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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1888

Page

7

Alexander Hamilton A life of bold finance and statecraft

The article narrates Alexander Hamilton’s rise from a West Indian clerk to a pivotal Federalist leader. It covers his early precocity in St Croix, education in New York and New Jersey, military service under Washington, key roles in drafting and defending the Constitution, creation of the funding system and the national bank, his factional battles with Jefferson, and his death after a duel with Aaron Burr.

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Are Girls Growing Smaller

A Missouri Republican column notes a trend toward thinner women with some arguing modern corsetry and diet shrink the female form. The oldest inhabitant recalls 1830s garters and a shift from robust health to late hours and lighter meals, warning of broader societal decline.

Missouri America England Germany France Europe Cleopatra Semiramis Charlemagne Margaret of Anjou Elizabeth Hive Plaucus St. Louis Bureau Boston New England

The Rabbi's Rival Sparks Europe Wide Jewish Debate

Historian notes the Eibeschuetz Emden controversy as emblem of eighteenth century Jewish exhaustion. Jonathan Eibeschuetz, famed for Kabbalah and amulets, clashes with Jacob Emden, provoking excommunications and a Baltic to European quarrel that ends with Denmarks inquiry. The drama marks a turning point toward modern Judaism and away from medieval rites.

Temple Adath Israel Solomon Schindler Eibeschuetz Jonathan Mibeschuets Europe Jonathan Enbeschuetz Poland Nathan Nata Kibeshuety Moravia Jonathan Prague Bohemia Jonathan Kibeschuetz Eibeschnetz' Serival Altona Emden God of Israel Sabbathai Zavi Sabbathai Zwi Metz Eace Jacob Emden Amsterdam Frederick Denmark Carl Anton Eibeschue Moses Mendelssohm Dena Moses Medelssohn

Innocent but Accumulative

A Burlington Free Press column mocks the idea that women are not natural financiers. It compares handling money at a church bazaar to the stereotype, arguing the claim is unfounded with a humorous example of a woman managing a five dollar bill.

Burlington Free Press

Spirit of Sport Cartoon Breach Sparks Quarrel

Cartoon caption from Puck shows Deacon Hapgood opposing racing and Moll voicing dislike of air bicycles. The playful dialogue hints at a rural protest against modern wheels and the blast at 4 am counter.

Spirit OF SPORT Puck Deacon Hapgood

Once Upon a Time In My Youth Bell Chimes

The speaker recalls youth and Joy’s bells chiming while contrasting others’ lighter hearts with their own. They claim many were drawn to them, noting a past relationship and a troubled conscience around walking with someone beneath the lime. A single heart supposedly broke.

Wibeschuetz Prague Hifome Sabbathai Zwi Sabbathai Eivery God God of Israel Jonathan Metz Europe Furth Altona

Also Be Sure to Keep Off the Ice

On a slippe day the proper way is to lean forward and keep feet under, taking short steps and placing each foot flat and solid on the surface. The advised gait is awkward yet more graceful than a fall.

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