Tammany Triumphs Through Better Riding Tactics
A New York Times style note claims Tammany Hall’s rise over the County Democracy stems from superior leadership and social networking. It details mayor Grant and other officials described as riders, horses, and saddle habits, contrasting with the rival faction’s perceived sedentariness and lack of “steeds.”
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Tammany Hall
New York
County
The
New York Sun
Tammany
the Sun
Tammany List
The Burglar at the Park Theatre A mixed stage tale ends in tragedy
The Burglar at the Park Theatre last evening presented Bill Lewis as a tempted husband, his wife then Benton, and Editha grown, with Emma Sheridan delivering a refined Mrs. Lewis. Barrymore and Sullivan offered solid performances while others varied, and the play will run here until further notice.
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Editha
Gus Thomas
Park Theatre
Bill Lewis
Lewis
Paul
Emma Sheridan
Minnie Dupree
Sidney Drew
Gertie Homans
Elsie Leslie
Boston Post Publishing Co Milks Subscription Rates Note
Publication notice lists publisher address Boston Post Publishing Co near Washington Street plus New York and Washington offices and payment instructions. Contains subscription terms and transfer details with bank draughts and money order guidance.
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New York
Broadway
Wall Street
Bridgman
Brr
MincHam & Co
Washington
Corcoran Building
Fifteenth Street
Seventh and Third Pages House Financial and Ship News
The notice indicates the Financial and Commercial Departments occupy the Seventh page while the Ship News appears on the Third page of the issue. This paging guidance helps readers locate department content and maritime items.
Vote on Pennsylvania prohibition draws strong majorities forecast
The Boston Post notes statewide voting on constitutional prohibition will show a strong rejection. Prohibitionists expected to cast their full vote while opponents abstain only if unconcerned or fearful. Estimates place the anti amendment margin from 85,000 to 250,000, with Knights of Labor activity cited as a notable campaign incident.
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Philadelphia Times
Knights of Labor
Doubt Cast On Stanley News After Messenger Vanishes
Suspicion rises over a Stanley report as the courier who carried the letter disappears. Discrepancies in his movements and lack of clear explanation prompt calls for full verification of the wandering tale since leaving the Aruwimi for the second time. If false, the region harbors more clever liars than Osman Diana.
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Stanley
Aruwimi
Africa
Osman Diana
Harvard Preacher Urges Graduates to Engage in Public Life
In a Harvard University baccalaureate sermon, Rev. Dr. Peabody noted many leaders in reform are Harvard College graduates and urged soon-to-be graduates to act as responsible citizens. He warned self respect hinges on active interest in public affairs at local and national levels as reform gains wider support.
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Harvard University
Peabody
Harvard ‘‘College
Peabopy
Wanamaker Sees Near Record in Removals
The article notes Mr. Wanamaker nearly matched his weekly removal record, missing by four. It cites 1012 decapitations and 1012 workers placed where they will do the most good during six warm days, suggesting weather affected results but praising the effort.
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Wanamaker
No Change in British Ministry For Six Months
The report says the ministry will stay intact for at least six months. Leader of the Commons W H Smith is not expected to be moved to the Lords immediately. Smith works with Balfour and Goschen, keeping a steady but unremarkable pace as the Conservative majority endures. Lord Randolph Churchill is out of favor with party heads, affecting potential leadership shifts.
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Commons
W. H. Smith
House of Lords
Smith
Messrs
Balfour
Goschen
Lord Randolph Churchill
Quay Gains Point as Local Officials Farewell Planned
Philadelphia reports indicate that Boss Quay has achieved his aim and that Collector Cadwallader and Postmaster Harnity will be removed around July 1, with Mr Cooper involved in the unfolding changes.
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Philadelphia
Quay and Harrison Reach Postmaster Accord in Conference
At a recent conference with President Harrison, Quay, Wanamaker, and Clarkson, arrangements were made for Fremo to appoint successors and for Quay to comment on other Pennsylvania appointments to support Mr Frenp’s postmaster nomination.
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Fremo
Quay
Pennsylvania
Frenp
Harrison
Wanamaker
Clarkson
The Growth of Trusts and Sugar Prices
The article argues rising household sugar costs result from natural crop shortfalls and a powerful sugar trust. It notes high trust profits, questions the fairness of profits from fictitious capital, and warns against monopolistic trends fueled by tariffs, urging timely countermeasures. It condemns artificial price manipulation and calls for methods to abolish artificial conditions raising the cost of living.
