Opposition to Fisheries Treaty Dominates Senate Panel
The Senate foreign affairs committee voted solidly to reject the fisheries treaty. Republicans warned that absence of one or two members could force postponement, while Edmunds and Frye prepared to oppose the measure. The report will be issued at the next executive session amid party discipline and maneuvering.
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Sprcrav
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Morgan
Frye
Edmunds
Senate
Riddleberger
Coonel Allen
Post Office Committee
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Aten
Auction Schedule for Friday and Today
Today listings include Leonard & Co. selling bric-a-brac at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. S. R. Knights & Co. offers horse items at 10 a.m. Real estate and antique furniture auctions are set for Friday with S. R. Knights & Co. at 3 p.m. and Leonard & Co. at 10 a.m.
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Navy Yard Removals Reflect Washington Policy
The navy yard saw no new removals yesterday as staff faced a series of dismissals since the year began. About 300 workers remain, with many cited as first class. changes are tied to secretary orders, while the New York yard handles most construction and a new wharf nears completion using 500,000 feet of red pine and 100 piles.
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Paper Trade Association Dinner at Youngs Hotel 1888
The Paper Trade Association held its regular monthly dinner at Youngs Hotel with President Josiah P. Higgins presiding. Guests included ex-Governor Rice and ex-Lieutenant-Governor Byron Weston, along with A. Hartshorn and others. Speeches covered tariff issues, trade barriers, and protections, highlighting the era’s economic debates and concerns of workers.
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E. Storey
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Young’s Hotel
John E. Hall
David L. Davis
Boston
William Roberts
Waltham
H. W. Southworth
Mittineague
James B. Forsyth
Boston Executive Business Association
Harvey N. Shepardee
Great Britain
BE. A. Hartshorn
Woollen Goods Association to Hold New York Meeting
The committee on organization of the Woollen Goods Association announces a meeting of manufacturers and commission merchants in New York on April 24 at 11 a.m. at 64 White Street to perfect an organization and elect officers.
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Hill and Webb Weds at St John’s Jamaica Plain
At St John’s Episcopal Church Jamaica Plain Charles L Hill and Louise KE Webb daughter of William W Webb were married. The bride wore white satin. Best man H B Aiden maid of honor Jannie BH Hill. G B Ager Jr head usher with J B Kellock P H Downes and Edward Wise. Reception at the Hills new St John street residence with many costly testimonials.
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P. H. Downes
Edward Wise
Mrs. Hill
St. John Street
Brewery lockout nears end as workers return in mass
In New York on April 18 the brewery lockout appears close to settlement with many workers resuming duties. In Kansas City on April 18 striking Burlington switchmen held talks with General Superintendent Krantz, ending in renewed clash as the company agreed to reinstate Wilson the discharged switchman but refused to discharge the night yardmaster.
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Time Change for Judge Park Lecture at Lasell Seminary
Those intending to hear Judge Park on The Battles of Concord and Lexington at Lasell Seminary should note a time change to 12 15 PM on that day April 19 in the schedule.
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Flurry in the Grain Trade by St Louis Bear Fraley
In St Louis on April 18 a major grain market flare followed Moses Fraley’s push to settle debts after failing margins. He was short millions of bushels of May corn and wheat on both St Louis and Chicago boards, bought 1 million bushels of wheat, and faced heavy losses while creditors moved to assess his finances. A separate notice reports Walbridge Bros. insolvency with $51,176.61 in liabilities and $55,396.14 in assets. E Belanger declares insolvency in Haverhill.
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St Louis
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Washington Street
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Mass
Moses Farley
Knowlton to seek Republican nomination for Congress
The Mercury will publish tomorrow morning that Hon Hosea M Knowlton announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Congress in the first district He serves as district attorney for Bristol Barnstable Dukes and Nantucket counties and has held the office since the death of George Marston He served in the Massachusetts House in 1876 and 1877 and in the Senate in 1878 and 1879
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Market Tides Turn as Bonds Rise and Wheat Drops Cape Cod
The market shows signs of improved demand with London bonds advancing and easier money conditions. Reports cite rising sterling, cautious broker behavior, and debates over New England control, while rail and canal project progress and grain market shifts add to the mixed economic mood. Cape Cod.
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Marital Announcements Dated April 16 to 17
Notices record several marriage announcements in Melrose and nearby areas. Rev. Winkley officiates Favor Noyes, Hill Coffin appears in Melrose, and Rev. Livermore presides over Hill and Coffin nuptials. Additional ceremonies occur in Brooklyn Boston and Lexington with couples McNamara Raney, Power Donohoe, Russell Smith, and Turner Hand, all conducted by local clergy.
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H. Winkley
Benjamin
A. Noyes
Hill
Mary L. Smith
Turner—Hand
D. J. Keleher
Charles 8. Turner
Isadore Hand
Obituary notices from Newtonville and surrounding cities
A series of death notices and brief obituary details run from April 14 to April 18, naming the deceased and their ages, including Mrs. Frank Amedon of Newtonville, Albert Blake, Rolo mon A. Davis, Susan Fisk, Susan J. Fletcher, Mary A. Gill, Frederick James Gurney, Mrs. Martha J. Jackson, Louisa Kellaway, Francetta H. Lovitt, Joseph P. Marks, Catherine McGee, Julia Mooney, Charles F. Parkinson, Charles F. Shattuck, and Clara Eliza Tisdale, with locations in Boston, East Boston, Roxbury, and City Hospital.
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Bickford
Blake
Albert Blake
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Susan Fisk
Fletcher
South
Boston
Richard Mooney
Parkinson
Charlies F. Parkinson
Shattuck
City Hospital
Charles F. Shattuck
Tisdale
Roxbury
Clara Eliza
Henry W
Abbie F. Tisdale
New Edition of The Ordeal of Richard Feverel
New publication announces a 16mo cloth edition of George Merediths The Ordeal of Richard Feverel as the first volume in a ten book Popular Edition. priced at $1.50. The Westminster Review praises Meredith as a leading modern novelist whose work rewards steady reading with brains and culture. The Ordeal is described as rich in poetic beauty and sharp, epigrammatic wisdom.
Yale Boat Club elects officers for 1858 89 season
Yale University Boat Club at New Haven elects L. F. Snipe as president, A. Hartwell as vice president, R. K. E. F. Harrison as secretary, Professor Wheeler as treasurer, with Brewer, Richards and A. H. Mosse on the auditing committee. The Columbia freshmen decline a two mile eight-oared shell race, leaving Yale without a summer race at New London.
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Yale University Boat Club Tonight
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Yale
Columbia
New London
Ballou State Banking Company offers 6 and 7 percent Western first mortgages
Investors are urged to consider Ballou State Banking Company investments secured under personal supervision of a Western memory of the company. They claim no losses in Iowa for seventeen years. Ballou State Banking Company succeeds H. S. Ballou & Co. and operates from the Equitable building.
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Ballou State Banking Company
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H. 8. Ballou & Co
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