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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1890

Page

10

Senators wearily dodge tariff clash reshapes reform bids

On Beacon Hill a tariff dispute prompts conspiratorial talk in executive session as Campbell and Hoar drive behind the scenes. The Senate plans long resolutions to assert New England interests while resisting direct party crossfire. In the House, Boston police salary reconsideration sparks sharp exchanges and party-line tension as lawmakers vote 80 to 61 to revisit the postponed bill.

Police Board Senate Campbell Beacon Hill Hoar Cabot Lodge Penton New England Dwinell Metcalf Towle Republian House Barnes Chelsea McEttrick Boston Police Commissioners McKittrick Soher Beverly Sanger Police Commission Quincy

Defeat for the Judiciary in Eminent Domain Bill Debate

Wardwell of Haverhill urged the House to substitute a bill for the adverse report on petitions by John C. Knox and others, directors of the Union Agricultural and Horticultural Society of Blandford, seeking authority to take land by right of eminent domain. The move, opposed by Dewey and others, failed to stop the substitute which passed nearly unanimously.

Wardwell Haverhill House John C. Knox Union Agricultural and Horticultural Society Blandford Howland Chelsea Dewey Boston

House Debates Amendment to Liquor Statute Permit Rules

Mr Day leads discussion as adverse Senate report on amending Chapter 100 of the Public Statutes regarding intoxicating liquors is considered in the House. The proposal would empower the Board of Pharmacy to issue permits restricting pharmacists to sell liquor only with physician written prescriptions.

Senate Board of Istration In Pharmacy Day

Boston House Delays Substitute Bill and Schedules Actions

The House refused to substitute the bill by 72 to 99 and accepted the committee report. Advertising committee hearings costs are listed, with 1890 to date at 9192 dollars, mostly to Boston publishers. Various bills and orders are assigned for April 15 to 16, including school attendance, women voters in local elections, liquor agency reconsideration, dog protection, and cemetery bills.

Boston Advertising Committee House Auditor of Accounts Committee On Agriculture

House Debates Foreclosure Notices and Registry Indexes

House discussion deemed notice of foreclosure sales inexpedient and considered broader purchaser protection. Next general Court referenced for more complete deed registry indexes. Leave to Withdraw granted on Hanson fish committee petition about seining rights in the North River.

Notarius Fish Committee Hanson North River

Junket to New York and Quebec Approved by Senate

The Senate repealed a motion to table reconsideration and granted leave for the committee on roads and bridges to travel to New York and the Province of Quebec. Debate highlighted travel expense figures, with Hosmer noting totals to last April and this year, while arguing against committee travel in principle. The final vote, 13 to 10, allowed the travel privilege.

Committee On Senate New York Quebec Cook Bristol Uebrec Hosmer Auditor's Department YeEas Breed Campbell Carberry Creed Davenport Dodge J. Donovan Fly Assett Fisk Gleason Goodwin Hart Tunt Jaques Low Metcalf Okman Palmer Savage Stevens Baker Bradley Ducimell Evans Field Gammians Harlow Parker Fowler President Coffin Haggerty Howard Pinkerton Robbins Tucke

Highland Park Improvement Company Bonds Debate Ancient Senate

Senator E J Donovan spoke in the Senate for his amendment to the Highland Park Improvement Company bill to allow bond issuance up to half its capital stock. Senator Metcalf opposed, saying bond proceeds would fund land purchases. Donovan's amendment was rejected and the bill moved to engrossment.

E. J. Donovan Senate Highland Park Improvement Company Metcalf Donovan

Senate business and committee reports on constitutional reform

Passed to be engrossed to amend a college charter and guardians for married women. Bills include releasing dower rights and home stead. Committees leave to withdraw on petitions, including a Massachusetts direct election amendment and state river jurisdiction resolution. Also petition on town meeting timing.

Senate E. M. Chamberlin Congress Massachusetts Jonathan Stone

Security Safe Deposit and Trust Company Referenced in Lynn Bill

Senator Hosmer pushed reference to the next General Court for the Security Safe Deposit and Trust Company at Lynn. Opposed by Mr. Hart of Essex, supporters argued the institution would aid Lynn. The Senate refused to refer the measure and moved the bill to a third reading.

