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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1888

Page

2

Carpet Wages and Market Debate On Proposed Advances

The text argues against wage cuts and defends proposed carpet price increases. It notes that even with advances, margins stay slim. there is no fair grade of carpet. cheaper cattle hair carpets complicate wool users. wages have not been cut. prices remain ruinously low due to loom stoppages. the proposed 5 to 10 cent rise aims to cover raw material costs but may still not yield real profit.

M. Henri Delpit Paris Théatre Francais M. Delpit Blaisdell Cambridge Scott Jeanie Deans Caroline Richard Saladin Ivanhoe Front-de-Baeuf’s Mary Stuart Lochleven Elizabeth Amy Robsart Kenilworth

The New Gospel and Panin at Lowell Institute

The article reviews Ivan Panin’s two lecture sessions on Tolstoy at the Lowell Institute, praising his Gogol discussion but faulting his Tolstoy treatment as partisan. It argues Panin misuses the gospel for personal critique of society and wealth, urging fairer judgments of both rich and poor and noting Boston’s habit of foreign commentary.

Ivan Panin Folstoi Lowell Institute Tolstoi Panin Russia Gogol Back Bay Society Mr. Panin Aman Boston William Lloyd Garrison Essex

Mackintosh Bankers Fail Amid Railroad Securities Loss

John W. Mackintosh and Co bankers and brokers at 87 Milk Street have failed due to Flint and Pere Marquette railroad securities. The firm comprises Mr Mackintosh and F A Schirmir. Liabilities and assets not stated. Weekly failures listed US 260 Canada 36.

John W. Mackintosh & Co No. 87 Milk Street Flint & Pere Marquette Railroad Securities

Chicago syndicate to take control of four St Louis street lines

A Chicago syndicate is expected to secure control on December 15 of four St Louis street railways. The Citizens line with $1.5 million stock on Cass Avenue and Ground Grounds railway, $3000000, Union line $600000, and Northern Central $200000 rand.

ST. Louis Street Railways St. Louis Chicago St.ouis Street Citizens Cass Avenue Wr Grounds Railway Union Line Northern Central

Boot and Shoe Buyers in Town in Maryland and Beyond

A noisy directory note lists boot and shoe buyers and firms in multiple cities including Baltimore and Chicago. Names include Spear bros, Ad Wein, Kichengreen, Brown of TW Barbudt, Brooks of Brooks Bros, Pratt of Bowen Pratt, Rosenthal, Anderson, Childs, Amsden, Mickenbrook, Durland Thompson, Hall Mason Shoe, Lowenberg Hecht, Noss Hanson, Cregg Elliott, Cabn Mickelsberg, Oppenheimer, Rehfisch, Smith Frazier, Hamilton Brown, and others across Dubuque, Honesdale, St Louis, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and more.

Biltimore Chicago H L Anderson Crannan B Childs Childs Groff & Coretbuane R Amsden Large & Amsden Dubuque B Mickenbrook Tre Nashville Tenn-L Hall Hall-Mason Shoe Companiy Norfolk M Pincus Lowenberg & Hecht Villadelphia Penn Noss Hanson T Ross Hangen & Co Witsonre J R Greze Cregg & Elliott San Francisco Cal 1 Cain Cabn, Mickelsberg & Co L Oppenheimer Oppenheimer, Yen & Co P Rehfisch Rehfisch Boot and Shoe Co St Joseph A T Smith Smith, Frazier B & Company Ven St Loui A D Brown Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co

Pearline Named Greatest Laundry Invention by Public Acclaim

The era’s most celebrated laundry aid, Pearline, is widely hailed as the greatest invention for washing garments. Invented years ago, it remains a staple in households and laundries recognized for simplifying cleaning tasks and preserving fabric.

Theatrical Gossip Promises Big Week in Boston Theatres

A wave of theatre changes arrives next week with the Howard Atheneum star company at the Boston Theatre and a joining of the Fourteenth Street Theatre production. Shown are expanded casts, added scenery, and Thanksgiving popular performances. Florence Toole’s death noted, Miss Fanny Davenport and Miss Julia Marlowe debut in Boston, and Hanlons announce a grand New Fantasma with new scenery and effects.

Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Company Boston America Desert New York Messrs Rich & Harris Lord Chumley Museum Bronson Howard Miss Lotta the Park C. W. Couldock Hazel Kirke Howard Atheneum Reuben Glue London Atheneum Florence Toole Mr. Toole Miss Toole Fanny Davenport Sardou Paris Julia Marlowe Hollis Street Theatre Mary Shaw Charles Barron W. F. Owen Robert Taylor Grand Opera House Helen Barry J. M. Hill Madge Oliphant Hanlons Globe Theatre Edwin Booth Lawrence Barrett Fifth Avenue Theatre Mary Anderson Palmer's Yeoman of the The Casino Waddy Googan Harrigan’s Park Theatre Bijou Opera House Daly’s Theatre Dockstader London Gaiety Company the Standard Madison Square Sweet Lavender Lyceum Old Homestead Academy Star Windsor Mrs. McKee Rankin We, Us & Co Third Avenue Evans and Hoey Roland Reed Fourteenth Street Theatre Mr. Barnes Broadway Kellogg Clara Louise Kellogg English Opera Company IL Trovatore Bohemian Girl New American Opera Company Gustav Kinvichs Howard Atddt- Njeum Star Specialty Company

Fires Raze Citybiz Quarters and Factories in North America

A string of fires across cities from Eureka Springs to Montreal devastates business districts. Dentists offices in Eureka Springs and the Fort Wayne Jenney Electric Light Company works suffer major losses, with insured portions varying. Other blazes hit Osborne Killey in Hamilton, Lamoine sardine factory, McCorkle & Bowman pork packing, Yates stove factory, and several houses and bobbin works. Total losses reach hundreds of thousands, with many insured. Several fires are reported as incendiary or under investigation, including Ottawa area and Montreal lumber yards. In New Orleans a $100,000 insured property fire occurs, while Poxomoxkr City witnesses near 259k damage with most of the town homeless.

