Wells on tariffs and wages for free traders reformers
The speech outlines revenue reformers’ tariff stance, arguing duties fund revenue and protect real wages. It cites Massachusetts data showing protected workers often fare worse than unprotected ones, urges gradual reform to lift overall wages and maintain industrial strength. It defends reformers as prudent, not anti capital, while noting Gladstone’s Edinburgh talk and disestablishment issues in Britain.
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Saltonstall as Collector Sparks Democratic Debate
The piece defends Saltonstall against critics within Massachusetts Democrats while contrasting favorable local support with Washington speculation. It asserts Collins would not quit public life over the appointment, praises Saltonstall as a strong party figure, and notes Endicott’s role in recommending him amid rival chatter from national outlets.
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Outside fighting defines Gladstone campaign approach
The text notes that regardless of strength or weakness as prime minister, Gladstone consistently fights from the outside in elections, suggesting a persistent strategic posture in his campaigns.
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Virginia election sparks debate on Southern bloc in national politics
The Sherman wave reaches the Pacific coast as Republicans and others react to Virginia's defeat of Mahone. The Portland Oregonian warns the South could remain a solid bloc in future elections, while others dismiss the view as monumentally foolish yet sincere.
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Franklin Park Named From West Roxbury Park Plan
Boston park commissioners decide to rename West Roxbury Park as Franklin Park to honor Benjamin Franklin. They propose using $550000 of the Franklin fund to pay down the park purchase debt and improve the area, a century-old bequest initially totaling $5000 to Boston in 1791.
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Saltonstall and party interests in office duties
The article argues Saltonstall would serve the public by honest collection, not partisan gain. It contrasts Simmons filling the custom house with Republicans with Saltonstall’s claim to manage for the best interests of the Democratic party to foster public trust.
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A Rivalry Over A Hypothetical Democratic Machine
The Springfield Republican’s apology is accepted but the writer argues the Democratic machine is often a phantom. He notes the Republican machine remains active, while Democratic control is portrayed as a tenuous, improvised construct. The piece mocks overhyped claims of a powerful party machine.
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Acadian Recorder Notes US Benefits for Dominion Neighbors
The Acadian Recorder reflects on American leadership under the current administration, suggesting merits that neighbors in the Dominion may admire and envy, with an emphasis on cross border prospects and regional impressions.
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Judge praises Cleveland while Canada seeks moral lessons
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State party denounces Saltonstall appointment as collector
The State committee of the Greenback Labor party adopts a resolution denouncing the President for appointing Mr Saltonstall Boston collector. The resolution makes broad claims about Saltonstall’s ties and labor record, which the text rebutts as false. It asserts Saltonstall never received corporate pay, owns no manufacturing stock, and did not oppose the weekly wages bill.
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Independent liberal opposition forms in Chile
A wave of democratic trends reaches the republic of Chile where an organized independent liberal opposition challenges the president’s right to nominate his successor. The piece notes Chile’s past good governance despite autocratic elements and expresses hope for the opposition’s success within the country’s political context.
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Another President in the bloody shirt debate
The speaker dismisses the notion of another President in the bloody shirt as unusable and predicts extremists will cling to the issue. He condemns the political faction as senseless, unpatriotic, and mad with victory, arguing they have no real policy beyond reviving a dead issue.
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Egypt Exploration Fund annual meeting in London vote
The Egypt Exploration Fund in London on October 28 approved another collection of Egyptian objects for the Museum of Fine Arts. Rev. William C. Winslow was elected a vice president. Speaker Minister Phelps praised the society’s invaluable labors and said the Athens of America museum would value and use the collection well.
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American cyclist tours the world through Asia Minor
Mr Thomas Stevens, a noted American traveler, rides a bicycle alone through Asiatic Turkey. He passes frontier regions where travelers often need armed guards, being hosted by Khans while warned to beware of wild Kurds. Locals show reverence for a man who travels by wheel with no horse or cart.
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Wheat Exports Rise in India and U S
Nearly 300 million bushels of wheat were raised in India this year and exports to England and other nations rose. In contrast the United States exported 42 million bushels to Europe in the three months ending October 1, compared with 85 million a year earlier for the same quarter.
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Willimantic Borough Vote Sees Democratic Wins
A large turnout in Willimantic Connecticut last Tuesday elected the Democratic ticket in a borough election, a notable result in a town that typically favors the Republican side. The writer asserts continued belief that Connecticut leans Democratic.
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Ex-Collector Rowley and other bygone notes
A collage of verse bits and brief items from a 19th century paper. Patronized by political snippets, society notes, and small jests. Names include Lamar McClellan Grant Tilden Kellogg and others. Observations touch on cremation society and public figures.
Automating goods transport via telephrage proposed
Witty excerpts from Chicago and Detroit papers note a British inventor’s plan for electric powered transport called telephrage, a wish for quicker deliveries, and a light jab at customer anger over delays. The items mix absurdities with real tech curiosity.
Wall Street Broker Osborn Dies in New York
Charles J. Osborn, a Wall Street broker and favored associate of Jay Gould, died in New York on Wednesday leaving a fortune near four million dollars. His life reflects the vigor possible from devoted business pursuit and active involvement in markets.
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Walter Paris Water Colors Exhibition at Chase's Gallery
Walter Paris presents fifty five framed works and many more in portfolios at Chase's gallery this week and next. His English landscapes and New England coast scenes show precise method and strong drawing with mostly firm handling and atmospheric clarity. The artist's work is conscientious and direct though occasionally overelaborate, yet skies and cloud forms are well treated and provide notable atmospheric quality.
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Paris
Charleston Ends Quarantine Laws and Publishes Tropical Cargo
The quarantine laws expired at sundown Saturday allowing Charleston to source fruit from New York. Beginning November 1 the city will paddle its own West Indies canoe, delivering 9200 banana bunches and 180000 cocoa nuts. About half shipped to Savannah Macon Augusta Jacksonville and other southern points, the rest sold in Charleston.
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