Tariff plan tightens duties on finer cotton hosiery
Washincro y April 6 The ways and means committees agreed to higher duties on finer grades of cotton hosiery and shirts and drawers with raised rates for values above $2 per dozen and above $150 per dozen respectively. Ex Paso board of trade protests a proposed 14 9 cents a pound duty on silver lead ores threatening smelters and Texas New Mexico and Mexican trade.
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Ways and Means Commgites
Paso
Tex
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Ways and Means
Texas
Washington
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Republic of Mexico
New Mexico
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Mexico
Ways and Means Committee
Affrays in Lynn Report Two Fatal and Serious Injuries
An unknown man was struck and killed by a freight train at Chestnut street bridge on the Boston and Maine line. He stood six foot seven, dark, and weighed 160 pounds. The body was mangled and taken to Darcy's undertakers. Engineer Elmer B. Managan of the Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn line suffered a fractured skull at Point of Pines station and was alive at last report. Hugh Collins of Lyon had funeral services at his home and was buried at St Mary’s Cemetery amidst a large procession including local societies.
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Sprcran
Boston & Maine Railroad
Chestnut Street Bridge
Darcy
Elmer
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Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Point of Pines
Lynn Hospital
George Street
Lynn
Hugh Collins
Lyon
Hill’s Court
Father Mathew
Father Mathew Gc, T. A. Society
Post - Grand Army
Third Massachusetts Cavalry Association
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ingalls bill proposes US government banking system
Senator Ingalls yesterday introduced a Wage Workers Alliance backed bill for a government banking system headed by an executive secretary with $8000 salary and four assistants. It envisions free banking services at post offices, loan security with annual interest, silk paper currency, and funds from the U.S. treasurer. Other Senate actions include appropriations and amendments and a House notice honoring Newton W. Nutting.
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Senate
Ingalls
Wage Workers’ Alliance
United States
Bureau of Engraving and _Printing
Flandreau
Laban Heath & Co
Boston
District of Columbia
Washington
Hale
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Fort Sewall
Hills Island
New York Harbor
Secretary of the Navy
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Ellis Island
Newton W. Nutting
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Baker
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Peters
Sherman and Henderson
Boston League and Brotherhood clash in New Haven and Meriden
Baseball Saturday reports shows Long's fielding and Lowe's hitting for the Bos ton League in New Haven as Boston Players' League team dominates Meriden Resolutes. Other scores include Brooklyn and Boston Brotherhood games, with cold weather hampering performances across multiple parks and lists of late afternoon matchups.
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Brotherhood
Conn
New Havens
Long
Lowe
Bostons
P. L
Resolutes
Meerween
Boston Players’ League
Dan Brouthers
Record of Fires Across Cities Including Newton Barn Fire
A lengthy fire report describes a near total loss at a Newtonville stock barn on Crafts Street. William C Parker faced about seven thousand dollars in damages with most stock saved. other regional blazes include Theresa village, Lawrence cottages, Greenville hotels, and factories in Trenton and Worcester, with multiple insured losses and evacuations.
