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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1890
Page
4
Absent Name Victim, Anarchist Louise Mice Declared Irresponsible
A 19th century report notes New York legal actions on attempts at self harm and declares Louise Mice an anarchist disconnected from crime, transferred to an alms house, with French ministerial instructions for liberty. It also urges summer gas cutoffs to avoid bills, and cites rising crisis reports from 160 to 215 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Louise Mice
Pétroleuse
M. Constans
Wanamaker for Governor Plausible Yet Questionable
Boston readers review political possibilities as Wanamaker’s candidacy gains discussion among Pennsylvania Republicans and Quay allies. The piece notes shifts in support, a postmaster general angle, and warnings about political influence, with commentary on Sherman, Blaine, and tariff debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay
Illinois Farmers Lose More Than Expected Says Report
The survey declares Illinois farmers suffered about 4.24 million in losses on a key staple, argued as evidence against claims of broad prosperity. It notes a larger potential loss of 5 million versus 10 million and compares critics to a character from Bleak House who regards avoided expense as money saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Ward
Legislative Reform and the Massachusets Lobby System
A Massachusetts legislative reform discussion reveals a structured lobby operating with ex-governors, ex-senators, and other professionals to influence lawmaking for corporate privileges. The piece warns this reliance on outside influence erodes moral standards, urges public sentiment to curb external control, and suggests practical limits on lobbyist employment while seeking wiser legislative instruction.
State House open lobby reform called for by critics
Critics urge clear open registration of lobby agents at the State House to expose and curb outside influence. They argue such reform would protect legitimate legal practice from being tainted by hired lobbyists and hotel corridor dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Smirch
Ohio outlook shows Republican despondency and Foraker feud
Ohio Republicans face a bleak picture with dissatisfactions over patronage and the Foraker factional split. Cleveland and Columbus dispatches note weak morale, tariff reform gains, and a Dem push likely in November. Ice market and rabies treatment anecdotes appear in the same column.
Boston Letter on Silver Plating and Public Garden Scenes
A Boston column muses on the burdens of storing silver during summer and the appeal of safe deposit vaults. It also reviews the Public Garden with tropical plants and the Grand Army badges near Washington statue, plus a school language anecdote and a grammarian dispute involving usage versus rule.
Celebrated Professorship In Brussels Conservatory Marked
M Cornelis celebrates fifty years as a professor at the Brussels Conservatory of Music. Princess Victoria of Prussia betrothed to the Prince of Anhalt-Dessau with marriage planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Cornelis
Brussels Conservatory of Music
Victoria of
Prussia
Prince of
Anhalt-Dessau
Robert Adams, Jr
Brazil
Rio
London
Roberts
Lord Wolseley
R. GC. Downer
Lathrop Denies Writing Hawthorne Paragraph in Chambers
The note from Mr. George Parsons Lathrop states that only one article in the first volume of Chambers's Encyclopaedia bears his responsibility the biography of Nathaniel Hawthorne. He adds the appended paragraph on Julian Hawthorne was neither written nor inspired by him and he does not know who did write it. The publisher apologizes for any misattribution and notes the review’s layout may have suggested a connection.
