000 sold the complete Stage Celebrities set with 1 to 14 cards. Use the Complete Set Coupon on Page 2 to save time and obtain World’s Fair Midway Types and Around the World Portfolios as well.
Summer attractions roll through Keith’s and Park Theatre shows
The Park Theatre offered a vaudeville program headlined by Living Pictures a framed light tableau of eighteen scenes inspired by famous paintings and sculpture The notable pieces included Sappho The Fairy of the Moon Spring Buds The Three Fates and Aphrodite Applauded by the audience the program also featured a minstrel scene musical specialties by Press Eldridge and James B Radcliffe and the two act farce The Hornet's Nest with a cast led by Harry Allen George C Boniface Jr Charles Inslee Belle Stokes and others
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Park Theatre
New York
Sappho
Aphrodite
Press Eldridge
James B. Radcliffe
Harry Allen
George C. Boniface, Jr
Charles Inslee
Belle Stokes
E E Kidder's A Back Number staged at Museum with Willie Collier
At the Museum last evening Willie Collier debuted in E E Kidder's A Back Number a country life drama. The play pairs Collier’s dual persona with bright lines and a country dance encore while a strong supporting cast features Louise Allen Collier Helena Collier and others. The production runs two weeks before Tennessee's Pardner and Davy Jones premieres follow.
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E. E. Kidder
Mr. Collier
Mr. Kidder
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Louise Allen Collier
Wallie Eddinger
James R. Smith
George W. Leslie
Helen Reimer
Mattie Earle
Scott Marble
Tennessee
Pardner
Davy Jones
Tremont Theatre Opens Summer Run With Patience and Balcony Music
Tremont Theatre reports strong summer attendance for Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience with a California Quartet balcony entr'acte. Next week revival of The Pirates of Penzance will feature John Mason as Major-General and Clinton Elder as Frederic among others.
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Tremont Theatre
California
John Mason
George Wilson
Frederic
Clinton Elder
W. J. McLaughlin
Ruth
Kate Davis
Mabel
Marion Manola
Marion Manola-Mason John George Wilson
W. J. Mel Laughlin
Hilda Hollins
Prand
Gilbert and Sullvan
Pirates OF Penzance
Keiths New Theatre Offers A Variety Of Novelty Acts
The article reviews a week at B F Keiths New Theatre highlighting novelty acts by John C Rice Sally Cohen Arab acrobats Abachi and Masud and more. It also covers the Grand Museum presentation The Crimes of a Great City with Thomas Watson and the farewell testimonial for Frank J Keenan at the Grand Opera House with a strong cast and new one act piece.
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NEW Theatre
Keith
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Sally Cohen
Sally Cohen, It Is Almost Needless To Say, Made A Most Unqualified Hit. Mr. Rice
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Masud
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Mile
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Boston
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Algernon Tassin
William Seymour
Gumbo the Gorilla Draws Crowds at Austin Stone Museum
Crowds packed Austin and Stone's Museum yesterday to glimpse Gumbo the gorilla and the blue man known as Walters. Gumbo wowed visitors with his longest tricks while Walters, claiming royal service tint, attracted many with hourly receptions and humorous self description. Also drawing attention were Prince Tinymite, Princess Lucy, and Polly the talking seal during showtimes.
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Blue Man
Boston
Walters
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M. D
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Irish Aristocracy at the Palace and Living Pictures at Howard Atheneum
Two audiences enjoyed the Palace Theatre opening of the Irish comedy drama Irish Aristocracy starring William F. Carroll and John D. Griffin with a strong cast. The Howard Atheneum offered living pictures, Kiralfy ballets, a big olio, a burlesque The Oriental Venus, and a continuous lineup from 1 PM to nearly 11 PM.
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