Harvard voices clash over tariff and party lines in 1888
Speeches at a Harvard gathering defend protectionism, condemn free trade, and denounce political usages of the college. Leaders reject partisan influence, stress ballot honesty, and cite Cleveland era reforms while contrasting Republican and Democratic visions for America and the South.
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Harvard College
Harvard
Belive
Tavard College
Law School
Weill
Garrison
Cleveland
John C. Calhoun
General Jackson
Alabama
Congress
Massachusetts
Alexander
Democratic Party
John Quincy Adams
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
Russell
Robert Morse
Pan- Electric
Andrew Jackson
George Washington
Robinson
Republican Club
Harvard University
Bowen
Senate
England
N. P. Hallowell
George William Curtis
Gettysburg
South
Curtis
Georgia
Florida
Eliot
Higginson
Brighton
House of Representatives
Dakota
Hoar
Grover Cleveland
Tammany Hall
Great Cities
Harvard Colege
Republic
T.H. Gage, Jr
The
Union
North
John G. Whittier
Lecture on Physical Culture at YMCA Assoc Hall
Dr. G A Leland, medical director of the YMCA gymnasium, spoke to parents and educators on A Plea for Physical Culture in the Home and in the School. He warned against overexertion and tobacco use by boys 14 to 18, stressing balanced exercise and mind body health. The Ariel quartet performed and Bathley school pupils demonstrated dumbbell drills.
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G. A. Leland
Young Men’s Christian Association Gymnasium
Association Hall
Leland
Tokio
Japan
Ariel Quartet
Bathley School
Association Gymnasium
Power of Electricity Enriches Boston Appliance Trade
In Boston the electrical goods business expands with firms like Samson at Arch Street and Edison system lighting. Electric motors and incandescents power offices, hotels, plants, and fires alarms while Boston firms like Mather Electric and Fuller Holtzer spano appliances and time detectors.
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Edison
New England
Boston
Electric Gas Lighting Company
Arch Street
No. 35
Edison Electric
Pioneer Company
Headlace
Edison Company
Mather Electric Company
Claflin & Kimball
Summer Street
Mather Electric
Massachusetts Charitable Association
House of Fuller, Holtzer & Co
Acme Watchman
Edison Lluminating Company
C. and C. Motor Company of
New York
Pearl Street
Kendall & Slade
Milk Street
Detroit Electric Motor
Scribner's November issue details Sheridan with German army
The November Scribner's Magazine features General P. H. Sheridan's recollections from Gravelotte to Sedan. It describes his choice to join the German headquarters and his talks with Bismarck and the King, plus vivid anecdotes of lodging, meals, and the personalities involved, alongside other literary installments in the issue.
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Scribner's
P. H. Sheridan
Grant
France
Gravelotte
Sedan
Scribner’s Magazine
Sheridan
Louis Napoleon
Prussia
Bismark
Bismarck
King
United States
America
Red Prince
Graf von Bismarck
Duke of Mecklenburg
Bismarck-Bohlen
Germany
Count Bismarck
Scribner’s
Lester Wallack
New York Stage
Matthew Arnold
Birrell
Brownell
Books Received The 1887 President's Message and More
A list of new volumes including Realistic Idealism in Philosophy Itself by Nathaniel Holmes in two volumes from Houghton Mifflin Nelly Was a Lady song by Stephen Collins Foster with illustrations from Ticknor Lola The Secret of Fontaine La Croix by Margaret Field Lola A Novel by John Carroll The President's Message 1887 with Bowker annotations from Putnam and The Origin of Floral Structures by George Henslow published by Appleton.
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Nathaniel Holmes
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Nelly
Stephen Collins Foster
Ticknor & Co
John Gibbons
Ll.d
Philadelphia
J. B. Lippincott Company
Fontaine-La-Croix
Margaret Field
New York
D. Appleton & Co
Lola
John Carroll
MIT Social Club Dinner Highlights Noted At Youngs Hotel
The D Y D X Club the Mechanical Society of MIT held a social dinner at Youngs with C M Foster’s initiation as the feature. Guests included George A Le Maister George M Irwin George A Beavey Charles M Ballard ex Governor George D Robinson and many others from across the region and country.
