Swinton Text Book Matter: Board Denies Reversal
The Swinton Outlines of the World's History debate ends with the school committee upholding its prior decision to drop the book from the curriculum. The committee found the note on indulgences vague and unsupported by Catholic authorities, and rejected petitions to restore the title. Members debated the impact on teaching and progress, then approved new teacher appointments and the establishment of kindergartens in Rice and Mather districts.
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Straws From State Street Show Market Under Control
The New York market was feverish yet controlled by professional interests with strength in Union Pacific and Atchison. Lamson Store Service remains firm amid growing confidence, while earnings for the New York and New England Railroad rose in August to a record high. The report notes improved conditions, heavy St Paul stock deposits in London, and yellow fever impacts on Richmond Terminal and Cotton Oil. Wheat rose yesterday with May up 25 and December up 3 cents, as Duluth and Minneapolis begin to influence supply dynamics.
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Scientist John Thornton Wood Found Safe in New Hampshire
John Thornton Wood, missing from Boston for several days, is located at the residence of his sister Mrs. James B. Greeley in Thornton's Ferry New Hampshire. He is all right but suffers from the long journey from Washington after visiting the McGaw place in Bedford before returning to his sister's home.
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Pardons Board Frees Milton Weston in Contributory Murder Case
Harrisburg reports the board of pardons granted Milton Weston a pardon. Weston, a Chicago millionaire, is serving five years in the Western Penitentiary for contributory murder related to a fatal fight over land possession in western Pennsylvania about four years ago.
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Merchants' Weeks Bargains at Standard Clothing Boston
The STANDARD CLOTHING Company at 395 Washington Street announces remarkable bargains in the children's department during Merchants' Weeks. A full suit with cap is offered for $3, with other suits priced at $5 and $9. The store is centrally located in Boston between Winter and Bromfield streets.
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Pierce Withdraws After Three Ballots in Third District
After a late Republican convention in Boston’s Third District Hon. Edward L. Pierce withdrew from the contest and Hon. Alanson W. Beard was named the congressional nominee. Boardman was chosen presidential elector as Beard led on the final ballot with 35 to 26 for Beardman, while Pierce received a single vote.
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Confederate Monument Unveiled in Staunton Virginia
Staunton Virginia September 25 the Confederate dead monument at the cemetery was unveiled before about five thousand spectators a granddaughter of Albert Sidney Johnston assisted by young ladies from states represented in the cemetery unveiled the stone and speakers included Governor Lee General Early General Rosser and Mr McCulloch of Annapolis.
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Harvard College Overseers Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the board of overseers of Harvard College will be held at No. 50 State street Boston on Wednesday Sept 26 at 11 oclock a m Alexander McKenzie Secretary Cambridge Sept 19 1888.
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Struck Down at His Desk Nervure Nerve Tonic Ad
A warning style article urges readers to recognize brain and nerve exhaustion from overwork. It argues that persistent tension drains nerve force and leads to collapse, urging use of Dr. Greene's Nervura Nerve Tonic to restore vitality. The piece promotes the tonic as a vegetable remedy available for one dollar.
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