Rights of Canada debated in Senate fishing treaty row
The Senate resumed discussion on the fisheries treaty with Canada. Speakers defended ratification, criticized alleged rights surrender, and attacked a Woodbury letter. Gray urged postponement, while Fishermen’s rights under the treaty were highlighted. The session closed after adjournment at 0:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtnaton
Senate
Call
Florida
Sherman
Key West
Alaska
Northwest
Gray
Delaware
C. L. Woodbury
Mr. Woodbury
Canada
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
Great Britain
Democratic Party
Beck
Bessemer Steel
Carnegie
Scotland
Warwick
George
Boston Herald
Deep Sea Assembly
Knights of Labor
Gloucester
Fish Trust
Ile
Mgr. Hoar
Herald
Hoar
Gloucester Knights of Labor
Massachusetts
Copiah
Fortifications Appropriation Bill Debate in Senate and House
The period covered includes attempts by Mr Phelan to secure Cherokee freedmen proceeds from lands, a printing inquiry against a New York paper, pardons lists asked by Mr Dubois, a $200000 measure to fight infectious diseases, and a long House committee session on fortifications. A gun factory at Watervliet Arsenal prompted a jurisdiction dispute between the committees on appropriations and military affairs, with several members arguing for their respective positions. The House adjourned at 5 o'clock after deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmington
Phelan
Senate
Owen
Buchanen
New York
England
Duboise
Attorney
Utah
Idaho
Davidson
United States
District of Columbia
Townshend
Illinois
Watervliet Arsenal
Committee On Appropriations
Committee
Sayers
Committee On Rules
Butterworth
Ohio
Ryan
Kansas
Messrs. Marsh
Pennnsylvania
Hooker
Mississippi
Land of
Nebraska
Hosiery Industry and Tariff Debate on Shipboard
Aiken of Franklin Falls argues for high protection under the Mills bill to keep hosiery production competitive against foreign goods. He cites costs, wages, and raw materials, warning against free wool and tied to overproduction issues in New England mills. Blaine discusses tariff impact with a Cleveland reformer aboard the City of New York, touching ship subsidies, Brazil trade, and foreign labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Walter Aiken
Franklin Falls
N. H
J. C. Moore
Manchester Union
Aiken
Tom
Harry
Bermuda
Boston Journal
Laconia
Harrison
Walter Aiken
Blaine
City of New York
A. L. Johnson
Cleveland
Johnstown
Penn
Johnson
New York World
Mr. Johnson
New York
England
Ohio
Congress
Brazil
Manton
United States
Uruguay
Grant
Turkey
Litgland
Mr. Blaine
Pee
Glasgow
Dublin
Brooklyn _ horse railroad
Alderman Gove Absent as City Board Delays Actions
Alderman Jesse Gove was absent from yesterday’s board meeting, delaying the Water Commissioner Doherty removal order. The session adjourned to Tuesday August 28 at 4 PM with several ordinances debated, including a committee referral and expense limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gove
Blaine
Board of Aldermen
Gove
Doherty
Wilson
Dolerty
Committee On
Vwvilson
Law Department
Bailey
Alderman Doherty
Alderman Murphy
Alderman McLauchlin
Alderman Wilson
Corporation Counsel
Alderman McLaughlin
Nettleton
Yras
Allen
Eddy
Kelley
Rogers
C. W. Smith
G. Nays
McLaughlin
Murphy
Short
Committee On Water
Water Board
United States of America
Galloupe
Boston Harbor
Boston Water Board
Brenton H. de Wolf
John J. Powers
J. F. Harrigan
New England Telemone and Telegraph Company
Oliver
Kilby
Midsummer Musical Festival Opens at Point of Pines
The fifth annual midsummer festival begins at the Point of Pines next Sunday and runs eight days with daily concerts. Manager Charles H Shayer and Musical Director J Thomas Baldwin unveil plans to surpass prior years featuring 100 musicians. Solo performances by Levy the cornetist and Innes the trombonist are listed, with nations represented by composers from America and older nations. Admission remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Charles H. Shayer
J. Thomas Baldwin
Baldwin
Levy
Innes
America
Steamer Egypt reports Shamrock sighting at sea
The Egypt, arriving New York from Liverpool, states on Aug. 7 it spoke the Shamrock, a British yacht from the Clyde bound for Boston, at latitude 48 57 and longitude 38 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
New York
Liverpool
Shamrock
Clyde
Boston
Kor Medtal Uses Acid Phosphate for Depression
Dr. L. G. Turner of Colfax Iowa reports relief from mental depression caused by gastric troubles after using horseord s acid phosphate. The ad promotes the product as beneficial for mood and stomach balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horseord
L. G
Turner
Colfax
Raymond and Whitcomb Excursions Planned to Yellowstone
September 10 marks the Boston departure for a Yellowstone National Park excursion with stops in Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis and St Paul. A second group departs October 8 without the National Park tour, with winter California stays returnable until July. Two direct trips to southern California via Atchison Topeka Santa Fe depart September 10 and October 8. Contact W Raymond at 296 Washington Street for full circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond & Whitcomd
Boston
Yellowstone National Park
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Park
Northern Pacific
Pacific, Northwest
California
National Park
Santa Fe
Southern
Atchison, Sopeka & Santa Fe
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Baby Pathfinder August issue on passenger transport lines
The August number of the Baby Pathfinder, a popular early child focused publication, has been issued. It includes all the latest details on passenger transportation lines and related travel features. Newsdealer copies are available for purchase.
