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Murray and Morrow clash over tariff and silver in early 1888 campaign
The Loston Post notes Murray echoes Blargiz on tariff prosperity while praising Morrow for endorsing Chicago platform silver policy. It highlights Morton as oddly aligned with unlimited coinage, and reports Waco Texas celebrating Mills nomination with 30,000 at a barbecue. It covers Mina Mixus taxation critique and Indiana political tension as Blaine looms with wary GOP leaders.
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Blargiz
New York
Morrow
Chicago
West
Morton
Republican Party
Waco
Tex
Mills
Minis
Congress
Mixus
Federal ‘Treasury
Treasury
Mr. Mines
German Press Flays Frederick III Diary Aimed at Bismarck
The late Emperor Frederick III diary provokes semi official German press to attack the dead monarch’s character while defending government action against Deutsche Rundschau. They ignore Bis marck’s authenticity claims and label Frederick III a self contented idealist. The editorials reveal government influence and deep political rifts over the monarch’s brief reign.
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Frederick
Deutsche Rundschau
Bismarck
Frederick III
Political tensions rise as Germany and England drift apart
The discussion strengthens Radical positions and Anglophobia in Germany, seen as a hinge to attack Bis marck. Empress Victoria may be linked to a provocative source to justify suspicions. If successful, Bismarck’s dislike of English influence grows with Frederick III's liberalism. Royal quarrels could spark wider international friction.
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Bismarck
England
Victoria
Frederick III
Europe
Deficient Appropriations and The Deficit Bill Debate
A historical Washington dispatch discusses the deficiency bill’s peril, arguing deficits grow from repeated underfunding and riders. It condemns partisan manipulation, cites Morrow’s Chinese indemnity clash, and laments GOP shifts from free trade to protectionism while urging more liberal regular appropriations.
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Washington
Congress
Morrow
Republican Leaders Then and Now Controversy
A historical critique argues that figures like Joan P. Hare Saumon P. Coast William H Seward Charles Sumner and Henry Wixson would repudiate the modern party�s tilt toward corporate taxation to aid preferred monopolies. It notes 1857 gains under Nathaniel Banks as Speaker and a Massachusetts backed tariff cut, with Sumner and Wixson supporting the move.
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Joan P. Hare
Saumon P. Coast
William H. Seward
Charles Sumner
Henry Wixson
Republican Party
House of Representatives
Nathaniel P. Banks
Massachusetts
Henry Winson
Winson
New England
Sweating system debate in London stirring evidence
A London parliamentary committee on sweating hears varied definitions of the term and details from Miss Porter about 1300 sweating shops. They classify shops by wages and sanitary conditions, arguing only a higher standard of living can end sweating, noting similar abuses in American industries and the impact of imports on labor conditions.
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Charles Boorn
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Mocking Valley
Revelations on new Gunsmrt and Sullivan opera title
A mystery around the new Gunsmrt and Sullivan opera is unveiled as The Yeoman of the Guard or the Merry Man and His Maid. The lack of international copyright aids early advertising, while critics speculate the wit and songs may verge on Shakespearean and poetic, though details remain uncertain outside Savoy Theatre and Casino crowd chatter.
English and French Watering Place Children Compared
An English correspondent criticizes children at a French watering place for unruly tempers and lack of discipline, noting they eat at table young, partake in wine or beer, and restlessness. He contrasts with English children who are restrained and sent to bed by eight after simple meals. He concludes American children are not the worst mannered.
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Cynic
Boston
Taverner
Bostonian Arrives From Liverpool as a Fast Freight Vessel
The Leyland line steamship Bostonian reached off Boston Light at six on Monday evening after a nine day four hour voyage from Liverpool, eight days ten hours from Queenstown. Built as freighter not passenger or mail ship, her speed is notably efficient for a freight carrier.
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Bostonian
Boston Light
Liverpool
Queenstown
Political Tariffs And Public Opinion In The 1890s
The article surveys tariff politics and party critiques, noting Blaine and Reid called Bourbon shriekers, reporting crowd estimates at a New York Polo Grounds event, and detailing editorials from Boston to Indianapolis. It parries sugar trust influence, tariff rhetoric, and a web of campaign commentary including Garfield and Janeway positions and silk duty disputes.
