Measures in Congress Pacific tariff and Union Pacific bill clash
The article outlines congressional plans to push the tariff and appropriation bills, with night sessions likely for debate. It notes opposition from Major Anderson and General Weaver who may filibuster the Union Pacific funding bill, and describes Anderson’s substitute bill aimed at prosecuting Union Pacific for alleged misconduct. It also reports Spinola’s take on New York Democratic contenders and Morrill’s 78th birthday reception with notable attendees.
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Washington
House
Pension
District of Columbia
Legislative and Post Office
Randall
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Herbert
Senate
Congress
Outhwaite
Pacific Railroad Committee
Unio Pacific
Committee On Rules
Major Anderson
Iowa
General Weaver
United States
Union Pacific Haileas Company
Union Pacific Company
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific
John B. Alley
Elisha Atkins
Ezra H. Baker
Sidney Dillon
Jay Gould
Fred L. Ames
Russell Sage
Pattison
General Spinola
New York
Arkansas
Spinola
Hill
Cleveland
Blaine
New Jersey
Connecticut
Notable names in Congress and reform debate
In the House yesterday the Indian appropriation bill drew debate led by Mr. Perkins and others on tariffs and slavery. Civil service reform faces limited action this session, with a final vote possible on Judge Seney's bill. An oil portrait of Vice-President Wilson was sent to the Senate library for possible purchase, and notable visitors include A A Ranney E B Haskell Louise Chandler Moulton at the Arlington, plus Bowditch and Billings guests in Boston.
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Senator Morrill
Sherman
Allison
Blair
Davis
Dawes
Mies Dawes
Cockrell
Perkins
Kansas
Allen
Mississippi
McMillin
Tennessee
Adams
Illinois
House Committee On the Civil Service
House
Civil Service Commission
Wilson
Guillaume
Senate Committee On the
Senate
Washington
A. A. Ranney
E. B. Haskell
Louise Chandler Moulton
Arlington
H. P. Bowditch
Boston
City
John 8. Billings
Standard Oil Plans 210 Mile Oil Pipe Laying Project
Cuicano April 15 The Standard Oil Company plans a 210 mile oil pipe line from Lima Ohio to Chicago at about 2 250 000 total cost. Eight inch diameter pipe sections twenty two feet long require 240 sections per mile and five carloads per mile. The project aims to replace coal in Chicago factories with faster crude oil transport.
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Cuicano
Standard Oil Company
Lima
Chicago
Chicago & Atlantic Railway
New York
Crown Point
Montpelier
Huntington
No Beer Lockout Looms Over New York Breweries
Prolonged labor tensions in New York brew houses push toward a noon lockout with pool brewers planning to resume after 36 hours with new workers. Union men vow to boycott pool beer and pledge two weeks of total abstinence from malt or spirits. Local unions pledge aid to striking workers as district assemblies back the action.
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New York
Clarendon Wall
Central Labor Union
K. O I
English Women in Politics Debate at Tremont Temple
At Tremont Temple on Saturday evening a joint England and America discussion on English Women in Politics featured Mrs. Shattuck of the local Suffrage Association and Mrs. Ashton W. Dilke of England. Mrs. Dilke spoke of English women’s political roles, noting the shift from aristocratic to democratic influence and the limited universal suffrage in England. She recalled her own early entry into politics and cited the active work of notable Englishwomen in political centers.
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Tremont Temple
England
America
Shattuck
Suffrage Association
Washington
Ashton W. Dilke
Hiouse of Commons
Shields
Faith as absolute trust guides Christian and natural world
The Rev. Phillis Brooks spoke in Harvard Chapel using Mary's words Whatsoever he saith unto thee, do it. She argued this simple obedience underpins true Christian faith and even the natural world's demands. Faith is personal trust that frees the soul, uniting relations under a single authority.
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Phillis Brooks
Harvard Chapel
Mary
Relics of the Old World Exhibit at No 2 Park Street
Sypher & Co of New York present a special exhibition at Doll & Richards, Boston, 2 Park Street, offering ancient silver, tapestries, antique furniture, clocks, bronzes, china, armor, and rare bric a brac from France England and beyond. Limited time invites inspection even without purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 2
Park Street
France
England
Josephine
Duke of Hamilton
Sypher & Co
New York
Doll & Richards
Boston
Funds for Little Wanderers Address at Tremont Temple
Rev V A Cooper superintendent of the Home for Little Wanderers spoke at Tremont Temple on the value of children in shaping America’s future. He noted $50,000 given to fund the home and described its open admissions policy aiding homeless waifs from New England. Nine tenths of boys sent to homes across the United States grew into honest self supporting men. Annual cost per child was $7446. A large collection was taken to aid transporting children to homes in the far West.
