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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1888

Page

2

Silver and gold bases in currency debate heats Senate action

In a heated Senate discussion, senators weigh Beck’s amendment to a currency bill, arguing for silver coinage limits and the impact on gold. Supporters press delaying the amendment for study, while critics warn of contraction and a swift swing to a silver standard within sixty days. The chamber adjourns as the fight centers on maintaining currency volumes and the possible effects on gold reserves.

United States Mr. Beck Committee On Finance Stewart Senate House Plumb Sherman Beck Allison Treasury Secretary of the Treasury McPherson Ohio Kentucky House of Representatives Washington McMillin Tennessee Culberson Texas Committee On the Judiciary E. B. Taylor Oatess Alabama Delaware Congress Messrs. Heard Missouri Elliott South Carolina Hopkins Illinois Wheeler

Tariff Debate Above Nickel and Screws Stirs Trade Talk

Providence and Meriden firms clash with Wheeler over tariffs. Meriden Britannia defends Canada factory citing protection, wages, and material costs while American Screw Co. laments tariff bias and Canada export moves. Letters from Horace Wilcox and Edwin C. Angell detail costs, duties, and market effects.

Herbert Radeclyffe Home Market Club Meriden Britannia Company American Screw Company Everett P. Wheeler Meriden Company Wheeler Great Austria Mr. Wharton Pennsylvania United States Congress Duke of Lancaster Wharton Canada England Mr. Chamberlain Screw Company Lowell Lawrence Providence Screw Company America Rhode Island Ranclyffe Meriden Conn Herbert Radclyffe, Esq Boston Mass E. P. Wheeler Europe Joseph Wharton Arthur France Australia South America Meriden Britannia CO Horace C. Wilcox Providence Herbert Radclyffe Joseph Chamberlain Chamberlain Nettlefolds & Chamberlain Birmingham Eng Iran American Screw Co Edwin C. Angell

The Railway and Steamboat News expands its Boston sheet

The Milk Street publication enlarges its issue to provide extensive Boston area timetables and information. It lists rail and steamer routes, distances to major cities, bank locations, telegraph offices, population figures, fare schedules, streetcar routes, maps, public buildings hours, amusements with prices, hotels, and storm signals.

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Garrison on Free Trade in Jamaica Club Tariff Talk

William Lloyd Garrison argues against protectionist policy, urging free trade as a universal law. He contrasts Beard's views with economic history, cites 1840s 1850s and 1870s data, and condemns the belief that tariffs create durable employment while illustrating real town growth and industry from non tariff periods.

Jamaica Club William Lloyd Garrison Josiah Quincy Alanson W. Beard Garrison Beard Mr. Garrison John McKim Columbus San Salvador Mr. Beard Massachusetts Lake Superior Rio Grande United States Sinbad Rothschild Court of Equity Financial and Commercial Chronicle New York McKinley Ohio Europe Beara Vallambrosa England Great Middlesex Company Assabet Company Middlesex Washington Mills Congress Old South Calhoun Andrew Jackson Henry Clay North South Friends of Free Trade West India George Thompson Great Britain John Bright Thomson Cobden Harriet Martineau Professor Cairnes Amasa Walker Henry Ward Beecher Moston

Tariffs and Trade Theories in Nineteenth Century Debate

A speaker argues against protectionism, asserting that war and tariffs destroy employment while free trade sustains it through exports. He critiques Beards woollen tariff theory, defends free markets, and condemns monopolies. The piece traces wool, clothing trades, and political economy with references to industry, wages, and historical figures.

Beard Washington Mr. Beard Home Market Club Tariff Reform Club Nebraska St. Paul New England Iceland Congress Texas Ohio Boston Jordan & Marsh New York

Radical free trade speech advocates abolishing all customs houses

A speaker denounces class bias and declares radical free trade aims to end all customs houses worldwide. He argues that national interests align with global welfare, pledging the abolition of protectionist policies to foster industry, peace, and brotherhood among nations, citing inclusive economic progress.

Massachusetts

Excursion Tickets On Sale For Old Colony Rail Route

Excursion tickets to all standard Old Colony summer points go on sale tomorrow for the convenience of home seekers and those seeking suburban or summertime stays along the Old Colony line.

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