Secretary of the Treasury reports 1889 finances and tariffs
The annual Treasury report shows ordinary revenues of 387,050,058.89 for year to June 30, 1889, with major sources from customs and internal revenue. Expenditures totaled 281,996,615.60 leaving a surplus. notes and bonds redeemed. proposed tariff revisions favoring home industry. recommendations include silver money plan and reduced bank deposits.
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Washinaton
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
District of Columbia
Pacific Railways
Treasury
United States
Navy
Congress Debates Bills on Banking Pensions and Ports
The Senate covered a wide slate of measures including a plan to perpetuate the national banking system, pensions for disabled veterans, and fortifications for key ports. Proposals also addressed tariffs, common schools, and constitutional amendments on woman suffrage and liquor control. The session included reports, petitions, and executive business before adjourning.
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Morrill
Hoar
United States
Blair
Spooner
Congress
Manderson
Platt
Vance
Evarts
United States Circuit
Voorhees
Cullom
Farwell
M . Paddock
Hawley
Wilson
Iowa
Davis
Mitchell
Idaho
Frye
Custom House
Dolph
Cleveland
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Lake Ports
Hampton Roads
New Orleans
Paladelhia
Washington
Baltimore
Portland
Rhode Island
Narragansett Bay
Key West
Charleston
Mobile
New London
Secretary of the Navy
Washington Navy Yard
Pacific
Secretary of War
Pacific Coast
National Banking Association
Secretary of the Treasury
Cameron
Short Horn Producers’ Association
South
Central America
Chicago
Cockrell
Kansas City
National Temperance Society
Hale
Castine Railway & Navigation Company of
Maine
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Canadian Pacific
West
Committee On Commerce
Secretary of State
Regrard
Great Britain
State Department
Senate
Canada
Salem Woman Drowned in River Canal
Mrs. W. J. Moulton, about 45, of the corner of St. Peter and Brown streets, disappeared last night. Her body was found this afternoon in North River Canal near Gifford's Mill, believed a self inflicted death. She leaves two sons and a daughter and had shown signs of insanity.
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Salem
Moulton
St. Peter and
Brown Streets
North River Canal
Gifford’s Mill
Boston Press Club Entertainment at Boston Theatre
The Boston Press Club presents an afternoon program at the Boston Theatre headlined by Annie Pixley in Room 22 Second Floor with Signor Camanari baritone and William H. Crane's company in The Senator. Marie Jansen, Francis Wilson and Kiama Juch perform, with Ern st akechnie and Oliver Byron among others. Advance seat sales are strong.
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Press Club
Boston Press Club
Boston Theatre
Nella Brown-Pond
Oolah
Marie Jansen
Francis Wilson
Carrie Courtenay
Kiama Juch
Ernstakechnie
Frank Lester
Bison
Oliver Byron and
Howard Atheneum
Fragmentary Note on Currency Theory and Market Value
A shredded excerpt discusses monetary theory, describing how currency volume, gold equivalent value, and contraction affect market forces. It references the balance between issuing currency and maintaining sound value, with mentions of dollars and market dynamics.
Salem's Trade Building Association Report Promises Plans
The committee report states fourteen thousand sixty dollars subscribed and plans for the first building will be prepared at once. A five year rebuilding period is noted, with focus on weather resistant and warm garments. The piece mentions Parker & Co. and growing stock of overcoats and fur lined wraps for local drivers and shoppers.
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Salem’s Trade Building Association
Salem
The
Boards of Trade Building Association
Acullar, Parker & Co
Christian Conference Opens At Tremont Temple Under Evangelical Alliance
The Evangelical Alliance of the United States opens a general conference at Tremont Temple with William E. Dodge presiding. Leaders include Josiah Strong Frank Russell and A. J. Gordon. Sessions cover city needs, social reform, rural districts, and cooperative Christian work.
