Favor Tariff Reform and Chief Justice Fuller Salary Tale
Washington August 7 reports Rep Henry Smith of Wisconsin vows support for Mills tariff amid GOP threats of recall. The piece details Fuller’s oath and salary eligibility under 1862 Revised Statutes and Harlan’s caution, then debunks rumors of a clerical political assessment system and portrays malt liquor consumption trends and beer ubiquity in the United States with yearly per capita figures.
Secretary orders North Atlantic squadron to Canadian fishing grounds
Secretary Whitney directs Rear Ad miral Luce to deploy all ships of the North Atlantic squadron to protect American fishing interests. Ossipee will lead the convoy. Lamont downplays any claims of General Black's resignation or rift with the administration. Seymour, ex Winchester pastor, is in Atlantic City but set to return weeks later. House appropriations panel acts on Senate sundry civil amendments and debates nonconcurrence on arid lands survey, post office buildings, and related items. Patent Court bill advocates urge passage but committee has not ruled yet.
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Fuller
The
Treasury
Departmental
Postal
Customs Service
United States
Treasury Department
Justice Harlan
Mr. Fuller
Colonel Switzler
Bureau of Statistics
England
Whitney
Luce
Ossipee
Charles R. Seymour
Winchester
Mass
Newman
Europe
Atlantic City
House Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Washington Post
House Committee
Dodge
Patent Bar Association
House Committee On the Judiciary
Court of Patent Appeals
Saratoga Winners in Yesterday's Races at Saratoga
Weather improved at Saratoga as races began with heavy track drying. Lintram won the 400 purse for two year olds, Hypocrite took the free handicap, Montrose captured the Kearney stakes, Sosa won the 400 purse, and Percy the hurdle race as mutuals payouts ranged up to 1290.
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Saratoga
Lintram
Alaha
Queen of Trumps
The
Mutuals
Hypocrite
Daruna
Wary
Montrose
Argo
Oarsman
Sosa
Pocatello
Redstone
Percy
Burr Oak
Murphy
Second Corps of Cadets Report From Camp Essex
The Second Corps of Cadets on its August duty tour at Camp Essex, SaveM, logged a tough day of weather but solid work. Reports show 16 officers and 125 men present with 24 in the band. one officer and 25 men absent. Guard mounting and drills praised, camp policing in good order, guests including Colonel Sampson, Colonel Wellington, Major Johnson, and Seventh New York officers. The band concert, camp views, and improved rifle range near the railroad marked the afternoon. Lieutenant-Governor Brackett and staff expected Friday to review the command. late trains anticipated Thursday and Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Savem
Sprechau
Dalton
Sampson
Wellington
Johnson
Abraham
Dewson
Seventh New York
Harwood
Salem
Brackett
McDonald Arraigned for Forged Promissory Note in Lyon
Charles McDonald a morocco dresser for John Rhodes Boston street faced District Police Court in Lyon before Judge Keith charged with forging John Travers signature on a promissory note. He attempted to obtain funds from Watson & Dickason real estate dealers, was arrested after admitting the forgery and held in $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Charles McDonald
John Rhodes
Boston Street
Keith
John Travers
Dickason
Watson & Dickason
Market Street
McDonald
Arlington Strike Remains Unsettled In Lawrence Text
Lawrence August 7 The Arlington strike continues unsettled as weavers meet this afternoon and plan another gathering tomorrow. Reports say mill workers with relatives in the strike were sent out to bring in relatives or be excluded. Richard F. Barry of the State board of arbitration was expected but could not attend. The State board is said to take up the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Spreer Au
Arlington
Richard F. Barry
State Board of Arbitration
State Board
Afraid of Canada Raises Alarm on Northern Border
Senator Cullom argues Canada’s growing power threatens U S peace and prosperity. He backs a resolution to study railways tied to Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk. He warns English subsidized lines divert trade, freezing out U S rivals, and says investigation should cover Halifax to San Francisco.
