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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1889

Page

1

Birthday honors for Samuel Hatch the Boston auctioneer

The newspaper notes a birthday honor for Samuel Hatch age and references a Republican rally in the ninth aldermanic district. Other items include a Dorchester Adit Club meeting, final preparations for the G A R encampment in Boston next August, and an obituary sketch of General Francis Winthrop Palfrey.

Samuel Hatch Age Republican Rally Dorchester Boston Squadron of Evolution Francis Winthrop Palfrey Foreman McCarthy Paving Department Hari City Hall Cabot Street

Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York

Washington forecast outlines fair and warmer weather with northwest winds in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. The rest of New England and eastern New York see fair and warmer conditions with westerly winds through Saturday evening.

Washington Maine New Hampshire Vermont New England New York

A Winter's Cruise in Florida Waters

Charles F. Hardy vice-commodore of the Rhode Island Yacht Club plans a winter cruise in Florida waters aboard Wilful Junior a 24 foot catboat to be shipped from Brunswick Georgia on the Fannie L. Child. The voyage will cover about 600 miles along the coast.

South Jefferson Davis Handy Rhode Island Acit Club Florida California Grunk Providence Kk. L Someran Charles F. Hardy Rhode Island Yacht Club Brunswick Fannie L. Child Wilful

Judge Laidlaw apologizes and fines himself sixty dollars

In San Francisco on December 6 Judge Alexander Laidlaw of Oakland faced public scandal after appearing intoxicated. He apologized, condemned himself, and imposed a selffine of 60 dollars, paying it to the bailiff.

San Francisco Cal Alexander Laidlaw Oakland

Disappearance of a Cambridge Clerk in Old Cambridge Case

William Tf. Goodwin, a clerk at F. E. Saunders's dry goods store in Old Cambridge, vanished after going to Boston Monday with 400 to pay bills. He paid some debts before vanishing, prompting fears of foul play. He leaves a wife and several children in Waltham.

William Tf. Goodwin F. E. Saunders Old Cambridge Boston Waltham

Passenger and vessel movements listed from ports

A series of arrival and departure notes shows ships and routes including Coila from Charlottetown Liciland from London Caledonia from Mediterranean ports State of Indiana from Gage Saale from Bremen Caledonia from Lhorn Holland from London Nederland from Antwerp Trave from Bremen Ulinois from New York Angerton from Norfolk Ashdene from Montreal and City of Lincoln from Boston with dates in early December.

Boston Coila Charlottetown P.E.I New York Liciland London Caledonia Mediterranean State of Indiana Gage Saale Bremen Lhorn Holland Philadelphia Nederland Antwerp Lizard Trave Ulinois Liverpool Angerton Norfolk Glasgow Ashdene Montreal City of Lincoln Bostom

Mr Reeds Partisanship in Tariff Committee Fight

A sharp letter from Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt argues the Ways and Means panel will be unrepresentative under Reed. It condemns Northern underrepresentation and favors Maine Massachusetts New York Rhode Island New Jersey, with emphasis on manufacturing states’ influence over tariff policy.

House Ways and Means Committee Civil Service Roosevelt Boston Wasureron Specian Committee of Ways and Means Reed North Massachusetts New York Rhode Island New Jersey Messrs. Mills Texas McMillan Tennessee Breckinridge Arkansas Kentucky Turner Georgia Carlisle Mills Messrs. McMillan South Cleveland Bynum Indiana Outhwaite Ohio Tracey Albany Kitch Andrew Schuylkill Dingley Maine Speaker Reed Connecticut Michigan New England

Roosevelt Responds To Railway Mail Service Exam Criticism

Civil Service Commissioner Roosevelt replies to Indianapolis Journal criticisms, defending railway mail service exams as practical and fair. He notes 65 percent of marks come from tests of skills relevant to the job, rejects political influence questions, and asserts no such inquiries have occurred during his tenure.

Roosevelt Civil Service Indianapolis Journal Railway Mail Service Baltimore China Lyman

Brass Bedstead Appeal Delights Homebuyers

An advertisement touts Brass Bedsteads as essential for homes. It cites beauty from polished brass, cleanliness as a key benefit, and durability with prices as low as $20 and lifespans around twenty years. It argues a dollar yearly cost is tiny beside the advantages.

Gas smell safety rules from Boston Gaslight Company 1889

The notice instructs immediate reporting of any gas smell to the company at 24 West Street and bans lighting matches or lights in affected areas. It requires windows to be opened and kept open and directs all employees to obey and enforce the procedures. Published by F. P. Appings Treasurer on December 1, 1889.

Boston Heating Company Boston Gaslight Company West Street F. P. Appings

Irrelevant geography questions in exams draw criticism

The letter argues examinations for clerks and carriers focus on U S geography and practical knowledge, not distant places. It challenges lawmakers who call such tests impractical and urges factual critique rather than vague denouncements.

United States Mars Africa Baltimore China Congress

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