Notes About The City Headlines and Events
Boston National Bank president J H Bové recovers after a summer shock of paralysis. Jewelry thieves raid Edward L Grueby store at 117 Meridian East Boston. Civil service commission reshuffle sees Arthur Lora replace Charles W Clifford. East Boston Mav erick Rifles officers election postponed to Aug 19. Past and present members and honorary members eye a Thursday gathering. Schooner George F Keene to be auctioned at De Butts Daggett wharf East Boston next Saturday. Molé the flute soloist appears at Music Hall promenade with Neuen dorff program. W H Macdonald makes debut at forthcoming concerts. Jansen night seats on sale for Tuesday 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bouvé
Boston National Bank
Cohasset
Edward L. Grueby
Meridian Street
East
Boston
Charles W. Clifford
Civil Service
Arthur Lora
Plymouth
Lord
Company L
Maverick Rifles
George F. Keene
de Butts & Daggett’s
United States District Court
M. Ch. Molé
Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Neuendorff
W. H. Macdonald
Unrestricted Immigration Debate Moves Labor Circle
Knights of Labor secretary Edwin Blaine argues for a regulated immigration system. He cites Irish owned mills and Irish laborers, poor conditions, and debt bondage as risks, urging consular supervision and limits to those who pursue U S citizenship and institutions. He warns about wage suppression in carpentry and Italian laborers, and supports penalties on steamship firms for induced migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Immigration Committee
Edwin
Blaine
Massachusetts State Assembly of Knights of Labor
Percy
The
Knights, of
Labor
Belfast
Ireland
America
Ms. Berry
Carpenters’ Union
Boston
Haine
Post
Gaenther
Congressional Committee
New York Herald
Europe
Agia
New York City
Cor
Tts
Americas
Battle of Giants Ends In Thirteen Inning Draw
In New York a drama filled 13 inning clash between the Giants and Chicago ended in a darkness decided draw as Ewing tied the score in the ninth inning. Baldwin pitched superbly for Chicago while Welch was hit often for New York. Weather and dust plagued play and several late rallies failed to break the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ewing
Baldwin
Welch
New Yorks
Chicagos
Ward
Olitwas
Keren
Vanti'tn
Tiernan
OL O Oi Duffy
Connor
Anson
O'Rourke
Pfeffer
Wilkinson
Burns
Whitney
Slattery
Daly
Richardson
Slatiery
Ryan
von Haltren
Duffy
Vieffer
Wid
Washingtons
O'Day
Pittsburgs
Myers
Hene Beckley
Givally
Duniav
ViO'nen
Carroll
Donnelly
Dalry Mple
Deassey
Kuchne
O’ Brien
Baile
Wilmot
Miller
Keckley
Darymple
Coleman
Errora
Pittsburgh
Fuller
Mille
Smith
Danlap
Kuehne
Galvin
Duslap
Beckley
Burdick
Philadelphias
Indianapolis
Phiiladelphias
Denny
Farrar
H. BH. Pos A. E
I. Bu.po.a. Ee
Glasscock
Bassett
Mulvey
Clements
McGeachy
Worcester Worcester–Manchester baseball recap
Worcester today featured hard hitting and sharp fielding, with the Worcesters delivering the best hitting and the sharpest defense at crucial moments. The score by innings shows a lopsided display, with Worcesters leading as the game progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Manchester
Worcesters
Baseball Scores From City Games Across The Circuit
In Cincinnati the Cincinnatis beat the Baltimores 3 to 2. In St Louis the St Louis team defeated the Clevelands 8 to 3. In Louisville the Louisvilles won over the Brooklyns 7 to 2. In Kansas City the Kansas Citys topped the Athletics 9 to ?.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati- Cincinnatis
Baltimores
St. Louis
Clevelands
Louisville
Louisvilles
Brooklyns
Kansas City
Kansas Citys
Athletics
Seventieth Birthday Lunch for Lucy Stone Blackwell
Yesterday Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell marked her seventieth birthday with a luncheon at the Woman's Journal rooms. Judge and Mrs. Sewall presented a diamond crescent studded with pearls to the guest of honor. Attendees included Mrs. Whittier, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Colonel Higginson, and William Lloyd Garrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Stone Blackwell
Sewall
Whittier
Julia Ward Howe
Colonel Higginson
William Lloyd Garrison
Sensibia Women Po Use Pylo's Pearline Purifier Aide
Sensibia women and others urged to try Pylo's Pearline for cleansing and disinfection. The claim highlights its purifying effects and sanitizing benefits across households and daily routines.
