Chamberlain Prefers Conciliation to Universal Arbitration
Mr. Chamberlain differs from a noted English jurist who told the American Bar Association at Saratoga that an international high court of arbitration is impracticable. He advocates a tribunal of conciliation as the start and believes universal arbitration would emerge in time, noting conciliation would still address and resolve disputes like arbitration.
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Joseph
Chamberlain
American Bar Association
Saratoga
High Court of Arbitration
Billy Crane
Tremont Theatre
West
Crane
Cohasset
South Shore
Junius Booth
Fregoli
the Park
Henry E. Dixey
Denman Thompson
Boston
Mr. Thompson
Josh
May Irwin
John J. McNally
New York
The
Park Theatre
Castle Square
Symphony
Caron
Herbert
Rossow Brothers
Milton Nobles
Sire
New Grand
Bill Nye
Howard Atheneum
Baltimore Orioles
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Lothrop
New Grand Theatre
Nobles
Grand Opera House
Hill
Raymon Moore
Columbia
Bertha B. Westbrook
Miss Westbrook
Academy of Music
Imperial Opera Company
Academy
Aquatic
Olympic Grounds
Huntington Avenue
H. C. Magee
Roland Reed
Registration Drive in Boston Sparks Strong Voter Turnout
Precinct registration opens with brisk activity and rapid daily pace. The piece urges full participation to reflect political strength and calls for repeal of disfranchising Republican laws to ensure voters can elect representatives who will address the injustice.
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Boston
The Coming Prosperity Predictions
The Post acknowledges reader praise for its prosperity forecasts but states it does not push for prosperity nor rely on deception. It cites signs understood by readers and its news instinct, asserting conditions are ripe and improving for buoyant American prosperity despite market skepticism.
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the Post
the Times
The
Post
Prisoners in Cuba Demand Civil Trial and Humane Treatment
France and other governments call for civil tribunal trials of their citizens arrested in Cuba for complicity in the Cuban revolution. The United States follows suit, urging humane treatment during imprisonment while justice proceeds under Spanish rule. The fate of American prisoners remains a matter of duty and concern for U.S. protection of its citizens.
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France
Cuba
United States
Vermont election signals sectional silver dispute
The Vermont vote shows strong opposition to free coinage of silver without international agreement, with Republicans winning a large plurality and Democrats faring poorly. The piece cautions against overgeneralizing to the national race, noting the East’s clear stance and potential West shifts. The split in Vermont's Democratic Party over silver is highlighted, with no clear Republican losses implied. The East remains opposed to free silver while the West’s reaction is uncertain.
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Vermont
New England
East
Maine
Selver
Free silver and the workingman debate
The piece argues against free coinage claiming advocates pressure workers to accept lower living standards to reduce debts for others. It portrays free silver as a policy promised to revive industry and create jobs, noting the silver advocates’ vague explanations and failing to address US workers' realities.
Free silver would lower wages and harm American workers
The piece argues that free coinage would reduce wages to compete with Japan and other nations, raising prices for essentials while workers gain little in wages. It questions whether workers would accept higher costs for food, clothing, and education, and compares to peons in other countries. It also notes farmers’ mortgage distress as poor justification for harming wage earners.
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Japan
Mexico
India
China
America
Bryan
West
East
Observant Citizen Frank E Chase Takes Dramatic Critic Post
The Observant Citizen Frank E Chase will begin duties as dramatic critic for the Boston Journal next Monday. He returns to newspaper work with a praised pen and sharp, pointed criticism.
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Frank E. Chase
The
Boston Journal
Chase
A Midsummer Lesson in Wisdom’s School
A poem from the Somerville Journal about the value of steady work, patience, and avoiding politics even in heat. It contrasts idleness with duty, urging calm and effort as mercury rises, and suggests happiness comes from task completion rather than weather.
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Wisdom
Somerville Journal
The Post's Original Short Stories Tale Recited Here
A long narrative follows a betrayed husband who kills to avenge a wife and child lost to infidelity. He recounts the journey from trust to murder and ends with a river death and a judge in mercy. Also notes Sebastian Martinelli’s visit to Villa Nova and a romantic tale of Thomas E. Watson’s wife.
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Darling
France
Albert
Sillas
Thomas E. Watson
Tom Watson
Dickens Heir and Sister Die Within Days
Two days after Charles Dickens died the writer's younger sister Miss Dickens also died. The report notes a series of diverse items from ships to curiosities, including a Russian emperor’s yacht, a Florentine pawn ticket, and anecdotes about Joseph Pulitzer and the Prince of Wales. The text Mixes obituary with assorted curiosities and society notes.
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Charles Dickens
Miss Dickens
Breakfast and Dinner Menu Recipes from Mrs Ritchie
A dated menu lists daily meals including breakfast items such as Pananas Wheat germ and scrambled eggs and dinner dishes like roast lamb with mint sauce and green peas. It includes recipe notes for rye muffins and hominy griddle cakes, and ends with a home address for Mrs Ritchie on Bell Rock street in Everett.
Embroidered Chiffon Blouse Waists Described
The article discusses embroidered chiffon as the main material for blouse waists, featuring slender ficelle embroidery in pale pink blue sea green and corn colors. It recommends sleeves of liberty satin a satin belt and pleated chiffon edging at the neck with a full bodice and gathered chiffon detailing.
Described Fashion Gown Details Highlight Peach Shades
The article describes gown ends that fall loosely without securing and bodices with embroidered tabs ending in a point. A decorative design forms near the belt, while the skirt and bodice use peach color with chiffon, and sleeves and belt feature liberty satin shaded peach and dark salmon.
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Liberty
Cesar Battleship Launched At Portsmouth Yard
The new armored battleship Cesar, of 14 900 tons, was launched from the Portsmouth dockyard. She will have an indicated horsepower of 12 000 and armament of sixteen guns of various calibres.
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London
Cesar
Portsmouth
Quick Jokes and Banter From Early 20th Century Papers
Light quips and exchanges reveal humor about marriage money and work across papers like Detroitree Press Harpers Bazar Pittsburg Chroncle Telegraph Indianapolis Journal and Truth. Jokes cover senior partners kindness colic wind discourse and amateur vs professional writing with sharp wordplay.
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Joseph M. Sparks
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OAK Hall Clothing CO
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Frank Harvey
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Frecoli
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Labor Day
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Worcester
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Atlantic Ave
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Magnificent Ocean
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