Late Election Signals Democratic Victory in 1892
Article notes Major Sprinley Road quotes Mr. Quincy arguing the late election points to a Democratic victory in 1892. It discusses President Harrison's hide trouble and suggests the nature of diplomatic negotiations makes it imperative to impose a duty on hides starting next January.
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Quincy
Major McKinley
Tremont Temple
Massachusetts
New England
New England ‘Tariff Reform League
Henry Faxon
Henry L. Pierce
Dr. Everett
Josiah Quincy
Captain Codman
William Lloyd Garrison
Jabez Fox
George Fred Williams
Charles Hamlin
Henry C. Thacher
Everett
Alexander Llamiston
Home Market Club
Harrison
Charles S. Hamlin
William Everett
United States
England
North American Review
Congress
Allen
McKinly
The
Continental Congress
Rhode Island
James Madison
Virginia
Carl Fitzsimmons
Cambridge Rolling Mills Forced to Close by Tariff Toll
The Cambridgeport rolling mills, operated since 1868 and tied to Norway iron, suspend work after tariff hikes raise raw material costs and push up old iron rail prices. Eustis cites high taxes on raw materials and the switch to steel rails as factors, with interstate freight laws hurting New England manufacturers.
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Tremont Temple
McKinley
Massachusetts
Cambridge Rolling Mills
Eustis
Gilmore & Hustis
Cambridgeport
Norway Iron
Handlett, Ellis & Co
Messrs
Gilmore Kustis
Norway
United States
Europe
New England
Tremont
Amherst Williams Tie For Championship In Low-Scoring Clash
Amherst and Williams play to a scoreless draw on Pratt's field with Williams bunting and Amherst kicks shaping the action. Hess is disqualified. captain Lewis injured but stays in. Officials: Umpire Robertson and Referee A A Stagg. Both teams share the championship after the battle ends with no points.
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Amherst
Williams
Pratt
Stearns
Hess
Lewis
Ambherst
Vithanwephon
Seers Lefbeses - Sbimv
Maldwin
Fey Veces
Buard
Ediee
Aenen Smith
Bothue Alexander
Cerns
Ready for the Fray Harvard Yale Sky Football Forecast
The piece describes Harvard and Yale football at Springfield with the Boston Post using sky balloons to signal half and final scores. Crimson and blue balloons indicate outcomes, crimson for Harvard and blue for Yale, with bombs counting points and a public, imaginative sky bulletin.
Crimson and Blue Clash in Crimson Tide Football Showdown
The Recrée recalls a tense moment as crimson greyhounds surround Yale's giant guard His image of Bedouins closing in on Hefflefinger compels a dramatic clash. If Yale’s line holds Harvard may win. if not the bombs turn red and the sky bears the Post’s lines of fire.
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Yale
Harvard
Harvard Fans Rally Before Yale Clash In Cambridge
Harvard students overflow University Hall to cheer the eleven bound for Springfield then Boston. Captain Bernie Trafford and the squad receive rousing salutes as the team departs in barges. Predictions favor Yale’s center work, with Harvard relying on end runs and Trafford’s kicks, likely leaving the first half with Yale ahead.
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Fellows
Harvard
Jack Morse
University Hall
Springfield
College Yard
Bernie Trafford
Dr. Conant
Stewart
Adams
Arthur Cumnock
Main Street
University
Boston
Cambridge
Crimson
Nenetheless
Dexter
de Conant
Stanley Morison
Morison
Heffelfinger
Yale
Yalee
Trafford
Flarvard
Lake
Corbett
McClung
Bliss
McCormick
Hallowell
Emmons
Sideboard as a Social Indicator in Boston Dining Rooms
An article extols the Sideboard as a social gauge for hospitality and wit, praising its craft and storage features. It touts Boston as having the season’s largest Thanksgiving dining room furniture stock and offers a 288 page catalogue upon request with two two cent stamps.
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Bar Harbor
Newport
Nuremberg
Flere
Boston
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