Debates Close on Tariff as Democrats Rally in Favor
Washington May 20 The general tariff debate closed with strong Democratic support. Speaker Carlisle summarized reform arguments while Mr Reed urged the high tariff line. Democrats foresee victory as unity grows and focus shifts to appropriation bills before the St Louis convention.
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Sprda
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High Tariff
Carlisle
New England
Republican Party
Senate
St. Louis
Democratic Party
House of Congress
Reed and Carlisle On Mills Bill tariff clash in congress
In Washington May 20 John Baker defending constituents from Breckinridge remarks. Tom Reed of Maine delivers a long tariff address opposing Mills bill arguing protection costs the public, then Carlisle closes with a measured defense and critique of the debate.
Christ in Gethsemane by Mr George Cable at Tremont Temple
Mr George Cable spoke without notes on Christ s Sufferings in Gethsemane describing Jesus going farther into human suffering than any before him. He argued Christ bore infirmities not by imputation but by shared sympathy and chose a life of holiness despite mankind s wickedness.
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George Cable
Christ
Gethsemane
Jesus
Cable
Atlantic
America
Columbus
Mr. Cable
MR DEPEW CORRESPONDENTS AND AMERICAN CANDIDATES
In October 1883 at the Union Club New York Whitelaw Reid hosted Lord Rosebery. Mr Chauncey Depew then rising in politics spoke while the room held many future presidential prospects, including Cleveland as governor and Depew as a leading candidate. He described overwhelming candidate correspondence and offered stark hardship notes from citizens about rent and debts.
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Eng
Union Club
New York
Whitelaw Reid
Lord Rosebery
Australia
Reid
United States
Cleveland
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
America
Artemus Ward
Mark Twain
Theatrical Gossip From Boston Stage Scene This Week
Boston theatregoers face a busy week with The Bostonians at the Boston Theatre and Sothern at Hollis Street in Editha's Burglar and The Highest Bidder benefiting Mr Charles J Rich. Mansfield debuts Mon sieur at the Museum, plus Dr Jekyll and Prince Karl. Orchestra of stars from Wallack company sail to Liverpool as Miss Rose Coghlan heads next season. The Deemster in London and Italian opera at Covent Garden underscore a lively cross-Atlantic season with Barrett, Eastlake, and TeBusier in note.
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Boston
Boston Theatre
Sothern
Hollis Street
Editha
Charles J. Rich
Mansfield
Jim the Penman
Park
Mr. Palmer
Glote
Grand Opera House
Howard
William Seymour
Dr. Jekyll
Hyde
Prince Karl
Mr. Rider Haggard
Hollis Street Theatre
Messrs. F. Losee
George W. Wilson
W. F. Owen
S&s. E. P Rha
Robert Taber
Old Wallack Company
Osmond Tearle
Minnie Conway
Tearle
Rose Coghlan
Wallack Company
Augustus Pitou
Jocelyn
John Gilbert
Mme. Ponisi
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Ramlet
Messrs
Eben Plympton
H. Vanderfelt
John A. Lane
Lyceum Theatre
London
Ellen Terry
Continent
Mr. Irving
Marion Terry
Beerbohm-Tree
Haymarket
Winifred Emery
Cyril Mantle
Lyceum
Miss Emery
Hall Caine
Princess’s Theatre
Wilson Barrett
Barrett
Miss Eastlake
George Barrett
Ben Ma Chree
Mr. Barrett
Dan
John McLean Sterling
Bishop
A Thorough Newspaper From the New England Racer
The Post, now under city ownership, aims for leadership among independent dailies with Abie specialists, notable contributors, and Taverner notes. It offers detailed financial, political, market, and ship news, plus expanded international despatches and improved weekly edition at $1 per year.
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New England
Abie
Taverner
Associated Press
Obituary of Rev W I Morgan and other notices
The Rev William Fernman Morgan D D longtime rector of St Thomas s Church New York died at his home aged 70 after malarial fever and heart trouble. Funeral under Grand Army auspices. Also noted: Rev Edward J Sourin S J died at Loyola College Baltimore aged 80. Playwright Fred Marsden found dead in New York at 49 from gas self strangulation with illness likely cause. Jacob Zeigler veteran Democrat editor of Butler Penn died at Butler residence.
