Dawes Talks Tariff at Senate Favoring Tax Cuts on Food
In Wasburnetown and Washington the Senate debated Morrill tariff reforms. Senator Dawes argued for tax reductions that protect American industry, not harming labor, and hinted at freeing certain foods from duties while opposing Secretary Manning's policy. Senator Beck objected to fast-tracking, and the session adjourned after remarks on tariff philosophy and potential reforms.
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Wasnurnetown
Sprevp
Morrill
Senate
Dawes
Manning
McPherson
New Jersey
Paterson
Newark
Finance Committee
Beck
Platt
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Committee of Ways and Means
Whitman
Committee On Finance
Hoar
House
Dewdney
New York
United
Evarts
Surplus Treasury Debates and Coast Defenses Bill Moves
House debates surplus use for coast defenses and shipbuilding as Lawler calls for large appropriations. Debates lengthy over a 24-person DC education board continuation and a $60,000 Bennington monument push. Speaker cites Treasury report on customs duties. no final action.
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Call of States
Lawler
Illinois
Treasury
Allen
Massachusetts
Hewitt
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
National Banking Association
White
Pennsylvania
Grout
Vermont
Cox
North Carolina
Civil Service Commissioners
Springer
Ilinois
Dakota
Montana
Washington
New Mexico
Stewart
Bennington
District
Board of Education
District of Columbia
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Committee On Ways and
Funeral for Ex State Senator Morrill Held in Amesbury
The funeral of former State Senator George W. Morrill was held in Amesbury with a 1 PM public service led by Mrs. Elizabeth Doten of Boston. Members of the senatorial delegation attended. burial followed privately at 8 PM as town business paused from 1 to 8 o'clock.
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Amesbury
George W. Morrill
Elizabeth Doten
Boston
Albert E. Pillsbury
M. V. B. Jefferson
Worcester
Elijah Morse
Canton
L. J. Greene
Greenfield
C. B. Emerson
Bradford
William Coggswell
Salem
George W. Sanderson
Littleton
J. W. Harlow
Woburn
L. T. Jeffs
Hudson
Samuel O. Upham
Waltham
Thomas J. Marsh, Jr
J. G. B. Adams
Lynn
E. Herbert Clark
Common Wealth
Massachusetts
Suffolk
St. Superior Court
A. D
Julia M. Marston
Smith Curtis
Chelsea
Said
George B. Bigelow
William L. Bigelow
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
Jos
A. Willard
P. B. Kiernay, Esq
Tanneries Adopt Fifty Nine-Hour Week Schedule
Salem and Peabody tanneries began a fifty nine hour work week year round. The schedule reflects the demand voiced by workers during the great strike on December 12.
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Salem
Salem and Peabody
Overwork Rumors Tie Up British Foreign Office
The note cites Lord Iddesleigh plagued by overwork and anxiety, unable to leave the Foreign Office for a week as autumn duties continue. Lord Salisbury will helm the office in his absence while Iddesleigh rests at Pynes. The item also compares Russian medical practice if a doctor ignores a patient and remarks on regulated fees.
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Lord Iddesleigh
Foreign Office
Pynes
Lord Salisbury
Russia
East End Philanthropy Debates and Aristocratic Marriages
The piece notes Wycombe Abbey let for three years to Lord Carrington and recalls Canning’s chalk joke at Wycombe. It reports a London group calling itself the East End Defence Alliance attacking philanthropic fundraising, while Harvard’s Julius Caesar prompts Oxford to consider a revival. Rumors of a marriage project between the Duke of Augustenburg and Princess Louise of Wales are aired, and Liverpool ladies form a string orchestra with a full female ensemble. a cabman’s tale from Lincolns Inn Fields ends with a costly County Court claim, illustrating chivalry’s commercial limits.
