Important notice to agents for Tur Grobe subscriptions
Regular agents of Tur Grobe may deduct their normal commission and the Grobe will be sent to each subscriber through January 1884. A private circular has been issued. Agents are urged to use their best efforts to secure subscriptions upon receipt.
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Tur
Hubbell
Kierman
Nevada
Folger
Saratoga
Democratic Party
Henderson
Hale
Jobeson
Mahone
Virginia
Jay Hubbell
Mahonettes
The Weekly Globe Promotes Its Editions and Papers
Tyr Guiese has printed Trew Onter NAL SERIALS BY GREAT AUTHORS since January 82. Tell neighbors that the Weekly Globe is the best story paper best agricultural weekly best ladies journal and best family newspaper.
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Tyr Guiese
Weekly
GLOBE
How to remit for the Weekly Globe subscriptions
Instructions for subscribing to the Weekly Globe Boston Mass. outline payment options by postal order or drafts on New York or Boston with stamps accepted. Include writer full name address and change of residence details. Free duplication for lost copies and sample copies offered.
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United States
Canadas
New York
Boston
GLOBE
Mass
Political shifts and reform cries span parties in 1882
A mix of editorials and notices surveys Republican strife in New Hampshire with Hale’s governor bid and calls to “kill off the bosses.” Dublin conference backs Irish home rule and industrial push. Boutelle allegedly misstates Civil War support, while gold coin shifts and Mint figures spark debate. Chicago keeps order after a flirtation tragedy. President Arthur’s residence moves from the White House to external quarters as the capital awaits restoration of the executive mansion.
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New Hampshire
Hale
Folger
New York
United States
Arthur
Senator Jones
White House
Brunswick
Boston
Washington
Hayes
Butler
Barnum
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Waterloo
London
Wellington
Princeton College
Chet
New York Sun
Bank of France
Granite State
Brooklyn
Ithaca
Ohio
Benjamin F. Butler
Department of Justice
Brewster
Philadelphia
President’s nomadic temperamental drift contrasts with office dignity
The text remarks on a presidential tendency to wander or roam, suggesting such mobility clashes with the expected gravitas of the presidency while other officials push for appearances through further appropriations.
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Robeson
United States
Butler Victory Rally Shows Unified Democratic Strength in Boston
A large crowd packed Faneuil Hall and Music Hall despite a storm as General Butler led a robust Democratic rally. Speakers including Albert Palmer John Tarbox and Prince praised Butler and attacked the Republican ticket while urging sustained organizing and reform across state and national affairs.
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General Butler
Democratic Party
Boston
Faneuil
General Bunner
Simmons
Hoar
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Albert Palmer
Republican Party
John K. Tarbox
Prince
Mr. Bowerman
Judge Woodbury
Eben F. Pillsbury
P. A. Collins
John P. Sweeney
Collins
Sweeney
Stewart L. Woodford
Bay State
Music Hall
Ohio
How to Become a Merchant
A New York merchant shares three decades of merchandising experience to guide aspiring retailers. He urges choosing a familiar, well-capitalized, and enjoyable business, warns against frequent career changes, and stresses cash and credit balance to stock and receivables.
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New York
Smoking Out the Czar and the End of Autocracy
A dramatic polemic argues that the Russian czar and czarist rule are being smoked out by popular will and Nihilist pressure. It describes Moscow’s crown as a dangerous symbol and predicts the royal family retreat to Gatchina amid fiery peats and mounting unrest.
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Russia
Moscow
Alexander Romanoff
Gatchina
St. Petersburg
Finland
Baltic
Gatehina
Ulster
Architecture as Moral Mirror of Boston and West Coast
A discussion contrasts Boston’s brick homes with San Francisco’s ornate wooden fronts, arguing architecture reflects a city’s character and morals. It notes Boston’s Puritan heritage and shoddy pretensions on the coast, then warns architecture shapes youth and virtue.
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United States
Boston
San Francisco
Honest Brick and Falsehood of the Somerset Street Church
The piece denounces the demolition of a Somerset street church and its replacement by a brick building veneered to resemble brownstone. It condemns deceit in architecture and warns that teaching falsehood within its walls corrupts both children and adults who hear sermons on truth. It argues brick, plain and solid, is better than pretentious coverings.
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Somerset Street
Let the Girls Whistle and Dress Reform Debate
An editorial piece argues women should be allowed to whistle as a healthy, inexpensive pastime and critiques dress styles for narrowing chests. It also notes political tensions, urges restraint by Northern stances, and claims Northern and Southern people largely remain on friendly terms while commerce continues.
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Phrenological Journal
South
Fryes
Boutelles
Swifts
North
Notable miscellany notes on politics and society
The column blends quips on manners and family life with sharp takes on politics. It cites reform sentiment, party contrasts, and public figures, weaving humor about mothers in law, bishops, and editors with observations on wealth, corruption, and journalism’s competitive nature.
Visit to Mrs Pinkham Laboratory Ends in Praise
An editorial reports a tour of Mrs Lupia E Pinkham’s Lynn laboratory with Dr B Brittan and Mr Charles McArthur. It lauds her womanly enterprise, notes family losses, and cites projected 400000 dollar sales this year and potential next year. It applauds her remedies as aiding nature rather than using narcotics and contrasts with allopathic methods.
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Charles McArthur
New York
Lupia E. Pinkham
Lynn
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