Sugar-coated counsel for Knights of Labor reform
A critique urges Knights of Labor members to embrace Powderly's guidance, condemns the boycott and violence, praises prudence and legality, and foresees the order returning to its original aims as a lawful aid to workers. It argues the movement caused fear but should become an association elevating and protecting its members.
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Vanishing of American in London Sparks Theories of Foul Play
A prominent American, Mr. Nourse, disappeared in London about March 1 after leaving a hotel to catch a train to Liverpool. He sent a telegram from Euston station saying Adriatic Thursday, then vanished with no trace despite vigorous search and police effort.
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Alderman Jaehne Faces Bribery Charge in Broadway Rail Robbery
The article condemns Alderman Jaekne awaiting trial on bribery charges linked to the Broadway railway theft. It notes rumors of his role as a fence and mocks the political weight carried by implicated figures, implying Sing Sing prison would be a familiar fate for him.
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Veterans in Arizona oppose proposed service pensions in Congress
Some Mexican War veterans in Arizona express dissatisfaction with the pension amounts in the pending bill. The article notes their past service and prompts for more detailed accounts from the battle-scarred heroes.
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Spain’s Succession Question and Queen Christina’s Birth
The article weighs the impact of Queen Christina of Spain possibly bearing a prince or princess. It notes Carlist and Republican factions would exploit Salic law debates, and that many prefer a male heir to preserve order amid potential internal dissension.
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Leahy’s bill clash over telephone rate reform
A House discussion centers on Mr Leahy proposing a substitute bill to fix telephone rates instead of a committee report. He was absent when the bill was offered, prompting editorial disagreement with his provisions tied to Mr Oxley’s sponsorship. The paper urges not to waste House time on his remarks.
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Gladstone Defends Home Rule Bill Amid Imperial Debate
Mr Gladstone moved the second reading of his home rule bill outlining the principles and remedies for discontent. Lord Hartington responded feebly as the government considers limited Irish representation in the Imperial Parliament for joint measures. Present indications point to bill success.
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Nonsensical snippets mix of quotes and notices in 19th century chatter
A jumble of quotes, witticisms, and social jabs from various sources. The item weaves remarks on Ann Archy Downs Captain Scott and a Canadian captain, plus notices about Noah Parent shoe dealer and Life magazine quips. It references legislative bills, jokes about liberty in Vermont, and a possible riot spirit among Chicago capitalists.
Notable Vignettes From Public Life and Arts
Secretary Manning now drives daily while Governor Harrison plans a Vermont vacation. Mrs. Hendricks returns to Indianapolis from the Pacific coast and Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton sails for Europe aboard the Cephalonia from Boston on June 3. Abel Heemer, 90, of Concord Mass. lives on a family farm since 1635. Representative J W Throckmorton will not seek re election. Edison returns to Akron with his bride and plans a New York summer before Florida fall. Senator Logan to speak in Providence May 21 hosted by the Young Men’s Republican Club and Governor Wetmore. Miss Marian Foster returns to New York after a productive Washington winter. Marie Van Zandt now at Wiesbaden health improved, recovery near. Prince Bismarck thanks supporters with facsimile autographs. Kate Stoneman, Albany normal school graduate, passes bar exam. Silas Gurney recalls aiding Dixey the actor, now earning $25 000 yearly. Swineford in Washington plans Alaska return regardless of confirmation. Buckner Kentucky governor bid possibly upset by Milton J Durham for Comptroller. The Souther nomination for Shep herdsville Pioneer cited. Joseph Williams accused London writer of Hugh Conway tale Living or Dead under fake name. A Pittsburg faith cure uses father General Moorehead’s mansion for daily services. Ezekiel the American sculptor shines in Rome with bronze portraits of Cardinal Hohenlohe and Abbe Lizst, praised by his circle.
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Editorial Tribute and Local Anecdotes From a Boston Area Town
A columnist recalls a palatial new Centre Street office for a paper, features a tale of “honorable bilk” remarks about Massachusetts legislators, and recounts anecdotes from Denis Kearney’s campaign, including a dentist turned political figure and a stubborn postmaster near Detroit.
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Prize Drill and Dance of Company C First Regiment Held at Boylston Hall
The annual event at Boylston Hall featured a prize drill judged by Captains Carte son and Atkins and Captain Barry. First prize went to First Sergeant P A Dyer, second to Second Sergeant Georges F Quimby. Afterward the company danced until 1 am with floor director C O Newton and sides J R Griffiths and several privates.
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Indian citizenship committee objects to amendments
The Indian citizenship committee chaired by Hon. F. C. Prince adopts a memorial opposing House committee on Indian affairs proposed changes to the generality bill. They believe the amendments destroy the bill’s value and defeat its objects.
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Fashion Notes From Philadelphia and Paris Fad Trends
The piece describes late 19th century style fads with close fitting backs and loose fronts, lace and embroidery on capes and bodices, and imitated homespuns. It notes umbrellas with colorful coverings, garters with bells, luminous window drapes, and shamrocks as a Parisian charm. Pearls, beads, and jeweled accessories rise in popularity along with decorative menus and novelty table items.
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Poisoning Cases Linked to Highlands Lemon Pies
Several lemon pie poisonings at the Highlands are traced to a single baker. The Nickerson family on Tremont Street fell ill within two hours, with stomach pain and cramps, and three recovered but remain weak. Dibbern family on Windsor Street also suffered but recovered. Doctors cite tainted ingredients or contaminated utensils as the likely cause.
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Drowning of John Riley Aboard Harbor Rowboat
On Monday evening Captain D. W. Inglis of the American Oaks found 18 year old John Riley in a water filled rowboat in the harbor. He was unconscious with head wounds and died later at City Hospital after Dr. Elliott treated him. Riley's father Thomas became ill upon hearing the news and was taken home.
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Arnold on Home Rule and Future Reform
The Philadelphia Times argues Arnold’s anti rule stance won't delay home rule, noting great movements advance despite opposition and retrospective views reveal more obstructionists than moral reformers. Times suggests reform arrives when times are ripe, while anti-reformers fade.
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Warner's Safe Cure Advertises Blood Purifier
A 19th century health ad attacks blood impurities claiming Warner's Safe Cure cleanses thick blood to prevent pestilence. It appeals to spring and summer ailments and Kidney function. The copy presents a medical remedy as essential for bodily health.
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