The Tariff Battle over Steel Rails in Maine Speech
A Maine rally hears Blaine and General Gibson defend protection as they critique the Morrison bill, arguing the duty on steel rails spurred U.S. steel production, lowered rail costs, and built a vast railroad network benefiting labor and industry, while warning Democratic free trade pressure threatens national growth.
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General Gibson
Morrison Bullis
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Congress
Ery
United States
Democratic Party
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England
Tme
Europe
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Republic
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Canvass Remarks Highlight Prohibition and General Issues
Aria of Jebor and Elaine discussed prohibition and other issues, followed by General Gibson addressing general canvass concerns. The remarks reflected surprise and admiration for the results and framed the broader political context of the period.
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Aria
Jebor
Elaine
Gibson
Convention of Engineers Debates at Nationa l Meeting
The National Association of Stationary Engineers held its second day at the Meiona. Debate centered on constitutional amendments to limit office to those in charge of engines, stirring factional strife and accusations of non professional influence. Kilpatrick and Williams face potential loss of office if the measure passes. the vote failed 82 to 26. Delegates plan an inspection of sewerage and a Plymouth trip on the Nantasket.
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Meiona
G. G. Minor
Cincinnati
Miner
Lawrence
Pacific Mills
Meronaon
KR. J. Kilpatrick
St. Louis
N. W. Williams
Philadelphia
Mrr. Williams
Wiliams
Kilpatrick
Plymouth
No Use For Ballots At Homestead Co operative Bank Meet
Stockholders at Wesleyan Hall faced printed ballots with names of officers but no votes cast as a motion to close polls passed after questions over absences. Old officers were renominated, and over $8000 was lent to borrowers at 5 to 30 cent shares. Annual report shows assets near 179,715 with a 7 percent earnings rate and a large surplus fund, the biggest among state co operative banks.
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Homestead Co-operative Bank
Wesleyan Hall
Court action over paper bag patents targets injunctions
The Eastern Paper Bag Co and assignees sue Standard Paper Bag Co in the United States Circuit Court No 1817 seeking an injunction to stop making and selling machines for paper bag production in alleged patent violation. They demand disclosure of profits and a decree distributing gains. On trial, Y Thurston and F P Fisu represent complainants Chauncey Smith for defendants.
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Eastern Paper Bag Co. Et al
Standard Paper Bag Co. Et al
DR. Y. Thurston
F. P. Fisu
Chauncey Smith
Plaintiff Prevails in Tax Suit Against City of Boston
Superior Court Middlesex County reports verdict for Samuel V. Jodman in suit against the city of Boston for back taxes paid in Burlington but taxed in Boston. Jury awards 3430 to plaintiff. Attorneys: Robinson and Blaney for plaintiff, Bailey for city. Also notes unrelated case listings and Nantasket day’s heat relief.
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Samuel
Jodman
City of
Boston
Burlington
Woburn
Charles Robinson
G. A. Blaney
Andrew J. Bailey
City of Boston
Smith
City of Lowell
Regan
Lynch
O'Hiearne
Stiles
Gos
Stoughton
Joss
Otis
Sharp Shots at Some Present Monuments and Schemes for New Ones
At the last session of Congress the sum of 15000 dollars was appropriated for a statue of Law to be placed on the monument to the forefathers at Plymouth. Senator Ucar introduced the bill and stated that 720000 dollars had been contributed toward the erection of this monument by citizens of this State. It is hoped lawyers will contribute to cover the statue cost and resist adding to the monument with brutalized granite.
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Law
Plymouth
Ucar
Congress
Limited Boston influence shown by Plymouth monument
The piece critiques Boston's art influence using the Plymouth monument project as example. It notes a $120,000 expenditure near Boston and highlights Oliver Ames of North Easton who funded 30,000 toward the statue of Faith, later restated as 82,300 total for the granite statue, with the sculptor's cautions ignored and the funds routed to granite cutters.
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Plymouth Monument
Boston
Oliver Ames
North Easton
Plymouth
Faith
Ames
Statue of General Schuyler for Saratoga Monument
A New York paper lauds a statue of General Schuyler to stand at the Saratoga monument. It argues the statue will be notably picturesque and above the fashion of commercial tailoring, deeming it a singular merit amid mass produced works.
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New York
General Schuyler
Saratoga Monument
Union
Notorious Jackson Equestrian Statue and Marble Perry Effort
A historical note recalls the famous Jackson equestrian statue in Washington praised for balance without iron supports, a claim disputed by the sculptor who carried a pocket copy to prove it. It also mentions the Perry statue in Cleveland praised for unusually rapid marble carving.
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Washington
Perry
Cleveland
Puritan Statues in Central Park Highlight Granite Pedestals
The piece notes the rise of granite monument figures for soldiers with low cost. It admires the Pilgrim statue at Central Park for its cartouche and boot stitching details. It mentions the John Bridge statue as not a notable artwork but a steadfast Puritan representation on a granite pedestal.
