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A republican tariff critique notes Hawai ian trade practices under the tariff policy. The Iron Age reports some Nasinewilens trusts and individual manufacturers selling Hawaiians goods at special prices. It argues the protective system raises domestic prices while aiding foreign sales and bolsters trusts. It urges voting for McKinley and a Republican Congress.
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New England Brains Shaped NYU Temple of Fame Selections
The New England region dominates the NYU Temple of Fame first selections with thirteen of twenty five honorees. Most top preachers, theologians, and scholars come from Massachusetts births, with Maine and Rhode Island figures also yielding notable immortals. The piece argues New England’s intellectual leadership and moral strength define the nation.
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Trusts and State Authority in Hoar Speech
Senator Hoar urged that trusts cannot be ruined by federal action alone and must be tackled by state authority. He cited Texas seeking Rockefeller’s surrender in New York and criticized Republican officials for weak anti trust enforcement while noting Massachusetts trusts run free. He challenged Republicans to name a state enacting an effective trust law.
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The British Elections and Ministerial Majority
The general election in Great Britain has advanced enough for a reasonable estimate of party standings. Between 60 and 600 elections have been decided and about 100 seats remain to be filled. The ministerial majority is about the same as in the last Parliament, with Unionists holding a majority of 102. It is unlikely the ministerial party will gain further seats.
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Salisbury Faces Possible Defeat Over South African Plans
The passage argues Salisbury is unlikely to gain more than the five year old majority, despite favorable factors like Lord Roberts announcing the Transvaal annexation and a new voters register that could boost Liberal votes. It warns such an outcome would undermine moral support for handling South African reconstruction.
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Senator Hoar Faces Imperialism Debate at Concord
The article defends Sen. Hoar's Concord speech as a penance for party loyalty and argues Bryan is sincere against imperialism. It blasts Hoar's claim that Bryan opposes culpably and notes McKinley era facts, including treaty ratification and independence pledges, highlighting Hoar's cited line that free government is not a gift.
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Observant Citizen notes plants at Trinity Church plot and city scenes
The Observant Citizen describes workers planting new flowers in front of Trinity Church as summer crops yield to autumn hues. The piece also mentions harbor activity after a clearing west wind, schooling ambidexterity in Philadelphia, a rumor about letter carrier James A. Shanley possibly wedding, two men moving coal in Somerville on a damp day, and reflections on cheerful disposition versus crowding umbrella users on Tremont Street.
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Iced Tea Daily Table Hints and Fruit Morning Menu
The snippet lists beverages and light dishes such as iced tea daily hints, fruit and oatmeal. It mentions a main course of broiled swordfish with baked potatoes and corn muffins, followed by buttered toast and coffee. A shell pasta item and apples appear as part of the fare.
Dove Clocks Itself in Broken Clock Face at African M E Church
An amusing duckworth of observation describes a dove perched on the minute hand of a broken clock at the African Methodist church on Charles Street. The bird examines the hole in the dial, then attempts to enter the clock face before resuming its perch. The column also recalls a rally anecdote about a sign on a cow, then shifts to a rainy city car scene and reflections on education and public schooling.
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Ephraim Bonds Surrenders to Judgment Day at Timber Grove
A camp meeting near Mason and Wixon's line turns dramatic as Ephraim Bond, famed for wicked ways, resists conversion until a powerful sermon by his father Hiram Bond moves him. Amid hymns and a threatening crowd, Ephraim finally joins in the chorus, indicting his own past and embracing a path away from sin.
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Whither away Love Verse from Atlanta Constitution
A fragment from an Atlanta Constitution poem laments longing and unheeded prayers as a speaker pleads I love you across changing skies. The verse contrasts light and heaven with tears and distance, ending on a refrain of love unreturned.
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Eliot Denies Joining Bryan Club in Clarifying Mistake
Harvard President Eliot denies any intention to join the Bryan Club as published reports were misrepresented. Washburn explains the exchange and notes Eliot did not promise membership or support for Bryan or McKinley, while Eliot confirms the incident was not treated as significant.
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Catholic Union Of Boston Plans Social Season
The Catholic Union of Boston opens its social season with a dancing party at Catholic Union Hall next Monday. Renovations make the hall more attractive. Members' nights are discontinued. Dancing and whist on separate evenings, five concerts, four whist evenings, collation after each, five dances with supper, three lecture numbers, a children's Washington’s Birthday event, continued lyceums, and bowling alleys to open about November 1.
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Tufts Faculty Weigh McKinley Victory
The Journal presents a Tufts faculty poll listing Elmer H. Hap en as a leading candidate and names from various departments including Beleundle Pourean, Durkee chemistry, Dennison Latin, Hooper, Dolbear electrical, and others as non committal or supportive picks.
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Odd Bits Of News Across The Nation And World
Bootblacks barred from Boston Sunday business. Gibraltar hides 62 miles of tunnels. China mourners burn pasteboard images to soothe spirits. Medea’s fields credited to 3800 hail shots. Springfield fruit pedlers form new labor union against auction discrimination. Paris cafe chairs inspire sidewalk delight. Americans eat 3,000,000 bushels oysters yearly, Chesapeake dominates. Vandalia Railroad purges drinkers, temperance drive grows. New York tenement block richest density, 3987 residents mostly Black. Dubuque farmers unite to guard game laws, 7000 acres in play. Dutch cheeses showcased in Paris Exposition, Leyden Gouda Edam produced locally. Sea Clift NY honors volunteer John Geoghegan of Seventy-first NY. Indian famine costs heighten cow sacredness, cattle starve with owners. Joliet to unveil vast water power plant delivering 8000 HP daily from the Chicago drainage canal.
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Top Coat and Suits
The Raglan and the Top Coat divide favor among well dressed men this season. We show splendid lines of each with excellent quality, style and fit. collars that fit properly correct shoulders and stitching reveal handwork of tailors without equals.
Bryan Club President Denies Eliot Link to Candidate
George F. Washburn, president of the Bryan Club of Massachusetts, rebukes press reports tying President Eliot to a club endorsement and candidate choice. He says the meeting at American House on Thursday did not discuss Eliot or his membership, and urges newspapers to drop the matter as unjustified and misrepresented.
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Chapman School Finishing Hangs on Legislature Aid
The new Chapman School building in Fast Boston may stay unfinished until lawmakers provide money to complete it. The School Board cannot act further, likely renewing the lease on temporary quarters when it ends in December. Chairman Merritt said the board will not authorize moving ahead with the contractor without legislative funds.
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