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Sugar Trust
United States
War scare rumors sweep Europe as press read Russia threats
Reporters seize on rumors of a coming war as tensions rise in Europe. The Czar praises Montenegro as a friend, provoking speculation of casus belli. Persians, Shah of Persia, and British hosts at Buckingham Palace are cited in suggested flashpoints.
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Europe
General Boulanger
London
France
Russia
Czar
Prince of
Montenegro
Persia
St. Petersburg
Buckingham Palace
England
Austria
War scares in Europe and Balkan tensions examined
The piece analyzes Russia and Austria as they contend over Constantinople and Balkan independence. It notes repeated war scares, the risk of a broader conflict drawing in Germany Italy and possibly England, and argues such pretexts for war are foolish.
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Europe
Russia
Austria
Constantinople
Balkan
Servia
Vienna
Belgrade
Germany
Italy
England
John Gilbert and Warren contrasted in late 19th century tribute
A commemorative piece honors John Gilbert, noting his sixty-year stage career from 1828 at Tremont Theatre and his Wharfwick era at Wallack's. It contrasts Gilbert with Warren, praising Gilbert’s natural method, diction, and forceful yet refined presence in roles from Old Dornton to Sir Anthony, while acknowledging Warren’s finer delicacy in certain works. The article highlights Gilbert’s strong voice, breadth of parts, and enduring influence on American comedy and stage tradition.
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Joan Gilbert
Sir Walter
Mr. Gilpert
Old Tremont Theatre
Gilbert
Wallack’s
Boston
Warren
Sir Peter Teazle
Mr. Warren
Sir Peter
Sheridan
Jesse Rural
Gitsert
Napoleon
Gilgert
Sir Harcourt Courtly
Old Dornton
Sir Anthony
William Dorrillon
John Gilbert
Gilpert
Grnpert
New York Tribune
Gitgerr
Qugerr
Macbeth
Julius Cesar
Lady Macbeth
Lucius
The Lottery of Love and Joan Gilbert’s Acting Legacy
Critics note the enduring craft of Joan Gilbert and the arcadian strength of J Abbé Constantin as a late career highlight. The piece recalls Gilbert’s Boston birth, long life, and his substantial stage work rooted in Boston, where his best roles were created.
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Joan Gilbert
Constantin
M. Loupovic Harevy
Sir Peter Teazle
Sir Anthony
Mr. Gilbert
Boston
Buchanan Controversy Sparks Sharp Literary Exchange
A heated exchange centers on Robert Buchanan and his self promotion. Truth defends BucHANAN’s wit while others view him as merely ordinary, with readers split between enjoying his literary tact and resisting his relentless provocations.
Seamen and Cabmen Strikes Disrupt Travel Abroad
The piece notes a Liverpool seamen's strike and a Paris cabmen's strike during the season. It warns travelers of likely inconvenience, yet suggests the disruption may be brief, as travellers are proverbially impatient.
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Liverpool
Paris
Knights and Mr Litchman Appointment Sparks Debate
The Knights repudiated Litchman with surprising celerity and unanimity and observers ask whether the appointment insults their order or is seen as a joke on the administration, raising questions about the group’s reaction.
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Litchman
Philadelphia Record
Political patronage shifts in consular postings
The Springfield Republican notes that Levi W. Brown of Wauseon Ohio, a leading Republican and 1884 state committee head for Blaine, replaces Francis H. Underwood, a highly regarded consul general, illustrating how consular appointments are used as political leverage in the United States.
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Levi W. Brown
Wauseon, O
Blaine
Francis H. Underwood
Glasgow
Brown
United States
Springfield Republican
Ind
Administration delays South Carolina appointments
The article notes President Harrison consulting with Massachusetts zealots who aim to win South Carolina for Republicans by giving offices to disaffected Democrats. No significant appointments have been made and the President waits to review matters personally, while critics claim he seeks arrangements to suit himself.
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South Carolina
Harrison
Massachusetts
N. Y
Trees at Boylston Street Clash With Overhead Wires Plan
Boston letter notes remonstrance at City Hall against lopping tree boughs for West End Railway Company. Writer argues burying wires safer for trees, citing slender trunks and ice risks, and mocks humorous legal phrases found in unrelated filings.
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Boylston Street
West End Railway Company
Lucia di Lammermoor at the Boston Theatre
The New American Opera Company presented Lucia di Lammermoor with Louise Natali as Lucia supported by Fanny Gonzales, Charles Bassett, Henry Ashton, Alonzo Stoddard, Raymond Vetta, Norman Xanten and Charles Connell. Natali's artistic singing and dramatic effort drew cheers despite flaws in singing and orchestration. The cast earned praise for refined performances, while the chorus improved though the orchestra remained meagre.
