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The GLOBE MUSICAL SUPPLY DEPOT announces two monthly publications, the Saalfield Vocal Music Library and Saalfield Instrumental Library, each with 16 pages of popular pieces worth 40 to 75 cents. Subscriptions through The Weekly Globe cost $1.00 per year, with added options for additional three or six month covers.
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Wall Paper Giveaway from The Globe for Home Decor
The Globe offers affordable wallpaper samples and three bundle sizes to cover rooms of varying dimensions. Prices range from 1.75 to 2.75 with a nine inch border included, express shipping paid by purchaser, free delivery to railway stations on orders of 26 or more, and club purchases reduce shipping costs.
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Poston Weekly Globe Isu Mt Fragment
Fragment from Poston Weekly Globe shows scattered numerals and symbols. readable text is limited but indicates a dated page fragment with column markers and puzzle-like sequences.
Subscription rates and mailing options described
The note lists rates for a publication with one copy per month at 50 cents yearly 6.00 postage prepaid. Mail subscriptions offered at 2.00 per year and 1.00 per year with prepaid postage. The newspaper is identified as Tre Groner Newsrarer Co located at 242 Washington Street Boston Mass and entered as second class matter at the Boston post office.
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Tre Groner Newsrarer Co
Washington Street
Boston
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Names for Sample Copies Offered by The Weekly Globe
The notice invites every reader to send a list of 10 or a dozen names from their neighborhood. It promises a free sample copy to each respondent and directs writing names on a postal card to The Weekly Globe in Boston Massachusetts.
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Farm Journal
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You Can Form A Club And Promote Political Beliefs
You can form a club easily and begin now. The Grone is a political instructor who will work to inform the public until the next presidential election. A family newspaper Tuz Werxty Groner combines liter ary and news with political features to broaden beliefs. Subscribe via Toe WeEKLyY Grose for free samples and discounts, $1 per year.
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New Commander Named for Grand Army Victory
The Grand Army of the Republic selects Jons Palmer of Albany as Commander-in-Chief elect. Palmer started as a private in September 1861 and rose to captain with the New York 91st in many engagements. He hails from a family of patriots, his father dying in defense of the Union. The organization praises his proven leadership and hopes Washington will choose a capable successor next summer.
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New York
Vmazry
Massachusetts
Grand Army
Jons Palmer
Albany
Palmer
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
The Kansas That Is An Empire Of Wealth And Promise
Joun A, Youna extols Kansas as a prospering state amid war memory, noting 250 million bushels of corn, $60 million in cattle value, 3,000,000 head cattle, and $100 million in stock and farm product exports. He forecasts debt relief for many farmers via bumper crops and urges broader political effort to match the state’s vast potential.
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Dreathy
Kansas
Arkansas Valley
Joun A
Youna
Education North and South in Census Education Figures
The piece argues that education lags in the South relative to the North, citing government census figures. It notes public schools are counted while parochial schools grow quickly, then lists state examples such as Connecticut Illinois Indiana Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota with gains and enrolment ratios, suggesting disparities across regions.
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Henry Canor Loper
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Education gaps by state spark debate on private school growth
The piece surveys state education figures, noting New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and other states show weak public school gains relative to population growth while parochial and private schools fill the gap. It contrasts Connecticut and Alabama on enrollment, then critiques the Federal elections bill as audacious legislation.
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New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
South
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Connecticut
Alabama
Loper
Harrison
Ohio the Keystone and the farmers' currency call
A political column argues the Ohio canvass will shape national policy. It contends Democrats back tax relief and a bimetallic currency, while Republicans mock the need. It cites Western farmers seeking an expanded currency and warns of landholding security risks amid low farming profits. George G. Boutwell.
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Ohio
Republican National Executive Committee
McKintry
New England Deserted Farms Reflect Shifting Prosperity
A Groton census shows fourteen farms abandoned since 1850, now forests and pastures. Distant from villages, few had fertile land. land yield now supports pasturage and timber. Despite losses, Groton’s population and wealth rose by 1891, implying overall community impact was not clearly negative.
