Fixing his fences he thinks he is very popular
The essay attacks President Harrison's self deception about a possible renomination. It notes Republican leaders’ disgust at his misreading election results and his attempts to shape the party by moving Lemcke to treasurer, Huston to Russia, and Foster to secretary of the treasury. It argues most politicians doubt his chances and warn him to withdraw gracefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasmineTon
Spreran
Harrison
Reed
Indiana
Blaine
Lemcke
United States
Huston
Russia
White House
Republican Party
St. Petersburg
Legation
Indianapolis
Foster
the Treasury
Windom
Treasury Department
Harrior
South
John Sherman
Trea
Arthur
Washington
Friends of Great Reforms
Cleveland
Liberal Cause in Canada Cartwright Addresses Constituents
Sir Richard Cartwright, Liberal leader, publishes an address to South Oxford voters praising gains in the two central provinces on free trade stance while criticizing Sir John A. Macdonald’s approach. He vows ongoing opposition until Canada is freed from perceived economic folly. Ottawa reports the government majority at 31 with Caribou, Algoma to the government and Huntingdon to the opposition amid ongoing speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Richard Cartwright
Toronto
Ont
Oxford
Sir John Macdonald
United States
Peri
Ottawa
Caribou
Algoma
Huntingdon
Cabinet reshuffle rumors rely on last Cabinet stay
The strongest guess keeps most ministers intact. Ministers Carling and Colby were defeated, leaving Carling's plan to Peter White of Renfrew and Colby's seat to J. J. Curran of Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carling
Colby
Peter White
Renfrew
J. J. Curran
Montreal
Weekly Tenement Inspection Proposed To Cure Sweating System
An 1870s essay argues for close house to house oversight of tenements housing tailors and sweated labor. It cites England and Liverpool examples, praises reformers, notes fears of overreach, and urges weekly inspections with better light and air to curb disease and degradation. X. X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
England
Massachusetts
Octavia Hill
Mr. White
Brooklyn
Miss Collins
New York
Mia
Lincoln
Boston
London
Hamlet
Henry Bowditch
Liverpool
X. X
Victim Alleges Speculators Sold Bernhardt Tickets
A Tremont Theatre box office complaint recounts a line of buyers left cold outside while a young man secured seven front row seats for a speculator. The account alleges the official then directed others toward these resellers, selling nearly all seats except a matinee, provoking claims of unfair favoritism and illegitimate trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
Gebhard Accepts 20000 in Erie Railway Horse Loss Suit
The suit for 75000 brought by Fred Gebhard against the Erie Railway over horses lost on Aug 13 1888 has been settled for 20000. Horses Eole Eolist Palanka Pauline Certainty Sweetheart She Frank and Orphan Boy died in the Jersey City to Shohola express wreck. Stablemen were bruised and all harness lost. Attorneys Platt and Bowers noted the contract limit of 75 per animal prompted the compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Gebhard
Fred Gebhard
Erie Railway
Jersey City
Shohola
Eole
Eolist
Palanka
Pauline
Certainty
Sweetheart
She
Frank
Orphan Boy
St. Saviour
Messrs
Platt
Bowers
Gebhard
Surprises Anticipated in Second Half of Autograph Sale
Auction house C. F. Libbie & Co. will offer Part II of Professor Leffingwell’s autograph collection starting March 17. Rich with 3300 titles and documents, the volume includes the Signers of the Declaration and a notable Lynch and Gwinnett pair, with estimates rising as rarities attract keen competition among collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leffingwell
C. F. Libbie & Co
New York
Lewis J. Cist
John 8
Fogg
Leftingwell
Lynch and Gwinnett
Draper
Lynch
Thomas Lynch
Button Gwinnett
André
William Munson
Napoleon
Massachusetts
William Eustis
Mather
Salem
Shay
Washington
Garfield
Bibliophiles delight in deluxe Magazine Vivant review
A Boston Art Students Association audience filled Association Hall for the edition de luxe of Magazine Vivant. The program featured The School of Vestals by Le Roux, portraits of Vestals, and a mix of poems and tableaux by Aldrich Pyle and others, with readings by Ticknor and performances by Miss Davis and Miss Reed. The evening showcased patroness support, lively stage imagery, small mishaps, and plans for a repeat show on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Hall
Boston Art Students’ Association
Grundmann
Museum of Fine Arts
George B Chase
Edward W. Codman
William.Fay
John Jy. Gardner
Augustus Hemenway
G Loring
John Lowell
Edward Robinson
J. Montgomery Sears
Henry Whitman
School of Vestals
le Roux
Edith Brown
Caroline Pratt
Mary C. Sears
Helen Cort
Howard Pyle
Agnes Blake
Uue
Otho Cushing
Géorge Blair
Giener
Icknor
Sturt
Helen McKay
Ethel Reed
Philip Wangher
Beatrice Herford
Rosina
Plymouth Rock
Holker Abbott
Snyder
Dave
Miss Winock
Mr. Fisher
Miss Reed
Davis
H. Winthrop
Marriages and obituaries from Boston and surrounding area
