Indifference risks democracy says campaign urging voters
A public exhortation emphasizes the duty of every citizen to vote on election day. It warns that abstaining erodes public interests and fuels a government of cliques, urging readers to study the platform, support the democratic ticket, and complete registration before next Tuesday’s deadline.
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A New Theory on Business Waves and Cycles
A writer of economic science proposes that nature’s laws govern business rhythms, causing alternating periods of prosperity and low mood. He argues movements rise and fall in cycles of about eight to ten years, predicting 1885 slight gain, 1886 downturn, 1887 brighter close, 1888 low point and rebound, 1889 onward boom, with later reversals and increased labor strife during low phases.
Repair the Cogswell fountain from plinth to capital
The piece argues against vandalism and urges repairing the Cogswell fountain in Brooklyn or other sites. It notes the resilience of fountains and statues, praises lawful actions, and suggests moving the fountain to a new location such as the Charles River bank for restoration.
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Virginia campaign sparks charges of violence linked to Mahone
The piece accuses William Mahone and his followers in Virginia of inflaming racial tensions to disrupt peace before election day. It cites a brutal assault on Archer Brooks and portrays Mahone as a demagogue who uses inflammatory rhetoric, seeking to seize power while critics warn of escalating violence.
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Governor Robinson Eyes Senate Seat After Reelection Bid
Governor Robinson pursues a second term as governor while aiming for the U.S. Senate. Dawes loyalists in western Massachusetts could block his ascent, as Berkshire manufacturers reportedly opposed Dawes’ defeat in the prior contest and may act again to halt Robinson.
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Mayor O'Brien cites hasty payment to Barber Asphalt firm
Mayor O'Brien warns Boston aldermen that rushing the Bar ber Asphalt bill invites fraud. He notes a confession that a creditor paid a commission to secure auditing by the merchant's cashier. The mayor says such actions threaten the treasury and demonstrates his effort to guard public funds.
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Carrigan Reappointed Evening High School Master
Ras ton school board members had sought to discipline Mr. E. Carrigan for expressing viewpoints on education. Last night he was elected again as master of the evening high school, a role in which he has earned high praise and strong city benefits. Refusal to retain him would have violated civil service reform, given his pivotal role in elevating the evening schools.
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Worcester convention plank on biennial elections described
The passage notes that the Associated Press omitted a Worcester convention plank by Mr Aspinwall opposing biennial elections. The text argues for keeping annual state government elections, stating the custom of yearly public opinion on acts of officials should continue.
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Prohibitionists Clash with Robinson in 19th Century Deluge
A collage of late 19th century newspaper snippets shows prohibitionists opposing Robinson, critiques of governance by self-styled competent citizens, cultural notes on Mme Modjeska, and stray quips about politics, society, and oddities from Philadelphia to Baltimore, including a Burmah idol tale and local misfortunes.
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Disputed News Theft Claims Between Papers
A historical note accuses The Sun of reprinting a Washington Post lead article from the prior day. The cited exchanges call out alleged copying and label the Post as untrustworthy, reflecting rival newspaper tensions and public discourse over sourcing. The text references dates in October and mentions both papers by name.
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Prince of Boston urged by old soldier in Bath letter
An elderly veteran writes to the Boston Post praising Hon. Frederick O Prince for governor and urging Massachusetts workers to vote against Governor Robinson. He frames Prince as a friend to labor and liberty, contrasting him with the current administration and calling for unity among Workingmen to defeat the Republicans at election time.
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