Adams Pleads for Active Historian Role in Politics
In a review excerpt from the American Historical Review, Charles Francis Adams argues that historians and historical associations should engage in political debate rather than stay aloof. He urges scholars to contribute to results, while recognizing debate, with General Wood and Cuba, prodding the public toward open ports and informed policy.
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Influence of the American Historical Association on policy and thought
The American Historical Association shapes political thought through its annual meetings and discussions. Early state institutions and global topics are linked to present concerns, drawing from New England colleges, midwestern universities, and scholars from the Pacific. The organization fosters a rich fellowship that propels historical writing and exposes members to vigorous debate and informal exchanges.
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Charter revision debates and Boer War notes
The piece weighs city charter revision prospects amid past discontent and proposes abolishing the common council and overseers of the poor. It also discusses Senator Teller and England's role in the Boer War, warning against rash intervention and noting England's broadly harsh conduct toward prisoners while suggesting wary appraisal of reliability in information.
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England
Sermon Highlights Good Temper as Practical Study
A clergyman preached last Sunday on "The Science of Good Temper" and urged public study. The topic is noncreedal, tied to inspiration, and aimed at universal benefit for those who practice its arts.
Montana's treasures yield sapphires amid varied valuables
A fragmented report notes Montana finds diverse treasures including gold silver and diamonds, and adds a discovery of sapphires. The tone suggests excitement over the line of gems unearthed, with emphasis on their beauty. Sentence fragments limit clarity but imply a notable mineral find.
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Notable-phrases and future events teased in 1920s tone
Opposition to the two room system looms as a humorous remark. Reverend Dr. Vinton is elected bishop of Western Massachusetts. Prince Henry to help Milwaukee in notable charitable work. Senator Tillman recalls Southern roots while addressing a chilly audience in Ayer. Mayor Collins's sweep contrasts with Boston street conditions. Miss Stone plans return from a Bulgarian mountain resort.
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Quotations on miracles and names spark varied opinions
A collection of brief quotes from papers such as the Louisville Courier-Journal Providence Journal Fitchburg Sentinel American Economist and Springfield Republican highlights disputes over biblical miracles Roosevelts pronunciation and opinions on vaccination. Notable figures include Prof Pearson Rev F A Hardin Gen Longstreet and Dr William Welch. The items reflect editorial voices and public sentiment in several cities.
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Rockefeller Gifts Boost Syracuse Endowment to 400K
Chancellor James R. Day of Syracuse University announces a 100000 gift from John D Rockefeller to the endowment fund, with a plan to match to 400000 when reached, after which John D Archbold will duplicate the amount.
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Notable Deaths Across States Markful
Recent deaths include Stephen A. Dole a 59 year old brother of Hawaii governor who died in Utah after a long illness. J Ward Dean 85 a New England genealogical library secretary died in Medford. Horace H Shares wealthy New Haven manufacturer died in Pasadena. Edward Baggot 68 Chicago business leader and Civil War veteran died. Ruth Carney 108 oldest Pennsylvania resident died at Union Home for Old Ladies in Philadelphia.
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Chicago
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Wales
Boston to Medford and Beyond: Rumors and Ruminations
A reader recalls a late Nesmith street car to Medford square, praising the ride yet noting delays. The piece blends travel observations with social commentary on charity solicitations, church funding, and civic life, touching on Pool rooms, measles closures, and local social figures like Naval Officer Lyford.
Sale of patent medicines prohibited in Turkey
The sale of medicines of unknown composition is prohibited in Turkey. The rule applies to patent medicines and aims to regulate health products. Laws enforce compliance across vendors and pharmacies nationwide.
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The Prow Opens A Cove To The Farm Home
A maritime scene describes the gray sea and land as a prow reaches a cove and slows on warm beach. A tap at the pane and a match reveal a voice softer than the lovers, whose two hearts beat as one.
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Robert Browning
Mrs Page Matches Cigars To Impress Guests
Mrs Page, not long married, overhears her husband seeking cigars for dinner guests. She buys a single cigar, disguises it, and brings it to the drug store to match his choice. The clerk and owner overhear, and she is served 10 straight mild Havanas. At dinner her husband enjoyed them but learns only later how she achieved the feat, provoking laughter from the guests.
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O'Brien Bros. Tea Store Starts Mark-Down Sale
A bona fide mark down sale on tea sets dinner sets lamps sardinieres vases fancy china has started at the tea store of O'Brien Bros 227 Central street An examination of the goods will show considerable reduction all along the line No larger stock of these goods is carried by any firm in Lowell.
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Vaccination urged for all as smallpox looms in London
Public health notice urges all English-Americans to get vaccinated amid news of smallpox in London raising concerns for community safety and outbreak containment.
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Lost Street Blanket Reward Offered
Lost blanket between Wentworth Avenue and Central Street. Finder return to L. W. Hawkes, 46 Middle Street, and receive reward. Jr Bt.
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