Debate over State taxes and reform in Massachusetts
The speaker defends 1888 reformatory and correctional costs, correcting Brackett’s figures and citing a 654 208 35 total in 1888. He accuses the Republicans of hypocrisy, high salaries, and defeated reform, while challenging their stance on liquor, local self-government, and civil service.
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Harwich
Taunton
Republican Party
Boston
State House
Taenianse
New England
Augustus Russ
Massachusetts
Henry Wilson
Charles Sumner
Anson Burlingame
General Bangs
Homopathic Medical Dispensary Receives Large Subscriptions
The dispensary reports total gifts of 16,580 with many donors including Mrs. Mary Hemmen Briggs and Hon Elijah A Morse. A second list of subscriptions to be paid within a year items 5 000 from Elisha S Converse 1 000 from Dr J P Paine and 1 000 from Geo Henry Quincy estate among others with J Wruxinson CiApp treasurer at 10 Park Square Boston.
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Mary Hemnen- Briggs
Anna M. Day
Royal E. Robbins
J. C. Chamber
Elijah A.morse
John A. Davis
Friends
Salem
Chester Guild
H. P. Ives
J. P. Paine
E.D. Weavitt
Geo. Henry Quincy
J. Wruxinson CiApp
Park Square
Boston
Young Republicans Rally in Tremont Temple This Evening
Henry Cabot Lodge Thomas Reed FE Greenhalge and Rev J A Brackett led a large crowd at Tremont Temple in Boston last night as Young Men's Republican Club speakers attacked the Democratic party praised Republican aims and urged support for honest voting tariff protection and party unity.
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Thomas B. Reed
FE. T. Greenhalge
Tremont Temple
Young Men’s Republican Club
Maine
Fred J. Greenhalge
J. A. Brackett
Cambridge
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Greenhalge
Brackett
Haile
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Eliot
Republican Congress
Massachusetts
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Sennen
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fApplause
Boston
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State House
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Police Commission
Labor Committee
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Apa
Robert J. Walker
J. Q. A. Brackett
Cleveland
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Michael
Butler
Shakspere
Brockett
Books Received The Negro in Maryland and Other Titles
A catalog of recent titles with authors and publishers listed. Notable items include The Negro in Maryland by Jeffrey R Brackett, Relief by George Leonard Cheney, Kibboo Ganey or The Last Chief of the Copper Mountain by Walter Wentworth, and many works from Roberts Bros., G P Putnam's Sons, Frank Lovell & Co., and Harper & Bros. The list covers varied fiction and non fiction like Epithalamium, Social Aspects of Christianity, An Introduction to Shakespeare, and The Constitutional History of the United States.
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Baltimore
N. Murray
Johns Hopkins University
Miss Toosey
Boston
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George Leonard Cheney
Roberts Bros
Copper Mountain
Africa
Walter Wentworth
Mary P. W. Smith
July J. Wesselhoeft
Oterta Ros
Alfred J. Church
M.A
New York
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
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Dora Wheeler
Florida
Margaret Deland
Louis K. Harlow
Little, Brown & Co
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H. D. Traill
Macmillan & Co
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Frank Fr. Lovell & Co
Mr. Ainslie
F. C. Philips
Frank F. Lovell & Co
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Elizabeth W. Champney
White & Allen
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Sergeant von
Inspector Byrnes
Cassell & Co
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Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
John Taylor
Boston School Supply Company
Alfred Tennyson
Wedworth Wadsworth
John Calvin Stevens
Albert Wee Ow Cobb
William T. Com- Slockh
Milan
William Walldorf Astor
Charles Scribnex’s Sons
Florine
Thayer McCray
Funk & Wagnalls
Babyland
D. Lothrop Company
Cicero
Cyrus R. Edmonds
Scribner & Welford
C. M. Robins
Julian Sturgis
Maine
Henry P. Wells
Harper & Bros
United States
George Ticknor Curtis
Martin van Buren
George Bancroft
Cell
Tudor
Donald G. Mitchell
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Diary Entry Places Harrison as President in Civil War Tale
A Salem diary note from January 1865 recounts Colonel Harrison, then an Indiana regimental commander, guiding a night march near Scottsboro, Alabama. Major Phalen describes fatigue, rain, and a bivouac stay where Harrison offered hospitality, later identified as the future U.S. president.
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Nashville
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Colonel Harrison
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