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Whitelaw Reid
Boston Journal
New York Polo Grounds
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New York Tribune
Press
Sun
Herald
Star
Blaine
Mills Bill
Europe
Republican Party
Mobilization on Boston Common draws wide interest
In Boston the movement of Massachusetts troops to Boston Common is seen as a major militia mobilization test. The event highlights quick deployment and public interest, while observers note the broader role of citizen soldiers amid social tensions and uprisings concerns.
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Massachusetts
Boston
English Illustrated Magazine to enlarge with October issue
The October number marks a volume start for the English Illustrated Magazine. It will print a thicker frontispiece without changing price and feature Crawford’s Sant Hanio, The Home of the Wolf, and stories by Farjeon Norris Murray. Also planned are Old English Homes papers by Elizabeth Balch and Augmented holiday novelties from Lee & Shepard including Mulock works and a calendar.
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Mr. Crawford
Sant’ Hanio
L. Farjeon
W. E. Norris
D. Christie Murray
Elizabeth Balch
Messrs. Lee & Shepard
Dinah Maria Mulock
John Halifax
J. Pauline Sunter
Boston
Whittier
Jerome Walker
Charles H. May
R. W. Lowe
J. C. Nimmo
Dr. Doran
Kean
Irving
Motley
Dutch Republic
M. Gaston Guillain
Brussels
Messrs. Longman & Co
England
J. Addington Symonds
Carlo Gozzi
Venice
Goldoni
Symonds
Gozzi
Ambitious French Academy bid faces opposition by Dumas
M Zola signals pursuit of Académie Française vacancy amid opposition from Alexandre Dumas and other influential members. Rev Dr Bartol reports nervous dyspepsia during summer illness. Rev Edward A Horton leaves for three week missionary work in the West. Gen Schofield to reside in Washington with a $7500 salary. James Lakeman of Malden turns 92, four generations share supper. King George of Greece modernizes Copenhagen palace purchasing Smidstremgaard estate. Rumor abides that abdication may follow Prince of Sparta marriage. Francis Jayne new Bishop of Chester stands tall, hair curling, salary $21,000. Death of Lord Sackville West elevates he to peerage. details of royal posts noted.
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Lord Sackville
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Countess of Derby
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Forged Quotations and Sugar Trust Critique
A Philadelphia era letter compares forged quotations in English papers to counterfeit money stamped "counterfer" and criticizes Democratic managers. It argues sugar trusts raise prices impacting the poor while wage earners suffer, labeling the wealthy as private interests to be kept out of reform.
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Mills Committee
James G. Blaine
Providence Journal
N. Y. Herald
Jekyll and Hyde Speechs Reported in 2 Papers
A Saturday night event featured Mr Blaine made speeches reported differently by The Tribune and The Times. The Tribune prints the full speech while The Times offers a shortened version. The piece notes both are claimed authentic and ponders stenography and cadence. It also mentions a prize puzzle from the Boston Home Market Club and a tariff dispute over sugar refining wages.
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Mr. Blaine
The
Tribune
Times
Blaine
the Times
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Tts
Bay State Sugar Refinery
Sugar Trust
Boston Home Market Club
LN. Y. Evening Post
Ind
Wealthy heir and the broken link in fate and law
A collage of witty exchanges and social quips from Punch and London papers. The piece touches on a rich heir, political graft, a wheelhouse knife grinder, a convict escaping, and marital sparring. It then notes Springfield Republican enlarging eight columns, a Flemish tapestry at South Kensington bought for £1200, and a Salvation Army clash with legal repercussions in Suffolk County Court with a £50 verdict.
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Booth
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Salvationists
War Chest
Queen Victoria Street
Sachem and Grayling race ends in accident and suspension
Newport R I Oct 2 The second race between Sachem and Grayling was sailed in similar conditions. Grayling suffered a heavy sea mishap tearing her foremast and returning to harbor under mainsail. The race ended as Grayling retired and both owners said they agreed to cancel the entire series and stakes if a severe accident occurred. Grayling towed to New York by tug Haviland.
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Sachem
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Reef
Stiletto
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Owen
New York
Fall River Bank Examinations Spark Combined Trustees Meeting
Bank Examiner Chapin has not yet filed his report on Union Savings Bank with a hearing on an injunction in Boston tomorrow looming. Directors and trustees disclosed Nichols's paper totaling 141000, with notes, suspended checks, Crescent Mill stock, mortgages, life insurance, and outside indorsers. losses expected to be covered by securities and temporary dividends.
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