Do You Sing or Play Saalfield Music Libraries Debut
The Saalfield Library of Vocal Music and the Saal field Library of Instrumental Music are new Globe Musical Supply Depot publications. Each issue offers sixteen pages of modern pieces, with three to six selections at 40 to 75 cents. Subscriptions via The Weekly Globe cost 1.00 for twelve months and include extra short-term subs to the weekly paper and a catalogue order certificate for nine cents. Orders addressed to the Globe.
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Saalfield Library
Globe Musical Supply Depot
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Wall Paper Giveaway Offers From The Globe Advert
The Globe promotes affordable wallpaper for homes with samples to request. Three bundle sizes cover small to large rooms with borders included. Prices range from 1.75 to 2.75 per lot, express shipping paid by purchaser, free rail shipping on orders above 26, and complete hanging instructions with each order. Subscribers must request samples by sending six cents.
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Express
United States
Poston Weekly Globe Pocket Calendar July 21 1891
Calendar page from the Poston Weekly Globe noting moon phases and date markers with a compact pocket calendar layout for July 1891.
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Globe Pocket Calendar
Newspaper subscription terms and mailing details
The text lists monthly and yearly subscription rates for several newspapers or services, including Datty Gronz-One 50 cents per year and 66.00, Suenpay Green-By mail £2.00 per year, and Tax WEEKLY Guonn-By mail $1.00 per year. It notes postage prepaid and that The Gost Newsraren Co. operates at 242 Washington Street Boston Massachusetts, with entry as second class matter at the Post Office.
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Names for Sample Copies Promote Subscribing
The Weekly Globe invites readers to send names of neighbors to receive a free sample copy. Collected names will be sent to Boston Mass. Calvin Brice predicts the looming struggle will center on clubs and calls for a uniform, well connected system of Democratic societies before the new year.
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Boston
Weekly Globe
Mass
Calvin Brice
Ohio Democratic convention and national political updates
The piece highlights the Ohio Democratic convention with candidate portraits and Thurman's speech, notes on silver from President Harrison and John Sherman, Farmers' Alliance positions, and House speakership gossip. It also mentions ladies fashions cookery short stories and summer topics plus crop reports and club bylaws guidance.
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Ohio
Thurman
Harrison
John Sherman
Farmers’ Alliance
Reforming Spirit Presses to End Senate Executive Sessions
The article notes a Senate rules committee in New York weighing abolishing the long standing executive session. Senator Alprich argues a majority favor opening nominations for discussion and confirmation, with closed doors only by majority vote. Supporters say secrecy has no rightful place in representing the states of the Union.
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Committee On
New York
Alpricnh
Rhode Islander
Senate
The Verdant Penitentiary Punishment Tale
A Grower column recalls the brutal fifteen year solitary confinement of Joan Barpsley at the Eastern Penitentiary Philadelphia. The piece contrasts murder and theft penalties, detailing the blindfolded walk through silent corridors and the isolation of a solitary cell as a stark modern cruelty.
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Joan Barpsley
Philadelphia
Joan Bairosley
Barpsley
Eastern Penitentiary
Silent Torture in Eastern Penitentiary Sparks Outcry
The piece condemns Philadelphia’s Eastern Penitentiary for solitary confinement and rigid Sunday isolation, citing Dickens and reformers, urging Pennsylvania to abolish the torture chambers. It contrasts with harsh penal practices elsewhere and notes broader Tin industry tax issues amid protectionist debates.
Endlessly Burdening Tin Tariff Debate Section
Discussion on tin and tin-plate tariffs notes that tin in bars remains duty free until July 1, 1893 while tin-plate is taxed as a refined product. The article explains tin-plate consists of iron coated with tin and criticizes the McKinley era tariff approach as burdensome.
Campbell and tariff reform rally Ohio campaign
The Ohio Democracy renominates Gov. Campbell and mounts a strong platform for tariff reform. The Cleveland convention unites behind Campbell and McKinney for a decisive battle line on tariffs, with Ohio seen as a nationwide campaign focal point.
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Foraker
Ohio
Cleveland
Campbell
McKinney
McKuxxey
McKinley Gift Enterprise Draws Republican Fire
The piece condemns a federal sugar subsidy program linked to McKinleyism as fiscally wasteful and unjust. It argues the policy benefits a few while burdening taxpayers, and predicts political defeat for supporters in upcoming elections. The tone attacks McKinley and proclaims unified Republican blame.
Republican Division On Silver Standards
Senator Sarvant of Nevada leads a Republican split on silver with Stewart awarding stronger alignment to party doctrine. The exchange with Senator Suen Man highlights western Republican leaders’ stance on coinage policy and the value of silver versus gold in supporting American farmers and markets.