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Wycombe Abbey
Buckinghamshire
Lord Carrington
London
Canning
Bob Smith
Silly Pitt
Viscount Wycombe
Wendover
Mr. Pitt
East End Defence Alliance
London Observer
Alliance
East End
West End
Augustenburg
Louise of Wales
Prince Christian
William
Prussia
Silesia
Adelaide of
Hohenlohe- Langenburg
Count Nee
Louis Napoleon
Prince Ernest of
Liverpool
Liverpool Post
Pall Mall Gazette
Linceoln
Law
Holborn
Jehu
Business Troubles Prompt Denial from Shepard & Co
Shepard & Co deny erroneous conclusions from a published account and explain they moved paper and stock through two main local banking houses after selling goods on this side. They claim minimal debts beyond secured bank obligations in New York and the South. A. I. M. Wheeler, Attleboro druggist, has assigned. A principal creditor of R. Preston & Co. of Boston offers to take assets and pay other creditors 25 cents on the dollar.
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Messrs. Shepard & Co
Theness
New York
South
A. I. M. Wheeler
Attleboro
R. Preston & Co
Boston
Coe's Cough Balsam Praised by Somerville Vendor
Somerville, N J merchant C Barbalow endorses Coe's Cough Balsam citing long use and strong reputation. The product is priced at 35 cents and claimed to be a sure cure.
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C. Barbalow
Somerville, N. J
Abandoned Tennessee Ship and Flagship Seating Woes
The Tennessee will not sail again and will be traded to be burned for iron. The Richmond will become flagship in December while the Trenton may relieve Pensacola in Europe. Admirals face cramped quarters on newer ships and entertainment duties increase on smaller cabins. Ex Mayor Edward W Straples named treasurer of Biddeford Savings Bank replacing O F Page.
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Tribune. CY
Tennessee
Richmond
Hlief
Luce
Trenton
Norfolk
Pensacola
Ty E
Atlanta
Titipu
Edward W. Straples
Biddeford
Connecticut River Brailebroar Company
Connecticut
Boston & Albany Railroad Company
Boston
Seth Hunt
Springfield
Mass
Theatre listings and showtimes in Boston venues
Amusements column lists Harbor Lights at Ghana Museum and Mikado at Globe Theatre with 7 45 start times, Frank Mayo in Nordeck at Park Theatre, Edwin Booth at Boston Theatre, Lane's Comedians at Bijou Theatre, Adonis at Hollis Street Theatre and Eagles Nest at Howard Athenaeum with evening performances and matinee options noted.
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Ghana
Harbor Lights
I20
Globe Theatre
Mikado
Park Theatre
Frank Mayo
Nordeck
Boston
Edwin Booth
BIJOU
Lane
Hollis Street
Adonis
Howard Athen
Eagle’s Nest
Auction Schedule Listings for Rings Pins and China
Today items include diamond rings pins crosses at S R Knights at 11 am and fruit and Harris at 12, oriental china and bronzes at Leonard at 3 pm. Wednesday features stock auctions by R L Day at 11:30 am and Francis Henshaw at 12 pm.
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S. R. Knights & Co
Horatio Harris
Leonard & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Jenkins Hals Trick and Scammon Bonds in New England Marriages
Boston unions announce marriages in December with Rev. W. N. Brodbeck officiating Jenkins to Emma Hals trick of Boston. Rev. E. C. Ingalls unites Henry Smith of Kennebunkport with Abbie M. Scammon of Saco. Rev. Henry W. Foote presides Wildes to Ball in Boston. Frances Elizabeth Ball is daughter of the late Maurice Hilger of New York.
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Frank Waldo Wildes
Frances Elizabeth Ball
Maurice Hilger
New York
Death notices of Grace Blanchard and others across cities
Deaths listed from Dec. 8 to Dec. 12 include Grace H Blanchard widow of William E Blanchard in this city, Emeline A Connell wife of Rev William M Connell aged 79 in this period, Joanna Davidson in Jamaica Plain at 46, Arethusa Ford Dorchester 70, Marcia Rice widow of Peter Rice Cambridge, Charles E F Ross in this city, David Burrell Randolph 84, Anna Isabella Curtis on Governor's Island, Josiah Davidson Somerville 64, Rebecca P Goodale Newton, William H Keith North Cambridge 54, John J Lally Baltimore former Brookline/Waltham assistant, Samuel Newell Newton Upper Falls 80, Katie Breck Reed Scranton 3, Hannah P D White Marshfield 67 6 18, Elizabeth Worthley Brookline 73, Margaret Stackpole Staten Island widow of J Thorndike Winchester.
