Lodge on Protection at Harvard Finance Club Speech
Henry Cabot Lodge defended protective tariffs at Sanders Theatre Cambridge arguing the issue is a national business question not a moral or scientific one. He contrasted protection with free trade, attacked the Manchester school, cited England’s use of protection, and stressed protection preserves home markets and wages while supporting nascent industries and industrial independence.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Harvard Finance Club
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
F. W. Taussig
Mr. Lodge
Lodge
England
Manchester School of Political Economy
Carlyle
Peter
Russia
Neva
Hohenzollerns
Bradenburg
Germany
Manchester School
Disraeli
Mr. Disraeli
Switzerland
James LU
Johnson
Internal Revenue
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
House
Treasury
Andrew Jackson
Mills
Great Britain
Higland
New York
Chicago
Michigan
Wright
Massachusetts
Worcester County
Worcester
Alexander Hamilton
John Stuart Mill
New England
Europe
Manchester
East
France
Belgium
China
Manchester School of Free Trade
Colonel Wright
America
1St Congress
Republic
Henry Clay
Bezoniar
Army Orders from Washington April 2 Army moves and retirements listed
Major James W. Scully is sent from New Orleans to Greenwood Isle Mississippi for temporary service. Captain Charles Morrison travels from Governors Island New York to the naval proving ground Annapolis and to the Washington Navy Yard for temporary service. Captain Andrew H. Russell goes from Frankford Arsenal Philadelphia to the Dupont Powder Mills near Wilmington Delaware on temporary service. Professor Peter Michie is ordered to this city for temporary service. Post Ere Malhore Blaine is relieved from duty in the department of the Columbia and ordered to a new post near Denver California. The President appoints an army retiring board to meet in Washington Wednesday to examine Major-General Alfred H. Terry for retirement.
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Washington
James W. Scully
New Orleans
Greenwood Isle
Miss
Charles ©. Morrison
Ordnance Department
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Naval Proving Ground
Annapolis
Washington Navy Yard
Andrew H. Russell
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Dupont Powder Mills
Wilmington
Del
Peter 8. Michie
Military Academy
Postere Malhoré Blaine
Department of the Columbia
Denver
Cal
Army
John M. Schofield
Bennet and Macfeely
Baxter
Greenleaf
Alfred H. Terry
Isaac Hinckley a Testament to Railroading Excellence
Isaac Hinckley, born 1816 in Hingham Massachusetts, rose from frontier farmer to railroad president in Philadelphia. He led the Merrimack Mills and later the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore line, modernizing with steel rails and efficient crews while expanding fruit transport to New York. He died March 8 after a life defined by industry, character and public service.
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Isaac Hinckley
Hinckley
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Hingham
Old Colony
Harvard
New England
America
Harvard College
Illinois
Audubon
Mr. Hinckley
Providence & Worcester
Providence
New York
Eben Chadwick
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Chadwick
Merrimack Malls
Corporation
Merrimack Company
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad Company
North
Washington
Felton
Delaware
Wilmington
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Roads
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilmington Road
Town Meeting Gifts Transform Spencer With Parks Schools Library
Spencer April 2 A remarkable town meeting saw three citizens donate major public gifts in a single day Judge Luther Hill gave fourteen acres for a park near Whittemore pond David A Prouty funded a new high school building on Main street costing about 30000 and Richard R Sugden funded a public library at Main and Pleasant streets costing 25000 Each gift will bear the donor names elevating the town’s cultural and civic facilities.
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Main Street
Richard R. Sugden
Main
Pleasant Streets
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Finance Club
Spencer
Epartot
Specialty Dept
PHIL
Best Brewing CQ
Medical
Humphreys
Nedicine CO
Falcon St. N.ye
Humperreys
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulton St
Fred.k. F. Moore
Harvard Medical College
Mt. Vernon Street
Hancock Street
Boston
Mass
DR. Franck
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Richards & CO
Reade St
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmervwing, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Horatio Harris & CO
State Streets
Florida
State Street
City of
Macon
Valencia Oranges
Iex Steamship
Bavarian
Valencia
Charlestown
Pavonia
Fiske’s Wharf
Sicily
Sumac
Marbleine
8. R. Knights & CO
Washington St
Main St
Cambridgeport
East Fifth Street
South
Washington Street
Albany Avenue
Dudley Street
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Building
St. James Avenue
Clarendon Street
Copley Square
R. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants Exchange Building
Rooxra
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Old Colony RR. Co
Truster
Phoenix Brewing Company
Suffolk
John B. Manning
Buffalo
Erie
Phoenix Brewin Company
Sai Pheonix Brewing Company
Ward Street
Roxbury
Phenix Brewing Company
J. W. Keith
Court Street
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Stetson, Moseley & Co
E Street
Kilby St
Enhu RC
Chichester
Chichester Chemical CO
Madison SO Phila
LC Highelters
Diamond
GES. C. Goodwin & CO
Egents
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