Forged Quotations and Boston Public Life Commentary
In Boston the debate over Home Market Club forgeries is probed, with critics accusing the club of knowingly spreading fraud via a London quotation and forged documents. The piece notes denials, partial verifications, and ongoing circulation, while extending to reflections on monument debates, scholars, and Boston street disruptions from municipal works.
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Journal of Saturday
Journal
Times
New York
Home Market Club
Benjamin Burrenworth
Imes
Butler
Boston Post
London
St. James Gazette
Ananias
Everett P. Wheeler
Spectator
New York Republican Club
Post
Advertiser
TreRworth
the Post
St. ‘James
New Hampshire
John Fiske
Crispus Attacks
Boston
King Street
Driving Gloves and Hats at Low Prices
Frosty mornings push shoppers to select a Driving Gloves pair, a Fall Hat, a Lap Robe, or an Overcoat from stock. The store promises prices below the general market and adopts a policy of quick sales and small profits.
Gloves and travel wear sale at Craven store
Craven advertises gloves for driving and street wear including two-button and one-button options with extra quality. It highlights lap robes, horse blankets, wool night shirts, Madras pijamahs, and heavy cotton night shirts. The sale also features hunting stockings at 50 cents and Medlicott Balbriggan underwear at lower prices than ever this season.
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Madras
Medlicott Balbriggan
Weather Report From Boston Station
Cloudy conditions with a high around 63 and a low near 52. Wind gusts reach about 24 miles per hour. Precipitation totals show 1.00 inches for the period.
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Eather
Boston
Om P.M
Colo
Steamers Arrived With Posts From Atlantic Trade Routes
Ships arrived and passed ports from Boston to Liverpool on October 6 and 7. Vessels include Kinsale from Boston to Liv pool, Umbria from Liverpool to New York, La Champagne from New York to Havre, and Lydian Monarch from New York to London. Several ships reported at Queenstown, Portland Bill, Prawle Point, and Scilly, with listings of routes from Montreal, Bermuda, Manila, and the Mediterranean.
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Oae
Kinsale
Kansas
Boston
Livpool
New York
Bothnia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Umbria
Yoxford
Mediterranean
Trinidad
Bermuda
la Champagne
Para
Cyril
Brow Head
Australia
Jhe Aden
Guy Mannering
Manila
Oston
Etruria
Rotterdam
Wieland
Hamburg
Lake Huron
Vancouver
Montreal
Amsterdam
Euskaro
Amaryllis
Baltimore
Dunkirk
Moville
Sarmatian
Furneasia
Gow
Alaska
Eaton
Boston Post weekly matter notice period tag
The Boston Post lists its weekly publication schedule with a Friday issuance cadence and notes it is entered as second class matter for mailing. The notice highlights three monthly intervals and durations of six months, one month, and one year in relation to the periodical.
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Bismarck
New York Herald
Europe
Germany
Russia
Austria
England
Holland
Constantinople
Balkan Peninsula
France
Belgium
Prince
Ship News and Financial Pages Set on Specific S
The notice indicates the Financial and Commercial Departments belong on the Sixth and Seventh pages while the Ship News is allocated to the Third page. No further details or events are provided.
Ridiculed tariff speeches mark waning Republican drive
Boston Post notes Republican Senators will use tariff debate for campaign speeches as election nears. The paper mocks the party’s lack of will to pass or support the bill, arguing the candidates and platform are overshadowed by a non-nominee and a failing campaign, calling the effort a humbug.
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Congress
Canal boat campaign primed for tariff reform drive
A Democratic canal boat sails from Buffalo to Albany with tariff reform speakers, buglers and a cannon. It will stop at towns along the Erie Canal for meetings over two weeks to press tariff reform, aiming to influence voters in Republican-leaning counties. Nearby, editorials discuss British politics, Home Rule, and Carl Schurz's letter explaining his stance against the Republicans.
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New York State
Buffalo
Erie Canal
Albany
Blaine
New York
Carl Schurz
Republican Party
Schlnrz
Scurrz
Cleveland
Harrison
Schwarz
Clarr- Land
ScuuRz
Mr. Scuunz
Republican Perplexity on Tariff Reform Divides Party
The piece argues Democrats show rare unity on tariff reform while Republicans display notable discord. It cites leaders supporting the Mixtzs bill, contrasts Brearps repeal plan with Blaine’s warning, and notes Boston Republicans split between broad reform support and cautious fiscal policy.