Lynn Senate

Massachusetts Humane Society Annual Meeting Recaps Officers

The Massachusetts Humane Society held its annual meeting at 11 oclock yesterday. Officers were reelected to the 89 90 term including President Augustus S Perkins and vice presidents Abbott Lawrence and H Hollis Hunnewell. Trustees named include B W Crowninshield J Collins Warren M D C W Ben George B Shattuck Walter C Cabot Jacob C Rogers and William Caleb Loring. Committees list K W Crowninshield Augustus T Perkins Abbott Lawrence R M Bartleman with John L Gardner as secretary and treasurer. Trustees to act for lying in hospital are J Collins Warren and Walter C Cabot.

Massachusetts Humane Society Augustus S’. Perkins Abbott Lawrence H. Hollis Hunnewell Charles A John L. Gardner B. W. Crowninshield J. Collins Warren Walter C. Cabot

Needle Woman's Friend Society Annual Meeting Report

The Needle Woman's Friend Society held its forty third annual meeting at the Unitarian building on Beacon street with Mrs. A D Weld presiding. Receipts from sales of work totaled 301243 and income from invested funds 219151. Total receipts 3664122 leaving a cash balance of 48726. Two donations acknowledged 1000 from the late William Wilkins Warren and 250 from John J Soren. Total invested funds amount to 46300. Two agents employed and twenty one skilled workmen. Officers elected for the ensuing year: President Mrs A D Weld secretary Miss Sarah D Gore treasurer Mrs C G White assistant treasurer Miss A D Hayden. A board of managers twenty four in number is added.

Needle Woman’s Friend Society Needle Woman's Friend Society Unitarian Beacon Street A. D. Weld William Wilkins Warren John J. Soren Sarah D. Gore C. G. White A. D. Hayden

Suffolk Bank Corporation Re elects Trustees Adds Two Members

The annual meeting yesterday reelected the old board of trustees and added George A. Goddard and Augustus Hemenway as new members. Deposits rose by 1,514,997 with 2,219 new depositors, and the guarantee fund gained 55,723.02. A Mason & Hamlin Liszt Organ was noted for its orchestral and sacred music adaptations.

Suffolk Bank Corporation George A. Goddard Augustus Hemenway

Shipping News Miniature Almanac April 9 1906 Boston

Port of Boston reports arrivals from March to April including Steamer Bessarabia Mastin Valencia March 20 with fruit. Bratten Ackerman Baracoa March 31 with fruit. George A Chaffee Gloucester. Cleared ships to Halifax Saint John and Portland. multiple steamers and barkentines listed with cargoes and destinations. Weather notes include NW gales, high seas, and later moderate seas. coastwise and international movements detailed with icebergs sighted by Nestorian and several vessels reporting positions and wrecks.

Turspay Bessarabia Itr Mastin Valencia Maynard & Child Galen SAW NNW Bratten Nor Ackerman Baracoa Seaverns & Co Penobscot Ingrah

Foreign Ports and Vessels Sailed and Cleared Worldwide

A compiled post on foreign port movements lists sailings and clearances across global ports. Vessels include Unita, St Mary, George T Hay, Holyrood, Urbina, Deutschland, Margarethe, Anaurus, and others bound for Boston, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Rotterdam, with ports such as Baracoa, Ar Barbados, Liverpool, London, Havana, and Shanghai noted among departures and arrivals.

Baracoa Unita Nor Boston Arbados St Mary Mears Port Elizabeth Cypress New York Banda Mobil Ger Kittlenen Amboina Cardif George T Hay Spicer Boulogne Cochin Freeman Howes Akyab Calcutta Holyrood Scott Dundee Croma Falmouth Banks San Francisco Kooringa Gibbons Portland Ginraltar Carlton Philadelphia Hamburg Urbina Thainsdale de Lizard Deutschland Hegerman Margarethe Poppe Rotterdam Liverpool Anaurus Stenhouse San Franciso London Montana Messina Pawnee Pegasus Moulton Tull Queenstown Orient Kuehl Morecambe Bay Emmet Sharpless Benjamin F Packard Allen Swanseha Arklow Pye St John Torresviega Chiarins Ital Casola Gibraltar Yokohama Abyseluia Vancouvre Hong Kong

Fishermen reports and whaling notices from New England

Gloucester and Halifax shipping briefs note vessels from Grand Bank and Provincetown with cargoes of halibut codfish and spermaceti oil. Ships also report vessel damage and steering issues while a steamship on San Francisco to Seattle routes shows strong profits amid regional maritime activity.

