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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1888

Page

8

Men of Great Minds and Mighty Bodies in Public Life

Essay contrasts size and presence in leaders and actors from Brooks to Sheridan Baker to Booth and Salvini. It argues large physical stature often aligns with vocal influence, leadership, and public impact, while smaller figures may lack similar commanding effect across military, political, and stage arenas.

New York Rotel Brunswick Phillips Brooks George Low Live Oak George Napoleon Bonaparte Phil Sheridan Bonaparte Sheridan Grant Charles A. Dana Tana Lincoln Stanton Cedar Creek Dana Tommy Jones California Golden State Senate of the Nation E. D. Baker National Forum Union Sanate Sringapan Fort Sumpter Charles P. Stone McClellan Stone Poolesville Aryland Potomaciver All's Bluff Senator Baker Baker Leesburg Alth Supreme Court National Senate Beecher Barrett Patt Salvini New England Booth A. M Edwin Booth Hamlet

Campaign Issues For Young Men of Massachusetts

A campaign manifesto arguing Democratic principles for local self government suffrage and tariff reform. It contrasts Democratic tenets with Republican centralization, condemns poll taxes and excess taxation, endorses Cleveland, denounces Harrison, and calls Massachusetts voters to back the Democratic ticket in a period of tariff reform and civil service renewal.

Commonwealth Democratic Party Republican Party Ayntein New England Board of Olice Boston Congress Supreme Court The Ihs England Tariff Commission the Treasury United States Cleveland Jefferson Manning Fairchild Harrison Senate Aman Allen G. Thurman Levi P. Morton Rich Poan Thomas Jefferson Rover Cleveland Party of People Repubicans Party of Progress St. Louis Kemblican Party Washington

British warships to Behring Sea for seal protectors

In a Washington brief, August reports that several British warships are to be sent to Behring Sea to shield Gouldian sealers from American cruisers. The note cites Sir Richard Owen and ongoing strategic tensions as part of the naval posture.

Behring Sea Richard Owen William Davidge Cheyenne San Francisco Soren Robert Garrett New York Washington Conference Committee Valparaiso Sanrancisco Ay Nies Frank Phillips Shenandoah William Grady Henry von Berren Boston Grady Cyrus P. Dakin Jersey City Charles Hanks Massachusetts Rhode Island Launton Matthew Byrnes Justice Walsh Brooklyn King’s County Penitentiary East River Captain Bates Wadsworth Europe Pittsburg Ottawa Constable Green Hazelton Fort Justice Harlan United States Supreme Court United States Fairland Cincinnati Indianapolis, St. Louis Thomas N. Haines Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad Chicago Washington Bryan Haines Milwaukee Robert P. Porter Herbert L. Bridgman New York Press Hewitt Martine Court of General Sessions M. Hartt C. B. Booth 8. K. Smith Silk Company Pittsfield Mass Rice & Co Kooh Patterson Supreme Court At Habeas Ogppas Dan Lyons Whyo Gang Mnn Lyons Frank Armstrong Charles Mack James Matin Western Avenue Chicago, Burlington &Juincy Haynes Oswego N. Y Lewiston Newcastle Elijah Wheaton Jonathan Turner Samuel Wheaton Thomas Finnegan Pennsville Bay Ridge Whitestone Sand’s Point Long Island Glenwood Peter Langman Creedmoor L. L Maggie Jones Emma Fletcher Jones House Janica Jefferson City St. Louis Secret Service

Life of Ben Harrison bio seeks 10000 agents

An amplified recruitment ad promotes a biography of General Jen Wallace titled The Life of Ben Harrison. It proclaims the author as eminent, a statesman and diplomat, and markets a mail order edition priced at 82.00. The blast emphasizes popularity and money making potential for agents.

Ben Harrison Jen Wallace Diana Ben Hur Ben Hi

Runaway Horse Tramples Laurel Hill Lane Front Back Stairs

Norwich dispatch reports a frightened mustang carriage runaway with a man wife and two children. The horse bolted down Laurel Hill Avenue through a trellis bridge and halted before the Treadway building. The horse and driver parted ways. a bystander caught a child, horse reentered the building and bounded upstairs and down narrow stairs before calming.

