Tariff debate and Warren monument approved by Senate
In Washington on April 11 the Senate debated Morrill in reply to the President's message defending protection and warning against free trade's impact on wool and wages. The chamber then passed a Joseph Warren monument bill, heard on Harvard alumnus General Warren, and adjourned after consideration of a sword purchase for Washington.
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Wasutxeton
Senate
Morrill
Washington
Cleveland
Kentucky
Texas
New York
Boston
Lone Star
Germany
France
Spain
Italy
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Savings Bank of
Great Britain
United Kingdom
United Staes
Amercan Womer
Territory of
North Dakota
Davis
Platt
Turpie
Joseph Warren
Bunker Hill
Continental Congress
United States of America
General Warren
Massachusetts Bay
Congress of the
Monument Association
Hoar
Harvard College
Mr. Hoar
Lexington
Warren
Union of the Republic
Massachusetts
Congress
Adamses
Otis
Bridgeport
Conn
National Armory
Springfield
Mass
Virginia Taylor Lewis
Cockrell
West
Messrs. Evarts
Hoar and
Voorhees
Reagan
House Sits All Night in Sleepy Session
Washington April 11 members of the House sat in their seats or stretched on sofas from 2 PM until daybreak with little debate. A bulletin on ex Senator Conkling’s condition drew applause. Taulbee of Kentucky sought a recess for health and good nature but was blocked, and a recess till 11 45 tomorrow was finally granted. The clerk announced a Democratic caucus at 8.00.
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Washrneron
Conkling
Taulbee
Kentucky
House
O’ferrall
Virginia
Home Market Club declines to debate free raw materials
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League presses for discussion on whether raw materials such as wool hemp flax lumber salt and coal should join the free list. The Home Market Club refuses to debate the issue and directs petition signers to contact members directly.
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Home Market Club
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League
Congress
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
League
Tariff Reform League
Coolidge
Herbert Radclyffe
Emerson W. Jupp
Boston
Emerson W. Judd
Massachusetts Tarif
Reform League
Herbert Radoclyfte
Bedford Street
Deadlock in House on District Tax Bill to be Broken
Washington April 11 The House set to break the deadlock tomorrow if Democratic cohesion follows leaders on the district tax bill. A caucus of about one hundred forty members, chaired by Cox of New York, discussed adjourning for three days in December with set dates for debate December 6 8 and 11. Randall opposed but yielded. Taulbee pressed for precise terms. Opponents agree to abandon dilatory tactics at the final vote.
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Washington
Sordan
Cox
New York
Ferrall
Virginia
House
Y. Carlisle
Mr. Randall
Springer
Illinois
Townsend
Taulbee
Kentucky
Randall
Democrats urged to unite and boost turnout tomorrow
The piece discusses potential caucus action if Democrats act in unison and increase turnout to end the deadlock. It notes risk of Republican filibustering to block adjournment, though not widely believed. A new rules committee schedule will be set, and Tuesday opens the tariff bill for consideration.
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Committee On Rules
Homeopathic Doctors Meet in Steinert Hall Meeting Notes
The Massachusetts Mammopathic Medical Society held its annual meeting in Steinert Hall. President Hemenway was ill, with Vice-President Hayward presiding. Reports covered treasurer, auditor, necrologist, publications, climatology, clinical medicine and obstetrics, plus papers on lithia water, posterior occiput positions, locked twins, eclampsia, and nervous diseases. Officers elected include J W Hayward president and J W Clap treasurer, with multiple vice-presidents, secretaries, librarians, and inspectors named.
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Massachusetts Mammopathic Medical Society
Steinert Hall
H. P. Hemenway
J. W. Hayward
Committee On
E. P. Colby
Amos J. Givens
George C. Welch
N. E B. Paine
James Hedenberg
Medford
H. A. Houghton
Charlestown
Frank ©. Richardson
East Boston
J. W. Clap
H. P. Clappibrarian
A. J. Baker
H. P. Hemenna
Somerville
The Christian Union Elected Officers and Reports
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union held its thirty seventh annual meeting at No 18 Boylston Street with William H Baldwin presiding. Reports cover finance treasurer accounts lectures classes and entertainments library rooms membership benevolent actions including Country Week rides for invalids employment bureaus and the New Year festival detailing numbers and outcomes.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
William H. Baldwin
W. B. Clarke
William L. Richardson
Csecsesccee
C. G. Hartshorn
William (. Richardson
Henry H. Sprague
William Morrison
George Pierce
Living Life
Edward A. Church
John H. Edwards
H. C. Bronsdon
PusLie Worsnie
Union Hall
Clerey
Byron A. Robinson
Jabez L. Robinson
Robinson
Janes
Colonel Fox Delivers Lecture on Money in Dorchester
Colonel Charles B. Fox will lecture on Money at the Mount Bowdoin Reading Room in Washington Dorchester tonight at 7 46 public invited at the corner of Eldon street to attend and hear the talk
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Charles B. Fox
Mount Bowdoin
Washington
Eldon Street
Dorchester
Prominent Boston Union Notes 1888 Annual Report
The report highlights the eleventh annual Practical Ethics course with notable speakers and topics on reading, character, politics, labor, business, and society. It details a surge in gym membership, expanded facilities, and the gym’s role in civil service and police physical exams. Officers elected include William A. Baldwin as President and William B. Clarke as Secretary, with a large, active membership and thanks to supporters.
