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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1890

Page

5

Free ore duty cut signals Massachusetts sentiment

Senator Dawes led a rare cross party vote with three Republicans and the Democrats for reducing iron ore duty from 75 to 60 cents per ton amid the national debate on New England industry. The census head quarters project the U S population around sixty four million with official figures due Sept. 1. Secretary Windom named Robert M. Nixon deputy comptroller of the currency, a New Castle Indiana banker allied with leading Republicans. Treasury employees who are Grand Army of the Republic members may take leave to attend the Boston encampment, and Boston customs office may grant similar absences. Lowell public building bids opened. D J Curtis submitted the low bid at 194900.

Wasmwgnorton Aue Strcian Dawes Massachusetts Gorman Maryland New England Blaine Frye Mr. Blaine Windom Robert M. Nixon J. D. Abrahams South Carolina Nixon New Castle Ind First National Bank of Thomas M. Brown Michenor Peele Huston Boston Treasury Department Grand Army of the Republic Department Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Suffolk Eliza C.lippitt John W. Keith Boston Post Joan W, MokKim Maguire Joan H, Palne Massachusuffolk Hannah WY. W. Barreets Portland Maine

President and Wanamaker Arrive Then Plan New York Departure

The President and Postmaster General Wanamaker arrived at 1 45 p m from Cape May Point. He will leave Saturday morning for New York to board the government cruiser Baltimore that afternoon for Boston. The ship will be over Sunday and Monday morning will proceed to Beaton. Secretaries Noble and Rusk and likely Private Secretary Halford accompany the President.

Wanamaker Cape May Point New York Baltimore Boston Beaton Noble Rusk Halford

Red Coated Cadets Report Busy Day at Salem Camp

Salem August 6 special report the red coated cadets had a perfect day despite morning showers. municipal day brought Essex selectmen mayor and city council members as guests. notable figures included Commodore Soley Adjutant General Dalton and Colonel Joseph A Dalton. rifle practice and high scores in the Dew-60n prize medal were posted. tomorrow is ladies day with a band concert and late train. consolidated strength lists officers and men across companies A B C and O for a total of 16 officers 122 men and 24 in the band.

SaLem Essex Rantoul Bettes, Tierney Porter Dudley Gage Mansfield Commodore Soley New Naval Battalion Dalton Joseph A. Dalton Veteran Corps Newell Jude Safford Hamilton E. A. Phaten Edwards Bruce Dexter Bergholtz Cummings Packard Osgood Baker

Capture of Apponang by Rhode Island Militia

The Rhode Island militia brigade under General Elisha H. Rhodes moved from Camp Davis Oakland Beach at 1:50 this morning and seized Appenang. Artillery, videttes, cavalry, gatling gun squad, signal corps and infantry executed their roles as manny u res were brilliantly done. The brigade will stay in camp for the rest of the week with Friday set for Governor reception and guest visits from other states.

Providence R. L Rhode Island Elisha H. Rhodes Davis Oakland Beach Appenang Signal Corps

Boynton Family Reunion in Salem Draws 125 Attendees

About 125 members and connections of the Boynton family of America gathered at the Willows in Salem for the reunion. Attendees came from Maine, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Ohio, Iowa, Mississippi, Maryland, New York, Illinois, Minnesota. Letters were read from ex Governor James S. Boynton of Georgia and General H. W. Boynton of Washington, D.C. The president Dr John Farnham Boynton of Syracuse was reelected and records printed.

Salem Boynton America the Willows Maine New Hampshire Connecticut Ohio Iowa Mississippi Maryland New York Illinois Minnesota James 5. Boynton Georgia H. W. Boynton Washington, D.C John Farnham Boynton Syracuse N.Y Caroline H. Boynton Tower

Market Downturn Reflected in New York and Copper Notes

The market in New York was more active but at lower prices as bears pressured stocks amid weak margins and inflated crop reports. Atchison weakened sharply, Louisville & Nashville held with cotton demand, and Vanderbilts showed first declines. Copper remains weak despite some strong buyers. Lake Superior copper trades at 17 cents cash. The St Paul earnings hint at mixed results with rising expenses. discussions of dividends and corporate actions continue as New York eyes possible developments this week.

New York Lne A. 5 Breelow Lake Superior St. Paul London Miller

Marriages in Charlestown and City This Week

Notices report multiple wedding alliances in the city with Aug 4 and Aug 5 ceremonies. George O Bradbury weds Ida May Flarris, Neil Cullen weds dulla A Foster, James Ghilip weds Laura Williams, Daniel A Hamill weds Ann J Morrison.

Fletcher Daniel A. Hamill Ann J. Morrison

Multiple Death Notices From Aug. Read in Concord and Nearby

Death notices list several local passings from August 2 to August 6. Names include Sarah W Bean of Concord, infant William K Bradford of East Boston, Katie E Broderick of Charlestown, Captain Stephen Carey of East Boston, Lucy Clough of Chicopee Falls, Luella Hunt Harrison of South Duxbury, Edward Russell of East Boston, Mary A Semple of Boston, Emeline P Trask of East Boston, and Robert Walker of Roxbury. Ages range from infants to 81, with family connections specified in several entries.

Bean Concord Sarah W W. Bean Bradford Duxbury William K Edward K Florette Bradford East Boston Broderick Charlestown Katie E Margaret John Broderick Carey Stephen Carey Clough Chicopee Falls Lucy Joseph Clough Harrison South Duxbury Luella Hunt Thomas Lula Harrison Russell Edward Russell Semple Mary A. Semple Trask Emeline P Amos Trask Peabody Walker Roxbury Robert Frances J. B. Walker

Flying Pacers In Buffalo Bouts At Grand Circuit Meet

The Buffalo Grand Circuit opener featured three pace heats in rough wind and a heavy track. Cricket led early with 2:13.25, but Dallas surged to win five heats, defeating Cricket who settled for third as Jocko faded. Leop ard Rose and Margaret claimed easy trotting wins as Thursday's program promised 2:27 trot and pace events.

Burraro California Dallas Cleveland Cricket Jocko Leopard Rose Margaret Prince Warwick Alicante Vespaisian Harvey Luylas Boy

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