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New York
Adams
W. S. Halladay
Detroit
H. S. Owen
P. F. Dodge
Washington, D. C
Martin Andrew
Chicago
J. M. Thompson
Genevieve Thompson
Springeld
United States
John Croy
Springfield
George F. Gordon
A. E Taylor
Framingham
E. T. Fogg
Nowell
J. W. Knight
Connecticut
D. W. Hitchcock
National Tube Works
Hitchcock
Lemuel Hitchcock
Marlboro
E. L. Kalbflesch, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
8. W. Bridgeman
Charles L. Johnson
New Haven
Lloyd Aspinwall
W. H. Brooks
Hanover
Brunswick
Charles B. Church
J. B. Whitridge
R. B. Whitridge
H. M. Rice
Providence
George F. Simonds
Fitchburg
Young's
Revrcett. Noble
Topeka
Stevens
Swansea
Charles E. Whitin
Whitinsville
Revere
A. F. Homer
Baltimore
F.aw Cool
Continental Clothing House Opens Bold Boston Store
The Freeland Loomis firm unveils a massive new Continental Clothing House at Boylston and Washington. A lavish opening displays florals and fashion across three floors with 1700 bouquets. the building features multiple elevators, extensive lighting, and a lavish banquet for 100 guests including Mayor O'Brien and Congressman Morse.
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Worcester
W. Freeland & Co
Boylston and
Washington Streets
Boylston
Freeland, Loomis & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Continental Clothing House
Boylston Street
Goldberg
Rauch
Standard Clothing Company
Cumner, Jones & Co
Howard A. Barrows
Rochester
Stein, Black & Co
New York
James Rothwell & Co
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Fenno & Co
Hopkins, Rich & Co
Twombly & Sons
G. H. Dunham
Messrs. L. Adler Bros. Co
New Continental Clothing House
Custom Department
Nal, Morse & Co
Young
Mayor O'Brien
Congressman Morse
Beard
Jonathan Lane
Isaac Fenno
George H. Bouvé
Charlies Weir
A. Shuman
Henry G. Parker
Hobart Moore
Harry M’glenen
H. G. Dillaway
William H. Baldwin
Dexter W. Richards
A. T. Whiting
C. H. Allen
Benjamin F. Guild
Samuel Johnson
R. Worthington
W. Loomis
New Clothing House
Mercantile Progress
O’brien
John C. Wyman
Loomis
Mr. Beard
Freeland, Beard & Co
George Ford
Charles H. Taylor
B. F. Guild
The
Commercial Bulletin
Nathan Stein
Leopold Morse
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Rich
Long
Senator Hoar
Charles Sumner
General Banks
Whittier
Theodore Roosevelt
Amesbury
Colonel Higginson
George T. Downing
Anderson and Pinckney Streets
Ward 9
W. J. B. Oxley
Sherman Hoar
William Lloyd Garrison
Republican Party
Sumter
Harrison
White House
Banks
Ublican
Rutherford B. Hayes
Arthur
Rypeat
Grover Cleveand
Newport
R.J
J. Gordon Street
Associa
Board of Fire Underwriters
Henry J. Miller
Oak Grove Farm
Horsford
Bell
Frice
Cts
Ile
W. G. Bell & CO
Mass
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & Coo., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Samuel Hatch & Co
Congress St
Tyler Street
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fulton St
Almeria
California
Richards & CO
Fitchburg, Mass
SUPFOLK_ SAVINGS BANK FOR SEA
Board of Investment
Wm. Endicott, Jr
Edward W. Hoppe
George &. Bullens
T. Quincy Browne
John L. Gardner
George Whitney
Francis L. Higginson
Chas
Henry Parker
Benson’s
Sesbury & Johnson