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General Guild’s claim on hides tariff face value and doubt
The Essex Club debate questions General Curtis Guild’s tariff stance on hides. It argues the Dingley tariff’s removal would be political theater benefiting the Chicago Beef Trust and its campaign backers, calling the hide tax a useless levy on shoemakers and leather exporters.
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Open Car Seat Crowding Sparks New York Fashioned Reform
The piece laments the rise of stand up passengers in New York streetcars and argues Boston solved similar issues without city decrees. It cites public protest, aldermanic action, and a voluntary company rule against open car crowding, urging self regulation by the people.
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Best Boat in New England Yacht Contest Yet
The wreck of the cup challenger is being repaired by Mr. Watson on the opposite shore while the Herresholffs have prepared the Constitution for sailing again after clearing wreckage and fitting a new mast. Captain Haff sails the Independence in Massachusetts Bay and astonishes onlookers with her performance. Newport races are two weeks away with Bristol and Poston boats set to race. Duncan of New York and Lawson of Boston will also compete if etiquette allows. The Independence proved its windward and fore-aft sailing quality in a trial before the wind, and two weeks remain to ready her for June races against the Constitution, prompting speculation about the New York Yacht Club's reaction if Independence proves the best boat.
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Dr E Bertjamin Andrews Reinstated to Brown University Board
Dr E Bertjamin Andrews is elected a Brown University trustee once more by a near unanimous alumni vote. Once ousted four years ago after his support for bimetallism and free silver, he returns as Congress member Joseph H Walker has left office, illustrating politics yielding to education over time.
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Public duty debated as bribery charge in council
Councilman Henry M. Wing accused a member on Thursday evening of attempting bribery to sway votes on a loan and appropriation bill. The article argues bribery is a criminal offense and demands action by District Attorney to bring guilty parties to justice.
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Public duty urged to pursue alleged crime
The speaker defends Councilman Wing's charge and insists on open punishment if a crime occurred. Wing is portrayed as deliberate, not reckless, and urged to take steps to bring criminals to justice for the public good.
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Murky View Of Warvard Fence Delights And Dull News
Readers note the new Warvard University fence still under construction as an eyesore while graduates handle duties at class day. The column mentions Col Darling hosting guests, ex Senator Rourke’s scrapbooks, a St Stephen’s parish picnic plan, a Tremont Fishing Club lobster tale, Rev. McGoldrick’s recovery, and Boston police pursuit of murder mysteries including Blondin and Neponat River clues.
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Dorchester Streets Criticized for Poor Cleaning and Carnival Notes
A Dorchester borough report attacks the street department for infrequent sweeping, noting dirt and debris ten inches deep over granite paving. The Fourth of July carnival features a historic flag at Jamaica Plain, while Lt. Barry of the Quincy police recounts a failed cross examination of two boys.
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Lost valuables reported after nap in Franklin Park
Thomas Kelliher, about 30, reported at Jamaica Plain station that while at Franklin Park he fell asleep on the grass. He woke to find his watch and $3 missing after meeting two unknown men.
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Eligible Daughters and Cane for a Duke in Shoreline Farce
A fragmentary verse and prose collage shows a seaside drama about three daughters seeking marriage amid failed suitors. Interwoven bits mention Julia Jenny and Kate, a shrewd mother, a Westbound papa, and stray lines about a poet, a diver, and a brown tail moths convention at Somerville and Cambridge.
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Cat and Other Pieces From a Curious Verse Collection
A fragmentary page presents a whimsical poem about a cat and its antics, plus a humorous bit of street wit. It includes unrelated quips about Nantasket and a Boston police encounter, and ends with short satirical verses and a signature Newtown Newki.
Schoolhouse Luncheon Menu and Dessert Recipe Catalog
A menu listing items for luncheon and dinner including fried perch, salmon salad, olives, bread, coffee, and desserts. It features a frosted custard pie recipe with a rich crust and meringue topping, and ends with an address in West Somerville Massachusetts.
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If and the Yellow Powder That Saved a Life
Mrs Grinnell recalls a tale of fate and a sealed bottle of yellow powder. A doctor relies on it to stop a bleeding widow’s artery, an act that alters lives and links every “if” to a life saved.
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Business Men on College Boards
The New York Tribune notes that business leaders influence higher education beyond donations. It cites Samuel Hill of Minneapolis Trust Co and others who have served as trustees, bringing their experience to Yale and Amherst boards. The article highlights younger executives shaping college governance.
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