Prince Bismarck Dies Aged 76 In Germanys Unifier
Berlin reports Prince Otto von Bismarck died at Friedrichsruh after a long decline following his 1890 retirement. Born April 1 1815, he rose to power as Germanys unifier and chancellor guiding blood and iron policy, faced rivalries and two assassination attempts, and left a legacy of strong centralized rule.
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Prussia
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Kissingen
Kullman
Reichstag
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Russia
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State Politics in Boston Weekly Roundup
Massachusetts political circles saw key events Saturday with the Essex and Marblehead club meetings. Senators Hoar and Lodge dominated talk on the Norton incident while looming Senate and gubernatorial races drew attention to Williams Russell and Quincy as well as Clinton delegates and the executive council race amid liquor-interest tensions.
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Boston Daily
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Wolcott Cannot Enter the Lists Against the Senator. Secretary Long
Ambassador Draper
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Charles A. Russell
Gloucester
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Russell
Maine
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Butler
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Quincy
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Clinton
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C. G. Bancroft
George M. Stice
Worcester
Harrington
John E. Tuttle
E. B. Callender
Suffolk
Mon Dorchester
Ben Lowell
W. W. Davis
Executive Council
Davis
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Newburyport
Bailey
Cape Ann
The Wisdom of Allowances for Youth
A New York Post outlook argues mothers debating allowances for children. Some approve a weekly allowance to teach thrift and self reliance, with examples like fifty cents to a girl or a dollar for daily school fares, while others keep strict cap on emergency pocket money. The piece notes today’s view favors managed allowances over sporadic gifts and stresses the value of money awareness.
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Summer Days and Nights in New York booklet praised
The Merchants association of New York has issued a stylish pocket booklet titled Summer Days and Nights in New York. It extols the city as a summer paradise with vivid sketches of more than twenty shore resorts near the metropolis and includes a helpful map for visitors. Send a cent stamp to the New York Life building to obtain a copy.
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