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New York Herald
Boston Light
Dorchester
The
Massachusetts) Yacht Club
Herald
Cleveland
Columbus
New York Times
Ohio
Washington
Harrison
West
Foraaker
Campbell
Foraker
Times
Taverner
George Parsons Lathrop
Chambers
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Julian Hawthorne
Lathrop
Post
Anthore
Boston
George Fred Williams
Commonwealth
Williams
Senate
Springfield Republican
Commencement At Smith Features Art Reception And Glee Club Promenade
Smith College held its commencement events with an art reception in the Hillyer Gallery from 4 to 6 pm displaying paintings and sketches by 65 art students and awarding two prizes of 26 dollars each. That evening the Glee Club promenade concert offered a full program including Farewell Waltz and Ave Maria with solos by Miss Shipman and Miss Lyman. alumni fundraising reached 21,000 dollars for a new gymnasium west of Washburn Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Smith College
Glee Club
O. “Fidelity
Cesses Glee Club
Dudley Buck
L. H. Galencia
Sullivan
Miss Lyman
Annie F. Robinson
H. Belle Adams
Carrie J. Shipman
Julia ©. Twichell
Mary H. Brogan
Grace M. Steele
Aura B. Lathrop
May L. Crebon
Elsie F. Pratt
Virginia D. Lyman
Adelaide F. Perkins
Mary 5. Smith
Mabel T. Duncan
Banjo Club
Carolyn Peck
Katherin E. Rounds
Harriet E. Holden
Laura E. Exeahy
Edith T. Clark
Elizabet Learoyd
Laura A. Webster
Paulin G. Wiggin
Manchester
N. H
Seelye
Washburn Hall
Alpna Open Society
Music Hall
Tryon
New York
College Art School
Hillyer Art Gallery
Mary N. Washburn
Greenfield
Lucy Citchcock
Amherst
Dora Bead Goodale
Mar N. Whipple
Mary A. Ware
Florence
Louise Capen
Harry J. Husted
Brooklyn
I. Y
Flora A. Farr
Holyoke
Anna C. Waterman
San Bernardino
Cal
Fanny A. Nichols
Theodora A. Reec
Helena C. Evans
Easthampton
Edith Elmer
Detroit
Mich
Margaret A. Noonan
Springfield
Alice H. Barr
Mary A. Warner
Williamshure
Lizzie I. Rogan
Athol Centre
Crossing dangers at Roxbury Tremont Street crossing
Railroad commissioners heard Roxbury Improvement Company protesters over Tremont street crossing hazards on the Providence division. Witnesses described gate and screen failures and lengthy delays. officials promised to discuss fixes on site with the Roxbury committee aboard the 9 35 train on Wednesday morning.
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Roxbury Improvement Company
Tremont Street
Providence
Old Colony Railroad
John F. Cronin
Roxbury
J. McNealy
Cornwall
Brookline
Ates
Kendrick
Old Colony Road
Roxbury Improvement Association
Harrigan Stage Presents Cordelia's Aspirations at Museum
The Harrigan company drew a large audience with Cordelia's Aspirations, highlighting Irish New York life. Edward Harrigan’s Dan Muligan and Mrs Yeamans give strong turns. John Sparks adds humor. Old Lavender and Little Lord Fauntleroy follow, then Fauvette opera set for July 14. Davy Crockett at Grand Opera House stars Frank Mayo with Mane Burress in a well received revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Harrigan
Cordelia
Edward Harrigan
Harrigan
Dan Mulligan
Lord Fauntleroy
Museum Company
Woolf
Fauvette
Frank Mayo
Davy Crockett
Eleanor Vaughn
Eleanor Vaughn Is Pleasantly Played By Miss Mane Burress
Class Day at Lasell Honors Enduring Woman’s Sphere
Lasell’s Class Day features Miss Mai L. Sutton opening remarks and Rev. Dr. A J Gordon addressing the advancing view of women’s sphere. Students plant a linden tree, burn their books, and celebrate with a class poem by Miss Etha E Pearce and an evening garden party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Lasell
Mai L. Sutton
Etha Kk. Pearce
Linden
Bismarck
Addie H. Cummins
Auction of Franklin H. Tinker Library in New York
Bangs & Co sold the library of Franklin H. Tinker in New York. The Wicked Bible with the seventh commandment omission sold for 60 dollars. Dickens first editions averaged 11 dollars per volume, Lever at 950 dollars per volume. Smiths Book of Morons 1830 brought 1950. Carlyle Reminiscences MSS 132 and Holmes Autocrat MSS 315. Various letters and Rossetti Sonnets ranged widely, Siddons address 6250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franklin H. Tinker
