Boston excursion guests invited for company event
W P Rice and a list of Boston and New England notables authorize invitations for an excursion party. Names include Col M H French George E Smalley and many others from Quincy House Boston Nat Bank of the Republic and assorted firms and towns in Massachusetts and Maine. For details apply to W P Rice Quincy House Boston Cordley & Co bankers or to the Company Cardiff Roane Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Rice
Fort Payne
Ala
B. B. Smalley
H. C. Young
Cordley & Co
Boston
Joshua L. Chamberlain
New York
J. M. Ford
Kansas City
Robert Pritchard
Chattanooga
J. F. Tarwater
Rockwood
Tenn
Charles L. James
James & Abbott
William Warner
T. G. Montague
Nat'l Bank of
John M. Whipple
Claremont
N. H
Carlos Heard
Biddeford
S. E. Pingree
Hartford
Quincy House
Mass
Col
M. H. French
George E. Smalley
LIKUT
S. B. King
Mercantile Street
H. W. Slevens
Bank of the Republic
E. W. Thompson
Washington Street
Charles E. Page
L. T. Stedman
Harles L. James
Emory J. Haynes
Charles Copeland
J.C. Donnell
Kingston
H. B. Peirce
Abington
A. P. Childs
Springfield
A. H. Skinner
W. P. Bailey
Malden
Thomas Dowling
H. Crane
A. H. Wheeler
Lowell
Cushing & Reed
Lawrence
Bankers
Cardiff, Roane CO
Massachusetts Republicans Balk at Hides Tariff Move
Washington March 31 Massachusetts GOP members voiced irritation and resistance after the Ways and Means Committee restored a duty on hides in the tariff bill. Leaders and critics, including Lodge and Cogswell, warned no bill would pass with hides on the dutiable list. Massachusetts delegates held two meetings yet reached no decisive action, with opposition to hides shared by eight of ten members. Senator Lear pledged the hide duty will not be approved in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Massachusetts
Lodge
McKinley
Gear
Iowa
New England
Cogswell
Committee On Ways and Means
Candler
Greenhalge
Andrew
O’neil
O'Neil
Morse
Wallace
Randal
Lear
Senate
Congress
Saxton
New York
Hillage
B Waking
Hydene Concord
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Milwaukee
Stephen C. Rowan
Us. N
Allen Wins Nomination for District Attorney of Massachusetts
Washington report notes Frank D. Allen of Lynn nominated for district attorney amid tariff debate. He will be promptly confirmed and take office. details cover his Worcester birth in 1850, Yale and Boston law training, and leadership roles in the Republican party. The item also reports Crain's salary victory in court over Silcott and expected court actions involving Commander McCalla and the Enterprise, plus House actions on the Windom silver bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Steerau
Frank D. Allen
Lynn
Massachusetts
Senator Dawes
Alien
Colonel Stackpole
Greenhalge
Stackpole
Allen
Randall
Mr. Allen
Worcester
Yale College
Yale
Boston University Law School
Suffolk Bar
Boston
Massachusetts Temperance Home For Inebriates
House of Representatives
Judiciary
Judge Day
Republican State Central Committee
Essex
Commonwealth
Lancaster Bank
Lynn Electric, Light Company
Court of Claims
Crain
Silcott
Dilcott
Shipping News And Arrivals From March 29 to March 81
The list records numerous ships arriving or sailing from ports such as Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Liverpool with dates ranging from March 28 to March 81. Names include Kasbek California Sardinian Eider Mentmore Endymion Montebello and Gengyle among others with origins from Philadelphia New York Baltimore New Orleans and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Apollo
Inn
New York
Alene
Haytt
City of Washington
Havana
Kasbek
Shields
Eng
California
Hamburg
Brow Head
Santanderino
New Orleans
Liverpool
The
Lizard
Colorado
Hall
LaCampiana
Philadelphia
Antwerp
Galway
Macedonia
Cork
Acuba
Queenstown
Belfast
William C. Mitchell
Falmouth
Hugo
Mandalay
Alderngate
Galveston
Francisco
Siddons
Gallia
Portland
Halifax
Southampton
Eider