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Calom
Canadian Pacific
Grand Trunk Railways
China
Japan
America
Vancouver’s Island
Canadian Pacific Railway
Congress
Halifax
San Francisco
Post
Canada
Sam
England
Dominion of Canada
United States
Straws From State Street Markets Rally Amid Strong Reports
Markets yesterday held firm as scarce news left prices driven by favorable crop reports and broad buying. Leading movers included New York Central, Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Reading, and Texas Pacific, with early optimism and a London bid on Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Reading
Texas Pacific
Framingham Tax Rate Sets at 13 Dollars per Thousand
Framingham's tax rate for the year is 13 dollars on a thousand. The list of prominent taxpayers shows Ward 1 Framingham Centre residents Adams, Bean, Bigelow, and many estates, individuals, and local firms paying amounts over 100 dollars. Ward 2 Saxonville Luc y Billings and others contribute, with totals ranging into the hundreds, while Ward 3 South Framingham lists a long roster including Amsden, Bridges firms, Eames family, Framingham Electric and Water Companies, and numerous others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Framingham Centre
Constance Adams
Z. B. Adams
Martha
Ira B. Fenton
Edmund B. Fay
First Parish
David Fisk
C.J. Frost
Paul W. Gibbs
Frank Goodwin
George H. Gordon
Franklin E. Gregory
W. F. Gregory
KF. BE
Elizabeth Osgood
Orre Parker
Peter Parker
Sarah K. Perry
Edward C. Rice
John R. Rooke
Oliver B. Root
Mary S. Stone
Charles O. Trowbridge
J. Warren Walkup
J.S. Wheeler
J. Avery White
Joseph A. White
RK. Warren Whiting
W.C. Wight
John L. Wilson
Charles Williams
Ward
Saxonville
Lucy C. Billings
Fredrick Davis
L. F. Fuller
Hollis Hastings
Emery Hill
Charles W. Parker
Adelaide Robinson
Frank E. Simpson
George W. Webster
Saxonville Mills
H. S. Stone
Ward 3
South Framingham
G. M. Amsden
Bridges & Co
D.T. Bridges
Frances Bridges
Henry Billings
H. QO. Billings
C. L. Barber
T. L. Barber & Co
V. W. Bullard
A. C. Blanchard
Helen E. Blanchard
Frank Brooks
C. E. Bradley
P. Bigelow
Coburn Manufacturing Company
J. J. Coburn
W. E. Clark
Alexander Ark
C. W. Coolidge
F. Cutler
Clara F. Cutler
Vu. F
Clara Cutler
George E. Cutler
Cutler
Ranney & Clark
D. J. Cooney
Frederick Coston
Day
Mary Ann Day
W. Dunn
L. Eames
David Eames
A. M. Eames
Edwin Eames
Catherine Eames
Harrison, Eames
C. A. Eames
Eliphalet Eames
H. G. Eames
H. G
W. R. Eames
Rev. W. R. Eastman
Framingham Electric Company
Framingham Manufacturing Company
Framingham Water Company
A. Fales & Sons
French Bros
C. Folger & Co
E. Goulding
L. B. Gaines
Gossamer Rubber Company
J. H. Goodell
Willard Howe
Louisa Howard
Richard Hill
Josiah Hemenway
Willian D. Higgins
Jonas Kendall
H. C. Kingman
Moses Seattle
Walter Laker
M. E. Church
Lucy T. Moore
Daniel McNamara
J. J. McCann
A. Merriam
Bernard Merriam
J. A. Merriam
F. Manson
B. T. Manson
Merriam, Robinson & Gregory
Sarah E. Nelson
V. M. Ranney
Mary
F. Ranney
Edward _ Reardon
J. Smith
H. L. Sawyer
IT. L. Sturtevant
C. C. Stevens
F. J. Stevens
Sprague
Henry Bullard
J. E. Brown
Boston & Albany Railroad
Comany
City of Boston
William Jlatlin
N. P. Coburn
R. M. Everit
Framingham Camp Meeting Association
J. ©. Jordan
Old Cony Railroad Company
Jones Fall
George Somerby
Watchman Dies After Vat Accident at Tannery in Salem
George Miller, 30, a watchman at Proctor's tannery, fell into a vat of scalding liquor early today. He was badly burned and died at the hospital at noon. He was a member of the Peabody fire department and leaves a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
George Miller
Proctor’s
Peabody Fire Department
Fle
Proposals for Naphtha Burners for Public Street Lighting
Sealed proposals due August 11 at 11 a.m. with terms for furnishing up to 1000 naphtha burners and accessories, attaching to Boston street lanterns, capacity equal to 25 candles, 14 hours fuel, two-quart minimum tank. Include install, 3-year maintenance, and bid to Hugh J. Toland. Advertisement cancellation noted and substitution issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamp Department
