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Boston Weekly Globe in Boston, Massachusetts

07 Mar 1888

Page 7

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Boston Weekly Globe

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1888

Page

7

Madison Era War and Embargo Origins in 1809 1812

The piece outlines James Madison's rise to the presidency, the embargo and non-intercourse policies, British impressments and orders in council, the growing push for war, and key events leading to the War of 1812. It covers political figures like Henry Clay, Tecumseh, and Hull, plus early military actions and naval successes.

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A Cardenza of Races and A Wedding Crash

Josepha Murray, torn between Geoffrey Cleve and Hubert Fitzalan, faces a social tangle over the Fitzalans and a Jerome Park invitation. A hurried wedding rush ends in a public disruption as Fitzalan’s planned union is saved by his real wife, while Josepha realizes the cost of choosing allure over loyalty.

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Sir Moses Montefiore and the Jewish Reform Debate

Rabbi Solomon Schindler spoke on Sir Moses Montefiore at Temple Adath Israel, arguing Montefiore’s crusade for Jews abroad hindered modern reform. The lecture traced Montefiore’s 1784 birth, Rothschild marriage, and wealth, noting his charity aided many yet delayed integration into contemporary Jewish national aims.

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Lewiston Whist Club Trains a Horse Car Tale

The Lewiston Journal recounts a humorous incident at the Main Street Whist Club when a horse car was requested for 10 PM. The president of the Lewiston horse railroad claimed it would arrive, but confusion and delays followed. The car finally appeared amid a lively, chaotic ride with riders recalling the misadventure for years to come.

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Little Ah Me and Little Ah There a Chinaman Ballad

A Chicago Mail verse contrasts two Chinese men. Little Ah Me is grim and misfortunate, never harming others and fading in death. Little Ah There is cheerful and well liked, turning flaws into wit and earning affection as a mandarin. The poem argues laughter and resilience outperform gloom and defeat.

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Courteous Harvard Students in Cambridge Street Cars

A Cambridge Tribune reader reflects on behavior in street cars over years of riding. The writer notes many instances of women facing rude or uneven treatment and laments the general lack of courtesy among male passengers toward female riders.

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