Webster in the American Statesmen profile by Lodge
A Christie portrait of Daniel Webster as a national champion while noting Lodge's emphasis on his youth and law career. The review discusses the 1830s to 1850s stance, the Thirteenth of March speech, and the balance between union preservation and Southern compromise. It also surveys new books on Yellowstone Park, Stepniak, Virginia Campaigns, and labor, travelogues, and reference volumes.
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Lodge
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Schilling
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Russia
Stepniak
Land and Liberty
Scribner's Sons
Revolutionary Party
Moscow
Virginia
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U.S. A
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Appomattox
Spottsylvania
Five Oaks
the Wilderness
Petersburg
Sailors Creek
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William Godwin Moody
Scribner’s Sons
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Pesth
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Perth
Aldrich
Frederick Whisterer
Agrther
The Decorator and Furnisher June Plate Study
The June issue features Rafael Guasta vino’s second colored plate in a series on studies of Arabian and Byzantine schools. The article offers a full historical review and notes on ornamental architecture and screen presentation by Edward Dawson. It covers Greek and Greco Roman furniture design with extensive illustrations and includes practical decorating tips and renovation ideas tucked in the back.
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Edward Dawson
Meeting of the Bunker Hill Monument association honors Warren
The annual meeting chaired by Hon. Robert C. Winthrop at the New England Historic Genealogical Society rooms heard tributes to G Washington Warren and Otis Norcross. Reports showed 29,197 visitors and $5,626.10 received. 45 new members joined. Officers elected include Winthrop as president and Jery T. Sawyer as treasurer.
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New England Historic-Genealogical Society
Robert C. Winthrop
Henry Jenks
Winthrop
Otis Norcross
Sterling
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Association
Frederick W. Lincoln
G. W. Warren
James Dana
Joseph Warren
Col
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Bunker Hill
Samuel H. Russell
Lucius Warren
Russell
Lincoln
Timothy T. Sawyer
Granite Lodge
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Uriel Crocker
Charles Devens
Amos A. Lawrence
James S. Amory
Thomes G. Appleton
William Aspinwall
Froncis B. Austin
Edward T. Barker
Nathaniel J. Biddlee
Osmyn Brewster
T. Quincy Browne
Samuel C. Cobb
Charles R
Charles Merriam
Edward S. Moseley
George B. Neal
Grenville H. Norcross
Thomas K. Perkins
William Perkins
William G. Prescott
John H. Reed
Hirams. Shurtleff
L. Miles Standish
Joseph B. Thomas
Francis Thompson
Henry Walker
Lucius H. Warren
J. Collins Warren
William W. Wheildon
Thomas J. W
Senate Votes On Rail and Milk Measures In Adjourned Session
The Massachusetts senate met Monday with about 25 members present and acted on several matters. A motion by Mr Bates to consolidate the railroad and tunnel committees passed, and a proposal to sell the Hoosac tunnel to a new charter applicant was discussed. Sayward moved to reconsider a directors election bill. reconsideration failed 9 to 15. A vinegar inspection bill went over for amendment, and a milk adulteration law bill advanced in a new draft. The Shanty Claim was taken up, and a resolve in Walter Shanly’s favor was considered. Allen offered to amend the grant to 125000 instead of 78000, but was defeated 5 to 11. The resolve granting 79000 was ordered to a third reading, 11 to 7, as listed. Adjourned.
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Franklin and Megantic railroad organized in Maine
In Freeman Maine on June 18 a meeting elected directors for the Franklin and Megantic railroad. Directors include Samuel W. Sargent Varnum B. Mead Philip H. Stubbs J W Porter Strong John Winter William Dolbear Kingfield Israel Rh Bray John Brackley Freeman Samuel H Hinds Geo W Harris Salem Charles N Porter Eustis. Fred P Fogg chosen clerk. The line will be two foot gauge from Strong through Freeman and Salem to Kingfield into timber country.
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Kingfield
Israel Rh. Bray
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Geo. W. Harris
Salem
Charles N. Porter
Eustis
Fred P. Fogg
Lasell class day celebrates work and dress ideas
Lasell seniors hold class day with poetic prophecies and elegies in the chapel then parade to the lawn for a candlelit book burning and a horse chestnut tree planting despite a passing shower. Jennie June Mrs P E Croly speaks on sensible school dress urging practical, expressive attire over fashionable constraints.
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Seraphine Mason
Annie Wallace
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Ivya Lowe
Stella Wadhams
Morgan Dix
Collection of Automographs from Edward Bok Autograph Album
The Bok collection, BrooklyN N Y, one of the largest in the United States, holds over 1500 letters with only 12 collected by Bok himself. Notables include Curtis Warner Douglass Clemens Jefferson Davis Wilde Stone Barnum Patti Patti and many more figures such as Beecher Gough Blaine Anthony and Ingersoll among the signers listed.
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William Howard Russell
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John B.gough
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John Greenleaf Whittier
Gen. Neal Dow
James G. Blaine
Frederick Douglass Wendell
Phillips Peter Cooper
George S. Boutwell
Susan B. Anthony
Robert G. Ingersoll
Market News From New York June 18 3 P M and 6 P M
Financial notes from New York report money easy at 2 percent prime mercantile paper 4 5 percent bar silver 110 percent and varied railroad and mining stock moves. After a midafternoon slump on bank fears markets recovered with Jersey Central and other rails leading gains while large volume trading tracked 309 703 shares and bond prices showed mixed shifts across several lines including Pacific railways and Oregon Navigation.
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Ohio Centra
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Phila. & Reading
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Commodity markets closed for local holiday report
A holiday winds down trading with no local market activity. Cablegram shows grain and provision movement including June wheat at 1.0814 opening and 1.0614 close, July at 1.08, August 1.09, September 1.12, and October 1.13 with various Saturday prices. corn and oats also listed with cash and futures figures. lard and park prices move, with near term bids and asks noted. Closings recorded at 1 PM. further bids shown for 2 PM.
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Toledo
Michigan
Cotton Markets Mixed Receipts Across Ports and Markets
Cotton market reports show varied activity with Galveston receipts at 25,825 bales and New York quiet and steady terms. Prices ranged with mids and lows across ports, while grain futures and flour markets moved unevenly, reflecting regional demand and export activity through June 18.
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Great Britain
Global Market Updates From London Berlin and Liverpool
London reports bullion input at 19000 pounds and multiple railway and stock figures from Atlantic and Great Western Erie and Reading. Berlin shows an Imperial Bank of Germany rise in specie by 880000 marks. Liverpool notes dull cotton with prices for up lands and Orleans and a line of futures for June to November. Coffee market details follow in terse report.
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