Offer Withdrawn On July 1st After Six Weeks
The notice warns that the offer will be positively withdrawn on July 1st, a period of six weeks from now. It emphasizes the deadline and urges timely action.
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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1881
Page
4
Ordinary Advertising Rates and Editorial Notices
Advertising rates listed as 30 cents per line with about eight words per line. Editorial notices priced at 60 cents per nonpareil line with discounts noted as six percent on $100 and ten percent on £200.
World fair leadership talk and political maneuvering
Strong talk favors General A P Martin as president and William Endicott Jr as treasurer with Generals Norton and Paige as secretaries. Bicyclists win Boston admiration while political maneuvering continues as Chandler rivals Rollins for Senate support, with Blaine aiming to place Chandler in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Martin
William Endicott, Jr
C. B. Norton
John C. Paige
Bodies unearthed by relatives in burial dispute and scholar Merrill praised
Reports detail a disinterment attempt after Reed's death at Santa Fe with the body appearing on its side and injuries to the forehead suggesting disturbance. The passage shifts to praising Rev Selah Merrill D D for Jerusalem consul role, his archeological stature, Yale A M degree, and influence on local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Santa Fe
Selah Merrill
D.D
Andover
Jerusalem
Garfield
Merrill
Palestine
Jordan
American Palestinian Exploration Company
Yale College
Appleton
New Pallas a Historic Border City Site in Irish Struggle
New Pallas lies midway between Limerick and Tipperary near the boundary of the two counties. The district, known for its long vendetta between rival youths and a storied past, is noted for the phrase unbattled farmers resisting British power with sticks and stones. Sixty years ago a Duke of Devonshire bull sparked a market day dispute that began local lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pallas
Great Britain
Limerick
Tipperary
Pallas
Old
Duke of Devonshire
Feud Over Ages Sparks Fatal Clash in Pallas Golden Vale
In Pallas in the Golden Vale Munster a dispute over age split factions, one claiming two years and another three. A fight followed leaving one man dead and the feud continuing. Pallas sits among fertile lands owned by absentees and trusts including Erasmus Smith schools. A 1874 Redemptorist mission aimed to unite the sides, but a later marriage of a two woman to a three man sparked renewed bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas
Golden Vale
Munster
Erasmus Smith Schools’ Trust
New Pallas
Boston Eyes 1876 Expo Attracting Merchants Support
The article reports strong merchant interest in bringing a major exposition to Boston, arguing it would place the city among world leading commercial centers. It notes lessons from New York, calls for united action, and cites Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia as a catalyst for local plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Vendome
Boston
New York
New England
Philadelphia
Is Blaine Caught The Sun Doubts Seal of Responsibility
The New York Sun prints a Washington correspondent claim that Secretary Blaine is caught in Star route frauds and that Brady and Dorsey warned him to halt actions. the piece argues Blaine consistently dodges exposure, noting past investigations where he emerged unscathed and insisting he is not yet caught despite suspicions about his New York visit to “fix things up.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Washington
Blaine
Brady
Dorsey
New York
James G. Blaine
Maine
Jim Blaine
Credit Mobilier
Mr. Blaine
Oakes Ames
Garfield
Poland
Colfax
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Mulligan
House of Representatives
House
Supreme Court
State House
Sun
Treasury
Windom
John Sherman
Treasury Department
Sherman
Department
House of
Evarts
Upton
Conkling
Platt
Sham
Canada
Boston
MacVeagh
Sexton
Ireland
Land League
Brennan
Victoria
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
India
Rust
Chicago
Maud S
Broadway
Detroit Free Press
Salvini
Brooklyn
Indiana
New York Commercial
Oswego
Mary Walker
Baftary Courier
Bob Ingersoll
New York Commercial Advertiser
Penn
Main Street
Whitehall Times
Job
Williams Atheneum
New Haven
Conn
Norristow
eGiers
Norristown Herald
Protectionists Rewarded by American Line Withdrawal
The American Line's pullout from the New York Brazil service opens room for subsidies, but costs and tariffs cripple American ships. Higher home prices hinder shipbuilding, and tariffs block key Brazilian imports like wool and copper. A lighter subsidy in Britain shows profits differ by trade setup, while Irish unrest and walk fatigue add to political tempers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brazil
Liverpool
Southampton
John Roach
Clyde
Protection School
United States
South America
India
Great Britain
England
River Plate
Chili
Rio
The
Advertiser
Journal
Commercial Bulletin
New York Legislature Passes Head Money Tax on Immigrants
The Legislature acting on behalf of the Commissioners of Emigration passes a head money bill imposing a $1 per person tax on immigrants landing at New York port. The levy is to be collected from steamship companies as the source of the arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
New York
Castle Garden
Commissioners of Emigration
Not provided due to fragmentary source text
Outside of it will be taxed to produce a man to beat his record and we will hear of nothing for a few months except laps and mentions of Vint Rowell Hurt Hughes and Old Sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vint
Rowell
Hurt
Hughes
Shall Monopolies Rule and Endanger the Nation
The National Anti Monopoly League based in New York argues monopolies seek control of all government branches to block restrictive federal action. It names Blaine, Garfield, Matthews, Gould, Depew, Platt, Sewell, Camden and other railroad and oil interests as key players, claims Supreme Court and Senate manipulation, and urges public vigilance against anti-corporation senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
New York
League
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Rings
Blaine
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Garfield
W. H. Robertson
Vanderbilt
Stanley Matthews
Matthews
Pacific Railroads
Jay Gould
Chauncy M. Depew
Empire State
Platt
Sewell
New Jersey
Camden
West Virginia
Standard Oil Company
National League
Roscoe Conkling
Depew
Conkling
Gladstone accused of coercion in Irish land dispute
The piece accuses Mr. Gladstone of using coercion and armed force to suppress Land League agitation in Ireland. It argues the measures suspend free speech, deploy troops, and arrest leaders, warning that restraint could push the people toward rebellion and potential bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brennan
Irish Land League
Brennan
Gladstone
House of Commons
Land League
Land
Michael Davitt
The
League
Ireland
Royal Constabulary
Mr. Gladstone
Forster
Irish Independence Debate Warns Against Violent Break
The passage argues that Ireland cannot safely pursue legislative independence by force. A failure would be disastrous, setting back the movement for a decade. It warns that only Ireland’s enemies or impetuous supporters would advocate such a risky course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Memorial Day Observance and Immigrant Welfare Critique
Memorial Day growth reflects shared patriotism and unity, honoring Union heroes with graveside flowers. Utica immigrant abuse at Castle Garden and high railroad-era prices reveal municipal failings. Treasury scandal under Sherman era shows petty pilfering among officials. Conkling shifts to anti monopoly stance amid elevated road tax efforts. Thames river steamer disaster ties to corporate greed and risk to passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Soulless greed endangers lives on steamboats
The speaker laments wrecks and near drownings where passengers face fire and drowning with lifebelts and rescue limited. Last summer scenes show boats breaking, roasts of passengers near shore, and no floating devices at hand. The critic blames profit motive over safety and notes public memory fades.
Controversy and whimsy swirl in political clash notes
A sweeping column catalogs Blaine Conkling feud sparks with Platt and Beecher alignments, Irish land agitation, and Union figures. It surveys cabinet shifts, Victorian titles, and public curios including a strange drink request for Conkling, while noting economic bits from rail taxation and postal cards.
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