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Boston Post Post Publishing CO
Post Publishing Company
New York
Broadway and
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Washington
Corcoran Building
Fifteenth Street
Disappearing witnesses stall New York ceiling scandal inquiry
A New York Assembly investigation into the ceiling scandal falters as key witnesses including the superintendent, contractor, and architect vanish. The episode prompts speculation of a deliberate obstruction and underscores concerns over testifying officials. The piece also rebuts Berlin press claims about Irish and German voter tensions amid U S politics.
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New York Assembly
National Bankruptcy Law Movement Advances At St Louis Convention
The St Louis Wholesale Grocers Association helped push a national bankrupt law at a convention with delegates from many trades. Opponents mainly from the Far West and South. Most other regions supported the measure. A committee will draft a bill based on Judge Lowell’s proposal for action in Minneapolis in September.
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St. Louis
Lowell
Minneapolis
Oklahoma lands opened to settlement after Indian appropriation amendment
An amendment to the Indian appropriation bill directs payment for lands ceded by the Seminoles and Creeks and authorizes a commission to negotiate with the Cherokees and other Indians in the Indian Territory west of 96th degree. The move aims to expedite settlement and set up a full bill passage after the next Congress session.
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Oklahoma
Hoar
Senate
Congress
PARNELL Commission Presses Past Speeches for Fairness
The PARNELL commission shows impatience with Attorney General Webster for quoting anti Home Rule speeches by Liberal leaders like Gladstone. The court focuses on present fairness rather than 1882 remarks and rejects party political use of past history by the Times counsel.
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Parnell Commission
Webster
Gladstone
The
Times
Parnell Conspiracy Claims Denied by Commission Remarks
The commission expressed impatience at the attorney-general’s course and refuted Radical accusations that it was an instrument of oppression in Mr Parnell’s case. The narrative suggests early charges lacked conviction, yet events later vindicated justice supporters.
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Berlin
Norddeutsche Zeitung
Samoa
Congress
State Department
Bayaro
Blaine
Parnell
Blaine Dominates New Cabinet and Boston Budget Reform
The piece criticizes President Harrison for not curbing Blaine influence as Blaine and his allies shape the Cabinet. It notes assistants Miller and Winthrop, Wanamaker and others, and questions future governance. The text also discusses Boston fiscal policy, street and sewer cuts, tax revenue gains, and cautions about urban spending and political influences.
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Buatner
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Windom
Miller
Colonel Noble
Missouri
Treasury
Wincom
Minnesota
Wall Street
Wanamaker
Quay
WaAwna- Maker
State Department
The Auditor's Estimates and Boston Tax Fears
Taxpayers warned the city may face an effective tax rate near twenty dollars per thousand if current estimates are enacted. The delay in presenting department figures to the Mayor and auditor, then to the city council, defies the ordinance and undermines pledged fiscal restraint.
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Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
West Chester Park
Cross Roads
Beacon Street
St. Mary’s Street
Brookline
The Doctrine of Neutrality and Maritime Justice
The piece argues for vigilant neutrality enforcement in Haiti and recalls the Meteor case to warn against unjust seizures. It discusses maritime law, contraband shipments, and the need for proper evidence, alongside commentary on M. Coquelin and English French drama with notes on acting and literature.
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Santissima Trinidad
United States
Phillimore
Story
Evarts
Geneva
England
New York
Haiti
Boston
Spain
Panama
District Court
State Department
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Justice Nelson
Supreme Court of the United States
Art Age proposes national congress of art associations
The Art Age advocates annual congresses of country art associations. With many local societies, a satisfactory convention can assemble diverse artists. The plan aims to unite painting sculpture architecture and the industrial arts, fostering a national artistic spirit.
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The
Art Age
Questioned Samoa Fight Report Sparks Patriotism Debate
The piece notes no new information on an alleged Samoa fight and questions how Kiel carried the report. It mocks journals treating the rumor as fact, calling the widespread patriotism exposure a case of overzealous national pride.
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Samoa
Kiel
Mary Anderson Shuns St Louis After Harsh Press
Reporters in St Louis are blamed for driving actress Mary Anderson from the city by detailing her conduct at an early mass in a Western fashion. The illustrated piece allegedly provoked tears and a resolve to avoid a place where such impertinence could occur.