Notices record multiple marriages and obituaries across Boston and nearby towns. Entries include Blythe-Chabourne, Brown, Cook, French, Hasep, Harraden, Hawes, Kingsbury, Mauduit, Nelson, Vinal, Whitman, Abbott, Bayon, Addock, with dates and locations such as Portland Boston Roslin Arch Somerville Pembroke and Knott. includes funeral notices and requests to omit flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Josiah W. Brown
Cook
Roslin Arch
James H
Eaxbury
Sewall French
Catherine L. Cee
Charles French
Hasep
William
Marlboro
Harraden
Alanover
Mags
Jase
Helen T E t.Harriaen
Aden
St. Ansoar
Shar Hawes
Adeline Blanchard Ties
Charles Henry Mva Eevile
Cal
Susan
Wadow
Jamin Ingalls
Bos- Kingsstiey
Somerville
Edward Kingsbury
Maudul
Berch
Dward Mauduit
Nelson
Maren
Annie Bigelow
Wits
Thunera U
Poe
Morey
Maye
Pta
Vinal
Ity
Harrison O
Arte
Whitman
Pembroke
Marc
Caroline Whitman
Dau Ayan Kilborn
Elizabeth’Winslow Whitman
Sott
Abbott
Lydia
Jon C. Abbott
Bayon
Keensett
South Wilton
Conn
Elieapeth Vaughn
Olivia H
George Bacon
Barnstable
Addock
Pesook
Trinity
Fogich
Statements Probed on Boston Widespread Inquiry
A Boston press probe details investigations into recent statements published in the paper. It cites experts including Howard D. Moore attorney at law and Izo H. Campbell of the Boston and Maine Railroad who affirm authorizations and express faith in remedies such as Paine's Celery Compound after ineffective medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Howard D. Moore
Washington Street
Moore
New England
Izo H. Campbell
Boston & Maine Railroad
Gloucester
Paine
Waterhouse backs Celery Compound cure in Boston
M A Waterhouse of 521 Washington Street in Boston states publicly that Paine s Celery Compound cured a long standing multi symptom illness within one week after three physicians failed. He calls the remedy extraordinary and valuable, sharing his personal observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Waterhouse
Boston
Washington Street
Paine
Wedding at King's Chapel United Mr Lapham and Miss Soule
At noon yesterday in King's Chapel Charlestown SC Mr Samuel Lapham married Miss Annie Gregg Soule daughter of the late Captain Souis of Duxbury Rev Charles F Russell of Weston performed the ceremony. Best man was Luther Lapham with ushers Horace T Fogg Charles Coburn and Paul W Griffin. Organist R J Lang played selections from Weber Wagner and Mendelssohn and both wedding marches. The couple plan to travel to Charleston DC for home with friends in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Chapel
Samuel Lapham
Charlestown
S.C
Annie Gregg Soule
Captain Souis
Duxbury
Charles F. Russell
Weston
Luther Lapham
Horace T. Fogg
Cambridge
Charles Coburn
Medford
Paul W. Griffin
West Medford
R. J. Lang
Weber
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Beethoven
New York
New England
Charleston
D.C
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Leffingweil
Vivant
Blythe
Chabourne
Portland
Ore
Tha. Giaote
Charles F. Blythe
Chadbourne
Boston Reporter's
Boston Globe
Lapaham—Soule
King’s Chapel
George Wright
Wright & ‘Ditvon
J. H. Hanaford
Reading
William Gordon
O’brien
St. Johns
N. F
Green’s Pond
Bonavista Bay
Ronn
Annavolis Co
PA Hs Rake
eLorags Rs
Wet Healy
Round Bill
Pickels & Mills
Annapolis
Boston Museum
M. RM
Abbey & Schoeffel
Messing
ABBEY
Schoefel & Graubez
Sarah Bernaardt
LA Tosca
Mats
Isaac B. Rich
Lissr Rublics
Joseph Arthur
Donnelly and Miller
Cal Opera
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Yon Yonson
Herge Ine
Peim Rose & Wes
Sivste Els
Actory Fund
Beais
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Gus Williams
John T. Kelly
Josepil
Lincoln ST. Chambers
Sargent’s Block
Whitcomb, Wead & CO
Equitable Building
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
State Street
Howard Atheneum
Moucur
Mascy
Devil's Mine
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Sat
Aly
WELK
PilLiam H. Baldwwiy
W. B. Clarke
Gene
Arthur Whiting
Austeinert Hall
So'clock
Franz Kneisel
Anton Hekring
Mesto
M. Stelpert & Sons
Cyclorama Erusalem
Trempout St
Formeny Veelysbarg
Directrom Palestine
Cee Ee Ee New Publications
Tolet
High
Hartford Streets
Fort Hill
W. E. P. Weeks
Water Street
E. W. Tyler
Tremont ST
WM. C. Strong
Waban
Mass
Norfolk Ave
Boone
GEO. C. Apeleton
Staite St
A. W. Davis
Northampton St
Harvard Collece
Charles P. Curtis, Jr
Court Street
Wendell and
Hartford Sts
W. B. P. Weeks
Water St
Pearl Street
Hartford St
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Real Esuite
Neuila Ors
Marigauges
Devonshire
Mechanics’ Fair
GEO. W. Beardsley Piano CO
Tremont Street
Isuilding
WM. Franklin" Hall
Kaw Tee Temp
Globe Building
Washington Aiso
Commonwealth of Massachuetts
State House
Mar
A. mi
James W. McDonald
Eugene M. Moriarity
Washington Shington
Portland St
Fice Pures
Houghton, Mifflin & Co.'s New Books
Heaven
Lucy Larcom
Joan F. Genung
Amherst College
Houghton, Miflin & Co., Bostom
ST. Augustine, Fla. Hotel San Marco
Ocean
Ainslie & McGil.vray, Munsgores
Amplewood
White Mountains
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