Do You Sing or Play Saalfield Music Libraries Offer
The Saalfield Library of Vocal Music and the Saalfield Library of Instrumental Music are new Globe Musical Supply Depot publications. Two numbers monthly, vocal and instrumental, each sixteen pages, three to six pieces valued 40 to 75 cents. Not old reprints, but current popular pieces from modern composers. Subscriptions: Globe Weekly offers twelve months to either library for $1.00, with two three months or one six months of Weekly Globe as bonus. Subscribers get a certificate to order from a catalog of thousands for nine cents, plus half-price postage on non catalog sheet music. Order details to be specified, including choice of vocal or instrumental library.
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Wall Paper Giveaway from The Globe Subscribership Offer
The Globe promotes home beautification by giving away wallpaper samples and affordable bundles. Three sizes cover small to large rooms with borders included, prices range 1.75 to 2.75 per bundle. Express shipment paid by buyer. orders over 25 ship free to US stations. Subscribers can prepay 5 cents for samples from Tex Weenix Grove, Boston Mass.
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United States
Tex Weenix Grove
Boston
Mass
Moon Phases Chart Appears in Hoston Weekly Globe
The July issue of the Hoston Weekly Globe features a Moon phases chart with dates and symbols indicating lunar phases. Readers are invited to note the cycle positions shown across the month and refer to the chart for timing cues.
Subscription rates and mailing details from Boston paper
The Daily Gront-One copy per month, fifty cents per year, six dollars. Postage by mail two dollars per year. Weekly Glonr by mail one dollar per year. Glass Newsrack Co., 942 Washington Street, Boston. Entered at Boston Post Office as second class matter.
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Newsrark Co
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Names for sample copies for The Weekly Globe Boston
An appeal asks every reader to send a list of 10 to 12 neighbors names. The Weekly Globe will mail a free sample copy to each addressed request in Boston Massachusetts.
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Weekly Globe
Boston
Mass
Democratic clubs urged to form uniform system nationwide
Chairman Calvin Brice predicts a chiefly club to club struggle and urges a perfected Democratic society network by next year. The issue highlights Creve land goodwill, Cleveland’s magnanimity, Dupney interview, cabinet talk, and a nationwide political panorama. Tot Werk weekly gleams as a family paper urging club subscriptions at $1 a year.
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Calvin
Brice
Creveland
Sandwich
Mass
Cleveland
W. W. Dupney
Indiana
Briaine
Harrison
New Hampshire
Senator Stanworp on money issue and railroads
Senator Stanworp of California critiques the Cincinnati People's party convention, warns against government railroad control, and champions a bimetallic standard with gold and silver coinage for the people. He notes the money question as central, highlighting its global value and constitutional basis. Written by B. F. Horpen.
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Senator Stanworp
California
People’s Party
Cincinnati
Ohio Democrats
B. F. Horpen
Party Control Of Business In Democratic Republican Views
In a late interview Senator Hare condemns Democratic leadership for neglecting business interests while Republicans echo calls to have parties run the business world. The piece argues founders believed Congress should only ensure equal rights and opportunities in trade, not control commerce.
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Hare
Halg
Hanu
Congress
Quay
United States Senate
Pennsylvania
Senator Hate and the Maine sage back a bold program
The text argues a theory that a superior wisdom from Senator HAxx guides a new age, praising a champion for State Socialist aims. It predicts remodeling of State street under Mr Brittamy, with a first step to control business interests. Merchants blame legislative meddling and seek a party that leaves them alone.
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Haxx
Hate
Brittamy
State Street
Maine
Cape Cod honors ex President Grover Cleveland on visit
Cape Cod and Massachusetts honored ex President Grover Cleveland with a nonpartisan tribute highlighting his honest fearless leadership and service. Speakers from multiple parties praised his character and legacy while maintaining a friendly neighborly tone.
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Grover Cleveland
Matthews
CleveLann
Russet
Barrett
Mr. Barrett
JaMrs G. Buaine
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
The Gold Basis and Its Perils in World Exchange
The piece argues against a fixed gold standard, noting gold's supply must grow with commerce. It cites the 1 to 16 gold to silver ratio, production costs, and expansion of monetary demand by England. It warns that as gold becomes scarcer relative to trade, the gold basis cannot persist.
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London
England
Gold standard at risk without new golden sources
The piece warns England must find new gold sources or risk losing the gold basis, implying the US and others could face stoppage of gold payments. It notes 1,690,869 ounces mined in 1889 valued at 32,886,744 dollars, yet treasury gold resources may force abandoning the gold standard if reserves dwindle.
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England
Ohio Gubernatorial Fight Signals National Currency Debate
The Ohio race for governor pits McKinnery against Campbell with currency reform and tariff as key issues. Ohio’s position between East and West makes its outcome a barometer of national sentiment on free coinage and silver, with farmers voicing currency famine concerns and demanding money as a trade tool. A Democratic tilt could influence the next presidential cycle amid a broader revolt against finance and misrepresentation.