Gloucester Winona Grand Bank Marathon Georges Annie © Hall Louisa J Kenney Causo

Sailed and cleared for numerous ports in early April marine list

Domestic port notices report mixed sailings from Norfolk Philadelphia and Boston. Various schooners brig and steamers departed for New York Havana Newport and European ports with cargoes and arrivals noted, including vessels like Speedwell and Jachin.

Sailed and Cleared Atlantic Steamship Notes from April 8

Shipping news lists multiple vessels sailing or clearing on April 8 from Provincetown to Boston and beyond. Entries include steamer Utopia from Leghorn, bark Contidente, Alice Kell, and many others. Philadelphia and Boston arrivals with steamers Empress of India and City of Peking. port calls at Charleston, Liverpool, Rotterdam, and New York, plus Vineyard Haven and Rockland sailings and tugs with cargo.

Durham City Jacobsen London Furness Yarnmouth Stanwood Yarmouth J G Hall & Co Ellie Carter McFarlane Halifax Hathany & Co Emma ¢ Story Lakeman St Stephens Sias Sanborn Brie Theall St John K Splane & Co Laurier Taylor St Johns Farrar Balliore Villain Springue Rhockiers Mass Kuitskerbocker Alicia HK Crosty Mangor Washington Bucksport Barkintines Neslie Smith Matanzas Moviurvy Richmo Id Lond Velytas Braz Adelvert Ailes Marguerite Highlan Thanemore Williamsport Kerks Tng Aries Marton Bucy P Miller New York Bangor Harrisburg Panther HULL Observation Alexandia A ‘T Coleman Norfolk John Beatty Washing Pocahoutas Heatisville Loothbay Gen Banss Bickford Sullivan Beeston Emily F Swift Gray Benobvscot Marcia Bailey Cole Addison John G Goweill Orland Ida Hall Hitchins Charity Magee Rock Port Airlie Oakes Oakes Mollie Phillips Millbridge Benj Oliver Harden Nevada Thoms Hoston Dockland Speedwell Weed Jachin Henderson Camariscotta Boston Sarah Ward Isoston Camden Luckspuoki Charles Jeffery Laviniaell Kendall New Bedford Harmona Pearce St Andrew Lecunseh Coombs Alien Green Nicseron Belfast Mary Ed Movse Sawyer Lintoothbay Hattie Ech Sullivan Ssawn Rich Rogarlo Handel Rotterdam Orpington Antwerp Ovino Rio Janes Oans Santos Win Crane Savannah Dovebeser Seis Alice B Phillips 1Enton Weymouth Nelson Newbury Saura Childe Harold Manson Marie A Uolmea Barr John B. Manning Sprague Kebuken Uath Alfred Brabrook Connor Philadelphia Bertha F Walker Thomas Poston Laura V Rose A & E Hooper Joh Smith Celina Index Beaufor Sen Chern Lim St Kitts Batimore Schs Erisco Laviaiaell New Gedford AK Woodward Maria Adlide Iilen Morrison George F Edmnunda Bo-Ton Majstic Provincetown Hlverly Jennie Middleton Hatch South Amboy Charleston William M Bird Eogar C Kuss Seaford Del George RK Congdon Newton Creek Darien Seh Fitta Stimson Banker Thevasion Varuna Flyer Duich Island Harbor Python Cheney Marietta Smith Vars Frovitence Tor Angler Brusu Newport Julia Francis Anderson Fall River Premardina David Bugbee Stowers Karvados Fortress Monroe Mark Chestius Redman Newport News Havana Galvisios Susan N Tickering Daskell Philalelpha Albertine Adone Philadelpha Georgetown Charles H Fabens Caitis Biorse Island Amelia P Schiuidt Ashley Gib John W Hmall, Jr Fleming Beaufoort Salled Annie P Chase Ellis CC Lister Robinson B Elizabethvort George Own Albert Nason Randolph Vanis Icha Raven Pendleton Islebore Shelter Island Ira Laffiienter Crowell Moss River C E Raymond Thatcher Kennebec Newcasile Bickmore Annie Louise David K Atkin Kly WiSt John Wesley van Gilder Baltimore Gertrunie Nassau Suena Ventura Coruna Mark Lane New Orleans Tih Sunlynt Providence Kertie & Maud Iiladelphia AP Richardson Belle Brown Bermuda G M Grant J B Vaucusen New Haven Jennie & Willey F & T Lupton Tilton Newhuryport Alderson Rachel Jane Kidd Nautilus Lindsley Cornelia French Orient Florence B& Tower