Subscription rates and office details for Post Publishing Co
The notice lists DAILY subscription prices for one year nine dollars six months four fifty three months two twenty five and one month seventy five cents. WEEKLY Fridays rate is one year one dollar. It notes second class matter status and payment instructions. It provides addresses for New York Agency Nassau Street and Washington Orrick and mentions department placements on different pages.
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Post Publishing Company
New York
Acgency
Nassau Street
Ernest F. Binancuam
Washington
Russia Threats Do Not Frighten Europe Says Moscow article
The Moscow Gazette notes Russia and France are ready for maneuvers but the piece argues Russia’s threats lack bite and Europe remains unawed. Washington reports promise insight into naval administration and paymaster reforms, with Lamar’s Indian policy review drawing interest from reform advocates.
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Moscow Gazette
Russia
France
Europe
Washington
Naval Department
Lamar
Anarchists Fail to Block Judge Gary in Chicago
Despite threats from Chicago Anarchists and a possible political deal, Judge Gary receives endorsements from both major parties for reelection. Republicans praise cross party support as non partisan while anarchist associates plan protests at the next election.
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Chicago
Gary
New York Health Officials Criticized Over Cholera Vessel Handling
Critics argue health officers were negligent in supervising the Britannia and Independents from Naples and Palermo. The Britannia waited days in harbor before quarantine while passengers contacted shore, and some Independents passengers landed and dispersed despite exposure risk.
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Britannia
New York
Naples
Palermo
Mediterranean
Baltimore Election Under Cloud of Suspected Fraud
The Baltimore election on Wednesday gave Mayor Latrobe a clear majority of over 4000 votes, but reports and past years’ ring activity suggest trickery and corruption tainted the process. Special dispatches describe the ring’s entrenched influence and use of every resource to bend the vote.
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Baltimore
Latrobe
Reform League Faces Setback Yet Sees Path to Change
In Baltimore the Reform League reflects on a disputed Wednesday election amid fraud concerns. It highlights past successes in convicting ballot box fraudsters and purging 1000+ fraudulent registrations, insisting continued effort will renew political reform in the city and state.
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Reform League
Baltimore
Tariff Reform Debate Sparks Massachusetts Voices
The piece argues for repeal of the tobacco tax and broad tax reform to boost trade and wages, warning that protected industries keep prices high. It cites Daniel Webster Sumner and Wilson while urging honest examiners and independent oversight for Massachusetts railroad color vision tests. It notes Alabama and Connecticut precedents and critiques political figures in France.
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Kelley
Pennsylvania
Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
Kelney
Massachusetts
Daniel Webster
Sumner
Wilson
Railroads and defective light
The article disputes a Boston Medical and Surgical Journal claim that Massachusetts still enforces periodic re examinations for railroad workers color vision. It explains the original two year provision was repealed in 1883 and asserts reexamination should focus on general sight after illness, accident, or at certain ages.
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Medical and Surgical Journal
Massachusetts
Alabama
Connecticut
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Threatened Crisis Over Wilson links to Caffarelli affair
The article argues Grevy’s support for son in law M Wilson risks a constitutional crisis in France. Public anger at Tours demands Wilson’s withdrawal. cabinet stance seen as fragile. Grevy’s dignity could suffer and his resignation becomes possible, affecting France’s leadership and Bougeter’s standing.
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Grevy
M. WiLson
Caffarelli
France
Wilson
Chamber of Deputies
Tours
Bou-Ay- Ger
M. Grevy
Wayne County Race Sees Two Women Compete For School Commissioner
In Wayne County New York two women vie for school commissioner. Democratic candidate Miss Coox campaigns energetically with photographs and lively appeals to townsfolk. Opponent Miss Clark relies on oratory with fewer campaign trappings and no photos.
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Wayne County
New York
Miss Coox
Rel
Miss Clark
Astrological Letters Stir Rumors About BuLWER
Rumors spread that BuLWER believed in astrology and spiritualism. It is claimed that if Lord Lyrron finishes his father’s memoirs, surprising tales will emerge. One story asserts Bunner predicted DisRANLI’s horoscope as accurately as the Ellan gowan case.
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Bulwer
Lyrron
Bunner
Disranli
Ellangowan
Colonel Mannering
Meg Merrilies
Divorce Filing By Book Agent's Wife Gains Notice
The wife of a book agent has filed for divorce, a development that underscores skepticism about the profession's persuasive prowess. The remark suggests surprise would be minimal if such marriages were uncommon.
Boston Evening Stroll Through Washington Street Crowds
The narrator describes an after work crowd along Washington Street in Boston from Winter to Boylston. He notes horse cars, carriages, and a bustling sidewalk, with a rare absence of beggars and a surge of street advertising. He recalls the city’s winter trials and an interest in the discharged convict noted in a Post paragraph.
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Boston
Washington Street
Boylston
Boylston Street
Miss Clara Morris Tops Park Theatre Engagements
The Park Theatre hosts Miss Clara Morris in L Article 47 and Alixe drawing large crowds. The strong company includes Graham and Lilla Vane. Shine, McDowell, Clarges, Watson, Allen praised. Sophia at the Museum steady. Lagardére at the Globe selling well. Hoyt's A Hole in the Ground premieres at Park Theatre next Monday.
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Clara Morris
Park Theatre
Alixe
Graham
Lilla Vane
Messrs
Shine
McDowell
Clarges
Mesdames Watson
Allen
Sophia
Haslemere
Boston Theatre
Lagardére
Reform and new ink stop counterfeiting tale
The narrator muses on a reforming ex-counterfeiter who has developed a non eraseable ink and envisions a theatrical reveal to bank officials. He wonders whether the moment was played with gravity or a smile as the detective introduces the operator as someone who will aid protection, likening it to a shepherd presenting a wolf to lambs.