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Ohio
Jamas. Camrpe Ut
Foraker
Congress
McKinary
Campbell
Democratic Party
Readers seek wedding etiquette and Pompeii pronunciation guidance
In a letter to the editor, a subscriber asks if bridesmaids and groomsmen are necessary for a double wedding, noting it is legal and tasteful to omit them. The writer also seeks the correct Pompeii pronunciation and asks how Virginia and West Virginia voted in the last presidential election, citing Cleveland and Harrison electoral counts.
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Globe
Pompeii
Virginiss
Virginia
West Virginia
Harrison
Cleveland
Intestate Marriage Rights and Widow’s Share in Law
A wife’s share varies by whether the husband dies intestate with or without issue. Without issue, the widow may receive fee simple real estate up to 85000, one-half of the remaining real estate for life, a personal estate of 5000, and one-half of the residue above 10000. with a child, she gains income of one-third of the real estate for life and one-third of personal estate absolutely.
Ohio Politics and Presidential Hopes Mixed at Convention
Gov Campbell gains attention for personal magnetism while Grover Cleveland backs him for Ohio voters. Quay may resign, triggering a Democratic interim in Pennsylvania. Saratoga hosts a robust political gathering as 19,373 newspapers nationwide reflect ongoing party struggles and economic issues.
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Kate Field
Washington
Camp Bell
Ohio
Tourman
Campbell
Good Bread From Boston Sells Nationwide From Boylston St
The American Health Supply Company bakes wholesome bread at 130 Boylston Street Boston and ships daily to New York City stores and three times weekly to New Jersey and York Beach area customers. The firm promises pure nourishing bread with no extra cost delivery within the city.
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American Health Supply Company
Boston
Boylston St
New York City
New Jersey
York Beach
North Conway
Townsend's Letter Anecdotes of Booth and Johnson in Maryland
Alfred Townsend recalls a Maryland dinner gathering with Gen Bradley Johnson and Col J Thomas Scharf. He recounts Johnson’s Civil War service, family lineage to Adams, and Booth’s escape details. A sideline discusses Billy Stuart’s hospitality and a plan to capture Lincoln. Townsend notes Bavarian beer as a future venture and local whiskey wealth in Hagerstown.
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Buena Vista Springs
Penn
Charles Webb
Maryland
Bradley Johnson
Col. Scharf
Bradley Tyler Johnson
Gen. Johnson
Princeton College
Harvard
North Carolina
Charleston
Douglass
Potomac
Jackson
McClellan
Richmond
Wade Hampton
Dahlgren
Salisbury
N. C
Virginia Senate
Pentleman
Congress
Massachus
Thomas Johnson
Washington
Joshua Johnson
Thomas Jones
Wilkes Booth
Pikesville
Lincoln
Trevelyan Station
Sheridan
Lynchburg
Grant
En. Hampton
Smith’s Ferry
Ball’s Bluff
California
New York
Virginia
Barry
Booth
Mr. Stuart
Hunter
Stuart
Harold
Mealey
Hagerstown
Munich
Anecdote of Garrick and the Paris Assassin
The 18th century actor Garrick travels to Paris in 1757 and befriends Sir George Lewis, a dissipated gambler. Lewis is found murdered in the Bondy forest. Garrick legends a staged impersonation to unmask the killer, and the chevalier is hanged after confessing his guilt.
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Garrick
Paris
London
Dover
Sir George Lewis
Drury Lane Theatre
Lewis
Bondy
Forest of Dy
Chevalier Bate
Beck
George Lewis
Conner
Tole Rats Rison
Local Club Ad Offers Private Circular from Weekly Globe
A town club seeks to form by using the new private circular rate from The Weekly Globe. Send for a new circular and free sample copies to begin the program.
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Weekly Globe
Bicyclist Allen Swan Reports Westward Ride From Manitou
Allen W Swan the New Bedford cyclist continuing west from Manitou after eight weeks on the road to San Francisco on a safety tour. He left via Ute pass toward Salt Lake following the Goodwin and Eagle rivers. His overall average remains about 84.2 miles daily with several stops noted along the way.
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Manitou, Col
Allen W. Swan
New Bedford
Mass
San Francisco
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Ute Pass
Goodwin
Eagle Rivers
Salt Lake
Offer for three publications at 80 cents total
The Philadelphia Farm Journal and Mrs Logan's Name Magazine, both priced at 50 cents, are offered with three publications for 80 cents to readers. The Farm Journal promises practical farming content, while Mrs Logan's Name Magazine features stories, travel articles, health tips, recipes, fashion, and home topics. Subscribe via THE WEEKLY GLOBE in Boston.
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Rhode Island
Florida
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