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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1889

Page

7

Ireland's Shift: Davitt and Parnell Union in New Era

Redpath recounts his voyage to Ireland aboard the City of Chester, noting a changed Irish mood toward England, the entente cordiale between Davitt and Parnell, and rising English sympathy for Irish leaders. He describes shadowing by Dublin detectives, visits to Cork and Dublin, and Davitt’s praise for Parnell, prophesying a future democratic union across the three kingdoms.

Denti New York City of Chester Inman Line Atlantic Astor House Brooklyn Bridge Kentucky Colonel Davidson Twilight Club Robinson County Chester Cork Queenstown Cove Ireland Dunleavy Dublin Kingston George the Fourth Slane’s Hill Lara St. Patrick England Slane Plymouth Rock Custom House Constabulary Youn Entieman James Redpath Queen's Hotel Victoria Hotel Deblin Scotland Yard William O’brien Jack-the-Roper Englaor Parnell Gladstone Manchester America O’brien John Dillon Australia Southampton Davitt London O'Brien Sexton Imperial Hotel Democratic Tribune Land League Atriots Kerry Valence Friends of Ireland Mr. Parnell Farnell Mr. Davitt Liberal Party Cluss Scotland Wales Three Kingdoms James Repraru

China’s Wall and Manchurian Power in 1888 Era

Frank G Carpenter describes the Great Wall near Peking, imperial family dynamics, and Manchurian influence. He notes wheelbarrows, city life, and foreign perception in Beijing, plus military buildup, arsenals, and the expulsion act’s reception among Cantonese and foreigners.

Frank G. Carpenter Pexine China Kung Peking Haroun al Rashid Prince Kung King’s Canton America Shanghai Hong Kong Interor South

Not indeed a dude game golf it is called in Bonnie Scotland

A vivid portrait argues golf, from Scotland to America, as an athletic, aristocratic sport requiring stamina and skill. It explains links, caddies, and implements, and notes golf’s rarity in the United States, with emphasis on physical demands and competitive rounds across large fields.

Bonnie Scotland America Robert Louis Stevenson James I England Charles L Leith Links Ireland United States Canada Department of Sports Republic Alexander D. MacFarlane MacFarlane

Value of Pure Air and Ventilation Dangers

A detailed exposition urges better ventilation to avert ill effects from impure air. It explains how oxygen, carbonic acid, and water vapor exchange in the lungs, cites rough measurements of lung air flow, and argues that poor air quality in schools homes and transit leads to headaches and illness. Practical tips include frequent airing, cleanliness, sunlight, and avoiding stagnant rooms to protect health.

Observations on China Roads Carts and the Great Wall

The writer reflects on Asian geography and travel in China. He notes Mongolia and Manchuria under Chinese rule with vast populations and sparse density. Donkeys and wheelbarrows dominate city transport, with Manchu maidens travelled in palace carts. The Great Wall is described as ancient and immense, and Chinese roads as poorly developed by Western standards.

Asia America France Germany England Rome Peking Great Plain China Mongolia Manchuria United States Siberia Thibet Lli New York North China

A GAGS PROPELLED CARRIAGE IN MUNICH EXHIBIT

Messrs. Benz & Co.展示 in Munich a gas propelled motor carriage. The rear motor uses benzine to generate gas. open fuel under seat lasts about 75 miles. Gas ignites by electric spark, speed up to 10 mph, steering like a tricycle, seating four, cost about 2 pence per hour.

Munich Glasgow Messrs. Benz & Co Mannheim

Rehoboth Sunday Herald Joke in Court Corridor

A New York Essex Market Police Court scene features a policeman guiding a young man for trial as bystanders, including an elderly lady, puzzle over the arrest reason. A pal’s slang tale about rolling a rock and running a dunny grows wild as the crowd pieces together meaning.

United States Rehoboth Essex Market New York

Scared Out of One's Seven Senses Origins

The Detroit Free Press notes the phrase comes from ancient teaching where the soul is built from seven properties tied to seven planets. It explains each sense linked to a force: fire to animation, earth to touch, water to speech, air to taste, mist to sight, flowers to hearing, and the south wind to smelling. Common sense is redefined as the sense shared by all five senses, the soul’s seat.

Detroit Free Press Earth

Governess Wanted For Three Girls In Clevedon

Plain but experienced governess sought for three daughters aged eldest sixteen. Duties include music French and German and engaging conversation. Father at home. avoid boastful appearance. Apply Mater post office Clevedon. Also a general servant needed for Edinburg household to supervise mistress cooking washing nursing baby with Sundays and two nights off. Address A. G. Scotsman office.

Clevedon Eng Mercury Wyrep Post Office Evedon Edinburg Scotsman

An Icicle 1000 Feet Long Atop The Canon Wall

A vast volume of water, unusually large for the season, cascades down a canyon wall about a thousand feet high. The falls are enwrapped in a towering ice tube that gleams like a crystal column as sunligh t hits it. Inside the tube the torrent rages with a thunderous roar.

Which is the best short poem in the End language

Albany Times notes the Rochester Post-Express explores the question of the best short poem in the End language through correspondents. It discusses elements of manly hope and aspiration and references a vigorous couplet. The fragment ends with a playful line about happiness and a birthday reference.

Albany Times Rochester Post-Express

Young Georgia Lovers Restore Truce With Ribbon Gift

A Hawkinsville couple quarreled, the young man devised a truce plan. He cut a ribbon into a miniature shape, sealed it in perfumed paper, and sent it to his sweetheart who granted permission to cross the line and reconcile.

Detrott Free Press Hawkinsville Onts Avain

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