Strength of the United States Navy Is An Open Question
A letter to The Globe asks for the navy strength and current shipbuilding. It lists armored monitors such as Puritan Miantonomah Texas Maine Monterey and Ajax Lehigh Montauk Nantucket Wyandotte. unarmored steel vessels Boston Chicago. gunboats Yorktown Concord. special class Vesuvius. torpedo boats Stiletto. mixed vessels Ranger Michigan Omaha Iroquois. wooden sailing Portsmouth Jamestown. steam tugs. and vessels unfit for service Hartford Wabash Constitution. There are 27 ships in process at navy yards or private works and a torpedo cruiser awaiting orders.
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Puritan
Miantonomah
Texas
Maine
Monterey
Ajax
Lehigh
Montauk
Nantucket
Wyandotte
Boston
Chicago
Yorktown
Concord
Vesuvius
Ranger
Michigan
Omaha
Iroquois
Portsmouth
Jamestown
Hartford
Wabash
Constitution
Navy Yards
AGENTS WANTED NOW Sample copies: distribute nationwide
The Weekly Globe seeks agents to place sample copies in every town and home in the United States. It promises a liberal commission for distributing samples and securing subscribers. Send for sample copies and agents cash commission details.
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Globe
U. S
Names for Sample Copies Offered by The Weekly Globe
Public notice inviting readers to submit 10 to 12 names of neighbors for sample copies. Free samples mailed to address at The Weekly Globe Boston Mass.
The Philadelphia Farm Journal Offer
The Farm Journal, a leading agricultural monthly, offers subscription at $1.10 to any address. Regular price is 60 cents, or 10 cents with the Weekly Globe. Send to The Weekly Globe, Boston, Mass.
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Farm Journal
Globe
Boston
Mass
Weekly Globe
The
Moston Weekly Globe Subscription Rates
Two copies per month for 50 cents a year six dollars annual prepaid postage. The Sunpray Globe By mail two dollars a year prepaid. The Gross Newsfarer Co Boston Mass postal entry at Boston Post Office second class matter.
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Tne
Mall
Gross Newsfarer Co
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Future Presidents Hidden in Plain Sight
The piece argues many future U.S. presidents lurk among everyday people in the nation, not just Blaine Cleveland Harrison or favored leaders. It notes 2000 currently greater than the president and 50 000 youths poised to surpass future presidents, urging politeness toward all, including service workers, as potential future leaders move unseen through life.
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United States
Athens
Blaine
Cleveland
Harrison
Hivl
White House
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washincton
Lincoln
Nobly Behaving in Noble Company
A reflective moral about civility and manners urging readers to imitate polite conduct. The speaker notes we mingle daily with elites and urges Chesterfields of politeness to act as courtiers among princes and peers, living up to noble company in everyday life.
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Dopey
Government printing costs face reform in new Democrat House
A House committee proposal seeks to curb public document print runs amid a sprawling catalog of government reports. Ethnology volumes drop from 15600 to 8000 copies, echoing wider waste concerns as critics urge user pays and broader library funding instead.
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New Democratic House
Committee On Printing
Congress
House
Attacks on McKinleyism Unite Democrats for Tariff Reform
The Democratic majority in Congress outlines a united plan to curb ultra protection and pursue tariff reform. A Ways and Means committee decision backs a general tariff revision and strategizes for a decisive campaign before the June convention and the November presidential contest.
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Democratic Party
Congress
Committee On
Strinerr
Justice to Minister Egan at Valparaiso
Congress reviews voluminous correspondence showing Minister Egan carrying out his duties in Valparaiso amid danger and abuse. The piece notes hostility from Chilean authorities and segments of the populace influenced by English and British press. It argues no American minister answers to British authority and references his Irish revolutionary ties.
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Egan
Congress
Valparaiso
Eaan
England
London
American minister Evan praised for faithful service in Chili
Letters to Congress portray Evan as diligent and discreet in Chilean affairs despite British opposition. Public sentiment defends the ambassador, flag, and legation, asserting U S respect and dignity must be upheld in Valparaiso. Special rates on 1892 subscriptions advertised for campaign period.
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United States
Chili
Washington
Balmaceda
Valparaiso
London
Great Britain
Evan
Congress
Family friendly issue with politics, society and fiction
The weekly guest offers broad reading material including Chilean question settlement, Har r1sson cabinet struggle, Blaine victory, Congress week, and Washington news. It features a TownsEND chili nitrate beds theft tale, Rev. C. H. SamGEon portrait, editorials, Woman's Department items on toilets and fashions, cooking notes, and Mark Twat’s new instalment of The American Claimant.
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Harr1sson
Blaine
Congress
Washington News
Joshn Howarp
Grorare
Townsend
Peru
C. H. Samgeon
Marr Jonreau
New York
le Baron de Bremont
Ada Bacn-Cong
Octave Thanet
Chilean reply to ultimatum shows reason returning
The Santiago response to our government’s ultimatum is not perfect but signals growing reason. The Chilean foreign minister’s circular was withdrawn with regret, and Moniz’s replacement of Marra with PExErRa hints at backing away from a fire eating policy. A formal apology and punishment of guilty parties could be pursued through arbitration, while the United States resists any plan that delays redress for murdered sailors.