Bremen
London
Mentmore
Baltimore
Borderer
Endymion
Montebello
el Dorado
Werra
America
Judor Prince
Havre
la Gascogne
Rotterdam
Barcelona
Ponce de Leon
New Orleana
Shanghae
Gengyle
Mishaps Send Victims to City Hospital in Boston
Last night Elizabeth McGuinn of 48 West Third Street was locked in a second floor room by her husband and fled by window falling ten feet, injuring her spine and taken to City Hospital. Hugh W Morrison of 142 Vernon Street fell ten feet while carpentry on Edinboro Street and suffered a compound right leg fracture, treated at City Hospital. Edward D Lampher of 172 Harrison Avenue fell on Tremont Street around 2:30 PM and fractured his leg, removed to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth McGuinn
West Third Street
Boston
City Hospital
Edward D. Lampher
Harrison Avenue
Tremont Street
O. Peck
Norris Clary
Victor Viner
Robes and Haye
Hantrorp
Conn
Upson Nut Company
Unionville
Farmington
Plattner & Porter
Etna Nut Works
Hartford
Milwawuken
St. Joseph’s Catholic Convent
Greenfield Avenue
Blanker
Rose Manet
Mary Werner
Providence
North House
Earl Carpenter & Sons
Portsmouth
N. H
J. M. Goodrich
Christian Shore
Ayer
George H. Whitney
Groton
Old Swan Place
Claremont
Gell Leaven
Opposition to Duty on Flax Thread Petition Circulated
At a meeting of the executive committee of the New England Shoe and Leather Association the vote was unanimously to oppose any increased duty on flax or linen thread and to prepare a strong petition for signatures to be sent to the Ways and Means Committee in Washington at once. Clerk INGALLs notes Boston March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Ways and Means
Washington
Ingalls
Boston
Stain and Cromwell Sentenced for Dexter Savings Murder
Banacor Maine March 31 David L Stain and Oliver Cromwell convicted of the murder of Cashier Barron of the Dexter Savings Bank were today sentenced to life in State prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banacor
David L. Stain
Oliver Cromwell
Barron
Dexter Savings
Silent campaign of influence in city votes revealed
A city paper will publish an itemized bill of purchasable votes with estimates that 3100 of 21,000 voters will sell their franchise for 2 to 10 dollars. Wards 1 3 5 6 9 and 10 show the largest numbers. Republicans control the money, while Democrats are weaker. Aldrich and Dixon arrive to reinforce Republican leadership as Governor Ladd eyes the Senate seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srrcian
Tenth Ward
Aldrich
Dixon
Senate
Ladd
Flack case defendants sentenced as reporter jailed
In New York Court of Over and Terminer Judge Barrett ordrs Dilworth Choate to thirty days in jail and a 250 dollar fine for hiding in the Flack jury room. Convicted conspirators Flack Meeks and William L Flack receive fines and jail terms. stay granted pending appeal and bail set at 7500 for each. judge cites reporter’s presence in delaying proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dilworth Choate
World
Flack
Barrett
James A. Flack
Joseph Meeks
William L. Flack
van Brunt
Flacks
Meeks
Arrett
Naval orders shift officers to duty and transfers
Washington March 31 special naval orders detail Ensign Robert F Lopez assigned to the naval ordnance proving grounds and Lieutenant Albert N Wood detached from the coast survey steamer Patterson and ordered to the receiving ship Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F. Lopez
Naval Ordnance Proving Grounds
Albert N. Wood Haseen
Coast Survey
Patterson
Independence
Fires Reported in Multiple Buildings Across Cities
Fire records from last night describe outbreaks in several locations including Winthrop Square and Otis Street buildings with total losses around $800,000 and insured damages. Incendiary indications at one site, various occupancies listed, and multiple smaller fires in Connecticut New Hampshire and Wisconsin with insured losses and injuries noted.