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Evangelical Alliance of the
L. B. Bates
T. C. Evans
Dr. Gregory
Quint
Dodge
A. J. Gordon
D.D
Boston
Boston Alliance
Josiah Strong
Alliance
Washington
R. Fulton Cutting
New York State
Evangelical Alliance
Strong
New London
West Troy
Baltimore
R. T. Ah
Johns Beenie University
London
Samuel A. Barnet
Ely
D.v
New York
Henry Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury
Fairbanks
Frank E. Jenkins
South
Hiram Camp
New Britain
Bateman
Chelsea
Twombly
Times
Frank Russell
J. M. Buckley
J. L. Phillips
Philadelphia Alliance
Dorchester Moral Reform Society Hears Socialism Talk
The Dorchester Moral Reform Society met at Mrs. De Long’s Ashmont home to discuss Social Socialism. Abby Morton Diaz of the Educational and Industrial Union endorsed Bellamy’s brotherhood concept and urged using wealth to uplift others while criticizing concentrated capital. She argued trust companies should serve the nation, called for more religion, and proposed placing wayward individuals in artful homes to inspire virtue.
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Dorchester Moral Reform Society
de Long
Wells Avenue
Ashmont
Abby Morton Diaz
Educational and Industrial Union
Edward Bellamy
Brotherhood of Man
Diaz
Jesus
Beebe and Knox Wed at King's Chapel in Ceremony
John H. Beebe and Martha W. Knox wed at King's Chapel yesterday at 3 PM with Rev. A Horton officiating. Ushers J E Thomas A Forbes F O Hitchings and William Rumrell attended. The couple left for a short trip and will be at home at Hotel Kensington on Thursdays in January.
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John H. Beeb
Martha W. Knox
King’s Chapel
A. Horton
J. E.thomas
A. Forbes
F. O. Hitchings
William Rumrell
Hotel Kensington
Miss Juch's Carmen at Boston Theatre Receives Mixed Review
The Boston Theatre debut of Emma Juch as Carmen drew a mixed verdict. Critics praised Juch's vocal charm but faulted the opera's overall performance, noting liberties with score and book, flawed acting, and an underpowered orchestra that hindered Bizet's Carmen.
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Miss Juch
Carmen
Emma Juch
Boston
Ocarpmen
Scceeseue
Cegs
Medins Juch Michaela
Susie Leonhardt Wercedes
Macnichol KrasQuita
Mario Freebert
Don Soses
Sss
Seercereee
Charles Hedmondt
Facamillo
Secese
Alonzo Stoddard
Dancairo
Elvin Singer
Remendado
Frank Pieri Zunigh
E.N. Knight
Miss Juci
Minnie Hauk
Pauline Lucca
Jose
Bizet
Escamillo
Napoleon US
Mr. Stoddard
Miss Jadi
Althoug
Senta
Elsa
Hedmondt
Susie Leonhardt
Lizzie Macincho
Mercedes
Neuendorff
Arthur Weld
Duffy's Malt Proclaimed Cure Amid City Health Alarm
The New York Board of Health reports five year city weekly deaths average 690 with about 288 from pulmonary illness. Advocates Duffy's Malt as the only pure whiskey aiding lungs and strength, warning buyers to avoid imitators and insist on genuine product.
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New York Board of Health
New York City
Board of Health
Duffy
Fires damage two Somerville homes with losses
An alarm from Box 34 in Somerville at 7 40 yesterday morning for a fire in the house of F R Cutter on Bradford avenue caused about 100 dollars damage. An alarm from Box 33 at 7 45 last evening for a fire started by a furnace in the house of Mr Baxter on Montrose street caused about 250 dollars in damage.
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Somerville
F. R. Cutter
Bradford Avenue
Auction notices from 1889 Boston probate and mortgage sale
Public sale announced by Gideon Beck & Son under Probate Court license for estate of John J. Donovan at 27 Emerald Street Boston on December 31 18389 at noon. Mortgagee Linus M. Child schedules back Bay parcel 2248 sq ft with rights and easements, sale December 17 1889 at 3 pm, subject to prior mortgage of 11000, payment terms 500 down.
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Suffolk
John J. Donovan
Boston
Emerald Street
Said Street
Alpheus B. Alger
Court Street
Mortgage Sale of 32 Battery Street Boston
Public auction of the Rice mortgage property in Boston on December 18 1889 at 3 PM. The parcel at 32 Battery Street covers 35 ft 3 in by 39 ft 4 in and is conveyed by the deed of May 29 1889. Terms require 500 at sale time with remaining terms to be announced. George F Jelly as Trustee for Abbie W Tay and under the Tay will is mortgagee. Cuaries B Southard attorney.
