Ames Denies Demagogue Remark Sparks Political Bitter Debate
A transcriptional dispute shows Lt Governor Ames denying calling the Governor a demagogue and labeling him "altogether bad" amid claims by Transcript staff. The piece suggests a partisan skirmish, with Republicans urging clarity and possible affidavits. The column then shifts to a long, reflective note on boarding houses with critiques and praise, illustrating social commentary of the era.
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Ames
Botler
Ammes
Republican State Committee
Butler Must Go Sparks Gubernatorial Scrutiny
In a tense letter exchange the writer argues that Butler must depart, while the collector advances in the political clash. The Daily Evening Traveller is urged to heed caution lest the collector depart and the Governor stay another year.
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Old Bay State
Hoar
Worcester
Berkshire
Cape Cod
Traveller
State Street
Custom House
Butler
Cape
Boston Evening Traveller
Republican State Central Committee
Old Bay
Grorace Fuispix Hoar
Ler
Prosperity Tested by Self Control and Patience
Prosperity is a peril when mismanaged and calm judgment is essential. Wealth shocks many small fortunes into folly. shrewd investors and steady workers alike must guard restraint, avoiding elation. Those who save, work hard, and let well enough alone prepare to seize higher positions without losing balance.
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Boston
Map
Sensbly
Desolate Seekers Offered Clerical Counsel in Times Ad
A fifty year veteran clergyman, worn by mankind’s hardness, announces in the Luiuuon Times a compassionate offer. He invites the most dejected and dispirited to respond to his advertisement, stating he has no money to give yet provides brotherly sympathy.
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Church of England
A Fight For A Wife In A New York Euchre Duel
Two men in New York settled a dispute over a woman's favor by a euchre contest. The结果 led to a fistfight as they defended honor, likened to medieval tournaments. The piece questions romance versus brutality across eras.
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New York
Coming of Coleridge Lord Chief Justice to America
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, second in rank only to the queen in England, will visit the United States in a tour that highlights English American legal relations. The English visitor, praised as an elegant speaker with broad legal learning, will meet warm welcome from the legal fraternity and Boston centering on his late journey stop.
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Coleridge
England
America
Boston
Thackeray
Frank James
New York Sun
Cornell
Western Union
Senator Blair
Henry George
Edison
New York
Watchman
Pierce
Bertha Heyman
Toronto
Buffalo Express
Dominion
Buffalo
Vicksburg
Norristown Herald
Frank Hamilton
Butler
Circleville,o
Redd
Pittsburg
Conkling
United Kingdom
Roscoe
Susan Anthony
Picayune
Brooklyn
Approaching Exhibitions Head Toward Boston World’s Fair Scale
The New England Manufacturers and Mechanics Institute and the Foreign Exhibition near it promise a joint world’s fair type event in Boston. Readers are urged to study both shows, which offer foreign trade insights, domestic resources, and wide regional exhibits, with broad implications for industry and markets.
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New England
Boston
Institute
German family leisure contrasts with American pace
The writer notes the German idea of enjoyment centers on family presence and unhurried time, suggesting Americans might learn from this approach. He reflects on preferring a relaxed wind up on the last afternoon to finish the affair without haste.
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New York
Tariff revision urged to curb treasury surplus and wage relief
A discussion on tariff reform argues current revenues exceed expenses by 100 to 150 million, warns against tax relief for labor, notes bonds calling and currency strain, and predicts tariff changes as essential. It cites Hamiltonian misgivings, economic ties to strikes, and political debate in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Congress
Pica yune and Excerpts from Noted Papers Humor
A miscellany of quips and jests from American papers notes aid to matrimony schemes, political quips about Garfield and Blaine, race to debate, and various anecdotes. It cites Dorsey on Garfield, Butler Republicans, and anti immigration notes with a string of light, satirical item summaries.
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Foraker
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White Mountain
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Sherman
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Arthur
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Butler
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Lizzie
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Maine
Rufus Hatch
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