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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1890

Page

5

Reed's Ideas In The Senate On Senate Rules And Railways

The article reviews Senator Chandler's proposed rule modeling Reed's Senate tactics and the reaction of Democrats and Republicans. It also reports on United States and Canadian railroads, including Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific mileage, rebates, long haul clauses, and Welland Canal toll discriminations against American vessels.

United States Cullom Committee On Interstate Commerce Canada Welland and St. Lawrence Canals Grand Trunk Railway Company Maine New Hampshire Vermont New York Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois Canadian Pacific Company Massachusetts Soo Dominion of Canada Na Ae Detroit Chicago New England Canadian Pacific Railway Company China Japan Welland Canal Montréal St. Lawrence River

Yale and Harvard Plan Two Mile Team Bicycle Race

Yale responds to Harvard challenge for a team bicycle race at New Haven Driving Park on June 9 1890. Teams of three and one substitute compete for a prize of 30 to 50 dollars with points awarded to the top finishers. Harvard and Yale must confirm entry under the stated conditions.

YALE Harvard Cycling Association W. B. Greenleaf Bir New Haven Harvard Elm City Hamilton Park

Market Plays and Rail Stock Rumors Across New York

A brisk New York market sends Delaware and Hudson and Lackawanna higher amid bond retirements and new stock issues. Wisconsin Central earns big perceived value while insiders push prices, and Erie Telephone gains via optimism. Chicago Board of Trade opens weak then recovers, while Eastern railroad ownership grows crowded with major holders and margin bets.

New York Delaware & Hudson Lackawanna Bears

Democrats Name City Ward Committees in Latem Caucuses

Latem April 23 Democrats held ward caucuses and named city committee members for six wards. Ward 2 selections include D B Lord J F Dean George A Collins E A Heffernan F J Hanson L L Chamberlain William J Lundergan.

R. A. McCormack N. R. Morse H. W. Pitman N. Bovey D.J. Higgins J. A. Nugent J. F. Sweeney D. B. Lord J. F. Dean George A. Collins E. A. Heffernan F. J. Hanson L. L. Chamberlain William J. Lundergan John J. Shahan Edward F. Allen Peter N. Mitchell Charles O'Shea William H. Fleming Charles ‘It Willams Thomas J. Donovan W. J. Sullivan Eugene Larrabee Thomas Cashman Benjamin Mansfield I. A. Devine Lord Thomas FE Shorter J. P. Monahan J. A. Batchelder Philip Sheridan J. J. Cummings Michael O’brien Reuben Lamprey James Cass

Dr Peabody and Roman Philosopher mentioned

To the Editor of the Post a letter cites Dr A P Peabody arguing that freer trade benefits all and that self love and brotherly love must align. The writer quotes Epictetus on Zeus and common good, noting no one attains good without aiding others.

A. P. Peabody Unitarian Club Epictetus Zeus

Just and Equal Tariff Debate Reflected in Congress

A fragmented political note argues that protective tariffs cannot be truly fair for all. It laments Congress for a single achievement and urges the lesson to be learned, calling for dismissal of the current school of thought.

Congress

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate Says Dr Turner

Dr H I Turner of Kasson Minnesota reports Horsford's Acid Phosphate is very beneficial for nervous debility from any cause and for indigestion. The note emphasizes its claimed therapeutic value and local endorsement.

Horsford H.I. Turner Kasson, Minn

A Vigorous Medford Tariff Reform Club Dinner

A lively Medford Tariff Reform Club dinner at the Thorndike, with fifty members and guests including Josiah Quincy Stephen A Tyng Esq Samuel W Mendum and others. Speakers defend free raw materials oppose high tariffs and emphasize education of farmers and voters in the tariff issue.

Josiah Quincy Stephen A. Tyng, Esq Samuel W. Mendum Medford Tariff Reform Club Thorndike James A. Hervey Quincy Congress New England Treasury Pan-American Congress South America Stephen A. Tyng Temple of Protection Samuel W. Meachum Woburn Tariff Reform Club Harvard E.c United Question Clubs Hoar Dawes Candler Andrew Nee the Boston Advertiser Mr. Blaine North American Review Thomas G. Shearman Charles Francis Adams Boston

Tariff Reform Debate Promotes Protective System Critics

In a Malden event speakers including W B de Las Casas discuss protection and its impact on wages and industry. They criticize subsidies and argue for fair play while recalling historic calls for free trade and free speech.

W. B. de Las Casas Malden Pennsylvania J. A. F. Lise Bushrod Morse England Sumner Burlingame

Rumors Fly Over Attack on Insurance Commissioner

State House chatter centers on the assault claim against the insurance commissioner. Barrett denies a candidate for Major Merrill’s seat while admitting talk with the major on his speakership bid. Governor Brackett is expected to renominate the veteran commissioner, angering many veterans in the Legislature who see a repeat of last year’s actions.

State House Barrett Merrill Charles F. Loring Melrose Thomas J. Marsh Brackett Grand Army Commonwealth Goodell

Obituaries and marriages listed from April notices

The May 1920 style notices list marriages in Apsey Jouett Moore White and several be yings. It also records obituaries for Dabney Hancock Harding Hilliard Hartwell Joy Plimpton Rice Tinkom Whiston with ages and locations across Massachusetts and California. Funeral details for Plimpton noted.

Dabney Salem Margaret Peele Dabney Hancock Charles Lowell Hancock Harding Francis G. Harding Hilliard Exeter N. H Priscilla Hilliard Hartwell Lasadena Cal C. L. Hartwell Waltham Joy Iannah Joy James Joy Plimpton Wrentham Elizabeth Stevens Plimpton F. N A. E. Plimpton

American Union Church Meeting in Cambridge Parlor

A meeting to support the American Union Church in Berlin will be held in the Shepard Memorial Church parlors Cambridge on Thursday evening April 24 at night. Professor C Smith of Harvard College will preside and Mr James B Reynolds recently returned from Berlin will report on progress. addresses by Rev Dr A Pleabody Professor Lyon and others are expected. The gathering aims for a social tone and invites all interested attendees.

American Union Church Messis Germany Berlin Shepard Memorial Church Cambridge C. Smith Harvard College James B. Reynolds A. P.leabody Professor Lyon

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