The Shaughraun at Hollis Street Theatre Boston
Boucicault in The Shaughraun drew strong crowds in Boston with his Conn the Shaughraun. The cast, led by Boucicault, delivered a spirited performance with Miss Stuart and Miss Thorndyke acclaimed for their roles. The engagement runs to November 7 before The Colleen Bawn replaces it for Boucicault’s final week.
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Mr. Boucicault
Boston
Conn
Hollis Street Theatre
Boucicault
Connand Myles-na-Cappaleen
Michael O’ Learey
Myles O'Hara
Fin Mac Cool
Jack O Beirne
Shaughraun
Charles Smily
Molyneux
Williams
Atkins Lawrence
Colleen Bawn
Notable Figures and Oddities Highlight 19th Century Social Scene
The report lists Cecil Clay as a top whist player rivaling experts, Sir Richard Temple’s likeness to Napoleon, and a Balmoral birth note for Princess Beatrice. It also notes a Narvab Saikh-ud-Dowlah dinner in Hyderabad, Lehigh Valley railroad boss Wilbur’s chrysanthemum house in South Bethlehem, Doc Blodgett’s frontier hunter legacy, William Hamilton Gibson's return with art loot, and Crispi’s tireless political stamina across Palermo Naples Rome and Venice.
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Cecil Clay
Victoria Vokes
Richard Temple
M.P
Bombay
Mr. Chilas
Napoleon
Beatrice
Balmoral
Scotland
Charles I
England
Dunfermline
Wifeshire
Wilbur
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bethlehem
Doc”’ Blodgett
Sabetha
Kan
Cincinnati
Ohio
Columbus, O
William Hamilton Gibson
Brooklyn
Signor Crispi
Palermo
Naples
Rome
Venice
Court of Marine Arbitration
The Modern School of Art volume review critique
A critical look at The Modern School of Art edited by Wilfred Meynell. The piece questions its scope while praising the volume’s portraits and especially its illustrations and engravings. It notes prominent painters and sculptors discussed, and highlights the high quality of plates and printing.
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Modern School of Art
Watts
Europe
Meissonier
Bonnat
Hastman Johnson
Sir Frederick Leighton
Erskine Nicol
J. E. Millais
Hamo Thornycroft
J. C. Hook
G. H. Boughton
Keeley
Halswelle
Professor Legros
Hubert Herkomer
Luke Fildes
FE. J. Poynter
William Holm
of Art
Magazine of Art
Nicol
Millais
Oughta
Legros
Herkomer
Wilfred Meynell
New York
Cassell & Co
Boston
Little, Brown & Co
Price
Third Symphony Concert Highlights and Notable Pieces
Mozart Parisian Symphony premiered in 1778 in Paris featuring a streamlined three movement form and clearer woodwind use. Chopin concertos contrast with orchestral fusion, Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 appears in orchestral form, Wagner Haldigungs Marsch from 1864-65 honors King Louis II of Bavaria.
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W. A. Mozart
Parisian
Paris
Frederic Chorin
Chopin
Franz Liszt
K. Muller
Richard Wagner
Haldigung
Louis II
Avaria
Wagner
Mr Chamberlain and the Fishery Negotiations
A summary of editorials from the New York Tribune and New York Evening Post criticizing Joseph Chamberlain’s stance on Home Rule and Britain’s fishery talks, noting Irish opposition and political risk for the treaty, with emphasis on his influence and unpopularity among Irish voters.
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MR. Chamberlain
England
Chamberlain
N.Y. Evening Post
Ind
Miscellaneous Items Note Political and Social Quips Across Cities
A column of varied notes covers British politics with Sir Wilfrid Blunt and a Dutch Shakespeare translation, American attitudes to work and Sunday observance, rail and stock market humor, and curiosities from Paris to New York. It notes a new Texas capitol plan, Johannesburg’s rapid growth, and odd public expenses in France.
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Wilfrid Blunt
Dogberry
Shakspere
Burgersdyk
Holland
Macbeth
Amsterdam
Epoch
Leon
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Wall Street
N. O. Picayune
Talmage
Chamberlain
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Company
Garrett
Joseph Keppler
Puck
Baltimore Machine Democrats
Damascus
Solingen
Birmingham
Texas
Cape Argus
Johannesburg
South Africa
Bouches-du-Rhone
St. Cloud
California
E. Berry Wall
Wall
Washington
Hilliard
Omaha
Buckeye State foes clash over flags and rebel legacies
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette denounces the Democratic party as seeking control of Congress and the presidency to remake the Supreme Court and nullify war amendments. The Springfield Republican notes the party dodges a clear issue while pursuing sweeping constitutional changes.
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New York
Buckeye
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Democratic Party
Congress
Supreme Court
Springfield Republican
Ind
Farmers threaten tariff politics asserts Northwest fear
A Boston banquet of a protectionist club reveals anxiety among politicians and manufacturers over tariff policy. Senator Hoar warns of British influence while E A Ammindown notes Minnesota farmers fear declaring support for protectionism, arguing free raw materials and farm independence shape voter sentiment.
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Ammidown
New Protectionist Club
Boston
Hoar
E. A
Minnesota
Cobden Club
Northwest
Ammidewn
Ind
Haskells Plans for the Future After Herald Retirement
Mr Haskell plans a quiet retirement to study and travel after leaving active newspaper work. He will stay in Auburndale with headquarters at the Herald office to handle private affairs but will not conduct the paper. His severance from the Herald is complete and unaffected by the Minneapolis matter.
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Haskell
RE. B. Haskell
The
Herald
Minneapolis
R. M Pulsifer
Andrews
Auburndale
Herald Office
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