Voorhees Big Effort in Tariff Debate Captures Senate
Washington April 25. After routine business the Senate heard Mr. Voorhees address the tariff issue, arguing that Republicans push unlimited taxation to enrich monopolists while claiming labor is harmed. He defended Democrats on pensions, praised McClellan, and denounced Reconstruction policies. He predicted a November verdict favoring honest governance. The session also reviewed conference reports and passed a Maine lighthouse bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Senate
Voorhees
Jefferson
House
Republican Party
Indiana
Congress
Ingalls
McClellan
Hancock
Antietam
Union
Pope
South
Louisiana
Frye
Goose Rocks
Fox Island
Maine
Tariff Debate Highlights Calls to Cut Duties and Free Trade
In a House committee of the whole session on the tariff bill, Indiana’s Mr. Bynum urged reducing duties on labor inputs to expand markets and argued protectionist policy harms American labor. He noted wool tariffs depress prices and that much wool is imported. Indiana’s Mr. Browne challenged surplus fears, defended Treasury revenues, and warned against relying on protection to aid domestic industries. He cited wool growth under protection and sugar protection as debates shifted toward free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Bynum
Indiana
United States
Browne
Bland
Missouri
Treasury
Louisiana
Dockery
Democratic Party
Ai. Kerr
Laws
Banking, Manufacturing, and Tariff Debate Cites Monopoly Risk
In a speech reflecting on profits and protection, Dockery defends banking and warns against an aristocracy of monopoly. He argues the Democratic plan would balance tariffs and aid manufacturers without rewarding agriculture’s expense, while Shaw and Glass push tariff measures including tin plate on the free list as the House adjourns at 10:25 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockery
Ckery
Democratic Party
Shaw
Maryland
Glass
Tennessee
House
Bull market gains lift in Boston and New York stocks
The market rose with heavy volume as the Treasury bought 2.84 million in bonds and California Southern surged. Union Pacific and Pacific Mail showed mixed moves while bears targeted the latter. Boston and New York totals reached multimonth highs amid a dominant bull mood. Mexico and cotton markets offered support with strong capital inflows and cautious outlook for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
California Southern
Atchnison
Flint
New York
Pacific Mail
Bears
Camimack
Union Pacific
BROOKS-BROOKS WEDDING IN BOSTON AND SEVERAL MARRIAGES
Notices record multiple marriage announcements in Boston and surrounding area, including Morgan Brooks of St. Paul marrying Flora Marie Brooks of Boston, Miles French and Nellie Davis, Benjamin Marsh Jr. and Margaret A Keenan, Allan C. Milligan and Phebe Hamilton, and Charles L Parker to Lizzie M Wade in Roxbury. Real estate listings noted for Atwood & Weld and L Foster Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Milligan
Hamilton
J. M. Gray
Allan C. Milligan
Phebe Hamilton
Parker—Wade
Roxbury
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Charles L. Parker
Lizzie M. Wade
Bishop Courtney Consecrated Nova Scotia Bishop in Halifax
The Rev Dr Courtney formerly of Boston was today consecrated bishop of Nova Scotia at St Luke's Cathedral Halifax. The ceremony lasted three hours with a large crowd and attendance by metropolitan and several regional bishops and visiting clergy from the United States and provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallifax
N.S
Courtney
Boston
Nova Scotia
St. Luke’s Cathedral
Ontario
Quebec
Canon Dumoline
Toronto
Phillips Brooks
United States
Fredericton
Maine
Durin
Canon Dumoulin
America
Binney
England
Duffy's Formula Promises Health Benefits and Quick Delivery
The advertisement promotes Duffy's Formula made from raw beef and Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. It claims to cure early tuberculosis stages, build tissue, increase strength, improve vitality, color, and appetite, and to act as a tonic and blood maker. If unavailable locally, customers can mail one dollar to Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. in Rochester, New York for home delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Express
Proposals Sought for Building Boston Water Tower
City invites sealed bids for Mt Bellevue Water Tower Ward 23 Boston. Bids due May 10 1888 at Boston Water Board City Hall. Each bid must include a $1000 certified check. Plans available at City Architect office. Board may reject all briefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Water Board
Mt. Bellevue
Ward 23
Boston
City Hall
Massachusetts
Water Board
Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Wooster Street
New York
Indian Service
Kentucky
Chicago
Kansas City
Sioux City
Pacific Coast
California
San Francisco
Indian Office
James Lidgerwood
Broadway
Commissaries of Subsistence
U.S.A
Cheyenne
Leavenworth
Omaha
Saint Louis
Saint Paul
Yankton
Kansas
Arkansas City
Burlington
Caldwell
Dodge City
Emporia
Eureka
Great Bend
Howard
Hutchinson
Larned
McPherson
Marion
Medicine Lodge
Newton
Osage City
Sedan
Sterling
Topeka
Wellington
Wichita
Winfield
Congress
United States Depository
First National Bank of
Washington, D.C