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Newtonville
William C. Parker
Parker Bros
Fancy Nations
Tremont Street
Boston
Parker
Richer
Harvey
Waltham
H. N. Hyde
Newton Water Works
Goddard
Democrat
Watertown
N. Y
Theresa
German Bros
J. C. Bidleman
Buiding
M. Peck
W. L. Root
Joline Dressar
Mrs. L. Hannas
R. Rodenhurst
W. H. Lambie
EF. L. Santway
Mason Hall
G. W. Henry
George E. Yost
William — Peck
J. Court
M. L. Stoller
Chipman & Sons
Frank
W. O. Porter
L. W.tyler
Victor Cooper
J.C. Morrow
E. Parkhurst
H. A. Coe
Ice Insurance Company
Hartford
New York
Orient Insurance Company
Trenton
N. J
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William Shicker
SaLem
Serciat
Radford
Pond Street
Caroline Woods
J. H. Searles
Rockianp
Dana Smith
Liberty Street
Hiyesam
Joseph Ripley
Hingham Centre
Quincy
T. Frank Drake
Washington Street
New Haven
Conn
Old American Theatre
Church Street
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W. L. Davis
Hebbard & Co
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Livingston
Eddy
Auburn
Philadelphia
Middleton & Co
South Second Street
American Tea Company
Perceval
Favorite Manufacturing Company
Henry & Lea
John Fritz
Barney Barrett
East Brincewater
Andrew P. Sturtevant
Watersury
Ralph N. Blakeslee
Naugatuck
New England
Wilmincron
Del
Johnston Forge Company
Wilmington
Revere
John Silva
Prue Street
Jamaica Plain Fire Destroys Timber Drying Room and Shop
A blaze in a Jamaica Plain drying room among timber spread to the stock room and carpenter shop causing heavy loss. Estimated at 2000 dollars. Earlier fire damaged the copper shop roof at Suffolk Brewery on Eighth and G streets with damage near 10 dollars.
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Jamaica Plain
Suffolk
Eighth
G Streets
Tragic Flood Disaster Report In Mississippi Delta
Nineteen refugees reach Vicksburg on the Hill City after a raft capsize on Bayou Falaya. Twelve women and children drowned as the raft crashed into a tree. Dire conditions persist in Steel Bayou with planters scrambling to move stock by steamer. Reports say the Mississippi water levels rise along the Louisiana front, while relief efforts push to rescue the distressed with small boats and barges, amid widespread distress and shifting river pressures.
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The
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Vicksburg
Averflow
Bayou Falaya
Hill City
Steel Bayou
Earl Miller
Miller
Evergreen
Osceola
Mississippi
Eagle Lake
Louisiana
Bousam
W. D. Pugch
M.W. Smith
Pugh
Sharkey
Tallahatche River
John B. Mattingly
Austin
Yazoo
Tallahatchie
Rhode Island Election Shifts City Delegation to Democrats
Newport results yield Clark by 73 and Quinn by 23, giving the city two Democratic representatives. Other towns show mixed gains for Democrats, with Pawtucket and Richmond returning Democrats, Cranston split, and Bristol electing two Democrats. The overall mood predicts a Democratic General Assembly likely to elect a U.S. Senator.
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R. I
William P. Clark
Andrew K. Quinn
House of Representatives
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F. B. Peckham
Supreme Bench
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Hugh J. Carroll
Richmond
W. K. Parks
Cranston
Warren
Nichols
Bristol
General Assembly
United States
Salem Report: Arrests and School Trial Headlines
In Salem Latem on April 6 John A. Kinsella, twenty one, was arrested on suspicion of incen diarism at James Riley's tannery near Pope's court. Earlier fires in the area echo a prior probation. Also, the Bowditch School principal Frank L. Smith faces assault charges after a pupil, Fred R. Murphy, was whipped. Testimony from two pupils and Miss Maria Standley details a tense classroom scene. The hearing continues Monday. Funeral services for Joseph Arey, former Boston & Maine baggage master, were held with Rev. Dr. Charles Arey officiating. Pilgrim Fathers and railroad men attended amid floral tributes.
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Sreerau
John A. Kinsella
James Riley
Pope’s Court
Kinseila
Frank L. Smith
Bowditch
Fred R. Murphy
Maria Standley
Murphy
Mr. Smith
Kinally Murphy
Thomas Kittredze
W. W. Eaton
Hubbard Breed
Joseph Arey
Boston & Maine Railroad
Turner Street
Charles Arey
St. Peter’s Church
Pilgrim Fathers
Railroad
Steamer Indiana Launched for Milwaukee to Chicago Route
The Goodrich Transportation Company launched the steamer Indiana at Berger & Berger yard. The craft measures 220 feet overall, 200 feet keel, 40 feet beam, 15 1 1 hold with electricity lighting and sleeping space for 400 passengers. Cost is $175,000 and service will run between Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Indiana
Goodrich Transportation Company
Berger & Berger's
Milwaukee
Chicago
Milwaukkk
Fred Pabst
Wolf & Davidson
Escanaba
Lake Erie
Chapin Mining Company
Cambridge Pastor Declines St. Louis Call on Easter Day
Rev. D. N. Beach of Cambridge announced on Easter at Prospect Street Church that he would decline St. Louis’s call. He cited duty to Cambridge and his pledged service here, noting salary and personal preference aside. Beach, active in local causes, had received unanimous local appeals to stay and has turned down other calls before.
