Tariff passions bind East and South to defend American system
Boston audience hears a defense of protective tariffs as essential to national unity and economic independence. The speaker cites Jefferson, Madison, and Washington, arguing against free trade and stressing the need for diversified industry to sustain the nation, citing historical actions and Confederate era lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randolph
Congress
South
England
Scotland
Ireland
Philadelphia
New York
Confederate States
Hamilton
Jefferson
Washington
Madison
South Carolina
Calhoun
Webster
Andrew Jackson
Fonroe
United States
Republic
Jame Madison
Richard Henry Lee
Charles Carroll
Lasheingly
North
Edwards
Texas
Confederacy
Kelesa Elforia
Seaboard
Grand Larceny Charge In Kansas Pacific Case
In New York on February 1 a private meeting was held before District Attorney Fellows to consider a grand jury action against Jay Gould and Russell Sage over alleged conversion of Kansas Pacific stock into Union Pacific stock worth about 8 million dollars. William H. Delancey led the bondholders' effort, with opposing views from A. H. Holmes and Judge Dillon. Delancy Nicoll will close for the complainants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sprcran
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Kansas Paracific Railroad
William Oh. Delancey
Messrs
Gould
Sage
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Delancey
Grand Jury
Martine
Fitzgerald
Fellows
Henry S. Ives
A. H. Holmes
Judge Dillon
Delancy Nicoll
English Irish tensions mix with political brinkmanship
Lord Spencer warns that magisterial and police actions may be justified amid Irish discontent as government faces calls for conciliation. In Lennox, Lord Hartington dispatches a Commons circular urging dissidents to attend Parliament. Cox is convicted in Limerick, sentenced to one month, fueling party tensions ahead of the throne speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Lord Spencer
Manchester
Halfour
Ireland
Lennox
Lord Hartington
House of Commons
Cox
Limerick
Jai
Million Dollar Blaze Destroys Burrato Dry Goods Firm
A devastating fire at Barnes Hengerer & Co. in Burrato New York caused an estimated loss of 1 175 000 with 905 000 insured. The five story iron front building housed 450 workers and was said the largest and best equipped between New York and Chicago. Damages extended to nearby properties including Farnham street lumber drying building with 4000 salvage and 6000 insured. One firefighter was seriously injured by a falling brick wall.
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Burrato
N. Y
Barnes, Hengerer & Co
Mammoth
New York
Chicago
Main Street
Pearl
C.J. Hamlin
Q. Barnum & Sons
EB. H. Jennings
BF. & E. Dickincon
Farnham Street
Jacob Pierson
William Curtis & Co
Eustis Street
Blake & Shepard
Albany Street
David W. Morse
Hook and Ladder 4
City Hospital
House
Reading
New England
Old Colony
Tremont
Middleboro
Fellows
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Gould and
Sage
Buffalo
James W. McDonough
Bell Telephone Company
Commissioner of Patents
McDonough
Vpage
High Tariff Speech at Tremont Temple Protect Your Wages
A mass meeting by the Home Market Club in Tremont Temple featured Colonel Colgar John Jarrett and John Scanlan arguing for protection. General Draper presided as speakers argued for preserving tariffs to shield American labor and industry from foreign competition.
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Boston
Home Market Club of
Sam
New Hougland
South
East
France
EL Hove
Carlisle
Breckinridge
Morrison
Watterson
Hurd
Tremont Temple
Home Market Club
Europe
Frye
Hopedale
Draver
Voice of the South
Voice of Labor
Voice of Ireland
A. 5. Colgar
Nashville
Tenn
The
New South
Nashville American
Protection Movement
Colgar
United States
Henry Clay
Ile
Clay
Draper
John Jarrett
Pittsburg
Jarrett
Ilinois
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
James Russell Lowell
Cleveland
Tariff Reform Association
Germany
Italy
Russia
England
New South Wales
Australia
Great Britain
Canada
John F. Scanlan
Chicago
Hic
Suhie Lnuieluio UbiNin
West
Past Members of Chauncy Hall School Exhibition Seats
Past members of Chauncy Hall School may apply in writing to Mr C F Bryant before February 5 for seats not exceeding three for the Sixtieth Annual Exhibition on February 10 1888. Eligibility includes prize winners in High School, full year before 1874, top class since 1874, upper department two years before July 1888, or officers of Chauncy Hall Thayer or Class of 1876 associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Bryant
Chauncey Hall
Weather Forecast for New England and New York
The Weather Bureau forecast slight warming for New England and eastern New York with fair skies and light to fresh northerly winds shifting to easterly for the 24 hours starting Thursday. A high barometer area sat south of the lakes while Montana and Colorado showed small low pressures. overall the nation expected continued fair, warm conditions.
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Washington
New England
New York
Montana
Colorado
Moment of Time Observations at All Stations
Observers recorded notes at the game noting a moment of time across all named stations. The observations span multiple locations and document timing and alignment during play. Names of stations or officials are not provided in readable form, but the summary captures the cross location timing cues and synchronized moments observed during the event.
Steamers Arrived in Atlantic Ports in Early February
Shipping news lists arrivals and origin routes with multiple vessels. From Liverpool and New Orleans to Galveston and Philadelphia, ships such as West Indian Empress Surrey Ocean Prince City of Alexandra and others are docked or reported en route. Also noted are sailings from Hamburg and Gibraltar, with several lines bound for New York Boston and Philadelphia.