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Groton
Boston
Salem
Ayer
Treasury
The Reporter Who Made Himself King and the Newsroom Competition
Richard Harpin g Davis finishes a novel The Reporter Who Made Himself King for publication in Tur Weexiy Ghost. The Weekly Ghost lists broad, eminent contributors, showcasing the stronger diversity in newspapers over magazines with brief, decisive fiction and a focus on quality over lengthy features.
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Richard Harping Davis
Tur Weexiy
Summer Campaign of Republican Bosses Rages Nationwide
The piece argues that two parties run the nation the Republican bosses and the plain people. It notes a fierce summer campaign to renominate leaders like Harkison and Lopae and Puarr in Massachusetts New York with resignations and power struggles. It predicts November voters will decide after this period of upheaval.
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Massachusetts
Henry Casor Lopae
Harkison
Loner
State Committee
New York
Boss Puarr
Republican Party
Mr. Loner
Republican National Committee
Republican Dissent Sparks Toward Astonishing Havoc
A terse political observation notes that ongoing Republican dissensions threaten to mobilize sober voters into unprecedented upheaval, signaling potential sharp shifts in public sentiment and electoral outcomes.
Harrison's Political Chivalry and the Cape May Plot
A critical exposé argues General Clarkson leads Harrison's national bid for renomination in 1892. It accuses the President of quietly building a broad scheme, sidelining Quay, and exploiting reciprocity as the main positive credit while depicting hostile maneuvering against Blain and Barry amidst illness.
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Clarkson
Cape May
Quay
National Republican Committee
Harrison
Blate
Clarickson
Baby McKee
Blarn
Blarne
Mr. Barry
Cleveland
Bugzard’s Bay
Tariff Reform Advances Amid Spain Reciprocity Debate
The piece argues that tariff reform moves toward free trade with Spain and other nations, noting protectionist press shifts in tone. It cites England’s behind the scenes influence and predicts a broader political shift, with retreat from protectionism ongoing and an economic revolt anticipated in 1892.
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Journal
New York Tribune
England
United States
San Domingo
Cuba
Treasury report notes little change in gold reserves
The secretary of the treasury reports a small gain of 3.445 million dollars in gold reserves, but the ratio to circulating paper remains under 17 percent. Excluding 100 million in gold reserved for old legal tenders leaves only about 21.13 million of gold backing roughly 378.24 million in circulating notes, a concern for gold advocates. The piece challenges the idea that Grasham’s law governs this trend and questions the fear of silver certificates amid a growing silver-based circulation.
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Gresham
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GrEesham
Europe
Republican workshop shapes next campaign in early 1890s
The piece describes Clarkson Duprey and Quay steering Republican politics from behind the scenes. It notes Harrison’s struggles against the trio’s machine like control, debates over civil service reform, and the party’s broader strategic maneuvering as a new national campaign looms.
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Bar Harbor
Blaine
Quay
Clarkson
Dupey
National Executive Committee
Bright
Duprey
DupLey
Editorial Points on Trade and Politics in 1890s
A montage of editorial opinions on tariffs and freer trade with Cuba and Porto Rico, Ohio wool marketing lessons, Massachusetts Republican nerves, and potential diplomacy moves. Notes McKinley era protections, Cuban sugar, Italian world fair stance, Nebraska political shifts, Utah democracy, and Blaine Harrison contest dynamics with figures like Clarkson and Quay.
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Cuba
Voting Rights Note on Registration and Tax Requirement
A reminder about becoming a registered voter for the upcoming presidential election. It states registration when eligible and notes a poll tax applies to those who were 20 on May 1 of this year.
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Constant Reader asks about stopping instalment books
A reader asks if returning paid books by express release can end future payments. The publishers reply they are not obliged to accept returns and may enforce the original instalment agreement.
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Ticket for water deal triggers office inquiry arrest concern
A man finds a ticket worth eight dollars or thirty gallons of spring water and visits the issuing firm. They question his claimed office status, he confirms, receives eighty three, and signs. Can they arrest him. G. L. F. To form a club in your town use THE WEEKLY GLOBE new private circular rate offer. Send for circular and free samples.
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