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National Bank
Treasury
Thomas Rice
Ada C. Rice
George F. Jelly
Abbie W. Tay
Charles K. Tay
Boston
Suffolk County Registry of Deeds
Battery Street
Battery Alley
Meinniss
Elias Cook
Samuel Wendell
Henry C. Harris
Cuaries B. Southard
Washington Street
Public Auction to Settle Estate of Charles Thompson
S. R. Knights & Co. announce a public auction on Tuesday December 10 at 12 o clock noon to settle the estate of the late Charles Thompson. The brick four story building at 32 Broad near State street offers a ground floor store and offices above with a 1000 square foot lot backing a rear passageway. Purchasers may pay cash or arrange a mortgage with 1000 cash due at sale time.
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Charles Thompson
Broad
State Street
Allston Street
Bowdoin
Four-Story Building Offered For Sale With Cash Option
At 3 o'clock p m on the premises a four story building with sixteen rooms, ample closet space, furnace, bath and hot and cold water fixtures is offered. The lot covers about 1400 square feet. Terms: cash or mortgage as desired with 300 paid in cash at sale time and place.
Public Auction of Properties on Main and Harvard Streets
Properties at 18 and 20 Main street near City square Thompson Nos 18 20 Main street brick eight stories high store on ground floor dwelling above 1200 square feet lot Harvard street No 25 wooden 21 story dwelling seven rooms usual conveniences 724 square feet lot Sale Friday December 6 at 8 p m on premises Cash or mortgage terms 300 cash on Main street estate and 100 on Harvard street
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Main Street
Harvard Street
Sale of Furniture and Household Items in Residence No 4
Public auction will be held Thursday December 5 at 10 o clock in the morning. Items include Emerson piano parlor suits sofas lounges two black walnut mantle mirrors clocks black walnut bookcase extension table side board dining chairs dinner set black walnut chamber sets hair mattresses open grate stove carpets and more.
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Emerson
Public Auction Of Dow Estate House And Lot
Will be sold by public auction on Wednesday December 11 at 2:00 p m on the premises. The two family house is 24% stories high with nine rooms and usual conveniences. The land covers about 22 square feet. Terms cash with $200 due at time and place of sale. Sale closes the estate of the late James B Dow. Trustees William P Blake and J Orne Green under the will of James B Dow.
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James B. Dow
William P. Blake
J.orne Green
Publc
Church Street
Melrose Street
Clos
James K. Dow
J. Orne Green
James KB. Dow
Trustees Sale of Corner Estate at Church and Melrose
Trusts announce a public auction of the Dow estate at 29 and 34 Church and 27 Melrose near Tremont. On Wednesday December 11 at 2 p m premises sale of brick buildings with 15 rooms and adjoining lot about 1298 sq ft. Cash terms require $300 down at sale to settle the late James K Dow estate. J Orne Green trustee.
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Melrose St
Auction Notice of Angell Mortgage Sale in Dorchester
Pursuant to a power of sale in a mortgage deed by George C Angell of Boton to Edwin B Buckingham and Wm C Cotton of Brookline and trustees under the Armia Cotton will sell at public auction on Monday December 30 1882 at 1 30 pm the premises described as 35 Dorchester Boston a lot of 10000 sq ft with buildings and adjacent Abbot Street rights deeded to the city. Three hundred dollars down with five days for title examination. Estate trustees Buckingham Cotton and Cotton. Dec 5 12 19
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George Co. Angell
Boton
Suffolk
Edwin B. Buckingham
Wm. C. Cotton
Brookline
Norfoalk
Buckingham
Frank B. Cotton
Armia Cotton
Leeds
Boston
Dorchester
Shedd and Sawyer
Suffolk County
Abbot Street
Angell
Abbot Strees
Frank
Cotton
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Gideon Beck & Son
Eliot Street
Calvin Ryder
Peter Grattain
Linus M. Child
Back Bay
Falmouth Street
West Chester Park
William H. Whitney
Artition
Nathan Mathews
Nathan T. Souther
Linus M
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
S. R. Knights & CO
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Main St
Cambridgeport
City Square
Charlestown
Chester
Emerald St
Tremont
Robinson Foster Electric Railway Motor Company
Tome
City of
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J. B. Hale
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