Blue Ill Vineyard Laven Lauama Bordeaux Last Shore Beach Gregory Para Brage Baracoa Elder Bremen Kxever City Bristol Kug Swansea Confidenze Messina Utopia Mediterranean Vorabontas Ihomas Brooks McColl Guantanamo Iell Gate Thomas W Havens Potter Koston Jonn Kelsey Ath Hoboken Dover Sarah Muls Marshal Jock Johnson Salem Kate & Mary Cogswell Rondout Richard Lil Atuariscotta Sujled Nelis Spartan Codbs Helknap kien M_ Gohter Vohigan Chiladelphia Sequin Kondo Dikeman E HH Foster Edger Atmerican Kugle Hawks Lottie K Friend Gould Jennie Lind Mitchell Machiaa Gen Banks Mickford Sallivan Libian Granville Penobscot Lugenie Godnrey Millardige Clara J. Stevens Machias Nune Lee Lucy Hammond Flynn Wave Hinckley Rockland Leia Colbeth Yankee Maid Tattle Sui’l C Hat Kelly Calais Ann Estevens Tice Uothbay Cambridge Marcia Iailey Aadison Provid John A Beckerman Gammons Nathan Hasterbrooks, Jr Sharpe Altiore Vesta Eagie Rose Annie M Allen Richmond Mary Alice Anger Leghorn Whitney Contidente Scala Nova Hall Thomaston Helen J Holway Cutie Bie Eben Fisher Alice Kell Harmon’s Harparcagenen Eaton Bath Wim C Bee Ann Van Mornea Port of Spain Lahn Brewen Apollo Volturno City of Chester Liverpool Vortugalety Lisbon Bselgravia Glasgow Adriatic Westernland Highlander Edgett Marseilles Barksmene Gregg Travis Erskine Elizabeth Eugenie Munroe Bihis Sche Moselle Port Au Lrince Lizzie Watheson Mckay Seamers Hampshire Aden Fulda Manhattan Birkenhead Venezuela Lorto Cabello Alarcx Windward Islands Burk Heldos Stockholm Norma Lancaster Spartan Scha Iker Chase New Edford Zacheus Sherman Babb Saul Dillaway Smith Herbert KE Higgins Portland Arleville H. Peary Yeary Rans Leaming Norton Thomas W Hyde Sherman Booth Bay Henry P Havens Curtis Kft Hedges Harverde S C Tryon Caswell Electra Katley Philbrook Sth Ileadowe Seriphos Ashfield Rio Marina Vata Irhids Princesa James Drummond Rio Janeiro Alice C Dickerman Cook Cardenas Icis Maud Robinondo Myra & Weaver Gourley Avalachicola Andrew Nebinger Simith Jacksonville Sarah Radcliffe Hamburg Dovre Port Antinio Ede Hercules Odiorne Newburyport Lizzie Carter Goodman HJ Libby Wharton Woodide Quinn Willims Gardner Porland John G Schmidt Campbell Stephen J Fve S Lewis Province Julian Nelson Rebecca M Smith Grace Samuel Dillaway Fortuna Edwards Samuel Walker Perry Delaware Breaxwater Agra Copeshagen Barks Hector Wilmington Rosario Lingtnt Bilbas Hassel John H. Pearson Empress of India Greenoe Nordkap Sagua Larissa Radcliffe Pert Amloy Mindora Luscomb Plymouth Oush Lizzie H Partrick Kicitaway G H Davenport Columbia Balls Joe Carleton Wouth Triton Benard Koston Eliot RS Leaming Mary Brewer Burgess Kichmos Benj Courtney Rockport Alfred Keen Rocslaus Lot Lie Somers Henry Walker Chase Wolston Boothbay Sarah, Cook Navassa Hatfield Winsor Tino Roters James L Maley Barnet Best San Francisco City of Peking Yokohama Hong Kong City of Macon Alfred Gibbs Roterdam Aaron Keppard Vineyard Haven Cyclops Star of the East New Yok Grace Webter Jewett Fleetwing Urdo Arbadoes Kritannia Saugeruies Scis Sea Bird Littlejohn Raritan River Porthind Wesley Abbott Whittaker Kilsworth Ella Maud Williammersop Bit Britannia Saugerties Ichn John A Mathieson Daniel Marcy Vearl Nelson L B Coperthwaite Avon Fannie A Gorskan Howard Smith Rachel Seaman Jochasset Lavoita Moronns Nellie Doe Samuel Mar Ella Frances Kate Mary Wonson Atlantic Queenstown City of Rome Londonderry Lonionferry Bac Menderson Casey Broad St New Enetan Savannah Ateamship Co Lewis Wharf Gate City City OF Savannah Central Railway of Georsis Florida Wstern Railway Georgia Alabama South Carolina Louisiana Yeexas Cuba C. G. Pearson A. Dew. Sampson W. Ry Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line Long Wharf Saxon Bostom Sampson