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Chili
Santiago
Senor Maria
Monit
Marra
Pexerra
United States
Valparaiso
Blaines Little Bob Senator Hale’s Public Record
The article portrays Senator Eogene Hale of Maine as a cautious politician who relied on wealth and influence from his father in law Senator Chandler of Michigan. It suggests he followed his guidance, never shaping an independent conduct, and implies this support weakened over time.
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Eogene Hale
Maine
Chandler
Michigan
Blaine's little bub cited as praise and critique in reciprocity debate
The piece attaches loyalty to Mr. Blaine and nicknames a rival, praising and criticizing reciprocity. It argues the McKinley bill hinges on Blaine's influence and warns the need to avoid overreaching while urging Democrats’ fuller reciprocity plan as preferable.
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Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Hate
Buatne
Hawk
Vance
North Carolina
Hall
Spendthrift Republicans and War Preparations Critique
Washington estimates show the Chili scare cost the government over 2 million dollars in prep for a war that never occurred. Pension researcher Raum predicts 160 million annually next year, while nonpension appropriations rose from 137 million to 211 million over decades. The piece blames Republican Congresses for extravagance and credits a Democratic House for curbing the spending carnival.
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Washington
Chili
Raum
Republican Congresses
Congress
GarrieLo
Nows
Kaum
Australian system of land titles eyed in Century essay
In the February Century, Edward Atkinson advocates the Torrens registry for land titles, arguing indefeasibility of title and simplified transfers. He urges state involvement with minimal insurance costs and notes Massachusetts could adopt the idea through statute and court adjudication. Also mentions Colorado’s Creede silver find and expected boom amid belief in diverse creeds.
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Epward Atkinson
Atkinson
United States
Australia
Massachusetts
Beacon Hill
Old Bay State
March of the Men of Harlech and Llywelyn referenced
Reader letters discuss the poems The March of the Men of Harlech and The Death of Llywelyn, urging use of The Globe encyclopedia for context and noting Cymru pride. Questions about postal illegality of dunning cards, damages for cutting tree limbs, redeemable torn stamps, and printing amendments in bylaws are addressed in the column.
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Harlech
Llywelyn
Globe
Welchman
Cymru
Divorce Waiting Time Across States
Question and answer on desertion as grounds for divorce. It states three years of separation as the waiting period, notes the lapse must occur within the same state, and warns that leaving the state to obtain a divorce would not be valid there. The dialogue emphasizes slower processes and jurisdictional differences.
Property ownership when husband builds on wife's land
A man who builds a house with his own money on land owned by his wife would have the house and land valued around £4000. If the wife dies without a will leaving children, the question arises who owns the property. The inquirer says the children hold the prop erty by a 1 percent share outlook. The article discusses Massachusetts estate settling per cent limits and administrator legal fees.
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Inquirer
Massachusetts
Entitlements for a Wife After Husband's Death
Dialogue explains widow rights under intestate law. It states a wife could receive 85000 in real estate and 85000 in personal property, plus one half of personal property above 10000 if such amount exists, regardless of will type. It notes the possibility of waiving provisions and the impact of the wife's longer life on inheritance.
Combinations for Subscriptions with The Weekly Globe
Readers may choose one of many magazine pairings with The Weekly Globe for one year at reduced rates. Offers include Weekly Sun 1.80 Weekly World 1.80 Mirror and Farmer 1.50 Atlanta Constitution 1.38 Farm Journal 1.10 Home Magazine 1.10 Housewife 1.26 Household 1.75. A separate note promises The Globe free for four subscribers and $4.
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the Globe
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Weekly Post
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Presbyterian Review
Philadelphia Weekly Times
Philadelphia Medical Times
Philadelphia Practical Part
Rideout's
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New Yorker
Saturday Evening Post
Scientific American
Supplem
Democratic Clubs Partner With The Weekly Globe
A 1892 notice thanks The Boston Weekly Globe for aiding Democratic outreach. The Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts Boston extends thanks. Executive committee votes to continue weekly distributions to districts and clubs at a satisfactory rate.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Boston
Boston Weekly Globe
Benji. W. Wells
Italian reparations urged for murders despite fair words
A London dispatch notes Italy's stance on reparations for murders, signaling emphasis on compensation over rhetoric. The piece references Tennyson's ode to the Duke of Clarence published in advance sheets, praising temperate mourning and the notion that death and life move to a higher harmony.
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Tennyson
Duke of Clarence
London
Italy Sees No New Demands in New Orleans Lynching Question
Rome responds via Herod news agency to American lynching debate saying Italy has no further demands and would welcome fulfillment of President Harrison’s promises. The foreign office chief cites good relations and hopes negotiations continue in a spirit shown by Harrison’s message.
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New York
Rome
the Herod
New Orleans
Foreign Office
Italy
Harrison
United States
Cane
Blaine
Eguill
O'Brien Renegade Cheer and Jeer in Thurles Crowd
William O'Brien arrived at Thurles and, en route to Archbishop Croke's palace, was surrounded by a hostile crowd of Parnellites. He faced hooting and insults including renegade and murderer, while other prominent Parnellites were cited in the melee.
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John E. Redmond
Michael Davitt
Seerford
Weekly Glose subscription offer list and rates
A dense catalog of periodicals and prices shows subscription details for The Weekly Glose and many other magazines. It lists payment terms, annual rates, and mentions readers should order for one year or more with a yearly commitment.
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