The Post Doubles Circulation In Six Months
The Post reports its circulation has more than doubled in the last six months, framing the growth as a revenue and market expansion achievement for the newspaper.
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Our Own Times on Cleveland and the Globe
The piece defends President Cleveland against the Globe while praising his steady policy and party loyalty. It argues the Globe misreads him, urges continued support, and notes Democrats will make changes at the proper time. It also warns of global disease threats and urges local sanitary vigilance.
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Sunday Openings Debate in Parliament Across the Atlantic
The piece compares London and Boston on Sunday access to museums and libraries. It argues Lord Thurlow favors Sunday openings to broaden leisure and education, while Viscount Midleton warns against religious harm and loss of recreation on Sundays. The text urges Parliament to mimic Boston’s liberal Sunday provision.
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Cholera Threat Warns Seaboard Cities
The mayor and other coastal leaders echo the national board of health warning that cholera and other contagious diseases are spreading at southern European ports. Vigilance is urged in handling passengers and cargo from all contagion-prone ports. The disease’s reach remains wide with outbreaks in France’s Winisterre and beyond.
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Population pressure and the future of American growth
The passage argues that immigration and internal population growth will soon outpace available land and resources. It warns of labor absorption, lumber depletion, and coal limits, urging farmers to intensify production and the nation to adopt liberal trade policies and expand markets globally.
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Vase Valuation Question Sparks Debate on Worth
An old remark notes that paying sums like $18 000 or $6 000 for a six inch vase is undue and suggests the piece may have little intrinsic value.
American support for Irish independence grows nationwide
The Springfield Republican argues the Irish question now forms a broad American movement in support of Charles Stewart Parnell and his parliamentary party. It lauds the cause as a true American idea and appeals to liberty loving humanity, urging Americans to back Irish self government.
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Esteemed Contemporaries The Globe Lecture to the President
The Globe’s morning lecture to President Cleveland is witty yet instructive showing counter training works even on ardent apostates. The World mocks suffrage proponents while praising women’s potential influence and hints the editor may seek votes if overworked in Washington.
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Partisan Exchange in Open Sessions Debate
The Advertiser argues its role as a party organ and contrasts Senator Logan supporting open nominations with Republicans and Democrats reacting to executive measures. It condemns the Journal as partisan and widely read by biased readers, asserting virtue in a sharp political clash.
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Fragments of Wit and World News in a 19th Century Column
A jumble of quips and short items covers illness in Pittsfield, political jests about Henry Watterson, Pasteur and detectives, Danish butter laws, a vanished Atlanta suburb, Sarah Bernhardt, and Irish moonlighters. The piece blends sarcasm with brief notices, anecdotes, and humorous observations.
Personal notes on diplomats and public figures in society
A collage of brief items reports M. J. B. Pasteur’s promotion in Rome, social critiques, and anecdotes about Margery Dean, Arch and Lady Dufferin. It cites Thomas Hughes’s forthcoming Peter Cooper biography, sale prices for a cup from Malplaquet, and remarks on US Senate members and diplomats.
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Debaters Find Support for Cleveland Amid Political Debate
The discussion over Mr. Edmunds resolution nears end with Democrats favored in argument. Republicans concede Cleveland’s patriotism and prudence guiding the nation. Citizens view him as steady, reforming, and protecting currency, public lands, and citizens abroad.
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Gould and labor ties aid for speculator amid market unrest
The piece notes a loose bond between Mr. Gould and the Knights of Labor, suggesting temporary gains for the great speculator as he returns to loading up in a demoralized stock market with industrial agitation.
Vase traced to China in $200 sale claim
The New York Times says the famed peach-blow vase was bought in China for the American Art Association for 200 dollars. We doubt the tale but hope the report proves true as we condemn wasteful extravagance by the man involved.
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Maps That Pay: Nebraska Colored Charts Sell to Robbers
West tells bribe seeking agents he has no money yet offers the best colored maps in ten hues. He tapes one to a tree and sells thieves a varnished Nebraska map showing divisions in rainbow colors, exposing a clever street scam. The remark comes amid a satirical contrast on costly science and practical misuses of effort.
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Nanonw Opera Chorus Dazzles In Hollis Street Theatre
The Nation opera company brings a striking chorus of drummers to Hollis Street Theatre next Monday night. In maroon tights and updated armour, they march and countermarch with precision and perform the melodic "Nanon, in Rapture Come to Thee" with a dreamy tone.
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Beethoven Quartet Delivers Fourth Concert at Apollo Hall
The Beethoven quartet performed in the Euterpe season last evening at Apollo Hall. The program included Beethoven op. 18 no. 8, the second and third movements of Raff op. 77, and Dvorak op. 51. Raff’s piece impressed with precision and drew warm commendation. A fifth concert was announced featuring the Knessel quartet with works by Schubert Mendelssohn and Volkmann.
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