City Hall
Boston
Hugh J. Toland
Restore baby health with Murdock's liquid food
Advice urges adding three or more drops of Murdock's Liquid Food to every meal to restore vitality and preserve health. The instruction emphasizes not changing the baby's food but supplementing it to recover or maintain wellness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
New Corporations Chartered Yesterday
Worcester Wall Paper Company is capitalized at 6000 with Frank W. Clapp as president and Edward J. Hickey as treasurer. Methuen Cooperative Association shows capital of 5000 with John H. George as president and Joseph W. Fulton as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester Wall Paper Company
Capital
Frank W. Clapp
Edward J. Hickey
Methuen Cooperative Association
John H. George
Joseph W. Fulton
Amusements listings at Boston area theatres
Evening at 8 shows headline performances across venues including Mankind Boston Museum Katti family help and a Promenade concert at Music Hall. Matinee at 2 and evening times listed for Oakland Garden Cyclorama Horticultural Hall and Pompeii amphitheatre with Last Days of Pompeii and Jerusalem crucifixion programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Katti
Roland Reed
Boston Theatre
Mankind
Oakland Garden
Tremont Street
Battle of Gettysburg
Music Hall
Horticultural Hall
Jerusalem
Pompeii
Horses and Horatio Harris Race Times Listed Today
Today schedule shows J. C. Richardson at 10:80 a m and Horatio Harris at 10 a m on Thursday with events likely horse races or horse show timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Richardson
Horatio Harris
Marital announcements of Lindsay Clark and Maldon Gardner
In this city a July 20 ceremony witnessed Rev Emory J Haynes officiating as Charles H Lindsay wed Mary A Clark and on August 1 Rev H A Sullivan presided over Patrick Maldon and Ellen Gardner tying the knot in Maldon Gardner nuptials.
Obituary Notices From Northboro To Walpole
Obituaries and death notices list Amanda Ball Dorchester widow Mrs Mary Bradley Annie Broughton Mary Carey Captain E D Cassell Addie B Coolidge James Currie Annie M Dwyer Mrs Thomas Gilman John Holmes Mary Kenney John Leary David W Leslie Frank J McCalvey William J Murphy May Gertrude Murphy Timothy O Donoghue Isabelle G Spinney Bessie A Susan A Swan Sarah P Tucker Lois Turner James Walsh infant son and other local names with ages and locations across Massachusetts towns Aug dates noted.
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Ball
Northboro
Mass
Amanda M
Stephen Ball
Boston
Bradley
Dorchester
Mary Bradley
John and
Kate Bradley
Broughtosx
Annie Broughton
Carey
Mattapoisett
Mary Carey
Cassell
H. T. McClearn
E. D. Cassell
Coolidge
North Cambridge
Addie B
Charles F. Coolidge
Currie
South Boston
James Currie
Dwyer
Annie M
William J
Sarah J. Dwyer
Gilman
Thomas K. Gilman
Holmes
John Holmes
Kenney
Mary
Patrick Kenney
Leary
John Leary
Leslie
North Woburn
David W. Leslie
McCalvey
Frank J. McCalvey
Murphy
Somerville
William J. Murphy
May Gertrude
John J
Annie M. Murphy
O'Donoghue
Timothy O'Donoghue
Peabody
Isabelle G
Fred J
Gertrude Peabody
Spinney
Beachmont
Bessie A
Winfred
Nellie Spinney
Swan
Winchester
Susan A. Swan
Tucker
New London
Conn
Sarah P. Tucker
Turner
Walpole
Lois Sylphina Turner
Walsh
James
Margaret Walsh
That marvellous book at LORING'S with London papers
The phrase refers to the celebrated novel Robert Elsmere praised by Mr Gladstone. The remark notes a public showing or discussion at Loring's alongside the London papers, signaling interest in the work and the political figure's endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Elsmere
Mr. Gladstone
Loring’s
London
Warren Cotton Mills Stockholders Meeting Notice
Annual meeting of the stockholders to be held at the Treasurers office No 100 Summer street on Tuesday August 14 at 1 30 pm PEDER OLSEN Clark Boston August 7 1888