Obituary of Josiah S. Robinson Ex Alderman Jamaica Plain
Josiah S. Robinson ex Alderman dies at his Jamaica Plain residence after long illness. Born in New Hampton New Hampshire August 27 1321 he moved from Blackstone Street to India Street then Pond Street Jamaica Plain. He was a Republican alderman in 1878 and 1879 loved by neighbors for generosity and integrity and remembered for apt stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah
S. Robinson
Robinson
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Robinson
New Hampton
N.H
Aus
Robinson Homestead
Finley W. Robinson
Loston
Jesse Holbrook
Robinson & Holbrook
Blackstone Street
Feaging
North End
No. 6
India Street
Holbrook
J. 5. Robinson & Co
Robinson, Nurse & Raymond
Alfred S. Woodworth
Robinson & Woodworth
Shawmut Avenue
Pond Sires
Daiaica Plain
Whih Place
Amin
No Boston Breweries Sold Amid Rumor of Buyout Bid
The New York Tribune reported English capitalists seeking to buy American breweries with terms favorable to sellers. It claimed four Boston breweries already secured by a syndicate and offers would target establishments worth at least 250000 dollars. Boston brewers denied any truth, expressing surprise at the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Boston
Jacob Pfaff
Bay State Brewery
Boston Beer Company
Jones, Cook & Co
Political Handbook Issued By National Insurance Co of Hartford
A campaign book issued by the National Insurance Company of Hartford lists candidate portraits and sketches, party platforms, and relevant material. A. M. Bullard, Boston, at 30 Congress Street, is the local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Insurance Company of
Hartford
Lovers and Collectors of Stamps Hold Convention
The American Philatelic Association opened its annual convention in Ellis' Hal at 24 Hayward Place with about 690 members, though not all attended. President Tiffany presided, credentials sparked proxy disputes, and officers were elected as delegates debated membership and publicity, while plans for printing the constitution in German and French were praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Philatelic Association
Ellis’ Hal
Hayward Place
John K. Tiffany
St. Louis
Miss Britely
Unicogo Daily
Committee On Credentials
Committee On
K. Liffany
W. ©. Vanderlip
International Secretar Rechert
American Society
International Society
A. R. Gadsden
Grand Crossing
Henry Clotz
New York
Ane
W.C. Stone
Springfield
Literary Board
American Philatelist
Ediorstone
Poara
Funeral for William C. Rogers Held in Boston
Funeral services for William C. Rogers former resident of 232 Commonwealth Avenue who died in London England July 1 were held at First Church Berkeley and Marlboro Streets conducted by Rev Brooke Hertford Arlington Street Church. Remains were taken to Mt Auburn for burial with pallbearers S E Peabody George Z Silsbee Lovelest Saltonstall Daniel Barstow Francis Peabody and William Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Rogers
William ©. Rogers
Commonwealth Avenue
London
Ling
Berkeley and
Marboro Streets
Brooke Hertford
Arlington Street
Mt. Auburn
S. E. Peabody
George Z. Silsbee
Loverest Saltonstall
Daniel Barstow
Francis Peabody and
Wiam Whitney
Trade names and firms listed in Aperdeen mississippi ad
A garbled OCR of business names and partners across multiple cities. Entries include A Paine of R Paine & Co Yo Alleghany Blumhege of Blumhage & Co Alleghany Penn ad Biddung Atlanta force of G H A W Force Irningham 34 W CO Retse Chicago Starks Phelps Dodge & Palmer Chisago McLaughlan of Selz Schwab Columba Harris Columbus Linia Hudson of Hudson Howes Micdale Chapman Kansas City S Krreen Am Memphis Ader Bros Co George Trawel of Tidwell Rd Vikisburg Starkey of Starkey ScowGen St Louis George W Lewis of O J Lewis Wichita R South of Smith Stover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aperdeen
Miss
Paine
Paine & Co
Alleghany
Blumhage & Co
Penn
Atlanta
