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Herald
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Boston
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Sherlock Holmes
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Bohemia
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BEOTTO Anglomania Echoes in Massachusetts House
The piece notes a tense scene in the Massachusetts House echoing a recent British Commons moment. Representative Jerry McCarthy is urged to restrain himself as debate rages over a matter linked to anglomania during a Queen's birthday moment in Boston Harbor.
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Jerry McCarthy
House of Commons
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Boston
Subway Bill Fails as Meigs Bill Fades Away
The subway measure is rejected while the Meigs bill lingers in doubt. Officials warn against building both underground and overhead routes, yet Boston residents expect to walk freely and prefer not to seek legislative approval for rapid transit they can achieve by foot.
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Boston
Legislative harvest warns legislators at State House
A speaker at the State House urges lawmakers to resist corporate pressure as the legislative session nears its end. He warns that public scrutiny is high and that votes must protect the public interest, not yield to lobbyists.
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State House
Historic gingerbread piece marks Gladstone’s eye injury
The article notes Mr. Gladstone’s cataract operation after the gingerbread thrown during his Home Rule campaign led to eye injury. It argues the blow shifted his course, hinting the Liberal leader might have remained in power if not for the attack by a Tory virago two years earlier.
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Mr. Gladstone
Home Rule
England
The Dinner Pail Tax Opinion by Tin Plate Association
The Tin Plate Consumers' Association led by Henry W. Lamb of Cambridgeport denounces the McKinley tariff on tin plate as excessive. They note duties rose from 1 cent to 2 15 cents then to 1 15 cents by Democratic Congress, costing $1,350,000 annually and harming employment and industry. They demand relief and a gradual removal of the tax.
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Tin Plate Consumers’ Association
Henry W. Lamb
Cambridgeport
McKinley
Democratic Congress
Lamb
New England
A Popular Senate and the Push for Direct Election
The report of the House committee advocates direct popular vote for Senators. It cites growing hostility toward the Senate and a belief it has outlived usefulness. Wealthy interests reportedly secure Senate seats, ignoring the people’s will, demanding accountability to voters.
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Senate
Gelves
United States
Democrats
Repubicans
Massachusetts Democracy Push for Electing Senators by People
The piece argues that the constitution amendment should make United States Senators elective by the people. It asserts this change is inevitable and warns the current conduct ignores the American populace, urging action soon.
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United States
Massachusetts
Theody
Monopoly Tie Up Between Oil Giants Threatens Free Trade
The piece argues that a proposed collaboration between Standard Oil and the Russian Oil Trust would carve the world into American and Russian spheres, extinguish competition, and surrender the U S to monopoly. It warns that only remaining independent refineries now curb price extortion and urges Americans to oppose the plan.
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Standard Oil Company
Russian Oil Trust
United States
Ocean steamship races must cease say editorial
An editorial argues that the Majestic and the Paris near miss shows ocean liner racing across the Atlantic endangers many lives. It condemns close-quarters speed as foolhardy and urges restraint by shipowners and public opinion to prevent a potential disaster.
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Majestic
Paris
Atlantic
Tariff Legislation Debate Scrutinized by Senate in 1894
A plaintive voter letter laments hunger amid tariff fights in the U.S. Senate. It accuses lawmakers of inaction while suffering citizens beg for relief, describing Senators lounging in velvet and ignoring cries for aid as famine-like hardship deepens.
Rise of Radcliffe Dean Agnes Irwin at Harvard Annex
The Observant Citizen notes Miss Agnes Irwin of Philadelphia will become dean of Radcliffe at the next academic year's opening. She will oversee the social life and many college details reflecting strong support from Dr. S Weir Mitchell. The piece also recalls the death of Rev W F Obear in Malden and explains why New England trains use the left-hand track on the Old Colony lines.
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Harvard
Agnes Irwin
Philadelphia
Young Ladies
S. Weir Mitchell
Miss Irwin
Radcliffe
Old Colony
Providence
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Ward 17 corruption fumes spark political clash
A heated editorial unrest erupts as a State House rally links Republican committee members to Ward 17 frauds. Frank Bird's paper closure looms, while a funeral and ship canal cost draw regional notice. Local officials attend celebratory and investigative events amid partisan commentary.
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State House
Aaron Burr
House
Marie Tempest to follow Rosina Vokes in stage work
Miss Marie Tempest plans three plays per night with singing, emulating the late Rosina Vokes. She aims to mirror Vokes in appearance and stage style after recovering from her illness.
Fire links Bermuda blaze to Halifax command chain
A New Yorker letter describes how a Bermuda dockyard fire at Ireland Island was controlled by a Halifax based admiral directing key moves via cable lines. The piece argues the British imperial network extends along the coast, enabling rapid response across Bermuda and nearby islands.
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New York Sun
New Yorker
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Bermuda
Halifax
Ireland
A Case of Identity Chapter I Holmes Den meets Miss Sutherland
Holmes discusses the mystery of everyday life and crime as he reads a newspaper. Miss Mary Sutherland seeks help locating her missing suitor Hosmer Angel while Holmes reveals his habit of finding meaning in minor cases.
Vacation Letter Contest Prize Offer for Summer Plans
The Post invites readers to submit one side letter under 200 words to Vacation Editor before May 24 for a two week summer vacation at moderate cost. Send name and address. earlier dates win ties. Prize is ten dollars in gold. winner announced May 27. letters not returned.
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Post
the Post
Vacation at Weir River for a Frugal Summer Outing
A short note from Everett Street East Boston invites readers to visit Weir River near Boston as a cheap summer retreat. It promises wild duck hunting, boating, bathing, and dancing options at Nan Tasket Beach with only food costs required.
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Weir River
Boston
Nantasket Beach
Everett Street
East
Cheap Lake Champlain Vacation in Vermont
A brief note promotes a low cost vacation at Lake Champlain Vermont. It mentions a lakeside hotel with morning swimming and hearty breakfast, round trip carriage to Burlington for 60 cents, boating options, and hunting for deer and rabbits, all offering affordable board and lodging.
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Lake Champlain
Vermont
Burlington
M. McM
Best way to spend a vacation with a crowd of jollies
A reader suggests a vacation plan built around gathering a lively group for shared fun and merriment as a preferred break from routine. The idea emphasizes social joy and collective activities over solitary travel.
Visit Oxford and Somerset for premier hunting and scenery
The article extols Oxford and Somerset counties on the Maine border as top hunting grounds with beautiful scenery. It notes lakes framed by narrows and streams where fine speckled trout are caught, attributed to Annie M. Griffin of East Boston.
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Oxford
Somerset
Maine
America
Switzerland of America
Annie M. Griffin
Jefferies Street
East
Boston
Vacation Plans With Chum in New Hampshire
The writer proposes a moderate cost vacation starting August 1 with a friend in New Hampshire. Stay at a summer boarding house and enjoy hunting, rowing, and fishing on Little Squam where boats cost 10 cents an hour. Sightseeing opportunities abound in a fine region.
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New Hampshire
Little Squam
Boston
Ogunquit Maine Quiet Summer Resort Delights Visitors
The writer describes Ogunquit Maine as a quiet fragrant resort offering inland scenery ocean surf and sandy beaches. It sits between Kennebunk and York Harbor and is accessible by Boston & Maine railroad to Wells Beach with a short stage ride costing about two dollars for a return ticket. The piece notes repeated visits by locals and urges summer travel in June July or August.
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Ogunquit
Kennebunk
York Harbor
Maine
Boston & Maine
Wells Beach
A. Parsons
Park Street
Somerville
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