Twilight Moth and Night Bloom in Madison Cavein Verse
A lyrical meditation on the twilight moth as a celestial wanderer among night blooming flowers. The speaker blends garden imagery with mythic figures like Mab, Oberon, and Titania, evoking a moonlit voyage through a private green world where scent and starlight fuse. The poem, attributed to Madison Cavein in July via New Lippincott, frames dusk as dawn for a delicate, symbolic visitor.
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Mab
Oberon
Titania
Madison Cavein
New Lippincott
Farmers face light hay crop as harvest speaks volumes
The piece notes a light hay crop weighing on farmers while a large Kansas grain yield prompts young women to harvest wheat. It mentions a woman delegate at the Philadelphia convention and highlights Hannah as a conspicuous figure amid the scene.
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Kansas
Odream of humor side walk wit and honor bits
A collection of terse quips and jokes from various papers. A Cleveland Plain Dealer aside mocks New York sidewalk dining and appetite jokes while a Kentucky maiden asks what honor means. Remington Cortright delivers a sardonic answer on shooting, and a Boston Transcript quip notes wedding presents and boarding.
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New York
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Remmy
Jittle Remington Cortright
Puck
Boston Weather and a Pawtucket Girl Inquiry
Fair tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures and strong winds. Mrs. C. A. Smith of Pawtucket, R. I., writes to the palace department asking about James Ash aged 6 who lives in the city.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Mra
Republican Address Honors McKinley Era and Cuba Victory
Credentials committee finishes after a long session in Philadelphia. Lodge opens the convention with praise for Republican gains, tariff stability, gold standard, and war victory in Cuba. The speech defends Republican stewardship, warns against Democratic policies, affirms possession of Cuba and Puerto Rico, and pledges to pursue peace, strong defenses, and fair governance.
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Philadelphia
Texas
Bartlett Tripp
National Legislative League of Woman
Hanna
Roosevelt
Foraker
Wu Ting Fang
Senator Wilcott
C. M. Boswell
Senator Lodge
Gov. Shaw
Lowa
United States
Times
Cleveland
McKinley
Ita
Pany
Senate
Spain
Navy
Republican Party
Hawaiian ‘Islands
England
Pacific
Cuba
Republican Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander
Porto Rico
Philippines
Nh Party
William McKinley
Isthmian
Golden Gate
Republic
Kentucky
North Carolina
Missouri
Democratic Party
Lincoln
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Clear Skin
The advertisement claims pimples signal impure blood and impending illness. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood, cures pimples and eruptions, preventing diseases like scrofula and salt rheum, and markets it as the best medicine money can buy.
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Hood
Fizzle for Charlestown Electric Parade Sparks Critique
A Boston city council invited Charlestown’s joint Fourth of July committee to view the electric carnival, yet the parade's management by the Boston Elevated blocked streets, delaying the procession. Despite the spectacle being praised, the event ended as a fiasco with delayed viewing and a fatal electric shock death of Edward McCaffrey.
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Charlestown
Boston
South End
City Square
Waverley House
Hancock Square
Main Street
Bunker Hill Street
Breed’s Hill
North Union Depot
Lowell
McCaffrey
Edward
Merrimack Clothing Co
Rousing Housewarming At Ward Eight McKinley Club
The Ward Eight McKinley club held a Tuesday housewarming in its new quarters at Smith and Liberty streets. Speakers included A G Walsh and Hon George E Putnam discussing McKinley administration, Republican futures, and labor issues amid a lively political ambiance.
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Ward Eight
McKinley Club
Smith and
Liberty Streets
Horton Hilton
Hamlet &. Greenwood
A. G. Walsh
Republican City Committee
Walsh
McKinley
Massachusetts
George E. Putnam
Cleveland
J. J. Wikman
Putnam
Seators
Chile
Butler Ameson
Common Council
S.enator
Charles H. Hanson
Rameau
Young Women's Christian Association Holds Annual Meeting
The annual YWCA meeting re-elected most officers including Frances Carll as president and Nellie M. Brown as treasurer. New and continuing directors were named, treasurer’s report showed 2917.76 receipts with 151.63 balance, Jeremiah Clark fund added 330.29, and social evening followed with music and refreshments.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Frances Carll
8S. H. Thompson
Nellie M. Brown
Ruth B. Bailey
C. W. Huntington
J. J. Gibson
Emma J. Fuller
H. B. Shattuck
R. I. Bailey
L. E. Avery
J. Edward Gibson
Summer Camp for Boys at Spectacle Lake
The Young Men's Christian Association announces a boys camp at Spectacle Lake, North Littleton, from July 5 to 26. Dr H L Dietz will lead with trained staff, offering fishing, boating, swimming, games, and athletics for boys ages 12 to 18. Open to nonmembers at a low cost, with a cap of thirty boys to ensure safe supervision. The secretary invites parents to discuss enrollment and aims to provide a beneficial outing with strong positive influence.