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V. A. Cooper
Tremont Temple
Mark
America
Charlestown
New England
Cooper
Far West
Richardson Hill & Co. Move to Water Street Office Renovation
The firm formerly meeting clients at the Stock Exchange temporary office will reopen at 40 Water Street after complete renovations. The report notes ongoing railroad consolidation chatter including Rock Island, St Louis San Francisco, Atlantic Pacific, and potential Pacific coast expansion, plus a favorable legal outcome for Oregonian Railroad taxes and a new Sandusky to Coshocton line.
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Messrs. Richardson, Hill & Co
Stock Exchange
State Street
Water Street
New York
Rock Island
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atlantic & Pacific
Atchison
Southwest
Connecticut River Raileroad Company
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Springfield
Acta
Ashuelot Railroad Company
Prohibition State committee selects delegates to national convention
The Prohibition State committee elected provisional delegates and alternates to the national convention. Names include John M. Fisher Attleboro and T. J. Lothrop Taunton with Boston and Worcester members. Treasurer reports treasury status and summer work funds while the executive proposes Beawre Nason as organizer at 16 per week. The motion was tabled for the next meeting.
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Prohibition State Committee
John M. Fisher
Attleboro
T. J. Lothrop
Taunton
A. J. Gordon
Boston
F. Stevens
Everett
Trask Hill
Charlestown
Edward D. Conant
Worcester
A. A. Williams
Lynn
George Kempton
Sharon
Ida
Clothier
Mra
A. ©. Morgan
Springfield
Key
George H. Wibbert
George W. Flynn
Jamaica Plain
Thomas A. Frissell
Hinsdale
John PD
Viint
J. McTammany
J. G. Ballot Cambridge
Herman J. Tewksbury
Dorchester
Joseph D. Hunt
Milford
Clara H. Rogers
Lawrence
Charles BB
Allan Coffin
Treasurar
Yigh Towne
Amusements listings in Boston area theaters
Multiple venues announce evening showings including A Dark Secret at Globs Theatre, Our Irish Visitors at Boston Theatre, Natural Gas at 5, The Henrietta at Hollis Street, and Meg Merrilies at Boston Museum. Also offerings at Dramatic venues with Henrietta and battles via Cyclorama exhibitions.
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GLOBS
Boston Theatre
Pheatre
Hollis Street
Oward Atheneum
Boston Museum
Meg Merrilies
Grand Opera House
Minnie Maddern
LD South Church
Tremont Street
Battle of Bunker Hill
Gettysburg
City wedding notices and obituaries detailed in April records
Real estate and marriage notices tak e place in the city with April dates. several deaths are recorded from Newton to Charlestown. Entries name individuals such as James Reed and Agnes Hoare, Peter Fletcher and Julia Beeley. multiple local families are listed with ages from infants to elderly.
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Allen
Newton
Bessie D
George T. Allen
Bacon
Natick
Austin Bacon
Barnes
Chelsea
Harriett Care
Edwin C. Barnes
Bingham
James P
John
Ellen Bingham
Clifford
Mm Malden
Jeremiah J
Jeremiah
Hannah Clifford
Cotton
Cambridge
Susan Gee Cotton
Solomon Cotton
Daly
Woburn
Katie
Patrick Daly
Donlan
James J. Donlan
George
Concord
Mass
Joseph P. George
Gibson
Boston
Loretta A
Michael
Catherine Gibson
Griffin
South Boston
Patrick
Stridget Griffin
Hannum
Neponset
James W. Hannum
Harwood
Littleton
Sophia K. Harwood
Hutchings
Malden
Sybil M. Hutchings
Charlestown
Josephine A
Ean
Nye
Mary
George R. Nye
O’donnell
Bridget
Coleman O'Donnell
Putnam
James H. Putnam
BP Robertson
David Robertson
Scolly
John T. Scully
Sherwin
William F. Sherwin
Smith
Margaret
James Smith
Wingate
Lydia Wingate
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Anderson
Tammany Leader
Frye
