Rhode Island Politicized State Police Plan Sparks Outcry
The Rhode Island Legislature named ex Postmaster Charles Brayton of Providence as chief of the new State police, signaling a party machine start. Brayton’s long career in party management is cited, with his post office tenure viewed as political. An indignation meeting is planned in Providence and the Republican press denounces the scheme as indecent and unfit for Rhode Island.
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Public urged to form opinion on electric elevated railways
Hearings at the State House on electric elevated railways face scant public attention though promoters claim a clean, safe, powerful system could speed transit. Critics note novelty, seek intelligent public opinion and broader consideration before any charter decision.
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Nova Scotia Seeks Secession From Canadian Union
Nova Scotia faces a June 15 election shaped around secession as the main issue. Premier Fielding urges a return to independence amid fiscal burdens from Ottawa and tariffs. Liberals are favored locally, but federal Conservatives require imperial approval for any change.
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Memorial Day Observances By Grand Army Earn Praise
The city observes Memorial Day with church services and open air decorations led by veteran groups. Post 15 of the Grand Army at Park Street Church features Rev Dr Withrow as chaplain delivering a heroism themed sermon. The paper retracts past misstatements about Withrow and Herrick and aims for accuracy and fairness in coverage.
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The Kleptomania of Portable Property and Public Duty
An essay argues a social disease causes theft of small valuables from owners. It notes differences by gender, cites Dr. Jones on buttons and livery, and suggests public attention, possible reforms like hiring male attendants or restricting grooms and coachmen, to reduce temptation rather than abandon homes.
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Pasteur
Dixey Charmed by London Welcome for Adon Is Burlesque
Henry E Dixey arrives in London to perform Adon Is and is greeted with enthusiasm. Observers expect his burlesque of Irving to draw strong reactions from London audiences and critics. The Lyceum manager faces opposition but Dixey may win greater appreciation abroad.
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New York
London
Audi
Destruction of the Cock Tavern Ends Fleet Street Echoes
The London Graphic notes the demolition of the Cock Tavern in Fleet Street near Temple Bar. Historic tavern lore linked to Pepys, Ben Jonson, and Tennyson fades as widening Fleet Street makes way for a Bank of England branch, erasing a site famed for witty gatherings and literary memory.
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Sixth annual League of American Wheelmen meet wraps with parades and races
The sixth annual L A W meet closed with a scorchers race to Chestnut Hill won by W A Rhodes of Dorchester as Doane followed. A grand parade formed after at Vendome, with three divisions led by Henry E Ducker George R Bidwell and W R Pitman. Afternoon events on Union grounds featured multiple one mile races with Charles A Steuben H L Caldwell A B Rich Thomas Fahey W H Rhodes and H G Getchell among winners. The day ended with a banquet at the Vendome attended by about 150 wheelmen and the formation of the American Cyclists Union.
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Striking notes from city and country press digests
A collage of brief items from various papers discusses labor strife in New York and elsewhere, musical criticism in Chicago, prison earnings at Sing Sing, a Haverhill wife resisting a strike, a poet and painter quips, Vanderbilt descendants, Bombay Rifleists, bicycle talk, and Albany press clubs.
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