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St. Louis
Mary Anderson
Miss Amelia Epwards Lectures Attract Cultural Boston Audience
The column notes that Miss Amelia B. Epwards will deliver lectures in Boston, possibly at the Lowell Institute, where she will be welcomed by a cultured public. It praises her as an eminent authority on the subjects she covers and highlights the appeal of hearing her speak.
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Amelia B. Epwards
Lowell Institute
Boston
Moszkowki
Miss Stevens
Chopin
Kirchner
Twelfth Juror Chosen in Kerr Boodle Trial
John E. Cushman a baker of 806 Third Avenue was selected as the twelfth juror in the Kerr boodle case. The trial will proceed tomorrow after 804 jurors were examined over three weeks as the court sought a full panel.
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New York
John E. Cushman
Third Avenue
Boodle
Alderman Kerr
Dakota Governor Facing Removal Bid in North Dakota
Forty five North Dakota legislators telegraphed President Harrison requesting removal of Governor Church and the appointment of Frederick McCormack as acting governor to curb further vetoes the Journal special reports.
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Dakota
Minneapouis
Minn
The
Journal
Bismarck
Harrison
Church
Frederick McCormack
Boston commentary on Hart veto and cigarette debate
In Boston a letter lauds Mayor Hart for vetoing a Public Garden fountain gift and questions the design. The writer argues cigarettes are harmful, cites medical authorities, and recalls inauguration scenes with Buffalo Bill and General Grant era horses Leopard and Linden Tree belonging to Randolph Huntington.
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Cody
Randolph Huntington
Rochester
N. Y
Maritana at the Boston Opera Company falls short
The Boston Theatre hosted a Boston Opera Company staging of Wallace’s Maritana with Alida Varena, Lizzie Macnichol, Franz Vetta, William Castle, and E M Knight. Critics faulted weak vocal fit for the hall, underscoring a small chorus and lackluster ballet, while praising Vetta and Macnichol and noting Stevens’s strong personality despite musical excesses.
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Don Cesar
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Saale
Frank Pieri Lzarpiuo
Lizzie Macnichol
Owaetee
Charles Connell
Pione Marsland
Alida Varena
Fanny Gonzales
Marchioness
Lazarillo
Don Jose
William Castle
William Carleton
Miss Cary
Kellogg
Castle
E. M. Knight
Charles II
Boylston Club Concert Delights with Fine Ensemble
The Boylston Club opened its third season concert in Music Hall under poor weather, with Warren A. Locke C. E. Hay and E. Strasser as soloists. Highlights included The Winter Mountaineer Morning Song of the Shepherdess and Dvorak partsongs, while Romberg cantata sounded antiquated to the reviewer.
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Warren A. Locke
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E. Strasser
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Osgood
Dvorak
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Romberg
Boston Orchestral Club Demonstrates Growth in Second Concert
The Boston Orchestral Club presented a varied program at Tremont Temple with works by Fest Raff Mendelssohn Wagner and Gounod. Under leader Chadwick the amateur ensemble showed notable improvement in tone and unity, with Whiting as soloist and Chorus well drilled, earning praise for discipline and vitality.
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Tremont Temple
Reinecke
Eeessereeeees Raff
Mendelssohn
Arthur Whiting
Arthur Whiting. “the Shepherds Danced” Chorus and Orchestra. Ballabile
Seerrees Schumann
Chadwick
J. Arthur Whiting
Rafft
Miss Stevens Gives Modern Piano Recital at Miller Hall
Miss Neally Stevens presented a recital of seventeen modern arrangements of contemporary music at Miller Hall last night. The performer, praised by eminent pianists and various newspapers, demonstrated a finished technique, sweet touch, and notable vigor, delivering an engaging and impressive concert.
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Miss Stevens
Neally Stevens
Miller Hall
Reichsboten
Vossische Zeitung
Quips From A Distant Presses And Public Notices
A collage of satirical notices and snippets from New York and Boston papers. It lampoons Prohibition era spelling quirks, fashion notes on Boston’s business women, political jabber about Governors Ames and West Virginia contenders, and a humorous jury duty anecdote involving a man and his wife.
Ex Governor Furnas Aims For Office In Harrison Era
Washington chatter notes ex governor Furnas willing to accept any office including assistant secretaryhip as Cabinet plans swirl. West Virginia court drama and New York patronage battles color a national scene as Wheeler Robinson and Godkin resign from city civil service board.
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Everett P. Wheeler
Edmund Randolph Robinson
E. L. Godkin
Grant
The
Municipal Civil Service
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