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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1890

Page

3

Senate Discusses Beverly Division Bill in Packed Chamber

In the General Court the Beverly division bill sparked a packed gallery as debate opened. Speakers argued over tax burdens, town division, and the impact on Beverly residents, with a roll call ending in 36 to 164 to refer the measure to a third reading.

Representatives Beverly Murray Fitchburg Sohier Cook Leominster Stearns Salem Glasgow Worcester Kittredge Boston Day Marblehead Bullock Fall River Moreland Woburn Munsell Harwich

Tariff in the Senate Set for Next Tuesday Debate

Senator Campbell moved to postpone reports on petitions for free raw wool free carpet wool and free iron ore coal and coke to Tuesday to allow a full discussion. Republican colleagues pressed him on loyalty versus conviction, signaling a likely sharp party line confrontation.

Senate Campbell Reublican

Boston & Maine Bill Passed by Senate

The Boston and Maine bill passed the Senate to be engrossed without a word, with all preparations completed for its passage. The act authorizes the railroad to purchase the franchises and property of the Eastern Railroad Company and the Eastern Railroad in New Hampshire, and the Portsmouth Great Falls and Conway railroad.

Boston & Maine Senate Boston & Maine Railroad Eastern Railroad Company Eastern Railroad Hampshire Portsmouth Great

No New Liquor Law Needed Revealed by Boston Board

The committee told the Senate yesterday that no legislation is required regarding the Boston Board of Police Sergeantine and how the liquor sale law over public bars is construed and enforced by the board.

Senate Boston Board of Police Segerdine

Senate Rejects NECM Appropriation Request

The New England Conservatory of Music faced a setback as the Senate committee on education reported in favor of withdrawling its petition for a state appropriation, denying NECM the requested funds.

New England Conservatory of Music Senate Committee On Education

Majority for a Quorum in Massachusetts Senate

The Massachusetts Senate debated a constitutional amend ment to require a majority of both Senate and House for a quorum. A roll call passed 32 to 0 in favor, and engrossment was ordered amid concerns about rival legislative bodies.

Senate House Dwinell Middlesex Pinkerton Worcester Massachusetts

Massachusetts acts and railroad crossing provisions debated

Summary of legislative items including amending the Massachusetts insurance act of 1887, striking certain arbitration wording, a petition for appropriation for a Worcester State Normal School building, and various railway and criminal provisions. Also notes temporary suspension of the twelfth joint rule, a P J Moen appropriation, and penalties for trespass and night dwelling breaking.

Houses of Correction Massachusetts Insurance Act Philip J. Moen State Normal School Worcester Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To McDonough Board of Railroad Commissioners

Adverse House Report on Pending Civil and Criminal Legislation

Inexpedient was reported in the House concerning bills about cases entered before trial justices and pending at resignation, leases and gate of personal property, and the extension of Public Statutes Chapter 150. It notes Boston lodging house licensing orders and references the next General Court on highway land takings. Leave to withdraw was reported on real estate transfer records petition.

Boston Danvers Lunatic Hospital

Senate action on bills and orders in Middlesex district

The Senate reported bills establishing the standing justice salary at 800 dollars from 1890 and authorizing more clerks in the Secretary of State’s office at up to 13000 dollars yearly. It disallowed an act for land trading in South Bay Boston and kept food adulteration and gratuitous telephony service orders on file. The body receded from a House amendment on a federal rail guard law. several engrossed bills covered bank savings, Suffolk county medical examiners salaries, Melrose water loan, Bradford Library, chapel tombs, and prohibiting further interments. Wardwell of Haverhill clarified a Post interview error over a hides duty and stated his view that the legislature has no role, unless constituents demand action, in such tariffs.

General Senate District Court of Central Middlesex Secretary of State Edward Atkinson South Bay Boston Senate House Suffolk Melrose Bradford Library Association King’s Chapel Committee On Roads and Bridges New York Quebec

Republican Says Free Hides Back on Tariff List

A prominent Republican who has served in all branches of state government returns from Washington with details on why hides were placed back on the tariff list. He cites Western cattlemen pressuring Ways and Means after the House vote against free hides and free coal and iron, and notes Massachusetts congressmen and Haverhill representatives opposed to the free hides resolutions. He also questions Wardwell of Haverhill opposing the resolutions.

