The Inspections of Milk and its Defects in Boston
A critical examination exposes extensive adulteration and watering of milk sold in Boston. The piece attacks Inspector Henry Faxon for reliance on the lactometer, argues for chemical analysis, and details how milk is adulterated after arrival and skimming practices, with harm to infants and the public health.
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Bostop
Henry Faxon
Pemberton Square
City Point
Faxon
Boston
Rds
Albany
New York
New England
Surroundin
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Echo
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Public Library
Louisville
Citzens of
Mysterious death tale at Bennet Place house
The Globe reports Mrs Campbell's account of Henry W McCullough's death at No 4 Bennet Place. The narrative describes a late visit by McCullough and Caldwell, laudanum use, repeated water requests, a galvanic battery, and a fatal seizure with conflicting remarks about a house of ill fame in Dix Place. The coroner and undertaker actions are noted amid a mysterious ending.
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GLOBE
Henry W. Mccullough
Bennet Place
Campbell
McCullough
Caldwell
Mr. McCullough
Mr. Caldwell
Ike Campbell
Fernald
Peor
Dix
City Debt Exhibit and Changes Shown by In
An abstracted city display outlines debt levels and recent changes. It charts outstanding obligations, interest costs, and shifts in long term liabilities. Officials present notes on funding sources, maturities, and potential implications for the budget and future borrowing.
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Springfield
Fitchburg
Worcester
Boston
Tees
Chelsea
Cambridge
Hoek Somerville
Lynn
Lawrence
Newton
Haverhill
Newb
Fall River
Maton
New Bedford
German farmer becomes landlord after fortuitous buyout
John Henry Schulte, a previously ordinary 19th century farmer from Dortmund near Cologne, profited from the Rhenish railway path slicing through a nobleman’s estate. He bought the estate for a song, sold six plots to cover the purchase, and kept the remainder as profit. An iron chest in South Norwalk links a brother to a 10,000 mark loan mortgage.
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John Henry Schulte
South Norwalk
Conn
Dortmund
Cologne
Schulte
Sheridan Answers Vindicating Indian Service Clashes with War Office
Secretary Schurz replies to General Sheridan on mismanagement of Indian affairs. He argues Sheridan misreads measures to relocate tribes, defends new interior department reforms, and claims the present administration's methods improve accountability, efficiency, and honesty amid past abuses.
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Schurz
Secretary of War
Sheridan
Missouri River
Crook
Iowa
Sam
Fort Sill
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Lee
Mizner
Indian Service
Interior Department
Public Service
Army
Meiggs
Committee of Congress
Memorial tribute for Bayard Taylor in Tre mont Temple
Friday marked the fifty fourth anniversary of Bayard Taylor a noted traveler novelist and poet whose death ended his earthly labors A large audience including Emerson Holmes O Reilly Alcott Adams and others heard readings and paid homage The event organized by the young men congress featured Mendelssohn choral union readings by Longfellow and Holmes and ended with America sung by all attendees.
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Young Men’s Congress
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
John Boyle O'Reilly
A. Bronson Alcott
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C. F. Adams
Yaweeb Strauss
Curtis Guild
Matthew Bolles
William Wells Brown
Mr. Longfellow
James T. Fields
Mendelssohn Choral Union
Russell H. Conwell
Wtard ‘Taylor
Heidelberg
Colonel Conwell
Lowell Mason
Longfellow
Sicily
Union
Dr. Holmes
Sisterhood of the Muses
Setters
Mr. Longfelsow
Jon Boyle O'Reilly
John B. D. Cogswell
Bayard ‘Ayior
Richard Frothingham
Dr. Cornell
Irregular opening leads to varied play in late match
In a Scotch Game style clash, White led by Curran faces Me in a dense sequence from a highly irregular Meadow-Hay Opening. The game features multiple piece trades, castle actions, and decisive exchanges as the match progresses with material and positional imbalances shaping the outcome.
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Q. BR. White
Mr. Curran
Mr. Me
Castlea
Chess notes from Boston on Ware Sawyer match
The piece reports a chess match between Ware and Sawyer with Ware leading five to zero. It discusses Ware's Meadow hay opening and the debates on its soundness, along with a long, dense move sequence from the fourth game and analysis of potential mating threats and responses.
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Mr. Ware
Mr. Sawyer
Newark
J.C
Proctorville
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Sawyer
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