Boston Bound Vessels Sail for Boston List of Ships

A dated shipping roundup lists vessels sailing toward Boston with origins and dates. Entries include Artus from Guantanamo on March 19, Akbar from Montevideo January 31, Asia from Chittagong January 4, and many others such as Kent Hale from Rosario February 25, Carrie Strong from Matanzas March 31, and Gen. Domville from Mauna January 14, among numerous notes of passing Anjer and St Helena and various destinations and dates.

Boston Artus Br. Bris Guantanamo Akbar Fom Monevideo Asia Histon Chittagong Antioch Aim Singapore Anjer Feu. II Ardenerig Shin Calcutta St. Helena Kent. Hale Au. Sch Rosario Carrie Strong Am. Sch Matanzas Basil Marey Cayenne Turks Island Vineyard Haven Gen. Domville Br. Ship Corbett Mauna Prior Banjoewangle Harrison G. Johnson Ceba W. H.C. Sibley Matanzna Iceberg Independence Valparaiso John C. Noyes Managua Joseph A. Koves Avajanga Luna Point Tudia Livesey Late “Oore Majanga Monreal Buenos Ayres Nomad Sachem Manila St. Nicholite Hiogo Anjerdan Willie H. Child Seh Cardenas Delkaware Iireakwates William W. Crapo Gig Harbor Puget Sound Dan Port Townsend

Mails Close at Boston Special Mails to Many Regions

Boston mail notice lists closing times for special correspondence to the Netherlands, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, South Pacific, and Europe. It details ships such as Rotterdam, Ciudad Condal, Santiago, Artoco, Newport, Ardancanock, Athos, Saginaw, City of Alexandria, Umbria, La Bretagne, Ethiopia, Scythia, and Mariposa with dates from April 9 to May 3 and varying 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. cutoffs, plus trans pacific routes to Japan, Hawaii, Tahiti, and Australasia from San Francisco.

Netherlands Rotterdam New York Progreso Mexican States Ciudad Condul New Yorks Bahama Islands Santiago Cuba Bermuda Artoco Central America Saginaw St. Pierre and Miquelon Mailfax Boston Jamaica Nicaragua Truxillo Belize Puerto Cortez Livingston Aguan Fortune Island Cave Hayti Costa Rica Port Simon Alvena Great Britain and Ireland Umbria Germany Bremen Great Hiritin Ireand Belgium Austria Southampton Hider la Bretanne Vila Yucatan Campeche Tabasco Chiapis Halifax Great Britain Ireland Scythia Japan Shanghai Hong Kong East Indies India Straits Settlements Siam Dutch East Indies San Francisco Hawaiian Islands Steamship Australia Muaila Society Islands City of Malia Sp.in Austalia New Zealand Fiji Samoan Mariposa

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