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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1891

Page

5

Cuban Treaty Annexationists Still Hopeful

Despite the U S rejection of ratifying the Brussels Treaty, Cuban annexationists maintain optimism about securing support or favorable terms. The dispute centers on aligning Cuban interests with broader European security pacts amid growing political pressure.

New Life for African Slavery

The article discusses the Cuba trade treaty with Spain, its potential to expand U.S. markets and sugar exports, and the political debate over ratifying the Brussels anti slave trade treaty. It criticizes the Senate for not ratifying the Brussels pact and notes potential consequences for U.S. influence in Africa and Cuba.

Wasuincron Spectau Spain Cuba Madrid United States Porto Rico the Antilles Brussels Savage Africa State Department Department Senate Abraham Lincoln Henry Wilson Charles Sumner Germany Andrew House Europe Mrs. Barr Amelia E Barr America Oscar Fa ¥ Y Adams Andover Review

Republican nominating turmoil shadows Massachusetts politics

The letter by Lieutenant-Governor Haile rejecting a gubernatorial bid stirs a statewide debate among Republicans. Analysts weigh Crapo Wolcott or Greenhalge as likely ticket choices, with Walker possibly joining Worcester support. Robinson risks votes over past ties to corporations, while Young Republicans push Wolcott. The process signals party fault lines and a quest for a frictionless nomination.

Moses Haile George D. Robinson Chicopee William W. Crapp New Bedford Frederick T. Greenhalge Lowell Crapo Wolcott Cape Commonwealth Walker Worcester County Old Guard Wolcot Greenhalge Osborne Roger Walcott

Deaths of Royal Tucker and Barre lumberist Kinney in New England

Notices report the deaths of Royal W. Tucker of Randolph Washington aged 68 a banker and railroad director and Liberty T Kinney of Barre Vermont a longtime lumber dealer and builder with mills at Marshfield He also helped build the Barre railroad Edward M Daniels longtime hotel clerk Sanford Carroll Dedham political figure Paul J Cooledge Boston salesman and Rev Charles W Barrett Garrett Biblical Institute theologian die after brief illnesses with pneumonia or Bright s disease. among others noted were family survivors and public roles.

Royal W. Tucker Randolph Washington Ol d Colony Railroad Randolph Savings Bank Randolph National Bank Boston Liberty T. Kinney Barre Mr. Kinney Marshfield Kinney New England Edward M. Daniels Heublein Allyn House Hartford Conn Sanford Carroll Dedham Paul J. Cooledge Silas Peirce & Co Hillsboro N.H Charles W. Barrett Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston Ill Bright

Charlestown Man Falls From Staging, Fractures Ribs

Jeremiah Lehan of 48 Decatur Street Charlestown tumbled thirty five feet from a staging at Brookline and Longwood Avenues yesterday afternoon and sustained multiple rib fractures. He was taken to City Hospital.

Jeremiah Lehan Decatur Street Charlestown Brookline Longwood Avenues City Hospital

Parker Percival and Smith Cobbs Marriages Reported

In this city on the 15th, Parker and Lillian H Percival of Boston wed by Rev. Edward A Horton. Also Moses H Smith and Emma Cobbs married by Rev. 8 C Birchmore. Henry M Stowell and Annie R Pierce wed at Walpole Mass by Rev. Edward A Horton.

Parker—Percival Edward A. Horton Herman Parker Lillian H. Percival Boston Smith—Cobbs 8. C. Birchmore Moses H. Smith Emma Cobbs Stowell—Pierce Walpole Mass Henry M. Stowell Annie R. Pierce

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