Sufficent Unto The Day In This Newspaper Fragment
Miscellaneous notes from a 19th century periodical echo a poetic meditation on living in the present. The piece references Beatrice Harlowe, the November Woman's Home Companion, and gifts from the Paris Exposition commissioners to Mrs. McKinley. It also includes gleeful quips about elections, strikes, a costly loan of a licking post, a New York engagement jest, and a German scientific discovery about heat.
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Beatrice Harlowe
November Woman's Home Companion
Debates on society and economy across regions
Statistics show seven deaf-mutes per 10 000 in the United States and a ban by the Central Labor Union in Indianapolis on political candidacy. A Webster resident with no job and assets fails. Railways consume over 2 000 000 tons of steel annually, Manitoba hosts 210 000 inhabitants, and in Bohemia 63 nobles own vast estates. Wellesley Student Aid has assisted 11 hundred girls over 22 years, totaling 218 000 dollars. Voting urges for Purchasing Amon Barnard.
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Wellesley
Btudent Aid Society
Neely case argued before the U S Supreme Court
The Neely ex tradition case was argued before the full Supreme Court. Questions arose on the U S right to extradite a fugitive without a treaty and the President’s power since the Paris treaty to maintain a military government in Cuba. John D. Lindsay represented Neely.
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Washington
Neely
Supreme Court
United States
John D. Lindsay
New York
Cuba
Maniac in Medford Terrifies Kiley Family
William C. Felkin, Medford sign painter, attacked neighbor James Kiley’s home with sabre and revolver. Shots shattered walls as Felkin battled through the house, wounding several family members and injuring a boy as neighbors fled. Feared massacre ended when Kiley overpowered him before dawn.
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Medford
William C. Felkin
Fells Avenue
James Kiley
Kiley
Felkin
Mr. Kiley
Riley
Henry W. Kiley
Young Riley
E. A. Grover
Feikin
Strike at New Bedford Weavers Stay Out at Mills
In New Bedford on December 10 a weavers strike hit the Acushnet and Hathaway mills. Many workers returned to work while some remained out, leading to disputed claims on full operation. Mills reportedly run, though pickets assert otherwise.
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Acushnet and Hathaway Mills
New Bedford
Acushnet and Hathaway
Royal Canadian regiment sails from London for Canada
A detachment of the Royal Canadian regiment left London this morning for Canada via Liverpool where it will sail tomorrow. The departure drew a crowd of men women and children who clung to the soldiers arms cried cheered and waved nuts as they marched to the station.
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London
Royal Canadian Regiment
Canada
Liverpool
Two Detachments Occupy Tsang Chow From Tien Tsin
Berlin dispatch says Waldersee cables that two detachments of troops from Tien Tsin have moved on a Chinese force at Tsang Chow and occupied the position without opposition, the column returning to Tien Tsin.
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Berlin
Waldersee
Tien Tsin
Tsang Chow
Seaman Nordlund Hurts Passengers on Prince Carl
Vertraas Sweden December 10 Philip Nordlund severely harmed this morning while aboard the steamer Prince Carl. In May he fatally harmed seven men and wounded seven others, then escaped in a boat. He chanted a psalm as his head rested on the block.
Li Hung’s Secretary Arrested in Boxer Communications
A Shanghai dispatch reports Li Hung’s secretary was arrested by order of Waldersee for alleged communications with the Boxers. The charge centers on covert correspondence that ties the official to the Boxer movement during the conflict in China.
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London
Shanghai
Li Hung
Waldersee
Christmas Treat Planned by Foresters for Poor Children
Foresters Hall is lent to the Sunshine circles for a Christmas afternoon entertainment for the city’s poor children. A Christmas tree, gifts, and a festive meal are planned, with tickets distributed by police and clergy to ensure access for those in need. Over 500 children are expected to be served.
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Foresters’ Hall
Sunshine Circles
Walla
Thie Two
Greek resident injured in carding room accident at mill
Peter Capreepolie of 8S Market Street Wee was caught in a carding machine in the carding room of the Rcott mill this morning and sustained head and facial injuries. He was taken to Lowell Hospital for treatment.
