Long-serving Providence mayor Doyle remembered with respect
The death of Mayor Doyle of Providence prompts mourning beyond the city. After thirty-two years in municipal service, eighteen as mayor, his independent stance and steady leadership are praised, noting his upright, efficient public service and long tenure through annual re elections.
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Tribune slander on Lamar telephone stock claim disputed
The New York Tribune’s sensational charge about stock jobbing tied to Secretary Lamar’s telephone matter is rejected as unsubstantiated by the Boston paper. It denies any foundation for connecting officials to stock manipulation and calls the reports a partisan canard while urging honorable dealing and caution in repeating unverified remarks about Mr Ranney.
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Rhode Island Ends A State Police Experiment In Political Control
A Rhode Island plan to create a state police under Brayton as chief is criticized as a party machine built to serve the wrong faction. The piece recalls Massachusetts’ harsher experience, warning the experiment could split the Republican Party and invite corruption, though some expect a delayed catastrophe due to outside supply and accustomed faction rule.
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Rhode Island
Brayton
Providence
Massachusetts
Albany
N. Y
Dr Hodges Links Frugal Diet to Sturdy Character
Dr Hodges, delivering the annual address before the Massachusetts Medical Society, asserts that the last generation’s vitality stems from simple habits and frugal meals. He claims they knew no luxury, favored regular noon meals, and enjoyed about nine hours of sleep daily, contrasting with New Englander impressions.
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Massachusetts Medical Society
New
Paris aristocrats stage daring amateur circus on stage
A Paris Monday show features M Molier riding three white Norman stallions in full evening dress with Mile. Viola the Opera danseuse leaping onto his shoulders. They perform on the horses amid cheers and tea roses as counts, marquises, and duchesses watch from grand boxes. The piece is praised as an inspiring display of frivolity rivaling empire days.
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Paris
Barnum
M. Molier
Mile
Viola
Presidential speculation and party critique in 1888 era
Editorials debate a potential presidency for Mr. Childs praising his character and integrity, contrasted with criticism of Rhode Island politics and party factions. Other columns discuss prohibition, minister surplus, windmill fights, Gladstone’s leadership, and public policy on war, labor, currency, and state governance.
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President Childs
Mr. Childs
N. Y. Sun
Quips and Quirks From a Bygone Paper Variety
A collage of humorous items and social notes from the era, including wry comments on politics, theater, fashion, and daily life. Bits about Mrs Langtry, cigarettte tales, barking barrooms, and clever wordplay mix with local curiosities like Peterrboro thermometer makers and a nose for stage gossip.
Tenth annual parish choir festival at the Advent Church
The tenth annual festival of parish choirs was held at the Church of the Advent yesterday. Ten participating choirs included St Ann’s Dorchester Grace Lawrence Our Saviour Longwood St Ann’s Lowell Grace Medford St Thomas Methuen St Peter’s Salem All Saints Worcester and Advent Boston. Conductor S B Whitney and organist John A Preston led both services. Morning program featured Come Forth O Christian Brothers and other works. Rev. E C Grafton preached. After lunch, choir boys sailed the harbor, returning for a second program at 7 pm with a strong procession. Solo by Hartwell Staples of the Advent choir. Total participants reached 250. crowds attended both services amid elaborate floral decorations.
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Grace of Lawrence
Our Saviour of
Christian Brothers
Smart
O Christian Brothers
Whitney
Constante Domino
Garrett
Sullivan
Hartwell Staples
Advent Choir
Leslie
Quiet orderly opening night at State encampment in South Framingham
The first night at the State encampment at South Framingham proceeded quietly with strict guard discipline. Troops drilled and paraded well under inspection as preparations for possible field maneuvers and a brigade review drew spectators and notable visitors. The Prescott Colony entertained supreme officers at the Waverley House Charlestown with a musical program, supper, and a dance for about 100 couples.
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Billingsgate
Company F
Massachusetts Cavalry
Rodney
United States Regular Army
Wales and Staff
Signal Corps
Sampson
Edmunds
Frost
Lambert
Wales
Prescott Colony
Iviliai
Pilgrim Fathers
Waverley House
Charlestown
Hattie Freeborn
Berkeley Street
White
Wilder
Somerville
RK. W. Sprague
Murdock
Sealed bids for High Service Pumping Engines due July 29 1886
Boston Water Board invites sealed proposals for high service pumping engines. Bids must include written and numeric prices, a $2000 bond or certified check, satisfactory sureties, and detailed engine specifications with foundations. The contract will require performance bonds of $26000. Filing at City Hall Boston by July 29 1886. bids opened publicly. The board may reject all bids.
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jelf-ThsTu
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Real Estate and Art Sales Listed in Philadelphia
This Day items show S R Knights and Co and Lippincott with shoe and hat listings at 10 AM, 3 PM paintings by Leonard and Co, Horatio Harris and Co fruit at 12 PM, and Dearborn and Co real estate at 3 PM in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
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3On & Co
Leonard & Co
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Dearborn & Co
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
United States
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