Boston Globe Subscription Drive Offers Long-Term Free Issues
To old and new subscribers who send 1 dollar before January 1, 1880, five new subscribers at 1 dollar each yield The Weekly Globe until January 1890 plus an extra copy free till January 1890. Renewals and club enrollments extend the dollar value. agents should gather names early to avoid December rush and can offer free samples and club forms.
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Subscription Rates and Political Rhetoric from 1888
Readers are urged to subscribe to the Weekly Globe and follow Republican faith reform debates. The notice mocks Democrats while praising reform, urging support for a Republican president and urging increased subscriptions as a political instrument. It references the Werihy Grove report and 1888 inauguration coverage.
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Seizure of Boston steamer Hastian Re public criticized
Commentary argues the seizure by the Mays government is unjustified and asserts U S would be justified in claiming the island and reparations. It accuses the pretended government of provoking officers and sailors and calls for strong U S stance in the Caribbean.
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Confederate Soldier Home Appeal and political commentary
The Boston committee aiding the Confederate Soldier Home at Austin Texas appeals to Dowtin's citizens for generous contributions. The piece argues for reconciliation after the war, notes over $1,000 already raised, and urges further gifts to support southern veterans. It also surveys topics from canine population notes to party reform, Civil War era politics, and recent editorial reflections on the Republican and Democratic parties.
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Almond Eyed Artisans Work and Wages of Japanese Laborers
An Oct. 26 report characterizes Japanese artisans as using feet to handle tools and performing tasks with unusual efficiency. It contrasts Japanese methods with American practices, noting slower pace, long breaks, and distinctive working postures. The piece notes wage comparisons, and hints at broader labor contrasts between countries and cultures.
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