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Ohio
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SuHenman
Stewart
Sharman
Suen Man
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Ohio Statesman
Farmers Fight Silver Policy in Senate Debate
The text argues that demonetizing silver harms American farmers by reducing money value while Asian producers gain from cheaper labor. It critiques Republican leaders, questions McKinley era protection, and supports Senator Stewart as sound Republicanism. It notes the public debate will continue into the 1892 campaign.
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India
Europe
Congress
Stewart
Sun Herman
Sherman
Sutrman
Hot Weather Politics Delays May Convention Proposal
The piece argues against holding the Republican national convention in May to avoid mid summer heat. It cites risks of heated campaigns harming business and public comfort, urging voters to reject the May timing and keep conventions for September or later.
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Quay
Ohio
Editorial Points Reflect on Money, Politics and Power
The piece cites Ex-President Cleveland dismissing worries about the coming nomination while debating silver’s demonetization and money supply. It argues half the money base exists now versus eighteen years ago, critiques McKinleyism, and lauds Ohio Governor Campbell. It mentions Nevada Senator Stewart, New Jersey farms, and Kansas Judge McKay with Republican reactants.
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Sherman
Mint
Weapons weights and explosive definitions explained
A reader asks about U S Navy gun weights and shell weights for 6 inch 8 inch and 12 and 14 inch guns. The note gives weights: 6 inch gun 11000 pounds shell 100 pounds 8 inch gun 28000 pounds shell 250 pounds 12 inch and 14 inch guns 44 tons and 75 tons with shells 850 and 1350 pounds. It also defines gunpowder as a mixture of nitro sulphur and charcoal and dynamite as nitroglycerine absorbed in kieselguhr or infusorial earth.
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the Globe
United States Navy
How to Make Hop Yeast and Learn Grammar
The text gives a recipe for hop yeast using hops boiled in water mashed potatoes sugar salt and baker's yeast. It also asks how to learn grammar, recommending buying a standard grammar used in Boston schools and noting that a teacher helps, with study time depending on effort.
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Globe
Grove
the Globe
Reaver
Boston
Divorce questions raised in Rocxtaxp Port case
The inquiries ask if a Maine wife can obtain a divorce without serving notice, whether a husband must divorce if he remarries, if a Maine court accepts divorce on lack of love and incapacity, and whether a marriage remained legal with the wife using the first husband’s surname after a divorce.
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Maine
Model Maker Steals Patent Plot Invention Theft
A model maker steals an inventor's lock design and has it copied. The accomplice then secures a patent on the lock. If the inventor can prove the plan existed, questions arise about the patent's validity and remedies.
Model Democratic Club Constitution and bylaws form
A reprint of a complete model constitution and bylaws for the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts. It outlines objects, officer roles, executive committee structure, finance and admissions committees, elections by ballot, term dates, and voting eligibility, encouraging formation of clubs in towns and cities.
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Brice
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
United States
Club Constitution Provisions on Officers Meetings and Admissions
The document outlines officer duties treasurer elections vacancies expulsions and meeting schedules for a club. It covers printing timelines for constitutional copies officer lists and committee chairs, admission procedures including nominations voting thresholds and ballot processes, expulsions by three fourths vote, meeting cadence with quorum and expenditure rules, entrance fees and annual dues, signing the constitution for new members, and amendment procedures with two thirds approval and arrears restrictions.
By Laws and Minutes Procedure of Club
The document outlines basic meeting rules including order of business for regular and special meetings. It specifies reading minutes election of members reports of committees unfinished and miscellaneous business and requires all club records to be open to members for inspection.
Club rules limit attendance to members only
At the request of five members all persons not members may be excuded from any meeting of the club.
Balloting Rules for Club Membership Elections
The article outlines how ballots for member elections are to be used with yes or no marks against names. It states the presiding officer will announce ballot opening and closing and that resolutions on public candidates or measures go to the executive committee first. Amendments follow the constitution amendment process and the club uses Cushing's Manual for order.
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Shail
Executive Committee
Weekly Globe promotes private circulars for large clubs
The notice invites readers to form large clubs using the WEEKLY GLOBE new private circular. It offers free sample copies and encourages sending for the circular.
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Weekly Globe
Editor reveals new view of life from position
A noted literary editor says his tenure has surprised him with the vast age range of young women he encounters, noting unexpected perspectives stemming from his editorial work in this country.
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New York
Three publications offered at 80 cents subscription deal
A limited time offer bundles Farm Journal Mrs Logan's Ome Magazine and The Weekly Globe at 80 cents total, a discount from the 50 cent regular price for each. Readers are urged to subscribe early and inform neighbors. Subscriptions sent to any address via The Weekly Globe Boston mass.
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