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Justice
Italy
Puck
Nathaniel Rivley Cobb
Boston
Financial and Commercial Departments Noted in Pages
The notice explains that the Financial and Commercial Departments will be located on the Sixth and Seventh pages while the Ship News section appears on the Third page. It reads like a navigation cue for readers seeking specific content.
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I Pat
Socialists in London Face Potential Trouble This Winter
A London Sunday Trafalgar Square socialist gathering is deemed harmless but foreshadows possible clashes as unemployment grows. Observers warn that continued Loyalist temper and riot incentives could trigger widespread unrest before winter, forcing city authorities to act.
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London
Trafalgar Square
City Commissioners of
Boston Mayor O'Brien Renominated by City Committee
The Democratic city committee unanimously renominated Mayor O'Brien for a second term praising his two years in office. Supporters say he has earned widespread respect and faces no strong opposition, with guidance needed on aldermen and school committee picks to sustain a business like government.
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Bob
Park Theatre
Lotta
Boston
Gol
Miss Phan
Zot
Hoyden
O'Brien
Democratic City Committee
O’brien
Tribune Uses President Arthur Tribute for Partisan Point
The New York Tribune is accused of distorting a President Arthur tribute to attack Democrats. The piece argues the tribute honors Arthur’s personal worth and fidelity, refuting claims of Republican abuses and denying any falsehood in the President’s words.
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New York Tribune
Arthur
Tribune
Europe Shapes Eastern Affairs And American Debates
The piece weighs Russia and Germany over Bulgaria and shifts toward France, with notes on Louisville editor Henry Watterson and Rae. It also discusses Archbishop Corrigan's Pastoral on Mr. George's land ownership theory, defending property rights and warning against communism.
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Corrigan
New York
Henry George
Mr. George
Archbishop Corrigan
Postal Service Report Praises Efficiency and Expansion
Postmaster General Vilas lauds the postal department's improving financials and extended services as letters, money orders, and free delivery grow. He supports expanding discretionary limits on free delivery and adopting letter sheet envelopes while noting minor friction and calls to accelerate foreign mail to Boston via Cunard.
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Department
Congress
Pacific Railroad
New York
Boston
Cunard Steamships
Cunard Company
Watterson critique on civil service reform sparks Southwest debate
In Kentucky the Courier-Journal condemns reformers as political dandies and milks the civil service of Boston in rhetoric. Mr Watterson characterizes Southwest views as monarchical and treasonous conservatism, centralizing power and excluding people from official accountability. The piece questions his accuracy and predicts lessons ahead.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Rae
Watterson
Mr. Blaine
Courier-Journal
Civil Service
Boston
Kentucky
Augusta
Southwest
Boston Seen Safe From Henry George Imitation
The article argues that Boston cannot replicate New York’s Henry George movement even with Republican support. It notes Boston lacks New York level poverty and crowded tenements, and that local workers are better housed and informed. It suggests Mr. McNeil errs by promoting George’s socialist doctrines to Boston laborers.
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Henry George
New York
Boston
Republican City Machine
City
Dir
George
Mr. McNeil
Critics Challenge George Theories In Economic Debate
The excerpt contends that frequent action with legal restraint harms reform by denying rights. It argues redress lies not in punitive measures but in aligning with religious duty to expose the futility of Mr George's theories and their appeal to working people.
Ships and biographers weigh Raleigh and Cleveland legacies
A review contrasts Gosse's Raleigh biography with a new volume on Richard Jeffrey Cleveland, noting Raleigh's brave, restless spirit and the author's polished style, while Cleveland's letters reveal a candid, simple narratorial power amid peril and hardship at sea.
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P. Worthuiles
Llomer
William Tell
Froude
Henry VIII
Marlborough
Shafesbury
Andrew Lang
Traill
Shaftesbury
Butler
Burnet
Macaulay
Dryden
Devil
Mr. Traill
Maccaulay
Mr. Gosse
Sir Walter Raleigh
Spain
Raleigh
Elizabeth
Sir Philip Sidney
Sidney
James J
Spenser
Walter
Kiungham
Agit Wei
New
Salem
Derbys
Milsbees
Crowninshields
Higginsons
Cleveland
United States
Engla
H. W. Ss. Cleveland
Elias Hasket Derby
Nathaniel Silsbee
Silsbee
Havre
Isle of France
Defoe
Captain Cleveland
St. Thomas
Aspasia
Tortola
Uns Place
Ac Fist
Ley
Boston Echoes of Adams and Warren Jefferson Bonds
Boston reminiscences recall Charles Francis Adams, his public life, and his literary critique on Chesterfield. The piece contrasts William Warren and Joseph Jefferson, noting their kinship, fame, and shared stage memories in Boston. A social vignette closes with a seasonal caricature of a parade turkey and playful street scene.
