HOWARD'S LETTER ON NEW ENGLAND PURITY AND DUDISM
In a Boston Globe style critique the author denounces New England’s moral laxity and the rise of "dudeism" among stage youths. He contrasts virtuous provincial roots with flashy city life, condemning public flirtations and the perils of paid glamour while urging parents to guide sons and daughters toward respectable company and conduct.
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Whom the taste for leas is hereditary and pitied
A reporter quotes a harsh remark on a so called disease of taste likened to typhoid fever. The speaker suggests the afflicted are to be condemned as they decline, with the reply when pressed: when they are dead.
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Macdonald opposes Canadian commercial union with U S
London interview quoted in New York World says Sir John Macdonald predicts Canada’s Parliament will reject the United States commercial union by over 200 votes after its next session. He warns a union would ruin Canada’s quasi protective policy and risk American market dominance harming Canadian manufacturers. The premier notes Canada is still developing protections and could not safely meet Americans on equal terms now.
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War to the Knife McCoys Hatfields Battle Update
A Pike county Kentucky posse of McCoys attacked the Hatfield settlement in Logan county West Virginia. A battle followed with three Hatfields Johnson Hatfield Thomas Cummins and James Vance killed. Vance is blamed for multiple McCoy deaths and vows of continued warfare. The reporter notes the conflict may continue until one side is exterminated.
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Sherman Solidifies Ohio Delegation Say Blaine Quiet
Chcago Jan. 13 Ex congressman Longer of Akron said Sherman will have the Ohio delegation solid this year without contest. Blaine remains strong with old friends but district delegates will be settled. national committee meetings discussed candidates and Blaine's managers worked, though not by his instructions.
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Consul General Walker Dead in Washington
George Walker former United States consul general in Paris died of pneumonia at his Washington residence this afternoon aged 63. Born in Peterboro New Hampshire and Dartmouth College graduate 1842 he practiced law in Springfield Massachusetts from 1817 to 1875 and served multiple terms in the State Legislature. He also was a banker in New York and state bank commissioner before his 1880 appointment as consul general in Paris. He resigned last June and returned to the United States.
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Boston Consolidated Copper Company Buys Clark Mines
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Oliver Ditson Budget Piano and Vocal Music Selections
Oliver Ditson & Co offers a budget catalog of piano pieces and vocal songs. Highlights include Hochzeitsng a Rubinstein wedding march 60 cents Spinning Wheel 66 cents The Harlequin 40 cents Sunset in Venice 30 cents Oh Beware 35 cents Loves Ties 30 cents That Joyous Strain 30 cents Tenderly Kiss the Old Canteen 40 cents While Old Lime Rolls Gay On 75 cents La Paloma based duet 60 cents Oclemena 75 cents The Young Man Who Used to Live over the Way 30 cents Mozart Glory Honor Praise and Power motet 10 cents.
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Fire destroys Adams Bros foundry and burns member Kwiss
A natural gas explosion at Adams Bros. & Co. on West Main Street last evening wrecked the engine and engine-house. Joseph Kwiss, a firm member, was fatally burned in the blast.
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