Bangs & Co
Charles Dickens
Charles Lever
Joseph Smith
Palmyra
Thomas Carlyle
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Max
Bell
Jonathan
Continent
Henry Ward Beecher
Frederick William IV
Prussia
Grant
Guiccioli
Alexander Hamilton
Victor Hugo
John Oward Payne
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Ruskin
Siddons
Alter Scott Sola
Quiet Newton Centre Wedding Unites Miss Franc Lucia Gardiner and Mr Frederick Todd
In Newton Centre at the bride’s father home Miss Franc Lucia Gardiner and Mr Frederick Todd were married at 6 pm with V W Shinn officiating. The bridal party included Leavens worth Wheeler as best man and ushers Frank Fennessy Frank Cutler Morton Copb Will Todd and George Dexter. A reception followed at Hotel Vendome before the couple’s departure for a brief wedding tour and plans to reside in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd—Gardiner
Newton
Robert
Gardiner
Lake Avenue
Newton Centre
Franc Lucia Gardiner
Frederick Todd
Vv. W. Shinn
Grace Church
Leavensworth Wheeler
St. Paul
Various Notes and Anecdotes From Around the World 1900
A collage of July 1900 curiosities covers circus preparations in West Chester park repairs, Plantin's Antwerp anniversary and new museums, Australia rabbit woes, Ramsgate editor Burnand, and a mix of linguistic quips. It also recalls Emperor William in Konigsberg, a Chartiers oil-drilling church sale to Standard Oil for 92000, and a Stanley naturalization tale in New York 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snagler
Bronson
Knnkle
West Chester Park
Antwerp
Christopher Plantin
Museum of Fine Arts
America
Australia
Ramsgate
England
Francis C. Burnand
Punch
Goodwin Sands
Burnan U
William
University of
Konigsberg
Cassel
Forest Grove Presbyterian Church
Chartiers
Penn
Standard Oil Company
Henry M. Stanley
United States
Superior Court of
New York
Thomas Beese
A. S. Sullivan
Stanley
Europe
Africa
London
Maine Republicans Favor Reform Abroad not at Home
The Philadelphia Record humorously notes that Maine Republicans oppose ballot reform locally while supporting reforms to curb electoral abuses allegedly present in the South. The piece mocks selective zeal for clean elections across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
South
Philadelphia Record
Week Shapes Fate of Silver Legislation
Editorials from Providence Journal Philadelphia Press and Springfield Republican discuss silver tariff issues, art duty restoration, and critic George Fred Williams. They praise Williams for pushing high public grounds and exposing legislative concerns while noting political maneuvering and unresolved questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Journal
Ind
Epispopal Theological School Commencement in Cambridge
The Episcopal Theological School will hold commencement in St John s Memorial Chapel Cambridge tomorrow at 11 o clock with a sermon by William Croswell Doane D D bishop of Albany. On Friday at 10 30 there will be ordination of priest and deacons by Benjamin B Paddock D D Rt Rev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Theological School
St. John’s Memorial Chapel
Cambridge
William Croswell Doane
Albany
Benjamin
Paddock
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Senator Sherman
Blaine
Augusta
Blainr
Dingley
Home Market Club
Illinois Board of Agriculture
Massachusetts Senate
Committee
House of Representatives
Suffolk Bar
Lone
Crosby
Massachusetts
Lake Champlain
Pasrkur
Bunker Hill
Waterloo
Charlestown
Bluecher
India
Newbury Street
S. F. Crane
Cornell University
Jacques de Vitry
English Folklore Society
Cedric Hodgson Burnett
Wayne
J. Solis Cohen
Philadelphia
Literary News
Smith
Migs Seelge
Ceserercereress
Svetvescsseces
Roxbury Crossing
Board of Railroad Commissioners
the Theatres
A. J. Gordon
House
Senate Finance Committee
Philadelphia Press
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