Governor Russell Faces Republican Attacks at Boston Rally
Governor Russell denounces Republican critics as false and petty while defending his tariff stance in a packed Academy of Music rally. He cites job losses, wage effects, and raw material costs, urging mass support for Democratic policy and free raw materials for Massachusetts industries.
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Brookline Town Meeting Adopts Wide Public Works
Brookline held a lengthy town meeting with 7:50 pm start delay, approving 25 articles. Warrant read by town clerk Bb. F. Baker. Thomas H. Talbot chosen moderator. Prospect avenue renamed Mason Terrace. $3000 for concrete sidewalks approved despite opposition. Several roads accepted. Brookline avenue widened with $2000. A committee to study a second water main was appointed. $15,000 set for a six room primary school on the Nahum Smith estate. Town valued at over $50,000,000 with calls for careful assessor work. $80,000 allocated for Muddy River improvements. Names listed for reassessing officers and future report in 1892. Literary notes included new Old English primer, and extensive magazine features.
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Miss Booth Attends Salvation Army Gala in Cambridge
General Booths daughter Miss France, eldest daughter of William Booth of London, headed a Cambridge Salvation Army gala. About 200 Soldiers marched the streets with a band and torches before gathering at Prospect Skating Rink for addresses by the young lady and other army members.
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A New Book by Max O Re ll A Frenchman in America
Max O Re ll presents another travel memoir with humor and fresh observations on American life. The volume includes 130 illustrations by E W Kemble and is issued in octavo cloth with gilt top for $2 00.
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Cassell's New Series of International Copyright Novels
The initial volume introduces Cassell's New Series by leading English and Continental writers with works by prominent American authors to be added later. The volume, 1, 8vo, extra cloth with ink and gold dies, inlaid, is priced at $1.50.
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Iron Moulders Boycott Emerald Hose Fair Stir
In Corruano New York on October 27 the Iron Moulders Union of Cortland announces a boycott of the Emerald Hose Company's fair over a Red Cross pattern donated item deemed made by scab labor. They threaten to replace it with a union stove and urge boarding house mistresses and village merchants to withdraw patrons. excitement grows as locals are urged to stay away from a prominent fair.
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The Children of Wilton Chase in Unknown Library
A new children story by L. T. Meadr author of A World of Girls and Polly features illustrations and a bright tale of child life. One volume 12mo priced at $1.50. Published as a new volume in the Unknown Library.
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European Relations. A Tirolese Sketch. By TALMAGE DALIN
Book listing for a compact 12mo volume titled European Relations. A Tirolese Sketch by TALMAGE DALIN, offered in flexible cloth binding. Price listed at 50 cents for a single copy.
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An Historical Retrospect by A Nelson Seaforth
A concise account by A Nelson Seaforth on the last great naval war that will occur rather than one already past, with maps and diagrams. The 120 page volume is small quarto in flexible boards and priced at 76 cents. The sketches show rare skill and originality.
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By AntHoxy Hops A Man at Mark edition details
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Sache-Masoch's New Job Reveals Harsh Russian Persecution Tale
The German novelist Sache-Masoch, highly popular, presents a powerful story of persecution and disaster in Russia in The New Job. A vivid, sweeping narrative explores upheaval and resilience amid oppression.
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