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McKinley distances Ross Platt over New York collapse
The New York Tribune reports President McKinley refuses Platt's excuses for the Republican collapse in New York and holds him responsible for the personal crisis policy. McKinley condemns Platt's methods though he is oddly sensitive to the fiasco. In Ohio Mark Hanna's actions draw similar critique.
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Harvard Misses Chance as Yale Holds Soldier Field Duel
Harvard and Yale battled to a scoreless draw at Soldier Field with both sides failing to seize late opportunities. The piece compares the football tie to the electoral post mortem, noting the impossibility of replaying the day and reflecting on unlikely near-misses in both sports and politics.
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Publicity in Charitable Work Urged for Boston Societies
An appeal calls for disclosure of reports and audits from public fundraising charitable societies in Boston. It notes the large number of groups and their substantial beneficent work and liberal public support, urging publicity as a desirable requirement.
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Public annual reports for charitable societies urged
The author argues for universal annual reports from charities detailing receipts and expenditures. Public confidence would rise with full and exact information at set dates, benefiting well organized charities and giving standing to all associations through inspection and publication by a recognized authority.
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Speculation in Sugar Stocks Boosts Casino of Market Decline
The article analyzes Sugar stock speculation, noting heavy volume and a current decline driven by insiders and bears. It highlights the Havemeyers' past trading, rising competition from Arbuckle and Doschers, and looming beet sugar growth, plus foreign imports and tariff implications, forecasting lower prices ahead.
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McKinleyism Opponents Push for Broader Free Trade
The piece argues that some McKinley supporters oppose reciprocity with foreign nations while opponents celebrate concessions like free ships and tariff abolition for reciprocity. It contends the goal is extending free ships and raw materials access to all merchants and industries, with tariffs serving revenue, not enriching trusts or funding campaigns.
Observant Citizen and Boston Arts Notes in Week
Maud Hoffman heads E S Willard company in Boston as she pursues stage success. Warch Archibald Willis to star in Ereminie for the Waltham Union Opera Company. A Boston observer recalls fashion quips and subway vent issues, plus Julia Ward Howe’s Europe trip. A temperance advocate, Miles Mayall, enjoys a small social mishap on a Chelsea car.
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Why He Never Told His Love Poem
A ball night scene unfolds with a beloved partner whose blue eyes betray a faithful heart. The speaker recalls a summer waltz on a sandy beach under starlit skies and a private, unspoken love. The verse contrasts a modest salary with a father’s high cost, hinting at social obstacles. Minneapolis Journal.
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Miss Lillian Thain Wins Post Menu Prize
Miss Lillian Thain of 7 Baldwin Avenue West Everett is awarded the Post Menu prize of percent for last week. Her menu was published Thursday Nov 11.
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Gloucester fisherman praised for heroic war act near Santa Maria
A Gloucester fisher man risked his life to disable the Spanish cruiser Santa Maria off Cape Ann by planting a device on its steering gear. The daring nighttime action followed the ship’s bombardment of Gloucester Harbor and was celebrated as a bracing example of American resolve and local valor.
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Prominent Women Hold Colorado Posts and Ger Mantown Clerk
Miss Susan Randall, daughter of the late Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania, works as a clerk in the Friends Library in Germantown. In Colorado three women hold major offices with Grace Espy Patten as state superintendent and Martha A. B. Conine and Evangeline Hartz in legislative posts. Georgia moves to honor Jefferson Davis's birthday as a legal holiday. The Marquis of Bute’s Rothsay mansion reportedly valued at $10,000,000. Robert E.
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Witty Exchanges and Domestic Quips Across Papers
A collage of lighthearted jokes and social quips from multiple papers. Dialogue snippets cover domestic life, politics, and clever one liners highlighting wit about wives, editors, and public affairs. Notable lines include playful banter on heat in flats and a jab at political betting.
Old Church Rededicated by His Grace the Archbishop
History note on St. Stephen's Church Hanover street rededication. The nearly 200 year old Protestant former church features a covenant from seceders of Old North Church. Political lines form around Hanna and Foraker in Massachusetts style party debates with delegates and caucus threats.
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Rededication of New North Church Honors Historic Parish
The St Stephen's parish marks the restored New North Church after last spring’s fire. Archbishop Williams leads solemn high mass with Rev Jeremiah Milbrick and others. The sermon recalls 1650 origins, Boston’s growth, and the church’s enduring role in city life. A vespers service and parsonage dinner conclude ceremonies.
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Hanna Faction Faces Setback in Cuyahoga Delegation vote
The Hanna faction organized the Cuyahoga county delegation yesterday as rivals Foraker and McKisson gained three members Bramley Mason and Burke. Bramley led the vote with seven to five for Senator Dodge, Hanna’s ally, while the secretary Bowman was elected. Hanna supporters failed to demand a pledged vote.
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Clergy leader urges U S intervention in Cuban revolt
Rev Thomas Dixon of People's Church at Cuba New York denounces U S support for Spain and calls for immediate U S action in Cuba He condemns bloodshed by Spain and accuses America of funding the conflict stating the nation could raise 5 000 000 men and force a peace settlement in Madrid
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Rev Sheehy to Speak on Irish Cause in Boston Lecture
A committee meeting in Boston plans a Nov 28 lecture by Rev Eugene Sheehy of Limerick at Odd Fellows Hall. The event aims to raise funds for a Bourne parish church, with strong Hibernian support and a big vocal program. Tickets available from multiple listed organizers and committee members.
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John M Langston Dies at 68 in Washington
John M Langston a prominent colored ex Congress member from Virginia died in Washington at 68. Born a slave in 1829 he was freed at six and educated at Oberlin before a legal career. He taught law at Howard University then served as minister to Hayti and led the Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute before entering Congress.
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Bishop of Majorca Dies After Excommunication Row
Madrid reports the bishop of Majorca Balearic Isles has died after last September excommunicating Senor J Navarro Reverter minister of finances in General Marcela Azcarraga's cabinet over a disputed conversion of property to government uses.
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Verdi Consort Signora Verdi Dies in Rome
Signora Verdi wife of Giuseppe Verdi dies in Rome as the composer reaches his 84th year. Verdi, famed Italian maestro, is identified as the grieving widower in the report.
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Gladstone Ailing Drives Biographical Plans Abroad
London report says Gladstone may publish a major biographical work while age and infirmities rise concerns. He experiences facial weakness when cold is felt and is ordered to the Riviera for winter. He plans to travel with his wife and daughter to Cannes, staying with Lord Jdel, whose daughter is married to Gladstone's third son.
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