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Milk Street
Portland Union Railway Station Company
Warren Cotton Mills
Summer Street
Lo 'Dock Co
Peder Olsen, Clark
Prescott Insurance Company
Congress Street
Boston
F. A. Wetherbee
Sec
Court Street
Mass
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Indorse
Congressman Smith
Fuler
Spreman
Henry Smith
Smith
Milwaukee
Mr. Smith
Democratic Party
Bureau of Information
Washington
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Club
Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Political Information
Lawrence Gardner
Cleveland
Bureau
Etter
Lamont
General Black
Second Corps OF Cadets
Senator Cullom
State Street
H. B. Hollins & Co
Messrs
S. Wormser & Co
Trunk Line
Commissioner Fink
Pennsylvania
Oriental
Coney Island
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Western Union
Lawson & Co
St. Paul
Zeore
Tacoma
Wash
Palouse
Washington Territory
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern
Frenchman’s Bay
D. H. Darling
William A. Tower
Tower, Giddings & Co
National Bank of the Commonwealth
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Manitoba
Minnesota
Blake Bros. & Co
Amsterdam
Essex County
F. 8. Moseley & Co
Grand Avenue Railway
Topeka
Kan
Messrs. Adams
Blodget & Co
Cape
Glen House
White Mountains
N. H
Zron
A. BR. Milliken & CO
L. P. Roberts
C. R. Milliken
Oregon House
Hull
T. Hrarrington
Jackson
Iron Mountain House
W. A. Meserve
Chiswick Inn
Littleton, N
A. W. Weeks
Littleton, N. YU
Littleton
Dix
F. M. Young
Beach Street
Asement
W. KE. P. Weers
Water Street
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Charles River Avenue
Charlestown
Boston Tobacco Company
Tudor Co
Charlies River Avenue
Coffin & Henry
OWA
Iowa
Des Moines
John Jeffries & Sons
Weston and
Devonshire St
City Notices
Cuty
Boston, Revere Beach
Lynn R. R
Winthrop Junction
Jon Beachmont
Crescent Beach
Io Ai
Oak Island
Lyau
Winthrop
Ocean Spray
Great Head
Taft’s
A. Hammond
Joan A, Fenno
G.T. A
Like
Free Surgical Hospital
Eastport
Calais
ST. John
N. B
N. S
Portland
Campobello
St. Aundrews
Nova Scotia
International S.S. Co
Commercial Wharf
Annapolis
Digby
J. W. Richardson
W.H. Kilby
Wishing’n St
J. B. Coyle
E. A. Waldron
G. P.A
Beacon Park
Las
Allston
Stand, S. Propik
Electhric
AD. Nedendorff
W. H. Fessenden
the Wood Nymph
Sterndale Bennett
Am Neckarstrand
Millecker
Mienon
Thomas
Robespierre
Littolf
Littolf—‘‘Kaumerei
Schumann
Allegretto
Love
Neuendorff
Sig. G. Campanari
Eugene Tompkins
Paul Merritt
George Conquest
Huntington Ave
West Chester Park
Pain
Huntington Avenue Brookline
Pines
Baldwin's
Tanis
Revere Beach RR
Boston & Maine
Grand Opera House
Washington St
Dover St
Proctor & Mansfield
Prop’s and Managers
Canpobello
International Line
Acm
Ariving
Bo'clock
Eastern Railroad
Washington Street
T. A. Barker
Island Army
Alex S. Porter
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Maine Central Railroad
Portland Union Railway Station Co
Arthur Sewall
New England
the Winner Investment CO
William H. Parmenter
State St
Eastern Banking
Francis A. Osborn
T. Merrihew
Murdock Chqued Food CO
Scrools
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Boylston
Berkeley Street
Wellesley and Smith
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Recaylor
DE Meritte & Hagar
Jpriends School
Providence
R. T
Augustine Jones
Thayer Academy
Braintree
J. B. Sewall
South Braintree
NEW Publications
Ture
Middletown, Conn
NRATH
S&s. Keay
Equitable
Corporation Notices
Devonshire Strret
Muldoon
Christ
Matthew Morgan
Geo. J. D. Curie
J. M. Hill
Gettysburg
Harbor Resorts
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton Landing
Old Colony Railroad
Wembertop
Nantasket
Bhull
Wemberton Pier
Hall
Yacht Club
Strawberry
Downer
Hingham
Pemberton
Fripp
Beach Railroad
Copartnership Notices
Coopartnership
Winkley, Dresser & Co
Humner Dresser
W. W. Winkley
Edwin D. Dresser
Salem Lead Company
F. A. Brown, Treas
Salem, Biase
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