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New York
John Bridge
Meredieee
Public critique meets shy romance and fountain mockery
The piece observes public ridicule and the character of a divorce as the author notes the cosmopolitan tone of contempt. It suggests art as distant as possible from the Cogwell fountain amid a grand display at the Charitable Mechanics Association building, where the fountain will rest.
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Cogswell
Charitable Mechanics’ Associateview
Charritable Mediaics Association
The Garrison statue and artist judgment examined
A critique of a Boston portrait painter's influence on a hastily set up Garrison statue. The piece notes how experts often misjudge artistic works and recalls the Sumner statue controversy sparked by Tom Appleton's defense. It observes ridicule fading once a single justification emerged.
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Sumner
Tom Appleton
New York
Millet Portrait Irony in Cherbourg and Fort Griswold Memorial Ironies
A newspaper note recalls Millet’s remark on painting a Cherbourg mayor’s portrait in the style of Flandrin. It then discusses a Philadelphia convention on black monuments, lamenting the lack of memorials for Black patriots like Freeman and Lambert who fought at Fort Griswold in 1781, where both died bravely amid massacre, and a monument in Groton honors their names.
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Flandrin
Philadelphia
Chee
Ore Oeyaen
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Ian Freeman
Latham Lambert
Fort Griswold
Freeman
Montgomery
van Hkis
Ham
Groton
Monument and statue tales reflect pride and memory
The passage surveys commemorations from Attucks to Stonewall Jackson and Napoleon, noting debates over memorials, the role of enslaved people in early American wars, and local pride in public sculpture as drivers of identity. It cites Crispus Attucks, Rhode Island slaves, Frederick Douglass, and a Boston figure, T. H. Baxtnett.
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Latham
Crispus Attucks
Boston
Committee On Military Affairs
Christopher Snyder
Rhode Island
Frederick Douglass
Washington
Park Square
Ror
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Virginia Military School
Lexington
Stonewall Jackson
Clerk French of police headquarters ill with pneumonia
Clerk French of police headquarters is very dangerously sick with pneumonia while Officer Sulli van continues at his duties.
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Clerk French
Police Headquarters
Sullivan
Boston Theatres Offer Variety of Evening Shows
Entertainment listings announce Henry Chanfrau in Kit the Arkansas Traveller at the Boston Theatre Harbor Lights at the Boston Museum Over the Garden Wall at the Globe Theatre Promenade Concert at Music Hall The Little Tycoon at Park Theatre Spartacus the Gladiator at Hollis Street Theatre and The Nelson Specialty Company at the Howard Athenaeum, all in evening performances.
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Boston Theatre
Henry Chanfrau
Arkansas Traveller
Boston Museum
Harbor Lights
Globe Theatre
Garden Wall
Music Hall
Park Thieatre
Little Tycoon
Hollis Street Theatre
Robert Downing
Levening
Howard Athenaeum
Nelson Specialty Company
Kit
Kermne
Minute Men
Poor 'S
Clobe Theatre
John Stetson
Boots and Shoes at Auction by Lippincott, Sons & Co
Auction notices list Boots and Shoes by Lippincott Sons & Co at Philadelphia, with sales set for Tuesday and Saturday September 11 and 17. Other sales include stocks, real estate, and various consignors such as R. L. Day & Co and Francis Henahia.
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Tiesday. Boots and Shoes
Lippincott, Sons& Co
Philadelphia
A. A
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R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henahia
M.—Real Estate—S. 2. Knights & Co
Marriages: Cochrane Stevensons Weeks Smiths and More
In this city on Sept. 4 marriages include William Cochrane to Lilla Stevenson by Rev. Haynes. Walter S Weeks to Elizabeth Smitha. Arthur Wellington Roberts to Mary Lawrence of Cambridgeport. Arthur J Mundy to Flora B Hall of Newtonville. William Rinck to Fredericka Guion. Ernst Kunetler to Maria Schwasver. Martin S Zerega to Carrie Hadlock. Frederick A Begien to Lillie M Austin.
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Maria E. A. Schwasver
Boston
Zerega—Hadlock
Neponset
R. F. Gordon
Martin S. Zerega
Cambridge
M. Carrie Hadlock
Begien—Austin
Somerville
George W. Durell
Frederick A. B. Begien
Lillie M. Austin
Deaths in the City and Nearby Areas
In memoriam notices list multiple deaths with ages and dates from Sept. 2 to Sept. 7 across Boston area locations including South Boston Roxbury Chelsea Winthrop East Somerville East Bridgewater and Danvers patients and widows such as Sally Woods Adele Ravenot and Levi Merrill among others aged from 20s to 80s.
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Sally
Alanson Woods
Gleason
South Boston
Theresa Gleason
Mellus
Boston Highlands
Albert Henry Mellus
Ravenot
Roxbury
Adele
Jacob Ravenet
Willis
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Willie C
Robert
Sarah Willis
Tewksbury
Winthrop
Samuel H. Tewksbury
Taylor
East Somerville
Jesse L. Taylor
Chaplin
East Bridgewater
Daniel Ota
Merrill
Danvers
Levi Merrill
Farwell
Lewiston
Nathaniel W. Farwell
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