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Charles Francis Adams
Lord Chesterfield
North American Review
Lord Mahon
Chesterfield
Adams
West Street
William Warren
Joseph Jefferson
Boston
Warren
Jefferson
Prairie Zephyr Emerges as New Western Literary Paper
Signs multiply that the country’s literary centers are growing. A Philadelphia journal notes the Prairie Zephyr as a bright addition on the Western horizon and hopes it will become one of the lightest literary papers soon. The Tyrian purple movement also expands its reach.
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Philadelphia
Prairie Zephyr
State board of arbitrators meets at new Beacon Street quarters
The State board of arbitrators met yesterday at its new quarters located at No. 13 Beacon street for the first time, marking a relocation in its offices and operations.
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State Board of Arbitrators
No. 13
Beacon Street
Maas Delights Audience With Refined Piano Recital
The pianist Dr Maas impressed with a varied program featuring Chopin Schubert Scarlatti Rubenstein Strauss and his own pieces. His technique blending with interpretive insight drew warm applause especially for Ohne Rast und Ruh a tender and melodic composition.
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Mr. Maas
Louis Maas Holds First Piano Concert of the Season
Louis Maas drew a large appreciative audience at Bamstead Hall for his first piano concert of the season. The program, though long, was vitally interesting and held the attention of all listeners with nineteen selections featuring Schumann and Leets.
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Bamstead Hall
Louis Maas
Schumann
Leet
Rip Van Winkle at Globe Theatres dazzles with Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson shines as Rip Van Winkle at the Globe Theatre. Miss Henrietta Vaders as Gretchen and Mr Edwin Varrey as Derrick Beeman support a performance praised for charm and pathos, though some parts feel loud at times.
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Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Rafael
Mr. Jefferson
Globe Theatre
Jefferson
Henrietta Vaders
Gretchen
Edwin Varrey
Derrick Beeman
W. A. Whitecar
Hendrick Vedder
Mary Woolcot
Meenie
Miss Vaders
Mixed up quips and curios from early week cartoons
A collection of wry captions and satirical snippets: jokes on justice and Italy, quips about editors and alders, snippets about Florida politics, a 88 year old messenger, a Dakota verdict, and M. Tack's election as Belgian deputy vice president.
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Florida
New York
Western Union Telegraph Office
Easton
Coor
Dakota
McNish Johnson and Slavin’s Minstrels At Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre crowd applauded Messrs McNish Johnson and Slavin’s minstrels for an entertaining programme. The Telephone Exposed and The Little Vlg Coon burlesque drew praise as songs and dances impressed. The company remains for the rest of the week.
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Boston
King Réné's Daughter staged for Auburndale church
Henry Smart's cantata for female voices was presented at Music Mal last evening for Centenary M. BP. Church of Auburndale. An appreciative audience enjoyed the musical performance with soloists Mrs. Jennie Patrick-Walker Miss Mary H. How Miss Lizzie Webb Cary Mrs. J. B. Phipps and Mrs. N. C. Bradford.
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Henry Smart
King Réné
M. BP
Auburndale
Jennie Patrick-Walker
Mary H. How
Lizzie Webb Cary
J. B. Phipps
N. C. Bradford
William Carlton Drama At Bijou Theatre Last Night
William Carlton's Across the Atlantic played at the Bijou Theatre before a large audience. John Nye Ransone starred in four roles with solid support from John Hart Nora Lytton Ella Benso ne. Ransone sang The Masher I Love Her So and Mr. O Hooligan during the action. Next week Edwin F Mayo appears in Davy Crockett.
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William Carlton
Atlantic
Bijot
John Nye Ransone
John Hart
Isaac Golderom
Nora Lytton
Enina Livingstone
Ella Bensone
Aiiie
Ransone
Variety at the Howard Delights Local Audience
At the Howard last night Sam Pevere presented a double company with standout acts by Ardell and Von Goffe Lottie Elliots skipping rope set Conroy and Dempsey dialect routine the Voluskis acrobatic farce Jolly Nash on the cornet Slipp and Tripp in Viennese comiques and Sam Devere in his specialties. The bill runs all week.
