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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1892

Page

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Free Wool Bill Passes House by Large Margin

Washmeron April 7 report on the House debate ending with the free wool bill passage. Bill defender Mr. Wilson of West Virginia urged protecting productive capacity and criticized the McKinley tariff framing. The vote: 194 yeas to 60 nays. names of many supporters listed, while opponents included a Kentucky senator among others.

Washmeron Wilson West Virginia Kentucky Breckinridge Miller Wisconsin Committee On J. D. Taylor Ohio Fron Ale Ohio River Philadelphia Mr. Wilson Yeas Messrs Abbott Alexander Allen Amerman Andrew Arnold Bacon Bailey Baker Barkhead Barwig Breman Beltzhoover Kenney Blanchard Aland Blount Bowman Branch Brecxinridge Bretz Brickner Brookshire Brown Brauner Bryan Buchanan Virginia Bualock Bunting Busey Dushnell Butler Bynum Brynes Vable Cadmus Caminelli Caruth Castle Catchings Cate Causey Chipman Clancy Clarke Alabama Clover Coop Cobb Missouri Coburn Cockran Coolidge Cooubs Cowles Cox Tennessee Craig Crain Crawford Crosby Culberson Cummings Davis Dearmound Deforest Dickerson Dixon Donovan Dangan Dunphy Durbarrow Edmunds Eilott Elis Evsl Enloe Epes Everett Fellows Hail Hallowell Huigorsa Hamilton Tare Harne Harter Hatch Kayes Haynes Heard Hemphill Henderson North Carolina Herri Hoar Holman Hooker Mississippi Houk Johnstone South Carolina Kem Kilgore Krevbs Kyle Lane Lanham Lawson Georgia Lester Lewis Little Livingston Lockwood Long Lynen Mallory Martin McAleer McClellan McCreary McGann McKaig McKeighan McKinney Mg Millin McRae Meredith Meyer Michel Montgomery Moore Stehler Newberry Norton Rome Massachusetts O'Neill Parrett Pattien Patton Paynter Pearson Peel Pendleton Price Reilly Richardson Robertson Rockwell Rusk Sayers Scott Deerly Shell Shively Simpson Snow Sperry Stevens Steward Illipois Stewart Texas Stone Stout Strimap Orsney O'Neil Pennsylvania Otis Perkins Pickler Fest Powers Quackenbush Ray Reybourn Rife Robinson Scull Shon Smith Stephans Sons W. A. Stone Storeywest Townsend, Wadsworth Walker Weaver Washington Wright—Co Mr. Funston Kansas New York Voice House Congressional Senate

Lady Henry Somerset Bids America Farewell at Tremont Temple

Lady Henry Somerset told goodbye to America amid a crowded Tremont Temple. Prominent temperance leaders Frances Willard Mary Livermore Julia Ward Howe and others praised her work and pledged continued support while a rocking chair bouquet roses and a velvet bound souvenir poem honored her as she sails back to England in a year.

Henry Somerset America Tremont Temple Frances Willard Mary A. Livermore Julia Ward Howe Fessenden Massachusetts Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Lady Somerset England Lord Shaftesbury Exeter Hall Salvatio,n Army General Booth God Temperance Women of America Susan S. Fessenden Maria H. Gordon Boston Woman's Christian Temperance Union Alice J. Harris Boston Young Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Somerset

Weather Showers Promised and Cooler Temperatures Ahead

A Friday forecast for New England and eastern New York calls for showers after a fair start in Maine and northern New Hampshire, with cooler coastal temperatures. Winds will turn northeast and intensify, stationing along Block Island and Nantucket. Also notes progress from Savannah to Boston in signals. An ad mentions a new Messrs John H Pray sons store at 646 to 658 Washington Street offering carpets and rugs, framing a shift away from the esthetic movement toward Bull's Syrup era.

Washunday New England New York Maine New Hampshire Block Island Nantucket Savannah Boston Messra John H. Pray, Sons & Co Washington Street Boylston Street

Election Returns Show Republicans Win State Victory

Complete returns from the state election place Brown on top for Governor with a 196 vote majority, Melville Buil elected Lieutenant-Governor by 1031. Utter re-elected Secretary of State by 237. Total vote 54,736, up about 10,000. Legislature leans Republican: Senate 23R 9D 4 to be chosen. House 36R 19D 17 to be chosen. Democrats gain some assembly seats. Wardwell carried Providence Woonsocket. Aldrich likely to United States Senate.

Providence Brown Wardwell Melville Buil George H. Utter Samuel Clark Robert W. Burbank Senate House Comstock Newport Pawtucket Lincoln Campperland Woonsocket

McKinley notes Rhode Island victory and Aldrich support

Governor McKinley, in Columubs interview, says Rhode Island returns give Republicans a statewide plurality and majority on joint ballot, ensuring Senator Aldrich's re election. He praises Aldrich for tariff passage and reciprocity feature amid a protectionist issue. author of reciprocity not named.

CoLumpus Mc Kinley Rhode Island Ladd General Assembly Aldrich Senate

No In The Tolls Like Almy He Did Not Leave The Scene

Inspector Libbey’s eye fell on Peter Eno who was jailed after being arrested today for wife murder. The report says he feigned as Charles Little and claimed illness, walked from Salem, and had lingered about town since Tuesday’s tragedy before an unusual arrest at the police station.

Peter Eno Eno Charles Little Salem

Providence Bribery Tale Narrows to Factional Fight

In Providence, corruption and bidding taint the electoral process as factions split over party control. Key figures Richard Horator and Lemuel W. represent the ticket, while Oliver Slocum and Galvin vie for Governor. The hour grows tense as faction leaders arrange a controversial path forward.

Richard [Horator Lemuel W Vere Oliver Slocum Galvin Representati

Opening Game Drapery Offer for Florentine Silk Hangings

An advertisement promotes ready to hang Florentine Silk drapery with edging and a brass pole. Buyers may choose color and size to fit their window. It suggests pairing with Oriental laces and offers a general catalog mailed to any address, with stamps welcomed.

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