Cullom
Hiscock
Evarts
M. V. Dahleren
Riddle
Schenck
Vance
E. ©. Halliday
Blatchford
Pawers
Miller
Carter
Edmunds M. Ronstan
John Dahl Ren
Palmer
Bayard
Louise Bayard
Dickinson
Horatio King
Taylor
Greeley
Little
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Waterloo & Magog Road
Central Vermont
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Vacific Company
Lee’s Kerry
Colorado River
Arizona
Pacifice Coast
The
Oregonian Railroad Company
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Sandusky, Ashland & Coshocton
Sandusky, C
Coshocton
Cleveland & Canton
President Blood
Cammack
St. Paul
Richmond & Danville Extension Company
Georgia Pacific
Richmond Terminal
Extension Company
Indianapolis
Horsea
C. T. Walker
Samuel Hatch & Co
C. F. Libbie & Co
Mil and Machinery
Lewiston
Union Water Power Company
Maine Central R. R
Grand Trank R. R
Chas
E. Raymond
Gerard CG
Tobey
Devonshire St
Washington Street
Boston Highlands
Newtonville
Grove Hill Terrace
Ilaberstroh
James F. C. Hyde
Mile Street
Marginal St
Cor
Highland St
Haskell & Dillingham
Pemberton Square
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Atlantic Natl Bank
Mason
Qoffin & Henry
Jowa
State
Beseines
Tae
Vomes
SONA
PMBR
Adaly
Devonshire
Nts
Larned, Kansas
Kansas Farm
Davidson Investment Co
Sears Building
Xenia, Ohio
International Trust CO
Bosn
GEO. A. Fernald & CO. Bankers
John D. Knox & CO
Topeka
Bromfield ST
George Leonard
Advertser Building
Equitable Trust CO
Omaha
Neb
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Company of New York
National Bank of North America
J. Henry Brooks & CO
Iowa Loan & Trust CO
Freeman A. Smith
Milk Street
the Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osborn
Merrihew
W.N. Reid & Co
John Jeffries & Sons
Maine
Hanly & Lord, Brokers
Rockland
Hotels
Campobello Island
J. A. Barker
Alex. & Porter
Mike Kelly
G. W. Simmons & Co
Boalton
OFICH
Brayia
Son Murdolk & OQ
Ana Ed Reliabie
Strong
Prighton
Conservatory
E. Tourjee
Franklin Sq
Ollege Lafayette
School OF Languages
G. Alba. Raymond
Corporation Notices
Eth Hunt
Henley
the Hanlons
Voyage En Suisse
MR. R. M. Fosld
Jan Auschek
Boston Museum Company
MEC Merrilies
Scott
Guy Manneringe
Evi
Hollis Onstine
Isaac B. Rich
Proprietor
Managrer
Robson
Crane
Henrietta
Bronson Howard
Union Square Theatre
New Yo
Gilbert
Donnelly
Girard
Phil A. Sealy
Eugene Tompkins
Murray
Murphy
Cora Tanner
London
Ashington St
Dover
Proctor & Anseield
Ove
Prop’s
Geo. C. Boniface
Howard Athenaum
Steinert Hall
Commonwealth OF Massachawasetts
Suffolk
Jane Welles
Walter Hunnewell
Wellesley
Norfolk
Hollis Hunnewell
H. Hollis Hunnewell
Frank W. Hunnewell
John C. Pratt
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elva Borge
Otvice
Louis Sterne
Loston
Samuel B. Sterne
Adinr
Albert J. Haley
John Cousens
John C. Haley
Commonwealth
Charles R. Elder
Massachus
Setts
Court Square
Fred H. Seavey
Commonwealth OF Massachuhipee Poocess
Hiram JD. Smith
Somerville
Charles K. Robinson
Middlesex
Benjamin Hammond
Horace A. Manley
George E. Jacobs
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
William B. F. Whall
John B. Fitzpatrick
Baeder, Adamson & CO
Brazil
W. I. Bowdlear & Co
Central Wharf
Re Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Boylston St
Oime
Care Bridgman, Birmingham ,A Co
Nassau Street
GN Mor
al Khwiratea
P.O. Hyde
Ate
Carl Baermann
M. Steinert & Sons, Cor
Chickering Hall
Ernst Perabo
Gertrude Frankelin
Signor
Enrico Gargiulo
Her Majesty
Et of
Italy
Fritz Listemiani
Wulf Fries
Charles Mold
Hermann Guinzel
Henry A. Greene
Chickering’s
John E. Pinkham
Horticultural Hall
Baza
Cyclorama
Bunker Hill
Tremont St
Munkadsy
Christ On
Boston University Law School
Simon G. Croswell, Esq
Edmund H. Bennett
Baggiss
Tersay Ham, Meek & Co
Ghoas
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