Irningham
Starks
Craw
Chicago
M Phelps
Dodge & Palmer
Chisago
McLaughlan
Selz
Schwab & Co
Columb
Siss
Harris
Fie
Columbus
Linia
A Hudson
Hudson & Howes
Micdale
Chapman
Kanges City
Memphis
Lenas Adier
Ader Bros & Co
Aim
J M Tidwell & Co
Vikisburg
Wickeragill, Jr
Springfield
Starkey
Starkey & ScowGen
St Louis
George W Lewis
O J Lewis & Con
Wichita
Kan
Smith & Stover
Larceny case sent to grand jury in Charlestown court
Adams and Curtis Jr and Frank J. Mields prosecuted for larceny of gold chains from unknown victims. In Charlestown court, E F Taylor faces assault with a knife on Edwin Merville, with case continued to the 17th. bond set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auag
Adams and
Curtis, Jr
Frank J. Mields
Charlestown
E. F. Taylor
Edwin Merville
Hotels Guest List From Various Cities
Yesterday’s hotel ledger lists guests from New York Charleston and Detroit among others including Mrs J H Parker Miss Annie V Jones C M Henderson and wife the Misses Henderson A W Nickerson Henry H Mudd Mrs Mudd H Sanders Miss Blanche Sanders Mrs Dr Fil Burden Miss Ada N Burden Attleboro Mass Brunswick W P Hamilton Mrs Davis Hamilton Detroit Samuel Freeway Mrs Freeman and family Morristown N J Mr and Mrs W A Weidersheim Theodore Weidersheim Jr Philadelphia Mrs W K Dobson Miss Dobson Tec Frick Oregon J E Fell Miss E S Cash Philadelphia Adams John K Tiffany St Louis G W Whitelaw Glasgow D S Macfarlane Tampa B C Douglass and family Fargo John Freisdadius Stockholm Emery Speer United States Circuit Judge Georgia Samuel Kay New York Mrs James A Wright St Louis Charles Stickney Foudu Lac Tremont R I Booth Melbourne Australia William Allen Butler and wife Misses Butler T A Siage and wife F W Douglass and wife H G Glat London Parker s Eugene Griffin Henry C Corbin Mr and Mrs William Le Baron Chicago William Howell and wife the Misses Howell Young s Mrs M White and family Baltimore Charles A Hobbs and wife Wilkes Barre J S Grinnell and family Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vendome
J. H. Parker
New York
Annie V. Jones
Charleston
C. M. Henderson
Henderson
A. W. Nickerson
Marion
Henry H. Mudd
Mudd
St. Louis
H. Sanders
Baltimore
Blanche Sanders
Fil. Burden
Ada N. Burden
Attleboro
Mass
Brunswick
W. P. Hamilton
Davis Hamilton
Detroit
Samuel Freeway
Freeman
Morristown
N. J
W. A. Weidersheim
Theodore Weidersheim, Jr
Philadelphia
W. K. Dobson
Dobson
Bloominston
Frick
Oregon
J. E. Fell
Cash
Adams
John K. Tiffany
G. W. Whitelaw
Glasgow
Macfarlane
Tampa
Kla
W. B. Douglass
Fargo
Dak
John Freisdadius
Stockholm
United States
Emery Speer
Georgia
Samuel Kay
James A. Wright
Charles Stickney
Fou-du-Lac
Wis
Tremont
R. I. Booth
Chicago
William Howell
Sale of Fine Horses Across Town
A. W. Davis sold last week several fine horses including a fast roadster to Dr. Cushing of Dorchester a bay Kentucky horse to Mr. Tappan of Milton a saddle and harness horse to C A Cutting a handsome horse to Joun Atkins of Beacon Street for his brougham and a fast stepper to a gentleman in Marblehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Davis
Dr. Cushing
Dorchester
Mr. Tappan
Milton
C. A. Cutting
Joun Atkins
Beacon Street
Marbiehead
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Rights OF Canada
Senator Gray
Charles Levi Woodbury
TLE Insurang Ce
Towee Estate
Pitttsburgh
Detroits
Philatelisys
New American Party
Washington
Hewitt
Low
Brooklyn
Enator Blair
New Hampshire
Stanford
Hearst
Palmer
Michigan
Wade Hempton
Fort Carolina
Rusk
Wiscosin
Oglesby
Negley
Pennsylvania
Mr. Foster
Republican League
Grover Cleveland
Benson J. Lossing
Tribune
C. D. Leng
Sheffield Telegraph
Mr. Leng
E Itor
Eee
Philadelphia Record
Ind
Philadelphia Press
Baine
San Francisco
Cal
Ing
Jest & Belcher
Nevada
Graves & Sops
Paris
Baker’s Breakfast Gove
Baker & CO
Norman McDonald & CO
BRAT
Cambridge
Janes
Hed Freef
LE Street Mass
Lowel Estate
Cee
Porton
Watertown
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