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There is no weekly newspaper in the United States that makes such a liberal offer. For 14 months to any one who sends 5 subscribers and 5 dollars, THE WEEKLY GLOBE is the largest and cheapest. Send 5 dollars and receive an extra copy for yourself 14 months free. A half hour in your neighborhood will secure the number needed to gain the extra copy. A club may consist of old or new subscribers and may be sent to one post office or multiple post offices. Everyone may act as an agent to form a club.
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Now Is The Time To Subscribe And Form Clubs
A compact call urging immediate action to subscribe and to establish clubs. The notice emphasizes mobilization and participation, reflecting a community or organizational push for membership growth and structured group formation. It reads as a concise civic or club promotion.
Poston Weekly Globe Subscription Notice 1882
The Weekly Globe announces subscriptions for one year across the United States and Canada at 100 dollars, six copies for 500, with payment by postal order, registered letter, or draft. Stamps of one to three cents are accepted unregistered. Address all letters to The Weekly Globe Boston Mass and include full writer details.
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Advertising and Editorial Rates Note
An old newspaper snippet lists rates for ads and notices. Ordinary advertisements cost 30 cents per line with about eight words per line. Editorial notices are 50 cents per nonpariel line with quantity discounts of five percent on $100 and ten percent on $200.
Decoration Day Echoes Across States and Nation
The article celebrates Decoration Day as a growingly sacred national observance. It notes legal recognition in Massachusetts and widespread participation, linking tributes to fallen soldiers with unity between North and South. It calls for ceremonies, flowers on graves, and support for widows and orphans, urging continued civic cooperation with Grand Army members.
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Grand Army
New England
Massachusetts
Political Storm in Pennsylvania Threatens Cameron Rule
The piece depicts a brewing political crisis in Pennsylvania, with tensions between Democrats and Republicans centered on Cameron’s influence. Since the 1876 Cincinnati Convention, opposition to the Cameron dynasty has grown from grumbling to an organized army, threatening party control and signaling a volatile political future for the state.
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Republican Party
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Cincinnati
Grant
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Harrisburg
The Cameron Dynasty Faces Imminent Collapse in Pennsylvania
The piece argues the Cameron political dynasty in Pennsylvania is faltering amid revolts within the Republican ranks. It details opposition by Charles Wolfe, a weakened 1881 Senate victory, and a Philadelphia ticket that signals an independent challenge. It weighs whether Don Cameron will bow out or fight on as Arthur’s politics complicate party unity.
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Arthur
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Struggle for Justice in South Carolina Contest
Four Democrats led by Mr Morse of Massachusetts oppose seating a South Carolina contestant in a bid to unseat a sitting member. They demand full investigation into forged testimony used by a partisan majority. The piece condemns carpetbagger manipulation, calls for fair trial rights, and urges unity against the alleged fraud while noting Parliament rule changes proposed by Republicans. It also comments on New York centenarian and nanogenarian figures and longevity factors.
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Mackey
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Robeson
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Lasting cry of fraud in the South cited
The piece denounces fraud claims by political figures alleging perjury forgery and theft to affect constituencies and suffrage. It urges Republicans to accept the people's will and warns against outrages against autonomy and decency, while urging Democrats to stay united to the end.
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Massachusetts Obscenity Law Sparks Outcry Over Leaves of Grass
The prosecutor condemns Whitman poetry as obscene and Massachusetts faces fierce opposition to a law suppressing publication. Critics decry censorship as intellectual tyranny, urging resistance to puritanical controls and defending free literary expression.
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Cotton Mather
Anthony Comstock
Messrs. Osgood & Co
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New World
Mother Goose
Cook
America
Resident Chinamen Are Unwelcome Here Say Pacific Slope
Editorials claim Chinese immigrants should withdraw as they do not assimilate and harm commerce and health. They urge lawful deportation and note U S diplomacy to press imperial authorities in Peking on labor conditions and American labor rights.
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China
Peking
Young
Fragmented political column on party tactics and figures
A long, opinionated column denounces Republican obstruction in Congress and praises Democrats' protest while critiquing Southern politics. It cites figures like Hayes Kellogg and Edward King, discusses France's primary education growth, Baptist motives, and critiques Ireland policy, with notes on Cameron Blaine and Shipherd, and closes touching on the Geneva award bill and Alabama claims.
Prompt for War Risk Claims Bill Aims at Broad Reimbursements
The text outlines loss to vessels or cargoes caused by Confederate raiders and provides for adjudicating war risk reimbursements. The bill is broad, allowing all classes of claims, with the likelihood that any unexpended award balance will be paid out under its provisions.
Notes and Extracts from a 19th Century Era
A digest of varied items includes social maxims on pleasing all, war era marksmen ship, Indian practice, Beecher on early marriage, and satirical takes on Texans and Yankees. It covers politics in Virginia and Massachusetts, labor unrest in Pittsburgh, prices of meat, and census figures. Also notes on All Souls day customs, Mahone’s power, Emerson quotes, and parliamentary curiosities.
Quilt piece record contested by reader Leah’s achievement
In a letter to The Globe Bela St. Clair Chase of Lake County Michigan mentions Leah’s quilt with 8558 pieces as a superior display compared to a prior paper noting 6642 pieces. The five year quilt uses all identical cut half-squares.
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Lake County
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What’s Saved Is Gained Dr Pierce Medicines Ad
Workingmen economize by using Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets and Golden Medical Discovery. The remedies cleanse the blood and system, help prevent fevers and other diseases, and cure humors. Sold by druggists.
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