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Prospect Street
Cambridge
St. Louis
Wakefield
Beach
Oregon Improvement Company Lowers Orange Rates
The Oregon Improvement Company reports for the year ended Nov. 30 shows a gross decrease of 10.8 percent and a net earnings rise of 32.2 percent despite reduced coal demand. Interest charges total 3.5 million with a remaining deficit of 53,564. The coal division faced a tough season with revenue down 417,669 and net down 413,306 from the prior year. The company’s debt and stock figures are outlined, and a stock exchange plan to improve finances is described.
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Oregon Improvement Company
Cseersee
AVOVE
Cocenee -Scacesers Micseok
Nceecceneees
Seattle
Franklin
Ballot Box Frauds in Jersey City Reported
Jersey City New Jersey April 6 sixty warrants were issued for the arrest of persons implicated in ballot box frauds last November. Twelve arrests were made all are election officers eight Democrats and four Republicans. They are charged with conspiracy and accepting ballots from nonvoters. Those arrested were admitted to bail awaiting grand jury action. More arrests expected tomorrow.
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Jersey City
N. d
Horserider Hurt After Fright at Electric Car Near Back Bay
About 11 30 yesterday morning James Trefry was riding near Three Roads Back Bay when his horse was frightened by an electric car and threw him injuring his left leg. He was treated by Dr Webb then sent to City Hospital. Trefry resides at Chester and Davis streets West Newton.
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James T. ‘Rerry
Three Roads
Back Bay
Dr. Webb
Mr. Trefry
Chester and
Davis Streets
West Newton
Young thieves arrested in Tremont Street beer storage bust
Officers Morrissey Alger and Sennott captured Joan Foley aged twelve and nine other youths from ages eleven to fourteen for breaking into James O Gray's rear storage on Tremont Street and stealing beer and cider. Entry was gained by smashing a window and six youths were located in the scene. The report notes the arrests and details of the crime.
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Morrissey
Alger
Sennott
Station
Joan Foley
Daniel Bowen
Cornelius Casey
John Aldridge
Joan Gash
Patrick Reagan
George Dennely
David Conley
Michael Lobin
Tremont Street
James O. Gray
Morrissey Cana
Fragmented 19th century brokerage list with trusts and banks
A dense collection of shares, bonds, and company names dated Wednesday April 9, 1890 at 11 30 A M. includes Freeman s National Bank North American Insurance Company Kansas City Cable Railway Company Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad Company Boston and Albany Railroad Old Colony Railroad Union Cotton Mills Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co and many other financial entities. The entry lists numerous holdings by order of trustees executors and administrators among banks railroads and manufacturing firms.
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Freeman’s Nat. Bank
North American Ins. Co
Kansas City CableR’y Co
Eliot Ins
Firemen’s Fire Ins
Washington
B’k
American Loan & Trust Co
Loot & Shoe Sole Laying Co
Reece Button Hole M. Co
Shoe& Leather
Electric Light Co. Mechanics’ Sat
B’k. Bates
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Reat Fala Fg
Lowel Mfg
Union Cotton Mfg. Co
Fall River
Kansas City
Memphis
Birm
American Insurance Co
Denison Building & Land Co
East Tennessee
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Joanna C. Wester
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Francis Benshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner
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J. C. Brownet Ax
J.E. Daniel
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Saco Water Power & Machine Shop
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