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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1886

Page

2

Labouchere Denies Gladstone Home Rule Initiative

Labouchere rebuts that Gladstone did not spring home rule on Parliament. He says Gladstone offered cabinet support if pursued, otherwise would present his views to the House. The claim was written to Lord Salisbury's nephew Mr Belfour, then president of the local government board, and shown to the cabinet. Gladstone acted only after the offer was declined. Echoes of strikes persist. Edison Electric moved Williamsburg works to Schenectady, costing $100,000 in wages. Four weeks of shirt and collar trades losses in Troy amount to $625,000, with strikers now back on prior terms. The facts urge wiser caution before striking.

Labouchere England Gladstone Arthur Belfour Lord Ssalisbury Mrr Lord Carnarvon Mr. Parnell Edison Electric Light Company Williamsburg Schenectady Troy Lord Salisbury Lord Randolph Churchill Mr. Gladstone Saturday Review Roger Williams Massachusetts Bay Colony Narragansett Bay General Court Williams Massachusetts Bay Roger Willams Teger Williams Rewer Williams Massachusetts

Labor union boycott against Theiss beer garden leader

The Central Labor Union of New York enforced a boycott on beer garden proprietor George Theiss for employing musicians and waiters not in the union. Placards, street parades, and pressure on his suppliers and mortgage holder followed, culminating in Theiss signing the union agreement and paying 1600 for expenses. The trial of boycott organizers continues and a key witness discusses union control over wages and hiring.

Central Labor Union of New York George Theiss Harlem Jim Theiss Wilzig Central Labor Union

Great British Home Rule Debate Opens After Dissolution

The imminent dissolution of Parliament and near English elections spark the home rule contest. Gladstone and allies Morley Harcourt Parnell lead Liberal moral grounds, while Unionists led by Salisbury face a sharp, preemptive strategy. The Saturday Review hints at tactical moves to shield sitting Unionists and tilt the balance against Gladstone’s plans.

Gladstone Edinburgh Glasgow John Morley William Harcourt Parnell Labouchere

Democratic reform and offices sparking party unity concerns

The Mobile Register argues against the view that party organization relies on offices to win. It warns that Democratic success depends on reform minded action, and criticizes papers and politicians who oppose civil service reform. It urges citizens to reject a scramble for rewards and counter plots with every policy shift.

Mobile Register South

Gladstone Home Rule Bill Defeated Vividly Told by Mrs Sullivan

Chicago journalist Margaret Sullivan portrays Gladstone during the June 7 House of Commons defeat of the home rule bill. Her vivid portrait fuses power, passion, and pathos as Ireland seeks justice. The scene ends with a 39 vote loss and Irish MPs cheering as the minister adjourns.

House of Commons Gladstone Margaret ¥. Sullivan Chicago New York Sun Ireland England Great Britain

Political debate over party unity and veto power

In Republican circles the question is whether Brother Bisine's nomination can unite the party. Opinions suggest the party should be convinced of the possibility. The veto use is criticized as undermining Congress's honesty, with claims of incompetence or lack of justice for veterans. Critics accuse Congressmen of courting soldier votes for personal gain.

Miller Union College Ifat Brother Bisine Atlanta Constitution Congress Biddeford Journal

Sound principle on pensions faced with tax funding

A Republican report misled by misrepresented motives sought a political edge but failed. The idea of funding pensions via Democratic-leaning contributions was folly. The piece argues any broad pension expansion should be financed by direct taxation, a sound principle amid controversial proposals.

Field Democratic Party The Republic N. Y

Mile. Aimee Denies Virginie Role Amid Family Illness

The singer Mile. Aimee explains she cannot perform Virginie in The Maid of Belleville due to her mother's serious illness and a one week deadline to learn the score. She details contract conflicts with Simmonds & Brown and producers Lederer and Byrne, and mentions potential legal action while asserting she will fight for the truth.

N. ¥. Times Mile Aimee Virginie Messrs Lederer Byrne Mamma France Mme. Ottomeyer Madame Simmonds & Brown Star Theatre Mammail Union Square Theatre Milo Louise Laplache Dow Mille

Popular Science Monthly July highlights and England’s political contrasts

The July issue features Wells on taxation and Mexico alongside seismic studies by Joan Milne and brain care by A L Ranney. Richards writes on exercise and health while other pieces cover silk culture and meteorites. An Unitarian Review note compares English and American legislation, noting frictionless constitutional change in Britain vs US hurdles.

Popular Science Monthly David A. Wells Mexico Joan Milne International Scientific Series A. L. Ranney E. L. Richards M. W. Nrecks M. A. Daubree Co. B. Warring J. C. Welch Unitarian Review Thomas Hills Logic Limited John W. Chadwick John A. Bellows Amiel S. R. Calthrop Israel America House Senate England Tennyson

Quotable Blots From Many Papers on Politics and Society

A compilation of humorous and critical snippets from several newspapers. The notes poke at European affairs, New World politics, social habits, fashion, and editorial feuds, with jests about editors, politicians, and public figures. All items are brief aphorisms and lighthearted editorial quips from various dates and places.

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