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Blanchard
Grace H
William E. Blanchard
Connell
Emeline A
William M. Connell
Davidson
Jamaica Plain
Joanna Davidson
Ford
Dorchester
Arethusa Ford
Rice
Marcia Rice
Peter Rice
Cambridge
Ross
Goodale
Newton
Rebecca P. Goodale
Keith
North Cambridge
William H. Keith
William S. Keith
West Roxbury
Lally
Baltimore
St. Agnes Hos
John J. Lally
Brookline
Waltham
Newell
Newton Upper Falls
Samuel Newell
Reed
Scranton
Penn
Katie Breck
S. P
Lucretia Williams Reed
White
Marshfield
Hannah PD. White
Worthley
Elizabeth
Daniel Worthley
Winchester
Staten Island
Margaret Stackpole
Pseu
J. Thorndike Winchester
Francis Welch
Boston
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Oxford
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Paris
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James Poole & CO
State Street
Bond
Epinancer
Floldeahss OF
Atlantic & Pacific First
Mort
Gage
Messrs. Kidder
Peabody
Dee
The
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
Bos
OWA Loan and Trent Company
Chemical National Bank
Faireeman A. Sriveh
Tremont Temple
Musicae Instruments
N. E
Geo. Steck
Tremont Street
E. W. Tyler
Musical Publications
King Winter
Urbino
Oliver Ditson & Co
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Hele
Baring Brothers & CO
William Perkins
George L. Deblois
Kilby Street
J. W. Balch
W. Glovwer
TSS
American Insurance Co
No. 45
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George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Henry S. Bean
Boston Museum
R. M. Field
Harbor Lichts
Kroston
William Gillette
Andston
Fifth Avenue Theatre
John Braham
Frank May J
Howard
Hollis
STR
BET Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Henry D
Rice & Dixen
Big Burlesque CO
Mars
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Macbeth
Bijou Theatre
Lang
Howard Athenaum
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Boston Press Club
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House OF Representatives
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Somerville
Boston Consolidated ST. Railway CO
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Reflections
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Broadway
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Postoffice Square
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State Or
Horace
Crowell
Treasury Department
Walock
Rocky Mountains
Seth Thomas
E. Howard Watch and Clock Co
Washington, D. C
Daniel Manning
Silver Springs
Florida
R. R
James T. Drown
Atlantic National Bank
L. WN. Mowry
Washington St
Old South Church
Office OF Purchasing and Depot
C.S
High Street
Thomas C. Sullivan
Cos
US. Army
Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone Line
Mitchell’s
WEE Firm of Wood, Howard & Co
R. W. Howard
George H. Wood
Kingston Street
Western Farm
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Corporation Notices
Faneuil Halek National Bank OF Boston
Faneuil Hall National Bank of Boston
South Market Street
M. T. G. Hiler
State National Bank OF Boston
Geo. B. Warren
Suffolk National Bank OF Boston
Tyler
Anie Exchange
Boston Marine Society
William C. Codman
J. G. Freex
Congress Street
Atlantic Avenue
George Plaisted & Son
Stock Exchange
Aaron R. Gay & CO
Alex Pope
Emil Carlsen
Noyes, Cobb & CO
Noyes & Blakeslee
TELE
Gettysburg
Chauncy-Hall School
Institute of Technology
Boylston Street
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
E. A. Bartlett
Norwich & Worcester Railroad Co
Norwich, Conn
Second National Bank
G. L. Perkins
Amoskeag Manufacturing CO
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Simmons & Co
G. W. Simmons & CO
Boston, Mass
Eastern Avenue
C,h, Scofield