Plan to place Indians under territorial rule in Oklahoma
Washington reports Congressman Springer of Illinois pushing a territorial government for the Indian Territory to open Oklahoma for settlement while curbing lawlessness. He aims to reorganize committees to back the move, with Peel of Arkansas leading Indian Affairs and support from the Senate committee. The Nicaragua canal project also faces renewed Congressional pressure claims.
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Emma Lazarus Dies at 36 in New York Home
Emma Lazarus noted poet translator and writer for magazines died on Saturday at 18 West Tenth Street New York aged 36. She was from a prominent Jewish family connected to the Nathans Lyons Judahs and Gratzs and linked to the Rebecca of Ivanhoe lineage. Her works include Admetus and Other Poems and Alide an Episode of Goethe's Life.
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Copenhagen professor found dead in New York hotel
Professor C P Sinding of Copenhagen was found dead in the Merchants Hotel in New York on Friday morning. He was nearly 70, arrived about thirty years ago, and taught Scandinavian languages at the College of the City of New York.
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Report of the Lobster Commission Recommends Licensing and Canning Shutdown
The lobster commission presenting its Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island inquiry to the fisheries department urges a three year shutdown of the lobster canning industry. It also recommends licensing river beds to planters and oyster propagation, plus liberal funding for private enterprise. Americans are likely to be excluded as catches decline.
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Church Donation Aids Boston Society Debt
The Methodist Church extension committee voted to donate 5000 dollars to the People's Church of Boston after extended talks. Bishop Foster urged that prayers and a forthcoming collection would help clear the debt and stabilize the church's foundation.
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Gounod declines public Faust tribute in Paris
Jules Barbier and managers decide against a public ceremony for the 500th Faust representation after a heartfelt note from Charles Gounod. At rehearsal he accepts a gold-banded ivory baton inscribed to honor Faust’s 600th, then will conduct the public performance as planned.
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Central Massachusetts road cuts into Boston & Albany traffic
A freight rival with the Central Massachusetts road draws business from Ware to Boston, shifting ware Gilbertville shipments away from the Boston & Albany line due to lower rates and direct routes. Talks of controlling milk traffic, land sales, and a proposed rail consolidation with Kansas City roads signal a growing, multinational rail war on pricing and routes.
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Danger in Foreign Literature
A American critic laments reliance on foreign and especially English literature. He argues it weakens national consciousness and political standards, threatens American authors, and calls for a remedy to preserve an autochthonous national literature.
Forerunners of Bribery Sermon at West Church
The Rev. Dr. Bartol preached on bribery using 1 Samuel VIII.3 as a guide. He warned that bribery roots stretch from ancient times to modern Boston and the U.S. He argued bribes come in many forms from political to religious figures and noted how money corrupts public life and judgments.
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New Publications in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine
The December issue opens with From the Ranks a new Captain Charles King military novel. Albion W. Tourgee contributes Prof Cadmus's Great Case the first in With Gauge Swallow detective tales. Also features humor by Miss F C Baylor and sketches by Lucy C Lillie Janet Edmondson and others plus poems and essays. A complete novel addition boosts popularity for the coming year with promises from Amelie Rives Edgar Saltus and more.
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Mary Parmele
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Brander Matthews
Julia Magruder
Maud Howe
A. L. Wister
Subscriptions Offer for December Issue Free with Order
Advertises a subscription drive offering the December issue free for orders before year end. States single copies cost 25 cents and annual subscriptions are 3.00, published by J. B. Lippincott Company.
Bookshop Opens New Washington Street Store
To Book Buyers we announce the lease of a new elegant store at 3661 Washington Street adjoining the current location. The shop promises a complete stock of literature including new publications standard works in cloth bindings illustrated books souvenir gifts Bibles prayer books hymnals devotional volumes albums and more.
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Nightly theater listings tease multiple downtown venues
The Park Theatre offers Scott a show at 7 45 with Boston Museum presenting Sophie at 7 45 and Boston Theatre running Run of Luck with 7 45. Hollis Street Theatre plays The Highest Bidder at 7 46. Globe Theatre features Mrs Langtry at 8. Athens Alum variety show at 8.
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Sales by Auction Today Real Estate and Cotton
Cotton and other goods will be sold by Horatio Harris at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. today. Real estate auction conducted by S. R. Knights & Co. at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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Marriages in Dorchester Quincy and Boston
In Dorchester on November 17 the Rev S H Winkley joined James Henry Clark to Alice W Bragg both of Dorchester. In Quincy on November 16 the Rev Edward Norton joined Friend Crane to Mary Claribel Tilton both of Quincy. In Boston area on November 17 the Rev Nathan Hunt joined William M Picken to Susan Lohnes both of Boston.
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Death notices and obituaries from Boston area region
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