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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1887

Page

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Tariff Reform Demonstration Showcases Pointed Speeches

A public demonstration highlights sharp speeches and correspondence on tariff reform. Speakers urge policy change while letters from supporters and critics underscore economic impact and trade implications. The event underscores growing division over tariff strategies.

The President's Message Heartily Indorsed

A Boston tariff reform gathering crowds the Brunswick Hotel dining hall as James Russell Lowell and other lawmakers praise President Cleveland's opening message. Speakers emphasize national unity, warn against demagoguery, and call for moderate, practical reform in tariffs and taxation.

Boston Hotel Brunswick Congress Josiah Quincey Massachusetts Tariff Reform League James Russell Lowell Lowell James Freeman Clarke D.D James R. Draper P. F. Jones Robert N. Toppan Moses T. Stevens BE. C. Spencer Arthur Young A. G. Buttock David Knox J. B. Harrison William Minot D.r Edwin R. de Long Francis Jackson William Aspinwall Albert Matthews Henry F. Jenks L.A. Treat Arthur B. Ford Charles J. Means William B. Brooks James N. Folsom J. B. Morse Samuel Wells Moorfield Storey J. B. Richardson William A. Howe Shurtleff J. Morris Putna F. H. Warren William F. Jones Henry B. Wenzel J. Wentworth J. Holmes Pierce Phineas Pierce John Ritchie Ofthrop Godfrey Morse H. F. J. Thomas Riley Captain Vinal Ofate Moses Williams J. F. F. Brewster Cleveland William Everett of Quincey President Cleveland Mr.Cleveland Knights of Labor Mr. Cleveland Lincoln Dinin Cleveand Dion

Snowy Balkan bloc aims at mutual shield against Russia

Austria plans a Balkan league including Bulgaria Roumania and Servia for protection from Russia. Severe snow storms disrupt Europe with blocked railways in Spain and Austria. Hawaii survives an attempted insurrection after royal vetoes and faces dethronement threats. Massachusetts Tariff Reform League banquet at the Brunswick features speeches by Russell Lowell Morgan Breckinridge Wilson Codman and others. Reverend Dole reviews patriarchs in a Channing Hall lecture.

Mr. Lowell Breckinridge Washington Senator Morgan Alabama Eliot Harvard University James Freeman Clarke D.D George M. Stearns John M. Forbes William Endicott, Jr Russell Cambridge Rogers Arkansas Leopold Morse United States S. N. Aldrich Edward Burnett R. R. Bowker New York B. Andrews Brown University Spencer _ Borden John W. Carter Winslow Warren John F. Andrew William Simes M.T. Stevens Hazard Steven Henry L. Pierce Kanetucky Wilson Virginia Charles R. Codman John M. Corse T .L. Redington Rnuiland William H. Clifford Portland C. H. Taylor William H. Lincoln C. A. Hewins E. B. Townsend Reuben Noble Stacy Fowler J.D. W. French Osborne Howes Horace B. Fisher N.S. Bartlett John H. Rogers F. B. Hatch J. K. Coolidge J. H. Bissell George A. Iver J. Langford James H. Young T. T. Jenks F. Morseson Charles Howard Hridgar P. Howar Dr. H. H. Filoon Edward W. Nash B. Mason William F. Burke W. G. Norcross George L. Gould Epes Turner A A Creeerank H. Hawes John Ritchie Alpheus H. Hardy Hon J. R. Murphy Charles J. H. Audin A. Halbrun Paris Boston Sina Lowell League W. C. P. Breckinridge Kentucky Newcastle Lee Carlisle Blaine Stearns Maine Statesman Congressman Wilson West Virginia Congress Carl Schurz Hewitt Henry N. Pierce James Russell Lowell Cleveland Austria Bulgaria Roumdania Servia Russia Europe Spain Hawaii Massachusetts Tariff Reform League Brunswick Morgan Mr. Dole Abraham Isaac Jacob Channing Hall

Weather Indications For New England And New York

For twenty four hours starting 7 a m Friday December 30 fair weather in eastern New York and New England with fresh to brisk winds along the coast brisk to high northwesterly and slowly rising temperatures. Storm signals shown at Hastings port. BullYall Observatory notes fair and colder conditions beginning at 12 m today per observer H H Clayton.

Washington New England New York Hastport Bullyall Observatory Fair and Colder H. H. Clayton

Weather in Boston December 29 1887 Report

Observer notes clear conditions with mean daily temperature 17.0 degrees and maximum 86.0. Barometer around 29.63 to 29.72 inches, mean humidity near 62 percent, precipitation negligible, west wind 48.0.

Boston Observer’s Office Signal Servicer U.S. A

Maritime Shipping Passages and Passenger Listings

A fragmented list of ships and routes with origination and destination ports dated late December and December 29. Entries reference vessels such as Oceanic Belgic Crown Prince Nova Scotian Catalonia Asia Stag Alvo Toledo and ports including San Francisco Yokohama Antwerp Liverpool New Orleans Philadelphia Boston Baltimore and Halifax.

Sanrancisco Dee Oceanic Hong Kong Australia Honolulu Granada Panama Yokohama Belgic San Francisco Antwerp Rydal Water New Oreans Gibraltar Walter Thomas Carthagena Philadelphia New Orleans Sebastopol Reval Crown Prince AL St Johns Liverpool Halifax Baltimore Queenstown Catalonia Boston Arizona New York Waterloo Galveston Asia Calcutta Newark Pe Kinsale Stag Charleston Liverio Alvo Aspinwall Toledo London Dea Gothenbure City Antwern

Opening remarks by Mr Lowell at the meeting

Mr Lowell begins a measured address preferring generalities over specifics and declines to dominate the upcoming discussion. He chooses restraint to avoid overpowering later speakers and protect the chair's proceedings.

MR. Lowell

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