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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1888

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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