Hill argues for free coinage and repeal of McKinley acts
In a New York speech Governor Hill lays out a monetary reform agenda for 1892. He condemns Republican policy and calls for repeal of the McKinley tariff acts and the Sherman silver law, revival of the Bland Allision act, and a shift to free bimetallic coinage to heal the economy and world monetary order.
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Uuamra
N. Y
Hill
United States
Cleveland
Republican Party
House
Senate
New York
United States Senate
Delaware
Democratic Party
Congress
Supreme Court Upholds Algonquin Club Front Removal
The full Supreme Court affirms the single justice’s decree in the Algonquin Club case. The club must remove its first story windows and foundation within three months, while the court holds that underground foundations need not be altered. The defendant may seek legislative relief to keep the front.
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Algonquin
Supreme Court
Algonquin Club
Holmes
Commonwealth
Tpl
Massachusetts World’s Fair Commission Plans State Exhibit
The Massachusetts World’s Columbian Exposition commission met yesterday. General Corcoran and Secretary Hovey will travel to Chicago Monday for a ninth meeting with state and general commissions. The State building committee reported furniture and interior plans to harmonize with the exterior. An historical exhibition is set as the sole exhibit in the State building.
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Massachusetts
Corcoran
Hovey
Chicago
General Commission
State Building
Crumbles After 1100 Years at Cormery Abbey
Paris reports a portion of the ancient abbey of Cormery, founded in A D 800, collapsed last night. The ruin, long uninhabited since the first Revolution, remains a historic monument in France.
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Paris
Cormery
France
Renomination Letter of Boston Mayor N Matthews Jr
The Democratic City Committee renominates Mayor N Matthews Jr for another term. The document outlines city finances, tax rates, debt reductions, and a policy to fund permanent improvements without increasing net debt. It discusses borrowing limits, street paving, sewers, parks, and public buildings for 1892.
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N. Matthews, Jr
Boston
Democratic City Committee
Joan H. McDonoven
Matthews
Siseacoo
Board of Survey
Boston 1891 city reform report heralds economy and consolidation
N Marthews Jr reports reforms of the 1891 city administration in schoolhouse construction, department consolidation, and street work. He cites reduced costs, improved efficiency, and expanded public works while promising further savings if re-elected. The message thanks the Democratic City Committee leaders.
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Architect Department
Consolidated
Exec
N. Marthews, Jr
Cleveland Message Highlighted at Canton Banquet
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Canton marked Grover Cleveland's tariff reform message's fourth anniversary with a banquet. A read letter from Mr. Cleveland stressed pursuing tariff reform through duty and expediency, urging true party leadership and clear persuasion to the people nationwide.
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Canton
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Day liquor bill eyed again in Legislature
Legislation to enact the Day liquor bill is planned for the next session. Defeated last year, its sponsors aim to tighten the public bar law and close ambiguities. Donovan’s bar bill passage last session derailed it, but supporters expect success this year if both branches approve and the Governor signs.
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Donovan
Day
East
Boston
Funeral of Rev Samuel Adams Devens at 18 Chester Square
The funeral for Rev Samuel Adams Devens was held at 1 p m yesterday from his home at 18 Chester Square. Many friends attended including his brothers William and George A Devens and his nephew Clifford Devens with Dr Oliver W Storrow and Revs Samuel Smith and Samuel May present. The casket bore a bouquet of flowers and a bundle of ripened wheat. Rev Minot J Savage officiated.
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Samuel Adams Devens
Chester Square
William
George A. Devens
Clifford Devens
Oliver W. Storrow
Samuel Smith
Samuel May
Minot J. Savage
Burnham Will Likely Be Contested in Probate Court
Lawyer Melvin C. Adams has appeared in probate court as the will of the late T. O. H. P. Burnham faces allowance on Monday. Objections are expected, with the will reportedly leaving large charitable bequests and effectively disinheriting nearly all relatives.
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T. O. H. P. Burnham
Melvin C. Adams
Fish market holds firm with steady prices across stocks
Western markets show canned fish improving while fresh catches stay firm. Haddock up to 4 50 per hundred and steak cod to 6 per hundred. mackerel remains strong with limited supply. Canned mackerel and sardines quoted with price ranges. Boston weekly fish receipts total around a million pounds.
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Haddock
Gloucester
David Crockett
North Bay
Provincetown
Cape Shore
Oregon
Nova Scotia
Providence River
Cape
Prince Edward Island
Scotland
Boston
Boston Fish Bureau
Conran Mn
Corone
Baia Ports
Senate
Northern Dairy
New York
Eastern
Western Creamery
Chicago
Choice Northern
Western Choice
Saga
Liverpool
Michigan
Choice
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Burbanks
White Star
Bush
Rose
Hebrons
Houston Hebrons
Arostook
Jersey
Lima
Choice City
York State
Florida
Messina
Manningham
Jamaica Fruit
Boston Fruit Company
Warner's Safe Cure Promotes Health For Women
A New York audience hears Mrs. Kendall lecture on women's health and the belief that proper blood and organ function restores vitality. She cites Warner's Safe Cure as a proven remedy, discusses dangers of impure blood, and urges women to adopt healthier daily habits and care for kidneys and liver.
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New York
Kendall
Rochester
N. Y
Bright
Warner
England
Germany
France
London Wool Sales Show Mixed Demand and Steady Prices
London reports 9800 bales offered with strong demand from continental buyers and some American purchase. Prices steady overall, United States purchases reach 3000 bales. Details cover New South Wales, Queensland, Melbourne Victoria, South Australia, West Australia, New Zealand, and Cape/ Natal lots with specific scoured and greasy rates in pence and shillings.
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London
America
United States
New South Wales
Queensland
Melbourne
Victoria
South Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Unregistered Pharmacist Found Guilty by Municipal Court
Richard M Burden convicted on the first count of practicing as an unregistered pharmacist and found not guilty on the second count. Judge Hardy ordered a $25 fine which was paid.
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Hardy
Richard M. Burden
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Sherman
Edward F. Rexay
Thomas F. Co.HeEenty
John H. McDonough
Edward F. Reilly
Thomas F. Delhanty
Friends of Temperance
MR. Devens
MR. Burnham
American Sugar Refineries Company
Revere Company
Belmont A
Vance
Minnesota
Uplands
Orleans
Great Britain
Chicago Markets
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Berlin
Dr. Kendall
Woman’s Society of New York
East Decemben
Piasensbas
Stetsop
London Wool Sales
A, Shuman & CO
Washington Sts
Jameson & Enguwles
Winter Street
Converse & Pike
Federal St
Kosten
Lincoln St
Callen New England Medical Institute
Tremont Row
Mass
FB. Hiller
RIE Medical CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Fairbanks
Fisher & Fairbanks
Yankee Mfg. CO
Chauney St
C. H. Exe
Richwood House
Tremont St
H. Harris & CO
State Street
State St
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Lewis Wharf
Florida Oranges
Macon
Saupson
Choice Brands
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