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Mel Cy
Lear
Northfield
Boston
Block Island
Nantucket
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Lynchburg
Cateeees
Norfolk
Hatteras
Chee Wee
SON
Wilmnington
Fiir
Fair Montgomery
Clear
New Orleans
Ila
Shreveport
Loudy
Galveston
Cloudy
Knoxville
Memphis
Ioudy Cincininati
Detroit
Grand Haven
Mackinaw City
Marquette, Mich
Chicago
Green Bay
Clonay St. Paul
Cliffe Toner
yHar Montres
Yarmouth
Clear Leavenworth Tee
Oudy Huron
Vincents
Elena
Apia City
Clear Orth Piatte
Denver
Dodge City
Fort Sill
Jondy Anta Peete
Brevard
Balt Lake City
Liverpool
New Oreans
Kinsale
Empress
Surrey
Antwerp
Picqua
Palermo
Ebc
Ocean Prince
Sunderna
Nevada
Bamona
Kayti
Dalton
Rio Janeiro
City
al Xamdria
Mexico
Cua
Amal
Hamburg
St Ronans
Uhiladelpha
Lord Olive
Elpis
Caruiwena
Fuedrelandet
St Jago
Scotland
Gibraltar
Starlight
Talermo
Thorndale
Mediterranean
Baltimore
Gien Tanar
Lona
Corduroy Windsor Cap Price Cut Promotion
This season's Windsor cap in corduroy, once costing $2.00 to $2.50, is offered at $1.25 with 5 cents postage. A limited run of about 600 caps in all sizes is available, mailed to any address on receipt of payment before next Monday morning.
Reading strikes probe draws special House committee
A special House committee will investigate the Reading strikes as listed in the report. Details note a series of related political and transportation topics, including postmaster appointments and proposed railroad legislation as the page one highlights.
Mr Cox Convicted at Kildysart for Citing Tenants
Mr Cox M P was convicted at Kildysart for citing tenants and sentenced to one month in prison. Page 1 reports Lord Spencer speaking on the Irish question in Manchester. Page 1
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Lord Spencer Sp
Mr. Cox
M.P
Cox
Kildysart
Lord Spencer
Manchester
Reverend Courtney elected bishop in Nova Scotia
The Rev Dr Courtney of St Pauls Church was elected bishop of Nova Scotia by the Anglican Synod in Halifax yesterday. The day included a cordial welcome to General Sheridan in Boston with a sleigh ride and a banquet by the Loyal Legion. The Yale Alumni Association held its annual banquet at Parker House. The stock market remained dull and fairly steady. Boston Water Power directors propose to buy the Brookline Land Company.
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Courtney
St. Paul’s Church
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Sheridan
Boston
House
Senate
Milldam Road
Loyal Legion
Vendome
Yale Alumni Association of
Parker House
Boston Water Power
Brookline Land Company
Old Colony Car Derailed Near Tremont Narrow Escape
Tremont Feb 1 An Old Colony Cape Cod division train leaving Boston at 4 15 for Tremont derailed between Tremont and South Middleboro when car 219 left the rail due to a broken flange The reduced speed prevented further damage though the road was blocked for hours Passengers were shaken but none seriously hurt A relief train and a special from Middleboro assisted and delayed travelers until late evening The cause of the broken flange is not known
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Sproran
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bradford
Cape Cod
Old Colony
Boston
Treanant
This Place
South Middleboro
Middleboro
Cape
Priority of McDonough patents over Bell receiver argued
Washington February 1 The patent interference over the Bell telephone receiver is under renewed scrutiny as James W. McDonough of Chicago seeks a rehearing to assert priority of invention. McDonough, backed by Col Robert G. Ingersoll and others, accuses Bell backers of unfair conduct and seeks damages if his priority is recognized. The case involves make-and-brake versus undulatory receivers and a push to reopen the prior decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sorotan
Bell Telephone
James W. McDonough
Chicago
Butterworth
Ohio
Arthur
McDonough
Bell
Gray
Colbear
McDon
Conkling
United States Telephone Manufacturing Company
Bell Company
Hurd
Rofessor Colbear
Boston
F. W. Jones
A. K. Eaton
Brooklyn
Charles J. Kinnear
Patent Office
McVonough
Bell People
Storrow
Patent
Tie
Portuguese Minister Souza Rosa Appointed to Washington
Lisbon reports Senor Souza Rosa, Portuguese minister to China, named minister at Washington to succeed Senor Nogueiras who recently died, effective soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Souza Rosa
China
Washington
Lisbon
Senor Nogueiras
Fellow citizens Chia presiding in Boston meeting
Speech by an unidentified speaker describing the novelty of presiding over a public meeting in Boston. He notes his background as a soldier and manufacturer and implies limited experience addressing publics beyond his own town. The excerpt conveys a credited formal address opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chia
Boston
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Wien’s
Washington Street
Adams House
J. H. Murphy
EB. J. Tuttle & Co
A. S Colyar
England and Ireland
John &. Scanlan
General Draper
Chauncy-Hall
Buce Hunt Orser Avarony
H. H. Clayton
Observer’s
Signal Service
Ostoon
A.M
Anne Clear
Corduroy Windsor
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
Toronto
Khow the Bell Company
Colonel Ingersoll
Senator Conkling
Harnissure
Penn
American Bell Telephone Company of
Common Pleas Court
Pennsylvania
Kirkpatrick
Cambridge
Keeler & CO
Washington ST
Com
W. F. Draper
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