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William Fernman Morgan
D.D
St. Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Morgan
John W. Brown
St. Paul’s Church
Buffalo
Mr. Brown
St. Thomas’s Church
Packard
Draper
Marinus Willett
Wilmington
N. C
H. G. Sharpe
West Point
N. Y
Paul Dahlgren
New York City
Hartford
Conn
Union College
General Theological Seminary
Brownell
Christ Church
Trinity Church
New Haven
St. Peter’s Church
Cheshire
Norwich
Columbia College
Dr. Morgan
F. P. H. Rogers
Grand Army
Edward J. Sourin
S.J
Loyola College
Baltimore
Father Sourin
Loyola
Fred Marsden
West One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street
Marsden
America
Lotta
Maggie Mitchell
Annie Pixley
Paywright
Jacob Zeigler
Democra
Butler, Penn
Butler Herald
Judge Rockwell of Lenox Dies at 83 After Carriage Accident
Judge Julius Rockwell of Lenox died at his home aged 83 after a fall from a carriage the previous Friday. A longtime public figure, he served as a Superior Court judge for 27 years, sat in Congress, aided by state and national Republicans, and mentored in law. He married Lucy Forbes Walker in 1886 and left three surviving children.
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Julius Rockwell
Lenox
House of Representatives
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Colebrook
Conn
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New Haven Law School
Berkshire
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Pittsfield
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anti-Masonic Party
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Congress
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United States Senate
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Thirty-first
Massachusetts Volunteers
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Alice
Charles P. Bowditch
Jamiaica Plain
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Robert
Walker
Berkshire County Savings Bank
Lenox School Committee
Death of John 8. Smith Pioneer Penny Post Figure
John 8. Smith of Wal tham dies at his sister’s home on Saturday aged 51. He enlisted at Cambridge at the start of the rebellion, served in the Seventy-fourth New York or Fifth Regiment, Excelsior Brigade under General Sickles, was captured at Chancellorsville on May 5, 1862, and spent time as a prisoner.
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John 8. Smith
Waltham
Captain Richardson
Cambridge
Seventy-fourth
New York
Excelsior
Sickles
Mr. Smith
Chancellorsville
Dr Bartols Sermon on Native Soil and Nation
The Rev C A Bartol preached at West Church on What We Owe to Native Soil and Our Own Country He urged Americans to cherish local attachments without excess while reaffirming allegiance to the United States as a unified nation welded by war and common destiny He urged retroactive memory of ancestors but warned against allowing them to dominate the heart emphasizing forward looking patriotism and duty
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Virginia
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Boston Defeats Indianapolis In Baseball Game
Boston wins on superior hitting and fielding in a fine day game before about 2800 fans in Indianapolis. Morrill moved to first base and Burdock to second. both played solid defense with few errors as Beek and Pittsburgh? No, Hines pitched. Final score 8 to 4 with the Bostons exploiting two-base and three-base hits including home runs by Denny and Seery.
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Myers
Clarkson
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College Scores From Various Cities Display Narrow Matches
In Chicago Chicago s 6 Philadelphia s 4 Detroit s 5 New York s 3 Pittsburg Pittsburg 2 Washington s 1 Worcester Worcester s 9 Manchesters 3 Lowell Lowells 16 Portlands 3 New Haven Yates 7 Harvards 1 Princeton Princetons 4 Cornelis 0 Medford Medfords 19 Boston Blues 1 Cambridge Harvard Freshmen 9 Yale Freshmen 6 Brooklyn Kansas City s 1 Brooklyns 0 Cincinnati Cincinnatis 5 Clevelands 6 Philadel Louisvilles 6 Athletics 5 Baltimore s Louis 5 Baltimores 3 eleven innings
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Worcester
Steamship Queen Hero Captain Saves Passengers In Race For Life
Captain Alexander of the Queen ordered maximum speed and rapid crew action as the steamship sank off the Pacific coast. Despite a leaking hull and mounting water, he forced passengers to dress and boarded ships in an orderly manner, driving the vessel to port before she went down.
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Alexander
Queen
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Post
Ayanic
Nesting Time Finds Life in a Bird Room Volume
A review of Olive Thorne Miller’s Nesting Time praises its vivid bird studies. The author keeps birds in a room yet lets them mingle freely, creating intimate portraits of individually distinct birds and their daily habits.
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Olive Thorne Miller
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Parish Lectures on the Prayer Book by William A Snively
A concise review of nineteen lectures adapted for seekers and young believers. The author avoids deep doctrinal debate and presents a sympathetic, liturgical study of the Episcopal Church’s Prayer Book, praising its utility while noting strengths and critiques.
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Charles Lamb
William A. Snively
D.D
New York
Thomas Whittaker
The Spell of Ashtaroth Letter to the Editor
Druffield Osborne of Brooklyn responds to a May 10 critical review of his novel The Spell of Ashtaroth. He defends its archaeological accuracy and challenges the critic to name two or three specific inaccuracies for publication consideration.
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Ashtaroth
Dru
Osborne
Brooklyn
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