Norwich Laurel Hill Bugiy Stone Road Trel Loll Bridge Treadway Water Strait

Smallest Engine in the World Earns Albany Attention

Henry Case of Gloversville completed a tiny steam locomotive claimed as the smallest in the world. The solid gold, silver, steel and brass engine weighs 142 pounds with a 2 pound tender, measures 442 inches by 12 inches, and sits on a 1 1/2 inch gauge track. It features a reverse lever and throttle, can run a mile in 22 minutes while pulling a miniature coach.

Albany Henry Case Gloversville

Generally Cured by Death in the Police Court

A fragmentary report describes a court scene where the judge questions a defendant’s name and age. The dialogue hints at profession and a mention of illness or disease as a central topic, with unclear context and missing details.

Iret Josephus Gqorther

Not Dark Enough for All Practica Pur Tune

A staged exchange shows one character praising the recent moon eclipse as wonderful while another expresses disappointment that darkness falls short of expectations. The dialogue emphasizes a contrast between awe and unmet anticipation.

Es George

Political Economy. Brown and Smith Conversing on a Delayed Debt

In Texas Siftings Brown growsmiffed after an accidental meeting with Smith. They discuss a $10 debt and a promised letter. The exchange jokes about delaying repayment until postage drops if Harrison is elected, highlighting frugal chatter and a light political aside.

Texas Siftings Smith Harrison

Ragsons Lose Ninth Straight Game in Boston

Mrs Ragson rounds on her weary husband as he admits he has been watching their club surrender its ninth consecutive defeat at the baseball park. The exchanged quips capture the tired mood after a long afternoon.

Ragsons Boston

Conversation on Fall River as travel hub to New York

Fragmented dialogue shows two passengers asking for the boat to New York. One asks where to connect and mentions Fall River as the transfer point. A second passenger mistakenly repeats River as a pun, while a third identifies local cotton mills and harsh conditions in New Bedford.

Harriet Prescott L. W. Phinney Havehhill William Sanford Mapath Ase South Acton Boston Express Fitchburg Road Anderson Ind Montreal Davidson Pitcher Court of Queen's Bench Congressman Springer Springer General Sheridan Chicago South Park Frank W. Knight Maine Central Railroad Ira W. Pierce Maine Central Portland Rules Pierce Jacksonville Railway Mail Service Bancroft Hamilton New York City Westchester County Santa Fe Lawrence Kan Martin Myers John Harff Charles Woolford Sovereign Lodge of the World Independent Order of Odd Fellows Louisville Philadelphia Toussini Grafton Ont Walford Nelson Panama Count de Lesseps Flora B Pennaville Newcastle Del Elijah Wheaton Jonathan Turner Samuel Wheaton Victoria Constable Green Fort Hazleton Skeena River Hampton H. Collier Missouri Glasgow Saline County Stanberry Pettis County Narborne Convention of Engineers St. Louis Arthur Burlington Teemer Rogers O’conner O'Connor New York Toronto America St.Paul Edmonton Lake Athavaska Talk Road Company John Grays Pratt McLaughlin B. Randall Providence Schultz & Co Old Colony Fall River Pagenger New Bedford Hell

Dictionary of Politics for Every Man a Politician ad

In The Globe promotion readers are urged to buy the Dictionary of Politics for full understanding of American government parties and events. The ad touts elegance of printing, notes 550 pages and a price of $1.50.

GLOBE Weekly Boston Mass Agents’ Journal Bromtle Street Wytf Myll

Still it May Have Been Hard to Write

A clipped local note from Town Topica describes a club letter that was soft and hard to seal in an envelope as if gently switching, reflecting the writer's delicate tone and the scene at Jack's club.

Republican Party Democratic Party United States Home Market Club Commonwealth Jack Hig Ancee

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