Division of Stationery and Printing
Secretary of the Interior
WM. 1F
Vilas
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Street
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles Francis Adams
Union Pacific Company
Adams
London
Irving A. Evans
Clearing House
Mexico
International Company
Lower California
San Diego
Cal
Edison
John H. Inman
Inman
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Washington Street
Atwood & Weld
L. Foster Morse
Angier
Concord
Mass
Charles D. Angier
Batchelder
Cambridge
Samuel Atchelder
Bemnan
Rose Ann Behan
Thomas Behan
Burrill
Rockland
John Burrill
Cary
R Roxboro
Otis Cary
Lowell
Easton
Addie Morrill
Murray
Watertown
John Murray
Reed
Milton
John H. Reed
Ross
Canton
John Ross
Somerville
Tyng
Morristown
N.J
Catherine Maria
Dudley Atkins Tyng
James A. Stevens
Hoboken
Willard
Hinghary
Sarah J
Samuel Willard
Henry Thaxter
Bishop Courtney
Halifax
Crocker, Burbank & Co
Fitchburg, Mass
Ocean Terminal Railroad Dock and Elevator Co
Ocean Terminal Ailroad Dock and Elevator Company
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Causeway Street
E. A. Bartlett
Washington Fire and Marine Ensurance CO
Washington Fire ‘and Marine Insurance Company
Kilby ‘Street
Ranlety, Lev’y
Ocean Terminal Railroad Company
Boston & Lowell Railroad
THE
Rochester, N. Y
Grove Hill Terrace
Depot
James F. C. Hyde
Milk Street
Boston Highlands
Back Bay
Commonwealth Ave
Marlboro St
Newbury St
Beacon St
J. D. K. Willis
Water Street
South Street
School Street
Hyde Park
Thompson’s Field
River Street
N. E
Neponset River
John A. Burgess
Norfolk Street
Mattapan
J. E. Burt
Madison Street
Longwood
Aspinwall Avenue
Toxtile Street
WM. Lincoln & Son
Devonshire Street
Chelsea
Marywinal St
Cor
Highland St
Price Law
Haskell & Dillingham
Pemberton Square
Brookline
Aspinwall Hill
Lincoln & Son
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Atlantic Na'’L Bank
Haymarket Square
Medford Street
Charlestown
Edward G. Stevens & CO
Clinton
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Benj. F. Stevens
JOS
M. Gibbens
F. Trull
WM. B. Pubrner
Asst
Gec
Cupartnership Notices
John H. Callaghan
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
J. H. Callaghan & Co
Bedford Street
Chauncy Street
Francs X. Fitzpatrick
J.h.callaghan
Francis X. Fitzpatrick
Suffolk
Edwin A. Alger
Iitenry
J. Coolidge
Commonwealth
Mzill
Boston Pants CO
Idi Chauncy ST
Lincoln
Kilby ST
Silas Pearce
Eugene FE. Patridge
Charles E. Macallar
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Dundee Goods
Federal Street
Naron K, Gay & CO
City OF
the Water Board
William B. Smart
Navy Department
William ©. Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Penn
Vaiday
United States Quartermaster’s Department
Quartermaster’s
Venn
Jeffersonville
Ind
M. I. Ludington
Q. M
Epot
Boston & Maine Railroad
Amos Blanchard
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Kilby Street
S. A. Ranlett
Lep’y
Pullman’s Palace Car CO
Ashton Valve Company
WM. Howell Reed
Northern Rail
Geo, A. Kettell
Board OF Police
Emberton Square
Lizzette Roos
Church Street
Thomas Ryan
Board OF Potion
Lauriston C. Durkee
Friend Street
Board OF Potter
Henry S. Doane
Broad Street
Walter R. Masury
Broadway Extension
White
Friend
Merrimac Street
Anthony Cunio
Safa
Porter
Joseph L. Parker
Tremont Street
Eliot Street
W.S. Folger & CO
Concord Square
Board OF Perick
Frank Heffernin
Beach Street
Hudson Street
W.S. Southworth & CO
Kneeland Street
C. Edward French
Essex Street
Boad
Locke & Gale
Boston & Lowell Pass
Sta
Cutler Bros. & CO
Broad
Hamilton Street
Board OF PoLick
Boson
Geo. F. Lowell
Old Colony Pass
Moritz C. Schutz
Salem
Charter Streets
Boaxpor Police
Lizzete Roos
John P. Murray
Northampton Street
P. Murray
Moses L. Morris
Pleasant Street
Shawmut Avenue
Jones & Marshall
Merchants’ Row
Boston Whist Club
Boylston Street
P. Hanson & CO
Thomas Early
la Grange Street
Loston
Albert C. Andrews
Boardor Pollice
Margaret T. Sullivan
Brighton Street
Boanp
Doolittle & Smith
Chas, P. Jaynes & CO
Harrison Avenue
Leach Street
Twonograble Board OF Railroad Commissioners
Dee
Board of Aldermen
Bacon Oil Company
B. Vaughan
WM. A. Crafts
Board of Hatlegad
Beacon Street
Boston Daily Advertiser
Boston Post
U.S
Kirby Street
Hatton Garden
Morris Hart & CO
Kiroy Street
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Troy & Boston Railroad Company
Daniel A. Gleason
Globe Theatre
John Stetsoy
Universal
Flanons
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Janauschek
Mee Merrilies
Scott
Boston Museum Company
Bleake House
Mmne
Janauscher
Richard Mansfield
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Cora Tanner
Denman Thompson
Shee
Bath
Abbey & Schoeffel
Gilbert
Donnelly
Girard
A. M. Palmer
Partners
Isaac B. Rich
Robson and Cranse
Bronson Howard
J. M. Hill
Joseph Brooks
Sears
Grand Opera House
Ashington Street
Dover
Proctor & One Seld
Sienor
Tale Campanini
Verdi
Mestayer
Howard Athen
AUM
N.S. Wood
Steinert Hall
Carl Baermann
M. Steinert & Sons
Cor. Boylston and
Tremont Streets
Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Mme
Lilli Kmalisch-Lehmanann
Louise Meisslinger
Paul Kalisch
Emil Fischer
L. v. Beethoven
Leonore
Terrett
Bumstead Hall
Mir
Walter Damrosch
Beethoven
Ote
Cyclorama
Bunker Hill
Tremont St
Gettysburg
Munkacsy
Old South Church