Boston Dost Circulation Soars in Six Weeks
Boston Dost reports its circulation has more than doubled in the last six weeks, noting strong reader demand and growing popularity of the independent local paper.
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Pugh Replies to Edmunds Highlights Mootness of Question
The reply by Senator Pugh to Senator Edmunds underscored the moot nature of the issue and exposed Edmunds’ partial truth. Pugh argued the Senate wastefully pursues party capital while Edmunds delayed full disclosure. The piece notes the President’s stance of no surrender and predicts growing public sympathy if the fight endures.
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Southern literary stride gains fresh credibility in debate
The Atlanta Constitution defends Southern literature against Walter Page and argues the South has produced national reputations in fiction drama poetry and science. It notes figures like Harris Cable Murfree Lanier Hayne Le Conte and others, praising renewed vigor and the region's growing contribution to American letters. North Carolina is singled out for timely recognition.
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Hearing on bond sale opens with protest over petitioners' rights
The initial proceedings at the State House reveal Republicans aiming to bar indemnification petitioners from hearing. The committee on claims may affect evidence and must grant a full fair hearing, or risk violating public trust and betraying their duty. Witnesses appeared with private counsel.
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Parade of seamen shows empty merchant marine plight
The piece argues that a pro free trade parade by American seamen is unlikely due to the nation’s lack of sailors. It notes a diverse foreign presence aboard ships and warns Congress must act to revive the U S merchant marine, suggesting bounties to recruit American seamen.
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Evarts Criticized for Refusing to Represent New York
The New York Commercial Advertiser denounces Mr Evarts for lacking a clear stance on a crucial issue, arguing the state must know his position. It says indifference is worse than opposition and calls for a decisive attitude or protective actions by voters.
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Liquor Club Bill Aims to Curb Wholesale Sale to Members
The liquor laws committee plans to report Senator Phillips's bill which treats club liquor rooms as common nuisances with fines or imprisonment. It allows towns voting for licenses to grant clubs a special license for member sales upon a $2 fee.
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Travel plans shock city as Adonis Dixey to depart
The metropolis reacts to Adonis Dixey announcing travel around the Fourth of July. Yet Mr. Skating-Rink Goodwin will take charge and promises a show likely to rival Dixey with a chorus of scantily dressed women.
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Sagacity and satire pass in a bustling urban column
A mixed bag of humorous notices and stray curiosities spans culture, politics, and daily life. It mentions Edmunds discovering a precedent and a President, Oscar Wilde’s non lecture visit condition, chaff about tax collectors and municipal schemes, and light quips from Chicago and Boston papers.
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Notable Figures and Events Blink Across World News
A sprawling Boston pageant of names and deeds spans politics, philanthropy, arts, and science. Figures include Judge Percival Barney, Justin McCarthy, Susan B. Anthony, Breckinridge, Robinson, O'Brien, King Humbert, Samuel J. Tilden, Captain Healey, and many others. The items touch a Glasgow meeting, suffrage, consignments of wine, rich collectors, education milestones, bankruptcies, and cultural transfers.
Mystery robbery puzzles Fort Worth family and town
A 12 year old reports a house robbery where 25 dollars in a china vase vanished. Police find no forced entry or visitors. The lad explains his family suspects everyone, while he muses on who will come out on top in the case.
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Archbishop Williams Marks Twentieth Anniversary of Consecration
The report notes the twentieth anniversary of Most Rev John J Williams's consecration as bishop of Boston. Born 1822, he was ordained at 23, later serving as rector of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and vicar general. He became bishop of Boston in 1866 and was archbishop in 1875, with a grand pallium ceremony. A solemn high mass at Holy Cross Cathedral honored the milestone with a large congregation.
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Silvan Lodge Concert and Ball Honors Sixty Third Anniversary
Silvan lodge No. 2 1 C O F held a concert and ball at Odd Fellows Hall last evening for its sixty third anniversary. About 150 couples attended. Performers included the Boston quartet George Barker G L Lansing AH W Harris H W Potter Achille Quariette Edith K E Andrews Kiama Hl Bailey Lillian N Frizsell Minnie J Rugley K H Frye and humorist. The reception committee consisted of W G Whitney W L Cattins W B Goodwin A W Walkup J J W F Wilson F M Baldwin J M Brown Herman Dose and CU F Frovgell.
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Plague of Platonic Attachments Ends in Fall from Grace
The article recounts the rise and fall of Pastor Downs once linked to the Tabor divorce case. A former Central Park Baptist Church member, Downs married Charles S. Glover’s daughter and used family ties to build a flourishing Bazaar business. Mortgage debts and betrayal followed, leading to disappearance for two years and a return to ministry in New Jersey before fading from the city. Glover, once wealthy, declined and never forgave his son-in-law.
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Syndicate Tactics and Postal Office Foes
In Boston, Hon H D Hadioceck of Portland and the Downs Syndicate defend their stance amid reporters as they deny circus ties. A Post reader asks who runs the post office, blasting the railway mail bureau chief as extravagant and detached from accountability.
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Will validity case of John Nickerson revisits probate
A hearing before Judge Harriman in Barnstable addresses reopening the Nickerson will dispute after the Supreme Court affirmed the probate decree. Relatives claim the will was signed under influence and that Nickerson was wealthier than shown. The decision may go to the Supreme Court.
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Boston Theatres Spotlight As The Mikado Ends And New Bills Open
Entertainment notes detail Mr H A M Glenen benefit at the Boston Theatre next Monday and the McCaull company presenting The Black Hussar for the first time in the city. Seats are in high demand with many sold out though Connelly at Adams House still has balcony seats.
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Death of Mrs Anagnos Daughter of Howe and Ward Howe
Mrs Julia Romana Anagnos wife of Michael Anagnos and eldest daughter of the late Dr Samuel G and Julia Ward Howe died yesterday morning. Born in Rome in 1844 she came to Boston and aided her father in the Perkins Institute for the Blind in South Boston. She married her father's assistant, Mr Anagnos, around 1871.
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Mrs. Anagnos and Her Intellectual Labor Highlighted
The text notes the 1877 appointment of Mrs. Anagnos as superintendent following Dr. Howe’s death. It praises her lifelong literary work including Stray Chords (1883) with poems on Goethe and others, her opera libretto Glenera, the Metaphysical Club she founded, and mentions her death from inflammatory rheumatism leading to typhoid fever.
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Brockton Loses Moriarty Pitcher Saddens City
A Plymouth county wail in the South Abington Times mourns Moriarty the Brockton pitcher lost to the South. The piece recounts civic grief from Brockton and nearby towns as the celebrated hurler heads south, with a humorous nod to Savannah and a tone of dramatic lament.
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Sewer Work Underway at Glover's Corner Junction
The sewer department reports the current job at Glover's Corner is the long awaited line lay. Construction starts at the East and Commercial streets junction and proceeds amid typical urban disruption.
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