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Mellen Chamberlain
Brooke Herford
Gamaliel Bradford
George L. Chaney
John Graham Brooks
William H. Baldwin
H. C. Sumichrast
Edwin A. Stone
Frank B. Sanborn
George A. Gordon
Moorfield Storey
Boston
Union
William B. Clarke
A. H. Brown
A.M
J. W. Montgomery
Brown
Montgomery
Civil Service and
Police Commissioners
Union Gymnasium
Civil Service Commissioners
Baldwin
Charles H. Claflin
Henry Claflin
A. O. Bigelow
James Guild
George Cabot Ward
F. W. Freeman
William Perkins
Richard C. Greenleaf
George E Downes
Charles #. Bradford
Charles E. Ware
Board of Government and Trustees
Committee On
Trustees
Board of Government
Board of Directors
William A. Baldwin
Henry HH. Sprague
Illiam L. Richardson
Calvin G. Hartshorn
George Peirce
Walter H. Dugan
Edward A. Church
John H. Edwards
Frank L. Locke
Dilettanti Club Debuts With Charity Concert
The Dilettanti Club opened in Association Hall last night raising funds for the Home for Incurables. Miss Gertrude Edmunds sang He Roamed in the Forest with encores, Signor Rotoli impressed with Jerusalem from Gounod, and Frederic Archer conducted. Miss Webster and Miss Shattuck played the vivioncello and violin respectively, with Mrs. Humphrey Allen and Mrs. W. H. Sherwood contributing piano solos and other pieces by Mrs. Gillette and Mr. Thayer. The programme ran long, noted as the only drawback.
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Dilettanti Club
Association Hall
Home For Incurables
Gertrude Edmunds
Signor Rotoli
Jerusalem
Frederic Archer
Humphrey Allen
Water Meter Hearing Delivers Testimony On Crown and Star Meters
A joint city council committee held an evening hearing in Aldermanic Chamber over water meter defects spurred by the Mayor’s message and a petition from the National Meter Company. Water Registrar Davis defended test tables while National Meter representatives Cate and Pillsbury urged fairness, noting Crown meters and the Star meters. The session adjourned to Friday night, April 20.
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W. Smith
Smith
National Meter Company
William JF. Davis
O’brien
Crown Meter
Edward W. Cate
National Meter Company of New York
Davis
Follansbee
Office of the Water Register
Witnness
Ilness
Superior Court Docket Summary in Suffolk Is April 11
First Session Judge Pitman hears cases including Herbert Foote vs Ovel Orvis over 3547 advanced for patents with verdict for plaintiff 3150. Mary O Dowd vs Bartholomew O Dowd for 420 loan, verdict 53120. Frank E Willis administrator vs Merchants and Miners Transportations Co over 10000 death on yacht Edith after steamer Chatham collision. Multiple docket entries and cases listed.
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Suffolk
Pitman
Herbert T. Foote
Ovel D. Orvis
Brown
Plaintiff
Paintiff
W. W. Doherty
H. J. Swasey
Mary O’dowd
Bartholomew O'Dowd
Chatham
H. E. Bolles
E. A. Sawyer
R. Stone
McCormack
Fitzgerald
Decker
Drews
Hathorne
Smith
Willis
Mer
M. S
Burns
Boston. Co
Chandler
Same
Curtis
Quigley
Cunningham
Flagg
Whitney
Locke
Williams
Loud
AO Co
Central R
Morrell
Kelley
Thompson
Nno
Hursch
George Ss. Howell
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Franklin ST
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Washington Street
Pixon Bros
Commercial Wharf
W.P. Balch
Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Tjames
P. Stewart
Medford St
Charles
Nova Scotia
Culm
Cumberland
Kansas City Land
WM. H. Parmenter
State Street
Revere
Paine’s Furniture
Canal St
Bowdoin Square
Parker's
Washington St
Peabody
THE
Coventry Machinist CO
Columbus Ave
Health Food CO
New England
Oy Emond
Quinsler
Court Street
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Tremont St
Ayd
Goddard
Overman
Wheel CO
N. E. Headquarters
Coren
Murray’s
Columbus Avenue
Sudbury Street
J. D. Packard & Sons
Chardon St
Clarendon Hotel
Tremont
Berkeley
Clarendontreets
EF. Ss. Risteen, Proprietor
Galt
Very & CO
Pittsat
Dr. Very
Winner Investment Co
WM. H., Parmenter
N. Porter
Istes & Lauriat
Nash
Ington
Tuttle’'S Elixir CO
Hyde Park
Cirewar
Merrimac Street
Oak Grove Farm
United States District Court
Nelson, J
Byron B. Johnson
Defendent
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Charles N. Harris
E. W. Burdett
Charles A. Snow
Superior Civil Court
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Moody & Bartlett
M. F. Dickinson
Hollis R. Bailey
Crowley
Pacific Mills
John P. Sweeney
Sherman & Bell
Paris
Baker’s Breakfast Cocda
Baker & CO
Bowman
John A. Keefe
George L. Thorndike
Julia Karcher
Cambridge
F. E. Dimick
H. H. Winslow
Barrows
Miller
Thorodike
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ORL Snemane
BL & M
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Roach
Prince
City of
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Bradstreet
Hale
Folsom
Waldock
Martin
Weiler
Ellis
Carroll
Ee Ee
Lover
Plagee Y&n Co
Murphy
Parker
Horton
Vanz
Kent
McIndoe
Bonnelli
MccQuaid
Redading
Russell
Brady
Jennings
Tucker
Fodbury
Craig
Burkhardt
Seavey
Phelps
Wilson
Pettee
Bingham
Mason
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Fire Department of
City Hall
Police Department
S$. Kk
Knights & Co
Albany Avenue
Joshua
Arthur D. Ball
Taylor
Ester B. Graves & Sons
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