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Peter Capreepolie
Market Street
Rcott Mille
Lowell Hospital
Cure All Coughs with Tris Sano Medicine
An advertisement touts Tris Sano as a comprehensive cough remedy. It claims to soothe heal and strengthen, aiding relief for throat and lung ailments including bronchitis tonsillitis laryngitis asthma influenza grip and consumption when not advanced. Hood Co and Lowell Druggists are listed as distributors.
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Hood & CO
All
Lowell Draggists
Conta
City Campaign End Near as Leaders Make Final Push
The municipal race winds down within 24 hours as Republicans attack Democratic strength and the Citizens league, while Democrats press the league as an ally. Purchasing Agent Barnard wins bipartisan backing for efficiency, with critics blaming mayor and heads of departments for contract issues and urging prudent spending. The French Republican rally supports a straight party vote for pay-as-you-go policy, and ward 9 shows a potential Republican lean as campaigns spike.
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Citizens’ League
League
Barnard
Republican Party
Citizens’ Municipal League
Mr. Barnard
Crowley
Potuniohi
Union Baste
Barnerd
Lowell
French Republican Club
Citizens’ Committee
Huntington Hall
David A. Parthenais
Pierre C. Gagnon
Leon Marcotte
Albert 8. Parks
L. P. Turcotte
Emery Cognac
Louis Lebrun
Alphonse Levesque
Joseph A. Legare
Clovis Belanger
Jos. Provost
Pierre A. Gagne
Charles T. Roy
Campaign tensions strain Lowell election as Citizens' league backs Democrats
A long political piece describes mayoral and aldermanic campaigns in Lowell. It alleges Mayor Crowley criticizes his own party and cites alleged vote-buying, while detailing Democratic candidates for the board of aldermen. It notes the Citizens' league favors Democrats, warns about party control of debt payments, and mentions election officials and a Purchasing Agent Barnard. Real estate transfers section follows.
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Crowley
Merey
Board of Aldermen
Philip Desmarais
Citizens’ League
Continued till Wednesday in assault case against George Melvin
George Melvin appeared in police court facing assault and battery charges by Minnie M. Battles. A continuance to Wednesday was granted as the prosecution and defense agreed. Witnesses include Mrs Lilian Mason. Melvin, once engaged to Battles, allegedly drew a revolver after their breakup over drinking.
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George Melvin
Minnie M. Battles
Chestnut Street
Hadley
D. J. Donahue
Lowell
Lilian Mason
Kane
John
French
Martin
Moffatt
Witnees
John Maguire
Jackson Street
James K. Johnson
Joseph Perron
Rose McNulty
Patrick McAuliffe
Robert Gallagher
Thomas Kelley
John F. Tuttle
Lida Pancadere
William Coarbetlie
John H. Rashaw
William Mulligan
Antonio Pavia
Pampentinek Revered At Reval Conservatory Competition
A quirky entry names the principal professor of muse jcal competition at the Reval Conservatory of Bertin. The exclamation Pampentinek echoes through the scene as attendees note the playful, cryptic caption.
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Muse Jcal
Reval
Bertin
Baltimore society to honor General Philip Heed memorial
A Baltimore society plans to erect a memorial for General Philip Heed a Maryland soldier famed in the Revolutionary War and the war of 1812 He also served as United States Senator from Maryland from 1827 to 1833 and was a member of the House in the Fifteenth and Seventeenth Congresses.
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Baltimore
Philip Heed
Maryland
United Mates
House of Repreentatives
Reform needed in politics, says Manchester quote
A fragment quotes Manchester asserting that reform is vital for the nation. The note highlights a call for change and a candidate or party effort to lead the reform agenda. The passage is incomplete but emphasizes the urgency of political renewal and governance.
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Manchester
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James F. Miskella
John J. Sullivan
Richard J. McCluskey
Joseph Mullin
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Pearson-Pearson
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JW. Bruce
Varnum Avenue
Barn Senior
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Corbett Street
Henry Thorne
Billie Huniston
Orleans Street
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Banel Street
Henry A. Coburn
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Fred Pilling
Wilmington
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Jared
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