Saalfield Music Libraries Offer From Globe Depot
The GLOBE MUSICAL SUPPLY DEPOT announces two monthly libraries Saalfield Vocal Library and Saalfield Instrumental Library featuring sixteen pages of modern pieces with three to six affordable tunes each. Subscribers get twelve months for 1.00 plus options of extra Globe weeks, plus a certificate to order music at nine cents from a catalog. postage included for non catalog pieces.
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Saalfield Library
Globe Musical Supply Depot
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Weekly Globe
Mary Leaves After Three Months on Job
In a humorous column a New York Tribune reader recalls Mary the Irish cook who quit after nearly three months saying she cannot stand being in one place so long. Her mistress lamented, yet Mary sobbed and left, as the household hunts a successor.
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New York Tribune
Mary
Oll
Boo Hoo
Moon Phases Noted in Hoston Globe Calendar
The June 30, 1891 issue of the Hoston Weekly Globe notes M Moon's phases in a brief calendar item. The readable fragment lists dates and expected lunar phases, offering a small celestial update to readers.
Subscription rates and postage details from Boston newspaper
Subscription rates list one copy per month at 50 cents per year six dollars postage prepaid. By mail two dollars per year with postage prepaid. Tax rates by mail one dollar per year. Entered at Boston post office as second class matter.
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Tre Dart Gront
Grose Newerarea Co
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Names for sample copies from The Weekly Globe
A plea invites readers to mail a list of 10 or more neighbor names to The Weekly Globe Boston Mass for free sample copies. The notice emphasizes nationwide participation and specifies sending names on a postal card.
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Weekly Globe
Boston
Mass
Trifles Make Perfection Quote By Michael Angelo
A quotation attributed to Michael Angelo declares that trifles create perfection and perfection is no trifling matter, highlighting the value of small details in excellence.
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Michael Angelo
Weekly Globe Promises Lively Political News and Features
The issue touts General and political content with Grover Cleveland on private and special legislation. It includes essays by Jostern Howard on Duty the Mainspring of Society and Henry Grorce from London on women deciding the next British election. An illustrated Fourth of July tale by Joax Hans Berton, a phosphates paper by Andrew H Wann, fashion pieces, Youth department, and a piece on Democracy principles.
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GLOBE
Grover Cleveland
Jostern Howard
Henry Grorce
London
Joax Hans Berton
Helen
Andrew H. Wann
SuezMay Hour
Menace of McKinleyism to Boston Tin Plate Trade
Boston tin plate dealers condemn the McKinley tariff as a heavy burden on American manufacturers and consumers. They warn prices will rise, businesses may move to Canada, and a broader revolt against the tariff is possible as workers and bosses unite to defend local industries. The Globe outlines expert voices against protection and calls for rallying to defend business interests.
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Wales
Boston
Lewis
L. Prickett
Ultra Protection
Canada
McKiney
GLOBE
Massachusetts
McKr. Levy
H. Staknes Porrer
Porrer & Wricutmaton
R. Francis Ricwarps
Ricwarps & Co
L. Pickert
Sannorn
Cuase & Sanporn
Wricut
Dwiveny, Haywarp & Co
M. M. Praort
Praort & Sons
Briaas
Briaas, Horrman & Co
M.S. Campneni
Globe Reporter
Wincut
Dwiney, Hayward & Co
M. M. Picorr
Mr. Briens
Barnes
McKinney
New England
Caammppbell
McKintey
America
Stockings and Garters Costs in New York Women
A Louisville Courier Journal illustrated piece details annual consumption of 3,000,000 pairs of stockings by New York women. It classifies types, shows prices with cuts, and includes careful calculations of what the wealthy spend.
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Louisville Courier Journal
New York City
Louisville
New York
Stockings and Garters Add Up Big in New York
A curious economic study estimates annual hosiery spending in New York City at 1.7 million dollars with women’s stockings and garters supporting thousands of people. The analysis, though humorous, highlights how small daily items add up to large totals and broader economic impact.
Patriotism and loyalty in a divided era of politics
Georgia Allen Peck surveys national unity and disloyalty amid Civil War era passions. She recalls the Sumter crisis, Garfield’s shooting, and calls for steadfast allegiance to Columbia, while condemning fake Anglo sentiment and party strife.
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Sumter
Garfield
Gurrray
New York
America
Massachusetts
Columbia
Editorial Points on World Fair and Politics
The piece skewers Tom Reep’s Paris persona and Wanamaker’s bank ties while praising Britain’s exhibit stance and Europe’s cooperation for Chicago. It notes Foster’s grand plans and hints at deficits looming in policy, cites Manitoba’s record crop, and argues a drought-preventer president would aid farmers more than any U.S. leader.
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Tom Reep
Paris
Congress of the Grand Republic
America
Monsieur Reep
Great Britain
Europe
Chicago
Jerry Rusk
Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Local Testimony On The Tin Plate Question
Globe reporters gather nonpartisan expert testimony from Boston tin plate merchants and manufacturers affected by the new tin plate duty in McKinney's bill. The merchants, everyday traders in tin plate, discuss past cost, present prices, and projected future costs with frank Republican-leaning perspectives.
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GLOBE
Boston
McKinney
Rebuked by the Duke for the Same Offence as Albert Edward
Provence June 27. The Times notes the Duke of Cambridge’s inactivity in disciplining the Prince of Wales. Robert Anderson of Providence, former sergeant and now a cutlery seller in the United States, echoes the criticism and recalls his Crimea Punjaub and Africa campaigns memories near the city’s great bridge.
