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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1895
Page
5
The piece notes widespread wage increases effective July 1 across industries and regions. It sees the rise as a general restoration of pre depression rates and anticipates further advances once ground is recovered under improved industry conditions. The author argues the trend should continue.
A discussion from 1893 argues for developing industries to increase the share of profits going to workers. It claims this shift is possible and would lead naturally to broader economic gains as the next step in progress.
The article argues for arbitration between the Ames weavers and Hamilton Woollen Company over wages. It notes neither side accepts there is nothing to arbitrate and urges impartial arbitrators to weigh facts, fearing a strike as industry recovers.
The Wisconsin governor travels East to recruit settlers for about 25 million acres of vacant land. He advocates a balanced policy between strict immigration limits and open doors, emphasizing selecting the best migrants to develop the land while warning against urban overcrowding and labor competition.
The piece argues against friction between Harvard and Yale jeopardizing a proposed meet with Oxford and Cambridge on British soil. It praises the frank sportsmanlike tone of the challenge and states including Harvard strengthens the American position, noting a Yale link via England's visit. A joint track partnership could resolve tensions and boost athletics.
The League of Republican Clubs begins meetings in Cleveland Ohio and continues through the week. The gathering is viewed as a political club move to influence the party’s silver currency stance. Observers warn that a silent or aggressive stance could affect the club’s independence and future direction.
Sir Julian Pauncefote signs resolutions praising the St. Louis maiden voyage across the Atlantic. A Queenstown MP demands a British ambassador be held to account for the statement that the voyage inaugurates a new era in American ocean traffic. The episode is treated as an official blunder but the truth of the milestone is debated.
The Observer notes the 4-11-44 returns Monday night after a two year gap, drawing attention from policy critics. The piece observes limited public reaction and hints at ongoing debate over the film and its reception.
A Boston tale of a jealous husband Belcher seeks revenge on a society reporter over a column about his wife. He storms to the Morning Trumpet office with a horsewhip, only to be calmly humbled by the reporter who turns the encounter into a public gag. Edith Sessions Tupper reports the outcome.
A jealous husband in 1895 schemes to catch his wife’s indiscretion by sending her to the country and spying on her. He reads a society letter from a resort revealing Mrs. Jonas Belcher as a popular figure, hinting at scandalous gossip.
The Boston Post will award a double gold eagle to the writer of the best poem of welcome to the great Christian Endeavor convention received before opening. The poem must be no longer than thirty two lines. Address Christian Endeavor Editor, the Post, Boston.
A poet pleads in verse for relief for grieving lovers from a tragic tale. Francesca grows pale as Reanda weds grief, and the speaker asks for mercy for June brides, urging charity and matrimony to curb the tale’s fateful strides.
The Oneida with President Cleveland on board reaches Buzzard's Bay at 6:30 am. Private Secretary Thurber and Dr. Bryant accompany him. The party lands at Gables with welcoming villagers and footage of flag flying and a first sail on Ruth. The presidential entourage plans to stay through summer as weather permits.
The Floating Palace Theatre at City Point and Marine Park showcases diverse acts with Burlesque and vaudeville. "Clover" leads at Castle Square Theatre, while "The Bohemian Girl" slated next week. Sphinx event marks Tremont Theatre gala with nouveaus and a gold Sphinx gift for the largest theatre party.
H J Aldrich, president and manager of the Colorado Securities Co, vanished from Denver. Creditors seek to locate him as losses reach 400 000 to 500 000 dollars. Eastern widows and orphans bear the heaviest burden while W F Hinnan from Boston represents eastern creditors. The firm collapsed after years of farm mortgage dealings and inconsistent payments.
Ferris Sherman an Armenian 27, accused of assaulting Agnes Bancroft at the New Winthrop Hotel. Witnesses placed him on the boat and at the steamboat wharf. police arrested him on description. Hearing postponed to Saturday with $1600 bail.
Cardinal Mears, mate of the Philadelphia towboat Sea King, recovered a large diamond ring dropped overboard near Central wharf. Diver Nickerson found the ring in twenty feet of water after an hour of diving, earning generous thanks from Mears and praise from waterfront men.
Paris correspondents report blue as the fashionable street color for hot weather. The piece argues blue looks cool and influences mood, while bright red or yellow gowns feel oppressive on sunny July days, with red flowers also producing discomfort.
The Curren-Mason wedding was held Monday at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Linden. Rev. Dr. Albert Danker officiated. Miss Edith Scrymgeom acted as maid of honor and Miss Mary Scrymgeom as bridesmaid. The couple plan a honeymoon at Buzzard’s Bay and will reside at 69 Brackenbury street Malden after July.
The Guardian reports Russia plans to instruct agents in Paris to acquire as many Suez Canal shares as possible. The imperial treasury at St. Petersburg has allotted 20 million pounds to obtain the shares within three years.
New York delegates to the national convention of the League of Republican Clubs departed from Grand Central Station at 7 o'clock in a special train. About 190 people were aboard the train for the journey to Cleveland.
A description of color psychology for winter wear notes blue feels cold and fades, while red is loved in winter. It highlights a blue street gown with white lace and satin trim, plus a green organza dress with zigzag ribbon and green bows. A green Soler straw hat completes the look.
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