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American Opera Company
Donizetti
Boston
New American Opera Company
Tauci
Louise Natali
Fanny Gonzales
Edgar
Posi
Franz Vetta Amedd
W. Xanten Norman
Charles Connell
Lucia
Mme
Patti
Miss Natali
Jlwucia
Mr. Bassett
Opening at Oakland Garden Crews Welcome New Features
The Oakland Garden season opened amid threatening weather with strong patronage. Renovations include a five legged cow attraction and child friendly rides. A large refreshment hall, electric lighting, and frequent horse cars aid access. The Pavilion offers the musical comedy Mam zelle with Jennie Williams Norma Wills A E Moulton Frank Wills in key roles and spirited performances.
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Oakland Garden
New York & New England Railroad
Miss Kate Claxton Heads Week at Grand Opera House
The World Against Her stars Miss Kate Claxton in a melodrama akin to The Two Orphans with vigorous acting and noted pathos. Little Lord Fauntleroy runs at the Museum with two actresses sharing the lead. Hands Across the Sea opens the new regular season September 2, while Roland Reed starts a two week run August 19 with The Woman Hater. Miss Helen Marr and her company perform Under the Gaslight at the Howard this week.
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Kate Claxton
Grand Opera House
Roland Reed
Hater
Helen Marr
the Howard In
Witty miscellany spans politics, theatre and travel
A potpourri of quick opinions and anecdotes from a Columbus paper touches on public works delays, a Nero era canal, a sick May in Leavenworth, prohibition humor, a sharp mock at Harrison's press, a spiritualist Bell Clapp note, a Denver Fourth flag feature, Irving and Ellen Terry at Sandringham, and the Queen prompting Miss Terry in The Merchant of Venice with grace and humor.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Godkin
Harrison
Indianapolis
New York Evening Post
Cleveland
Celestial City
Massachusetts
Bell Clapp
Pall Mall Gazette
Duchess of Kent
Shakspere
Ellen
Mercy
Miss Terry
Mr Punch Greeting to Lincoln at U S Legation
The note praises Mr Punch for guiding Mr Lincoln through England, recalling Lincoln's visit, and wishing him health and a long stay at the U S legation as the two splendid men Lowell and Phelps are honored with Punch's drawings.
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MR. Punch
Lincoln
England
Robert I. Lincoln
Lowell
Phelps
Columbia
Lincoln Weleme
Punch
U. S
Washington despatch lauds Commission Tanner action in pensions
A Washington despatch to the Tribune commends Commissioner Tanner for his handling of the private secretary and irregular proceedings in the pension bureau. It notes possible further resignations, questions the ad hoc authority claimed, and suggests President Harrison was approached after other efforts failed. Actions to purge the pension office are described as necessary and ongoing.
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Jim
Taverner
A. Washington
Tribune
Tanner
Squires
Squires-Van Brunt
Pension Bureau
Harrison
Washington
Noble
Commissioner Tanner
Pension Office
Literary notes and literary reference items from 19th century notices
Charles L Buckingham writes on The Telegraph of Today for Scribners Electric Series with illustrations from Western Union, moving trains and ships at sea to be featured. Publishers' Weekly offers Whitakers Reference Catalogue 1889 with 68500 entries in 404 pages, America edition limited to 200 copies. Poet Lore June issue includes Rob ertson and Spaulding papers on The Ring and the Book characters.
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Charles L. Buckingham
Western Union
Telegraph
Scribner’s
New York
Commercial Cable Company
Publishers’ Weekly
Whitaker
America
Lore
Ring and the Book’’; “Pompilia
Alice Kent Robertson
Caponsacchi
HB. &. Spauldinz
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Prince Louis Napoleon
Prince Jerome
Fuller
Old Leland Castle
New Rochelle
Francis Brinley
George H. Calvert
William C. Rives
Harvard Club
Rhode Island
Rhode Island, Have Died Within the Past Six Weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland
Wells College
Strauss
Julian Pauncefote
T. P. O’connor
Carnot
Boston Post
Washington Street
Paily
Scener
Post Publishing Company
Oston
Post
Ropert Buchanan
Universal Review
Lanouchere
Buchanan
Vizetelly
Bucchanan
Uchanan
Robert Buchanan
Common Council of
Newport
Bellevue Avenue
Chicago
White House
Denver
Col
Rocky Mountain
Wager Swayne
W. D. Guthrie
the Tribune
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