Eureka Springs Ark Fort Wayne Ind Fort Wayne Jenney Electric Light Company Phoenix Hartford Connecticut Springfield Fire and Marine Hamilton Ont Osborne Killey Manufacturing Company Comany Poxomoxkr City Rockville Conn William Plunder Eisworth Lamoine Packing Company East Lamoine Lynchburg McCorkle & Bowman Yates Lynn Sprcrat Harbor Street Michael Quinn Nasavua N. H Isaac Eaton New Hampshire Ottawa Aylmer O Reilly New Orleans Wackerbarth & Josephs A. A. Greenwood Moses Schwartz Montreal J. N. & W.R. Roberts & Co Heatrle & Co Drepuam C. D. Brooks Eastern Avenue

Explosion at Clifford's rubber works causes burns

An explosion of naphtha at Clifford's rubber works on Western avenue Brighton caused a small fire at about 3:80 yesterday afternoon. Damage estimated at 100 dollars. Foreman R. T. Elwell suffered severe burns. A box alarm from Box 6 at 6:15 reported a lamp upending in Hennessy's tenement 135 Leverett street with no damage.

Clifford Western Avenue Brighton R. T. Elwell Hennessy Leverett Street

Senator Morgan Renominated in Alabama Caucus

Montgomery Ala Nov 23 At a joint caucus of Democratic Senators and Representatives of the Alabama Legislature John T Morgan was nominated by acclamation to be his own successor in the United States Senate.

Morgan Montgomery Ala Alabama United States John T. Morgan

Election Aftermath Reflects Shifting Party Strength

In a Nov 22 1888 note from Sosten the editor analyzes the recent election. Cleveland’s defeat stems from moneyed machine power, while Northern and Western support grows for the Democratic cause. Tilden Garfield and Blaine are cited, with Republicans losing moral standing and Democrats offering tariff reform.

Cleveland New York Democratic Party Tilden Garfield Blaine Republican Party Sosten

Epward Kakas Sons Offer Stylish Sacques and Jackets

Epward Kakas Sons specialize in well fitting sacques and jackets that are stylish and offered at very low prices, highlighting their specialty and value.

Epward Kakas & Sons

Airy Fairy Lilian and Other Poems Review

A lavish illustrated edition of Tennyson poetry features delicate covers and plates by Humphrey, Taylor, Copeland and others. The piece praises some illustrations while noting modernity in some Mariana scenes, with essays on Worthy works by Helen Ainslie Smith and others, and mentions Barnum and other children’s books.

Lord Tennyson Tennyson Keats Taylor Moore Humphrey Lilian Copeland Messrs F.S. Church J. Francis Murphy J. D. Woodward W. Ss. J. Harper E. P. Hayden Hamilton Gibson T. Moran Edmund H. Garrett Charles Copeland H. P. Barnes Louis Meynelle Jessie Curtis Shepherd Maud Humphrey Fairy Lilian Alfred Tennyson Boston

Still More Children Books Trowbridge Still More Books Trowbridge

A review of J. Trowbridge’s latest juvenile works and the Wide Awake volumes notes the author’s strong grasp of boyish nature and moral tone. It praises Two Little Confederates by Thomas Nelson Page and highlights Our Little Ones and Chatterbox annuals, with praise for Blaisdell's Readings from the Waverley Novels and Yeats edited Irish tales in Camelot series.

Literature of America Chatterbox William Cowper John Gilpin Cowper Routledge H. Rosa J. T. Trowbridge Boston Lee & Shepard Andrew Hapwell Price D. Lothrop O Day Thomas Nelson Page New York Charles Scribner’s Sons de Wolfe, Fiske & Co Estes & Lauriat Helen Ainsiie Smith George Routledge & Sons Barnum Circus P.T. Barnum Sarah J. Burke White & Allen Laughton, Macdonald & Co Mr. Trowbridge Empire State Genesee Syracuse Cassit’s Corners Buffalo Oliver Optic Alger Trowbridge Maurie Thompson St. Nicholas Mrs. Davis Louisiana la Rose Blanche Teig O’kane Lagranay Lepracaun Daniel O'Rourke Innis Yeats Albert F. Blaisdell W. B. Yeats Thomas Whittaker

Parsons Held for Grand Jury Hearing in False Imprisonment

Springfield dispatch reports at Holyoke Police Court Charles T. Parsons faced a double charge of false imprisonment and assault after Vincent Zaloucastis testified he was bound to a buggy seat. Parsons claimed consent due to believed insanity and was held for the grand jury in $2000 bonds furnished by his wife and son.

Parsons Springfield Charles T. Parsons Holyoke Vincent Zaloucastis Zaloucastis

Dyspepsia Cure Mentioned With Acid Phosphate

Dr Lorenz o Waitz of Pittsfield Mass testifies that eight weeks on Horsford's Acid Phosphate restored health to a patient emaciated by nervous prostration and dyspepsia. The stomach was irritated and intolerant of squid and solids before treatment and a veteran physician called the case incurable.

LorEnzo Waitz Pittsfield Mass Orsford

Noted Distillate Blend of Hop and Oils

A description describes a product made from a slight distillation of hops Humulus Lupulus combined with the sweetest and purest vegetable oils, suggesting a fragrant oil blend or tincture with hop derivatives. The line frames a traditional preparation emphasis and purity claim.

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