Honest butter bill sparks farmer partisan drive in Massachusetts
Mass. farmers led by the Farmers League say the defeat of the honest butter bill exposes Republican ties to oleo interests and prompts a planned city rural alliance. They cite pledges from candidates, outline lobbying pressures, and pledge to back only those who support the bill in the coming fall election.
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Commonwealth
Grand Old Party
Republican State Committee
House
Senate
Metcalf
Sprinefield
Cassandra
State House
Brackett
Springfield
Republican Party
Chicago
F. Clark
Granby
Mass
Myrick
Boston
Farmers’ League
Worcester
Levi C. Whitney
League
Haggerty
Whitney
Theodore C. Bates
William Everett
Gleason
Everett
Alden P. Jacques
Haverhill
Aaron Lowe
Gloucester
Sprague
Norfolk
Jacques
Essex
Oleo Menu
Goodwin
Massachusetts
Market calm with scarce good stocks and bond talks
The New York market shows little change while the bond and stock outlooks stir activity. Rumors of Evie bonds to pay debt trigger selling, Erie officials deny immediate bond issues, and a possible $2 million Weehawken issue looms. Locally, Atchison earnings and Union Pacific quotations signal cautious sentiment.
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New York
Chicago
Evie
Atchison
A Futile Comparison Between German and Italian Opera
The Worcester Spy notes that Boston's Italian opera season fuels pit debate over German versus Italian styles. Audiences seek star singers like Patti and Tamagno, valuing vocal display over plot, orchestra, or drama. The piece argues the two schools differ fundamentally and urges recognizing the fact and ending the bickering.
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Boston
Patti
Tamagno
Woes of the Gospel ends with sermon on the Traitor
The Rev. Father Hall closed his Lenten series at St. John the Evangelist with a discourse on The Woe of the Traitor. He traced moral steps from worldliness to hypocrisy and betrayal, urging reverence for Christ and warning against passions like covetousness and insincerity. The sermon cited Judas as a warning and called for mercy and deliverance from rebellion.
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Father Hall
St. John the Evangelist
Dante
Lucifer
Judas Iscariot
Brutus
Cassius
Judas
Christ
Peter
Pilate
God
Art Museums and Their Influence on Communities
Beacon Society guests gather at the Vendome for a discussion on art museums and their impact on Boston and New England. Speeches by Francis W. Breed, E S Morse, and Dr. Samuel Eliot praise the Boston Art Museum, its recent million dollar improvements, and its role as a school of taste, economic asset, and cultural centerpiece shaping the city’s future.
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Beacon Society
Vendome
Francis W. Breed
Boston Art Museum
New England
South Kensington Museum
E. S. Morse
Salem
Europe
United States
Morse
Boston
Art Museum
France
Samuel Eliot
Florence
Paris
Berlin
Baconian Theory and The Tempest in Clapp Lectures
The final Chickering Hall lecture in Henry A. Clapp's six part series examined the Baconian theory of Shakespeare authorship and the play The Tempest. Clapp argued against Bacon, noting lack of direct evidence and highlighting Shakespeare’s humor and humanity. He also discussed cryptogram critiques and the Tempest as perhaps Shakespeare's last work with unity of action and enchanted island imagery.
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Henry A. Clapp
Chickering Hall
Shakspere
Clapp
Francis Bacon
Judge Holmes
St. Louis
Walpole
Bacon
Toby Matthew
Francis
Philospher
Ben Jonson
Donnelly
Mr. Donnelly
Florie
Montaigne
Collins
Wiley
Grant White
Prospero
Miranda
Ferdinand
Ariel
Mr. Clapp
Arie
Cole Embellishes Bellini Madonnas for The Century
April issue will feature two full page engravings by Timothy Cole the engraver. They depict Madonna and Child subjects from Giovanni Bellini’s altar pieces in Venice churches Saccaria and the Frari. The Century’s conductors claim modern wood engraving has rarely achieved such lasting value in this series created with the originals present.
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Timothy Cole
Giovanni Bellini
S. Zaccaria
Nervara Stomach Remedy Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement claims Dyspepsia and related symptoms stem from weak nerves of digestive organs and promotes Dr. Greene's Nervara as the best remedy. It tones the stomach, aids digestion, regulates liver and bowels, is vegetable and harmless, with gists selling at $1.00 per bottle.
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Greene
Nervura Cure Promoted By Dr. Greene in 19th Century Ads
S biographical ad claims Nervura cured nerves and stomach distress. Testimonials from James Foster of Providence and George W Lamb of Poughkeepsie praise rapid relief from nerves and insomnia after using the product. Dr. Greene, a Boston specialist, offers free consultations.
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Dr. Greene
Nervara
James Foster
Dorrance St
Providence, Kk. L
George W. Lamb
Water St
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Ensign Drake Ordered to Join Alliance at Alexandria
Ensign James C. Drake, awaiting orders in this city, is assigned to report to the United States steamship Alliance at Alexandria, Egypt. He sails for duty after receiving his orders.
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Wshington
James C. Drake
United States Steamship Alliance
Alexandria
Egypt
Frazer and Frenzel and Hovey and Jardine Marriages
In this city on March 26, Samuel W. Frazer wed Carolina Frenzel and Charles Hovey married Mary A. Jardine in ceremonies conducted by Rev. John Hood and by E. W. Darst respectively.
Death notices from city and towns list multiple obituaries
A compilation of death notices from Boston and surrounding towns lists William R. Gould Keziah Gordon Joseph Day Lydia L Haseltine Frank W Hayden Mrs M J Morrill George Bagsett Myra Louisa Tuton Catharine A Winslow Lewis Wood Alsadania M Wood and others. Notable entries include the widow of Rear-Admiral Winslow and a 12 year old boy. Funeral details given for Catharine A Winslow with burial at Roxbury.
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Gould
Westboro
William R. Gould
Gordon
Biddeford
Keziah
William Fr. Gordon
Hay
Joseph Day
Haseltine
North Cambridge
Lydia L
Moses D. Haseltine
Hayden
Boston
Frank W. Hayden
Morrill
Melrose
Benjamin Davis Winslow
St. James’s Church
Roxbury
Woood
Waltham
Lewis Wood
Wood
Salmon Falls
N. H
Alsadania M
Charles F. Wood
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