Remark on News Claims About a Russian Line Up to Tibet
A Herald correspondent questions the credibility of claims about a famous house built by Jack and cites an emperor versus czar meeting at Peterhof. The piece notes the author’s insistence that since William visited the czar, activity has surged along the Russian front in Central Asia from Kizil Arvat to Tibet.
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Boston
Washington Street
Rockies
Jack
Herald
William
Peterhof
Central Asia
Kizil Arvat
Thibet
Franking privilege row taints Cox scandal claims
The New York Tribune pushed accusations of abuse of the franking privilege by the Democratic committee over forged documents using a Cox frank. Cox repudiated the signature as a forgery, and the Postmaster General confirmed other fraudulent frankings including Republican documents under Boss Quay.
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New York Tribune
National Democratic Committee
Tribune
Cox
Democratic Committee
Campaign Literature Mentions Ful Contributions
The fragment notes ful contributions to the literature of this campaign, highlighting literary support and scholarly backing that augment the political effort. It suggests coordinated messaging and intellectual grounding behind the movement.
The Cruiser Baltimore Is Launched For Active Service
The Baltimore cruiser, launched in Philadelphia, is the largest yet built under Secretary Whitney. With 4400 tons, 10,750 horsepower, and 19 knots speed, it carries multiple guns and torpedo tubes. It features a double bottom, water-tight compartments, twin screws, and coal for extended range, aiming to be the most effective vessel in the U S Navy.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Whitney
Department
Great Britain
Surcoup
Forbin
Six Day Road Sculling Contest Opens at Madison Square Garden
About 3000 spectators gathered at Madison Square Garden for the six days road sculling contest offering $1000 in prizes. Twelve starters lined up as the event began with Ross leading at 12:30, covering seven miles.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Ross
Butler Wins Barney Prize Canoe Race in Springfield
In Springfield on October 7 at Calla Shasta the Barney prize cup contest drew canoeists including Paul Butler of Lowell and M J Brokaw of New York. Forrest withdrew for F A Nickerson of Springfield as Butler narrowly beat Brokaw. the naphtha launch race and paddling event were postponed.
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Springfield
Calla Shasta
Paul Butler
Lowell
M. J. Brokaw
New York
Knappe
Agawam
G. C. Forrest
Hartford
Forrest
F. A. Nickerson
Butler
Brokaw
Quips and quotes drift through a late 19th century page
A collage of humorous remarks and brief anecdotes from newspapers and magazines. It spans political chatter from Harrison to Cleveland, social quips about dancing in stockings, a dog named Peruvian, and light banter on handshakes, with snippets about editors and bishops.
Tariff clash framed as relief battle for people
The Senate bill relieves none of the grievous taxes on necessaries while the House bill seeks relief for industrial workers, forcing a choice between them. Philadelphia Times notes the stark contrast and urges decisive action.
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Philadelphia Times
Tidal wave of Republicanism hits rag trade in Massachusetts
The Boston Advertiser says a surge of Republican support swept the old rag and junk industry in Massachusetts about two months ago due to the Mills bill. It may trigger inquiry into the wave’s speed and heat as the Senate bill aims to place rags on the free list. will rag men shift to the Prohibition ticket as the era’s likely safeguard for the rag industry.
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Boston Advertiser
The New York Tribune on bread and money policy
The Springfield Republican argues the Tribune blames Treasury loan policy for high bread prices. It contends wheat scarcity is not the cause, but bank lending fueled by surplus deposits under the Democratic administration. It notes Harrison’s stance on surplus revenue and bond purchases, questioning differences in monetary circulation effects.
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New York Tribune
Treasury
Harrison
The
Springfield Republican
Dr William Everett for Second District in Massachusetts
The Boston Herald praises Dr William Everett as a strong candidate for the second congressional district. The editor notes his family lineage in Massachusetts history and his independence, courage, and reform efforts.
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Democratic Party
William Everett
Washington
Everett
Massachusetts
Congress
Boston Herald
Railroad receivers appointed in Missouri, Kansas and Texas line
Judge Brewer of the U S District Court appoints H C Cross of Emporia and George H Eddy of Leavenworth as receivers of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company in Leavenworth Kansas on October 7.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Brewer
United States District Court
H. C. Cross
Emporia
George H. Eddy
Missouri, Sas & Texas Railway Company
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