Judge rules for Ward as exhibition case abandoned
In New York on March 31 Judge Lawrence granted a judgment for John M. Ward the shortstop after the Metropolitan Exhibition Company decided to abandon its case. The court noted no brief would be submitted and that the contract cited would not be enforced, dismissing the complaint with costs. In a separate matter five men Jacob Smith Abbe Berger Julius Smith Benjamin Savage and Morris Reuben were held in 10000 bail each in Municipal Court on arson charges tied to the February 2 North Street fire that killed twelve. they were sent to Charles Street after failing bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrence
Supreme Court
John M. Ward
Metropolitan Exhibition Company
Plana
Court of Equity
Jacob Smith
Abbe Berger
Julius Smith
Benjamin Savage
Morris Reuben
North Street
Charles Street
Tariff on Hides Sparks Widespread Outcry in Leather Trade
The Ways and Means Committee again moves to place a duty on imported hides, provoking consternation and distrust among shoe and leather interests in Boston and New England. Leaders, brokers, tanners, and manufacturers such as John Andresen & Son, Hoyt Bros., Proctor Leather, and Horton firms condemn the proposal, warning it could raise costs and shift production westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Ways and Means Committee
Quay
McKinley
Shoe and Leather Association
Boston
Worcester County
Salem
Lynn
Haverhill
Brockton
Beverly
Marblehead
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
John Andresen & Son
New York
Hoyt Bros
New York State
Pennsylvania
Thomas E. Proctor Leather Company
N. W. Rice & Co
Horton, Crary & Co
Walter Horton & Co
G. B. Horton & Co
Hortons
Sheffield
England
Europe
G. K. Horton
Henry Poor & Son
McConnell & Shaws
Justus L. Bulkley
H. G. Lapham & Co
Lee & Co
D. T. Stevens & Sons
Massachusetts
Congress
Joseph H. Walker
Worcester
Walker
Congressman Walker
Western
M. D. Wells & Co
Fargo & Co
Selz, Schwab & Co
Chicago
Pingree & Smith
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cardiff
Roane County
Cincinnati Southern RR
Tenn. River
Cardiff Coal & Iron Company
Hon
Burlington, Vt
Tennessee
Roane
Cumberland
Morgan
Ameral
F. B. Torrey
Bath
Nu N. A. R. Bixby
Skowhegan
Charles A A. Marston
S. A. Nye
Serfeld
Id. M. Lord
Rockland
W. O. Fuller JR
A. H. Allen Thomaston
Churchill
Lebanon
N. A
F. B. Kendrick
B.S. Fay
E. Pingree
B. E Smalley
Burlington
F. W. Childs
Brattleboro
E. W. Oakes
Windsor
F. W. Pierce
Chester
W. Massey
Rutland
W. Albert
Sioux City
N. 1
Baldwin & CO
Equitable Building
Sarah
McCalla
United States
Enterprise
Navy Department
House Committee On Coinage, Weights and Measures
House
Cate Arneds
A. H. Dixon & Son
West King Street
Toronto
Canada
Hodgkins
William E. Hodgkins
Charles A. Smith & Co
Edw. W. Hodgkins
School Street
Niles Building
Harley B. Curtis
Sheppard Homan
AEN
Hollings
R. Hollings & CO
Adams House
Leonard & CO
Real Eaate
Turkey
Persia
Afghanistan
Anatolia
Central Market
Ocean
A. A. Roberts
Clirton
Pinckney Street
J.T. Phelps
Observer's Office
Signal Service
Bostox
Ai Larometer
Albany
Fate
Paso
Tex
Clear
Hastport
R. & J. Gilchrist
Mr. Plumb
Castle Islands Park
J. Morse
Ward
Bilcott
F. D. Allen
Kemmler
Berlin
Russia
Faneuil Hall
David A. Wells
Harvard
J. H. Tower
Tremont House
Tufts College
Young's
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Church Union
Board of Supervisors
Stain
Rhode Island
Army and Navy Gazette
Winthrop Square
Connecticut
Angel
Station 2
Otis Street
E. H. Haskell
Boston Rubber Company
Cleveland & Brown
Monitor Pants Company
Elias B. Baine
Powers Court
James Chisholm
Mary Hallisey
Webster’s
Dickens
Thackeray
Geo
Eliot
Carlyle
Irving
Cooper
Bulwer Lytton
Waverley
Hudson
Shakespeare
Acer
Estes & Lauriat
Washington St
E. L. Pickard
South Street
United Interests
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