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The
Young Men's Christian Association
Spectacle Lake
N. Littleton
H. L. Dietz
Association
Umer
Old Man Sentenced After Stocking Theft in Dye House
In Judge Hadley's court Aiken Robasen, an elderly man from Lawrence dye house, was jailed for three months after stockings vanished and 70 unfinished pairs were found at his home. Major Noyes confronted him, a search uncovered the stock, and Robasen confessed.
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Aiken Robasen
the Lawrence
Major Noyes
Aiken
Robaien
Hadley
Abraham Razzouk
John Mack
Joan Murray
Mary Murphy
John A. Smith
Bridget Smith
Lowell Units Drill With Lawrence Company F Guests
Company M led by Captain Mitten and Lieuts Gillow and McNulty visited Lawrence Tuesday night with Company M guests of Company F. A battalion drill occurred before Col Donovans regiment command and Maj Sullivan. Supper at Bacex house followed. On June 1 Company F visits Lowell for a battalion drill on the South common or another suitable site.
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Mitten
Gillow
McNulty
Lawrence
Col. Donovan
Maj. Sullivan
Joubert
Capt
Lowell
Bacex House
M Company
Mary A Phelan Applies for Liquor License at 24 Goram Street
Mary A Phelan has applied for a license to sell intoxicating liquor of the sixth class at 24 Goram Street in four rooms on the first floor. The notice is issued under Section 6 Chapter 100 of the Public Statutes by order of the Board of Police. Joseph Smith, Clerk.
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Mary A. Phelan
Goram Street
Board of Police
Joseph Smith
Emery Potter Marriage Quiet ceremony at home
Miss May B. Potter daughter of Mr and Mrs H M Potter married Harlan E Emery of South Lyndeboro New Hampshire this afternoon at 230 at the bride home 208 Westford street The Rev Smith T Ford of the First Baptist church officiated The ceremony was attended only by immediate relatives and the couple left for South Lyndeboro to reside there and be at home to Lowell friends
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May B. Potter
H. M. Potter
Harlan E. Emery
South Lyndeboro
N. H
Westford Street
Smith T. Ford
First Baptist Church
Lowell
Death of Taunton lawyer Charles A. Reed at 64
RECENT DEATHS Charles A Reed prominent Taunton lawyer dies after a few weeks illness nearing his 64th year Born in Weymouth he graduated Amherst College 1856 He practiced law after studying with Elis Ames Canton served in both houses of the state legislature and as Taunton city solicitor mayor in 1895 and trustee of the public library He was active in King David lodge Old Colony Historical society vestryman of St Thomas Episcopal church
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Charles A. Reed
Taunton
Weymouth
Amherst
Hanover Academy
House of Representatives
Senate
King David Lodge
Old Colony Historical Society
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Butchers and Grocers Association Plans July Fourth Closures
The Butchers and Grocers association met Tuesday night and recommended closing all grocery and provision stores on July 4. A seven member committee was appointed to prepare the annual picnic program.
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Butchers’ and Grocers’ Association
Fire Insurance on Lyman House and Otis Allen Lumber
Fred Church held the fire insurance on Edward Lyman's Wilder street house damaged Tuesday and on lumber owned by Otis Allen and Son near the Bachelder fire.
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Fred
Edward Lyman
Wilder Street
Otis Allen & Son
Bachelder
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Odream OF
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the Traders Navionatl Bank
Massachuset
Credentials Committee
Qoiate
Butt
Gates
Y. W. C. A. Annual
Board of Officers
Jeremiah Clark
Pearson
New Nashua Association
D. L. Page
Mr. Lawrence
B. G. Dumas
Nellie C. Taylor
George I. Burns
Fint
Lowela
Bis
A. Shuman & Co
City Hall
Embery-Potter
Astle
O'Sullivan Bros
Tre Clery Hall
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