26 Jul 1890
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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1890
Page
1
The narrative follows a tense scene outside a Barton office where Durand and associates confront a crime. Detectives Roy and Baird uncover uneasy hints while Durand offers evasive replies and an officer orders a search of the premises amid dripping August heat and labor district surroundings.
A vivid, humorous account describes Speaker Reed wearing a vestless, oversized blue outfit with a belt and tight bottom, drawing attention in the Senate chamber. The piece notes reactions from Henry Cabot Lodge and other leaders as Reed parries questions about attire and decorum during a heated Washington moment and public glare.
Misses Luis and Ela Lewis of Gi Tons report a frightening burglary near their Atlantic Construction home. A burglar grabbed one of them and threatened her, but they managed to shout for help and the assailant fled. Captain J P Maclear investigates the incident and notes ongoing inquiries into the intruder’s actions and motive.
A fragmentary discussion outlines Pleasant Summer Homes for working women linked to charity and self help. It describes cooperative, independent clubs where members plan seasonal housing near urban centers, offering furnished rooms and social programs to support health, recreation, and mutual aid. The piece situates these efforts in a broader women’s movement and references a manorial-like board structure with weekly stipends.
A restless youth named Einruiter from New York seeks a better path after leaving the slums. He contemplates family ties, work, and risky choices while pursuing stability, with a focus on home, sea life, and distant prospects. The narrative hints at troubled relationships and a wish to escape poverty.
A fragmentary note mentions Acum Question and Lasiat with cautious wording, referencing a pale setting and a cautious tone. The readable lines hint at a soft, guarded discussion without clear actions or outcomes.
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