Washington House Committee On Ways and Means Massachusetts Haverhill Wardwell

Dedham Historical Society issues annual report

The Histori cal Society of Dedham reports strong growth and plans a Dedham Historical Register. It cites a 150-member body, additions to its newspaper cabinet and pamphlet shelves, and a growing collection including portraits of local figures and numerous old documents. The society seeks local history gifts and vault storage for valuable records.

Depham Historical Society Norfolk Edmund Quincy John W. Thomas Norfolk County C. C. Churchill Jerauld Newland Ezra Dedham Benjamin Bussey Henry O. Hildreth New England Massachusetts

Labor unrest sweeps multiple Boston trades in April strikes

The Journeymen Lathers' Union in Boston led about 150 workers out for higher pay, demanding 350 for first class work and 3 for second class, targeting Roxbury High School Brighton College and the County Hospital. Other unions including Sailors and Firemen and Painters debated nine hour days, with Massachusetts cities N. B. reports from Haverhill Lynn and Worcester noting carpenters, masons, and plasterers pausing work to press wage and hours changes.

Post Journeymen Lathers’ Union of Boston Roxbury High School Brighton College County Hospital South Sailors and Firemen’s Union Commercial Street George W. Clark Albert Roberts Gilgan J. F. O'Sullivan Henry Cabot Lodge Hanover Street Shawmut Avenue Congregational Church W. E. Griffis Painters and Decorators’ Union Bay State Hall American Federation of Labor Harrison Avenue Washington Street Lynn Spectau Knights Griocecrster New York Showfirms Portland Builders’ Exchange

Shipping News High Water Moon

Long list of ships and sailings with port calls, arrivals, and departures. Notable vessels include Norseman and Odin bound for Caribbean and Atlantic ports, numerous schooners and steamers in and out of Boston and coastal Maine, plus a Mariners notice marking a buoy near Ene Breakwater in Gowanus bay New York.

IVED Norseman Williams Liverpool Inuse Tigers Warren & Co Odin Nor Meldei Baracoa Trust Seaverns & Co Stemer Penobscot Ingraham Bangor Tremont Donovan Voryland Geo A Chafee Godfrey Gloucester Orion Wiley Newport News Morse Marr John Watt Perkins Norfolk Kerkentine Auburndale Boston Dow Rosario Uros & Co Weasel Js Emery & Co Cain Turks Island Achorn Rockland Port de Paix Vineyard Haven Minnie Louise Pettipas Miragoane Belle Hardy Studley Baltimore Mount Hope Crowley Josiah K Smith Case Marguerite Tripp Philadelphia Josiah R Burt Burt Lucy May Wilson Calais Mary Hawes Hooper Rockport Sarah Lavis Newark Peerless Thompson Southport Ben Hur Lewis Bath Smith Schiddie Bowman Collins Unison Barter Damariscotta James Dowell Kelsey Laura Rose Leeds Sarah Ward Weehawken Mattie Franklin McDonald Hoboken Henry Withington Garfield Olivia Katfield St John Yarmouth J G Hall & Co Strike Pelotas Brazil Richmond Charles Hunt & Co Seris Whitmore Haley Shalee J H Conant & Co Ocean Lily Watt Halifax Barclay & Co Steamners Kepler Flett City of Macon Savannah Richardson & Kharnard Penobscot Ibraham Calvin Austin Portland Charles F Williams Lottie Friend Hould New York Walter, Friend & Co Annie I Frye Carlet Mudge Apollo Hall Eng Kong Frode Jamaica Cape Cod City of Montevideo Carolina St Pierre Mig Ecumseh Haltimore Lottie K Friend Highland Light Herald Lizzie H Soulso Mt Desert Uatilesnake Joseph Baker Shawmut Seth Low Wortland Mary J Lee May Meader Levinian Warren Red Jacket Arcularius Ene Gowanus Bay

Neighborhood dispute over a kiss and a remedy

A quarrel erupts when Jacob Green accuses Brown of kissing his wife on the street. Brown admits the kiss as voluntary, citing her beauty, and Green accepts the apology. The exchange shifts to praise for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Dr. Pierce's Pills as remedies for female health and common ailments.

