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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1890
Page
8
A long critical piece argues that reputation stems from virtue, condemning Americans who imitate British aristocracy and foreign fashion. The column mocks vanity, calls for authenticity, and warns that superficial styles erode character among New York elites and the press.
Princess Sophie of Pruania, newly wed to the crown prince of Greece, arrives in New York with a gown described as deep warm wine hue. The report notes her arrival followed by details of her travel and attire.
The report recalls a surprising comet sighting that sparked public interest and reflections on past celestial events. Residents remember the moment and compare it to other notable sky phenomena.
Fragmentary OCR notes quote labor forecasts and social topics. Mentions Atkin, Col. J. Higginson, J. B. Warner, and Ry May 4 with references to classes and workers. Text is garbled, but indicates discussion of employment, race, and developmental themes affecting seniors and workers.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Senator Beck's death may delay the program. The Senate schedule and related amendments appear unsettled with calls for changes in the legislative plan.
Historic note explores Pasteur’s rabies treatment and its impact with hundreds treated and dozens saved at the institute. It contrasts survival rates and notes public health pride in Pasteur’s advances, while mentioning a dramatic prison tale and a Vermont delivery scene.
A garbled OCR snippet mixes names, phrases, and stray words about conversations, reports, and events. It hints at discussions, releases, and regional terms but contains no clear person, place, date, or outcome to anchor a coherent news item.
Bamarrony, Conn, May 3. A 1000 dollar scam unfolded when two men tricked an elderly man by posing as guardians for a baby. They urged him to accept a child then vanished, returning with further pressure and deceit. The victim, Kev. Thomas from St. Joseph’s Catholic? parish, faced manipulated offers and coercive tactics before the ruse collapsed as the mother’s identity and full scheme remained unclear.
A fragmented 1898 feature sketches Lotta’s rise to fame through acting, urban romance, and scandal. Vague notes mention injuries, Boston society, and a flurry of dramatic portraits amid a glittering life.
May 1 reports a man seen leaving a Penn depot car and entering a hotel, then moving toward the White House area. Observers note his calm demeanor as he comments on his weight loss and fitness, with mixed remarks from witnesses about his actions and appearance.
A fragmentary tale recalls Sames Morris a village marble cutter and poet living in a stall village. He labored on marble, provided for children, and sought a comfortable home, while villagers sought statues and small payments. The text hints at a wider note on population and cereal consumption.
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