Interior Dilemma Ahead as Sparks Controversy Looms
The article details a high level dispute between Secretary Lamar and Commissioner Sparks over land office rulings affecting settlers and railroads. It notes Sparks’s zeal and indecision, Lamar’s dissatisfaction, and possible resignation and cabinet moves including Don M. Dickinson becoming Postmaster General, Vilas to Interior, with the postal service showing self sufficiency and growing stamp sales.
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Harvard Beats Princeton 12–0 as Captain Holden Injured
Harvard football defeated Princeton 12 to 0 at Jarvis field. In the first half Captain Holden tackled a Princeton runner, both men fell hard and Holden suffered two broken ribs. He was carried from the field and may be out for several days.
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Copper Market Outlook and Railway Stock Movements
A copper market veteran notes the recent price surge was natural and not driven by Calumet & Hecla or French syndicate influence. He expects a quick rebound, citing the Quincy mine as a model of earnings impact, while Bell Telephone and Erie Telephone dividends signal strong long distance networks. The piece also surveys the Boston area rail lease plans involving Old Colony, New York & New Haven & Hartford, and New York & New England, with commentary on strategic routes, potential consolidations, and stock considerations for investors.
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Choate
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New York & New England
Professor Lévy Reads Zoé with Musset at Steinert Hall
A Saturday morning audience in Steinert Hall heard Professor Leévy perform Zoé a lesser known piece by Scribe popular in the French repertoire. He paired it with Onne Badine pas avec Amour by Alfred de Musset noting the theatre of Scribe reflects Musset’s maxims while promising next week’s encore of the Musset play read in his distinctive style.
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Joel Goldthwait & Co. Quick Sale at 169 Washington
A large line forms as Brussels products clear out to make space for new goods at Joel Goldthwait & Co. on Washington Street. The store conducts a rapid sale to move inventory and welcome fresh arrivals.
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Imperfect Humanity Praised in Liberal Christian View
The Rev. E. A. Horton preached on Human Nature as Liberal Christianity Sees It, citing John 2 25 and the Chicago anarchists execution. He argued progress softens cruelty, warns against total depravity, and urges faith in man with hope in the kingdom rising slowly.
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Chicago
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Cambridge Accepts Gifts From F W Rindge Totaling Near 500000
A joint Cambridge board of aldermen and common council heard F H Rindge of California propose gifts to the city including a high school site near the library hall, a city hall with inscribed tablets, and an industrial school building with site. The council adopted a resolution accepting his munificent offers totaling about $500000, with Higginson Dixwell Montague Russell named to confer with Parker on details.
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Free Eggs and Taxed Fish in Tariff Debate
J C New York reports on Sir Lyon Playfair’s question about why eggs from Canada are duty free while Canadian fish are taxed. The piece criticizes protectionism, argues tariffs harm farmers, and predicts continued free eggs and restricted fish markets due to mercantile interests and political lobbying.
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Revere House Among Best Conducted Hotels
The Revere House is cited as one of the best conducted hotels in the country, highlighting its management, service, and overall operation. The remark emphasizes the establishment as a leading example of efficient hospitality.
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Spirit of Possession in Brooks Sermon on Abundant Truth
The Rev. Phillips Brooks urged that true faith grows from the germ of truth within each person. He warned against pretence and urged believers to embrace genuine devotion, arguing abundance comes to those who cultivate real Christian love and inner righteousness. The sermon stressed personal enrollment among the “haves.”
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Marriages Record From Somerville and Boston
Several couples wed in early November ceremonies. Frederick R. Buntin and Hattie Alger. William E Butterfield and Charlotte F du Vernet. William J Fanning and Coralie town. John B Logan and Jennie E Stevens. James McGee and Catharine Kenney. ceremonies led by various ministers in Somerville Boston Saybrook and city venues.
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Kt. J. Johnson
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Obituary notices from Boston area deaths November list
Obituaries record multiple deaths including Harriet Taylor Atkinson 22 Newton Upper Falls Henry Billings 69 Newton Upper Falls Leon H Bateman 27 Charlestown Mary Adams Brewer Charles G Emmons 76 Dorchester William F H Herrick Cambridge Tarvard Univ class 18382 Dr Charles E McGowan 36 South Boston Isabella L Nichols Watertown with other lines noting locations and ages.
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William A. Herrick
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