Jacob Green Brown Green Dr. Pierce

Transatlantic and Pacific Mails Schedule Summary

The notice lists multiple overseas mail sailings from Boston and New York ports to Central America except Costa Rica, the South Pacific via Aspinwall, Cuba, Great Britain Ireland and Europe, and other European countries. It details ship names Teutonic Trave Cephalonia Kelgenland and routes through New York Boston Newport News Bermuda and various Caribbean and Latin American destinations with specific April closings and departure times. It also covers trans pacific mails to Japan China and East Indies via Oceanic with April 15 sailing and April 10 closing.

Central America Costa Rica Aspinwall Para New York Nova Scotia Yarmouth Boston Brazil la Plata St. Thomas St. Croix Martinique Guadeloupe Barbedoes Trinidad Demerara Barbadoes Windward Islands Great Britain and Ireland Teutonic Germany Bremen Southampton Trave Great Britain Ireland Europe Richmond Hioeas del Toro Tordenskjold New Orleans Belgium Kelgenland European Cephalonia Truxillo Ruatan Oteri Bermuda Irinidad Corresponience The Netherlands Maasdain Spain Porto Rico Direct Greenlands Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies British India Scraits Sian Res Steamship Oceanic San Francisco

Passengers Listed For Cunard Cephalonia Boston To Liverpool

The Cunard steamer Cephalonia sailing from Boston to Liverpool at 7,304 m today will carry cabin passengers twenty intermediate and 120 steerage travelers. Names listed include Mr and Mrs C F Peasley, Miss Margaret B Dodge, Miss Peasley, Miss Willis, Frank L Isurrows, Mr and Mrs Caldwell, Henry and Waters, Mrs Wheelwright, Walter Aiken, Mr and Mrs J H Stack, Miss Jessie A Dodge, J C Elms Jr.

Cunard Cephalonia Boston Liverpool CF Peasley Margaret B Dodge Peasley Aliss Willis Frank L Isurrows Mass Caldwell Henry & Waters Wheelwright Walter Aiken J H Stack Jessie A Dodge J C Elms

Marine Notes From Boston and Port Charts

Oceanic reports detail ship Magellan Marshall sailing from Caleti Buena Chile December to Cape Horn January and equator crossing as 108 days voyage. Vessels Samuel Plimacle Benjamin F Yackara and others sighted. Norfolk and Nantucket reports include wreck sighting of a bark and collisions. Boston Gloucester Georgetown and Halifax arrivals noted with cargo, damage, and salvages. multiple domestic ports record sailings, engagements, and incidents along U S and Atlantic routes.

Boston Magellan Marshall Caleti Buena Chile Pacific Cape Horn Cape Atlantis Equator Cape Cod Auburndale Dow Rosario W. Harkentine Racu Smith New York Hooper Matanzas Hatteras Chesapeake Batrketine Arlington Burnham Shetland Eee Barkantine Grenada Parks Christian Johnssen Banes Cuba Nantucket South Shoal William H Macy Yokohama Adresc Macy Seiders Alene Jamica Gloucester Lizzie J Greenleaf Grand Bank Jercy Mary Story W H Faye Georges Georgetown H A Seward Smith's Island Potomac D Faunce Amanda Powell Emily Johnson Seward Johnson Delaware Sir Andrew Adams Adams North America Halifax St Pierre Miquelon Peacemaker Vortland Montevideo Norfolk T P Balt Hampton Roads Charleston John Proctor Mathieson Vineyard Haven Gamma Calais Snother Lere James Barrett Hoboken Kennebunk Everett Webster Philadelphia London Eider Bauer Bremen Southampton Skein Dover Ninian Stuart Mollatt Havee Baltimore County Clare Bridgewater Darienbee Queenstown City of Paris Liverpool Bermuda Caence Marseilles

Clytie Sails from FERENANDINA March 31 with New York cargo

FERENANDINA Ar March 31 sch Clytie Laughton New York 30th Maggie G Hart Barbados Sailed March 31 schs Hatlie Dunn Poland New York Satilla Hendricks New Haven Clifton Mc Lean Rigby NS, FAGL RIVER Ar March 31 sch Julian Frances Anderson New York.