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Provence
Duke of Cambridge
Prince of Wales
Robert Anderson
United States
Anderson
Crimea
Courageous Sergt Anderson in Crimea Story of Muted Glory
The article recounts Sergt Robert Anderson's wartime honors and a controversial gambling episode in the Crimea. It details medals awarded by rulers, a clerical error denying a Victoria Cross, and a dramatic royal reprimand. It also covers his later escape with seven soldiers in a dangerous sea voyage and his long postwar life.
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Anderson
Louis Napoleon
Marshal Canrobert
Crimea
Richard
Robert Anderson
Scutari
War Department
Fort Pitt Hospital
Chatham
Sergt
Duke of Wellington
Corp. Anderson
Bastopol
Commissariat
William Gordon-Cumming
Hajildar
Omar Pasha
Hanover
George William Frederick Charles
Duke of Cambridge
Camece
Malakotf
Ad Anderson
Pennefather
Corp
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Lord Ian
Gen
Coddington
Plain Water as a Beverage in London History
Walter Besant notes in July Harper s that Londoners seldom drank plain cold water as a beverage. Beer was the national drink and small ale accompanied meals when available. Water use for washing rose over time, and medievals used water regularly, especially among the better classes, though not universally for personal cleansing.
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Walter Besant
Harper's
London
House of Commons
Summer Song Youthful Notes From a July St Nicholas Poem
Maurice Thompson presents a July meadow scene with butterflies bees and meadowlarks, drifting into a young boy’s dream of rest on a cool grass day. The piece lists new music publications and prices from New Boston Music Oliver Ditson Co and others, highlighting several songs for various voice types and instruments with brief descriptions and costs.
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Maurice Thompson
St. Nicholas
Oliver Ditson & Co
G. Ludovic
J. W. Turner
Paoli Tosti
W. M. Lind
R. M. Stultz
Darkey
Man
C. de Janon
White-Smith Publishing Compan
C.F. W. Buchman
Prpan Oriano
White
L . Eckert
N. Martinez
G. A. White
Marclle Allen
Geraldine Caprice Brillante
Holmes
Joseph Leon
C. A. White
KE. B. Felton
A. White
Oreee
de Lara
Venice Waters
D. Roeder
G. Gotze
Is Honesty the Best Policy Harper's Bazar excerpt
A customer laments the disappearance of Dimity from Charlie & Peckay's dry goods store. Dimity is described as overly exact and conscientious, deemed unsuitable for retail. He remarks a yard of goods costs 75 cents while the price is listed as 1 dollar, illustrating harsh pricing misalignment.
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Harper's Bazar
Dimity
Charlie
Charlie & Peckay
The Copper Kettle Cleaning Tips and Polite Forms
A reader’s note offers a brass and copper kettle cleaning method using common table salt dampened with cider vinegar, followed by warm soapy wash and dry polish with paper and flour. The column also discusses etiquette as to proper address Madam or Miss versus Lady and includes misc legal notice-style questions about estate accounting and debt responsibility in shared households.
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the Globe
The
Globe
Viator
Opium Currency in Hankow Commerce Details
The London Times notes opium as a medium of exchange in parts of Hankow where copper coinage is heavy and impractical. Barter and crude banking are limited, so opium offers universal demand, portability, and divisibility, despite testing and quality concerns.
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London Times
Hankow
A Candid Statement From Munsey’s Weekly
A light dialogue unfolds as Old Moneybags doubts consent to a marriage until inquire about wealth. Oung Gawle responds with a playful boast that he currently lacks fortune but expects a large inheritance from his father in law.
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Munsey
Mr. Gawle
Oung Gawle
Wife Left Without Cause Cannot Claim From Husband
If a wife leaves her husband without any cause she cannot obtain separate maintenance or support from his pay. The principle holds that abandonment without fault does not entitle the abandoning spouse to earnings or wages.
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H. A. RE
Bond Company inquiry on Bunco Investment default
A reader asks if T, who bought a bond from Bunco Investment Company of Boston now suspended, may still owe monthly assessments. The bond says nonpayment by the 15th voids it, seeking refund of payments already made.
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Bunco Investment Company
Boston
Estate Inheritance and Citizenship Queries From READER
A woman dies intestate leaving husband and a daughter from a prior marriage. The daughter takes the estate subject to the husband’s half interest. Naturalization questions: a 20 year immigrant three years in country asks if naturalization papers are needed or if she was a citizen at 21. Peddler licenses vary by article. cost details from secretary of state. Questions include US citizenship if born abroad to a US minister, penalties for not answering tax or mortgage returns, and enforcement likelihood.
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Metropolis
New York
Davin A. Weis
Louisville
Jenny Larson
Cambridge
Prince Dari
Repebellion
United States
Sereterson
Canada
States
Sennen
Ederal
Anderson
Ontario
New York State
Cove
Ives
Regl
Fon
Sergt. Anderson
7Th Ohio Regiment
G. A. R. Post
Constant Reader
Maramnis de Caux and Patti’s Chicago duet tale
A fragmentary Russian remark from Chicago recounts Patti leaving Maramnis de Caux due to his card games. The tale ties the incident to Stnak, a yacht club event, and prior gala at the Jockey Club in Paris, suggesting a high society scene marked by gambling and flirtation.
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Maramnis de Caux
Patti
Chicago
Micolag Wate
St. Nak
Yacht Club
Jockey Club
Paris
Weekly Glob2 offer bundles three magazines to readers
A Boston based offer promotes three publications The Farm Journal Mrs Logan's Home Magazine and The Weekly Glob2 at 80 cents postage included regular prices are 50 cents each The message urges early subscription and word of mouth to readers and neighbors in Boston Massachusetts
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Farm Journal
Boston
Mass
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