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Howard
Sam Pevere
Ardell
von Goffe
Lottie Elliot
Conroy
Dempsey
Voluskis
Jolly Nash
Slipp
Tripp
Sam Devere
Dramatic notes set for city theater week events
The city prepares for Lec 7 adonis seventy fifth mantle and major openings. Lehnen Bateman bring Romany Rye to Howard Atheneum November 29. Rhea’s wardrobe will be on display at Boston Theatre during the star engagement. McNish Johnson Slavin perform at Boston Theatre during Thanksgiving week to large crowds.
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Donis
Lehnen & Bateman
Howard Atheneum
Rhea
Boston Theatre
McNish, Johnson
Slavin
Boston
Funeral of Lieutenant Lyman W Gould Held at Home
Lieutenant Gould's funeral was held last night at 7 o'clock at 146 Trenton street. Reverend Baldwin conducted the services as a large police department attendance included Sergeant Small Assistant Superintendent Burrell Police Commissioners Whiting McCauslard ex Chief Inspector Ham and many others.
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Lyman W. Gould
Trenton Street
5. L. Baldwin
D.D
Small
Burrell
Whiting
McCauslard
Ham
Current Comment Our Blue Laws
Opinion piece arguing that Prohibitionists should be interested in a promised experiment as a revealing example of a statute failing to alter community habits. The Brooklyn Union commentary treats enforcement limits and social behavior as a test of legal restraint.
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Prohibition Test Proposed by Prohibitionists
The Prohibitionists demand immediate prohibition and offer a bill for a statutory law while awaiting the constitutional amendment, a move to test Republican sincerity. If passed it would show real commitment. otherwise it would reveal fealty to delay.
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Hartford Times
Farmers Resist Tariff and Labor Revenue Take
A Louisville Courier-Journal letter states farmers resist accepting the situation as the tariff and agency steals large shares of proceeds from labor and investment. The writer cites growing percentages taken from merchandise proceeds and calls for patience amid the perceived burden.
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LouiswUe Courier- Journal
Harvard’s Mistake Not Confering Degrees to All Colleges
A Providence Journal note criticizes Harvard’s policy as a great mistake for not granting degrees to the three hundred seventy odd colleges nationwide. It frames the issue as an omission affecting degree recognition across institutions.
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Harvard
Providence Journal
Playing with fire and the age of ideas
A short critique from the Atlanta Constitution arguing against public discussion of new isms. It warns that while ideas may progress, their public airing harms the era's moral tone and compares such debates to playing with fire.
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Avelings
Atlanta Constitution
Moen-Wilson Mystery Bids to Eternal Enigma
The Tribune reflects on the Moen-Wilson conundrum alongside famous historical puzzles. It links the ongoing mystery to the Man in the Iron Mask and to the unresolved case of William Patterson.
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Moen-Wilson
Wilson-Moen
William Patterson
Tribune
Forlorn Fight With Reform Sparks Political Rhetoric
Henry Watterson criticizes James Blaine over civil service reform and third term conspiracies. The piece suggests Blaine must be fed with different incentives to sustain his courage in opposition to reform, noting spoilsmen’s support and the risk of career consequences.
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Henry Watterson
Blaine
United States
Mr. Blaine
Watterson
Foundation and Prehistoric Rome Lecture Featured
Last evening Professor Rodolfo Lanciani spoke on The Foundation and Prehistoric Site of Rome with stere opticon views. Dwight L Moody addressed the Harvard Y M C A on What Must I Do to Be Saved. The anniversary guest list will be preserved in book form.
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Rodolfo Lanciani
Rome
Dwicht L. Moody
Harvard Young Men’s Christian Association
Harvard-Yale
Cambridge
Glee Club
Viernan Sodarity
Austin
Ayer
Bartel
Brengle
Cox
Dexter
Emery
Fessenden
Flagg
Heeksher
Ceersdorff
Mumford
A. C. Smith
Russell
Weistling
Appleton
Adams
Amory
Butler
Browne
Codman
Hale
D. Gersdorff
Paver
Reynolds
Sedgwick
Snow
Spaulding
Winsow Woodman
Judge Ruths’s Father Funeral Service Held
The father of the late Judge George L. Ruths will be buried after a 11 o'clock service at Charles Street Methodist Church. Pallbearers include Judge Wiam E. Parmenter W Bragg John Boyle O'Reilly Lewis Hayden John Smith Charles L. Mitchell Edward G. Walker Jon F. Kilton and Thomas Riley. Interment follows at Woodlawn cemetery.
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George L. Ruths
Charles Street
Wiam E. Parmenter
W. Bragg
John Boyle O'Reilly
Lewis Hayden
John Smith
Charles L. Mitchell
Edward G. Walker
Jon F. Kilton
Thomas Riley
Woodlawn
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