Chafield Mollie Rhodes Vinalhaven Philadelphia Ferenandina Clytie Laughton New York Maggie G Hart Blake Barbados Hatlie Dunn Poland Satilla Hendricks New Haven Clifton McLean Rigby Julian Frances Anderson Gloster Knudsen Bremen Lottie Rosario Greenwich-Ar Sarah Babcock Palmer Hyannis NH Skinner Kelley Boston Sehs Mtey George A McFadden Eric James Dowell A Heaton Pion- O's Sch Kennergunkivort Ella M Hawes Newbury Darien Mobile St. Bark Actie Olsen Newcastle Etta M Barter Barter Havana Levi Hart Hart Matanzas Machiasport Schs Acite Fuller Veta Lucy Hammond Nulato W R Chester Annie Lee Lucy Wentworth Mr Desert Orig Emina Port Spain New Orleans Saltram St Michaels Norfolk John Proctor Pamariscotta Oakes Ames Baltimore E L Martin James S Watson Nettie Champion Clark's Cove Edenmore Hauburg Barden Newport News Liverpool Codalming Belize London F & T Lupton Providence Ogden Belle Brown Recovery Davison Rio Janeiro Newburyport Charles L Jeffrey Kassett Snilea Panther Hattie A Marsh Sherman Hurricane Island New Bedford Carrie Southard Steaimer Williamsport Miller Hastings Cory New London Russell Tyler Sponagale Arroyo Williams Downes Haskell Lewis Jayne Cole Kingston Annie KR Kemp Kemp Turks Island Williams Trinidad la Normandie Havre City of Richmond Burgermeister Vetersen Hamburg Centurion Widdecombe Calcutta Sagua Monday Nuevitas Icis Enchantress Kollent Charleston Bella Russell Steelman Jacksonvile Cut James G. Pillsbury Win Rice Lucy Jones Rockland Jaine Herman’s Harbor John Stockham Mt Desert Abraham Richardson Belfast Leander Beebe Kennebec River Lucy Boothby Nickerson Bath Mary E Oliver Puippsburg Kirdwara Rich Blue Hill Hattie KE King St Andrews Nellie Clark St John Teutonic Irving Uraino Evans Tipparchus Cadazar Bernicia Jones Rotterdam City of Columbia Ray Herman Witter Hallett City of Jara Lockwood Aspinwall Elie Hunt Melbourne Arbela Smith Jennie Harkness India City of Para Ceres Cape Haylien Hugin Baracoa Standard Levuka Nova Scotia Bilboa Hyatine Sarah Wallace Holder Sachs George P Hilliard Forest Gly Snowman Andrew J York Wallace Wm E Lee Flint Boothbay John C Cottingham Matthew Redington St Vincent Norman Berks Neponset Reading Portsmouth Centinede Sehs Unexpected Lrinkman Black River J K Manning Gandy Mort Eaton Harriet C Kerlin Marts Hattie L Sheets Hole Georgetown Shis Joseph Nichols Nic Janeiro Virginia Stafford Lawrence St Jago Onward Yrolich Fowey Dennie Hulbert Morang Cienfuegos Amaryllis Wild Pidgeon Paine Nellie F Sawyer Millard Portland Davis Brothers Raritan Annie Kimball Nsoston F Merwin Fort Johnson Wilson & Willard Eliot Schd Coor Oston Richmond James Loyce Dune Marston Aliie Oakes French John Grifin Nash Charley Willie Philorook Samuel Hart Nat Meader Dunton Wiscassett Newport Robert County Low Savannau Leon Swift Tanner Taruaulln Cove Mass K & ‘Tay Washington, DC Hattie & King James A Brown J R Bodwell Vineyard Haven

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