High Tariff Speech Continues On South Manufacturing Rise
A speaker argues that after the war the South rebuilt industry, expanding cotton mills in Nashville with 1600 workers and 1.6 million dollars in capital, and developing coal and iron with dozens of furnaces. He warns free trade would lower wages and threaten Southern employment, urging continued protective tariffs.
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Hersel Ynterior
Confederacy
Couris
Free Tradeystem
Tlon
Eywards
South
Ranedolph
North
Nashville
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Nashvidlie
Nashv
New England
Europe
England
France
Germany
Tennessee
Alabama
Monza
United States
Ohio River
Souk
Southern Wen
Venneylvania
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Ineinati
John T. Morgan
Sai
Memphis
Atlanta
Columbus
Richmond
Kentucky
Cammers
Ui BO Sauusige
Brown
Levy
Rio
Commissioner of Labor
Italy
Bellum
Delaware
Great Britain
Workingman speaker recounts life under free trade origins
A workingman testifies before the assembly recounting his life from England birth to early poverty and twenty years at a puddling furnace and rolling mill, describing how free trade shaped wages and living conditions. The speaker emphasizes firsthand experience from both sides of the question under discussion.
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England
Herald
Boston
Abraham Lincoln
Cleveland
Llineis
Sabaoth
Grant
Logan
Wendell Phillips
Purser
United States
Edward Atkinson
America
Frye
Europe
London
Mr. Colgar
Protection and free trade in 19th century America debate
A speaker argues that tariff protection sustains wages and employment, condemning free trade as harmful. He cites Lincoln, England, and Ireland, contrasts wage gains under protection with depressions under free trade, and urges American protection as the national policy.
Ireland and America in the drift of free trade debate
A speech criticizes free trade policy and American influence in Ireland, arguing for national character over foreign ties. The speaker denounces support for free trade, cites Robert Emmet and John Brown, and condemns copyright protection for authors without aiding workers. He urges vigilance over national interests and economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Ireland
America
Robert Bnmet
Atlantic Ocean
John Brown
Robert Emmet
Kosten
Dle
Lowell
Authors of America
American League
Channing Club Meeting Debates Indian School Needs
About 100 gentlemen gathered at Young's Hotel for a Channing Club event led by President Henry F. Miller. Speakers including Rev. Edward E. Hale Rev. Stopford Wentworth Brooke and others urged education as the key to civilization for Native Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channing Club
Young’s Hotel
Henry F. Miller
Edward E. Hale
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
E. A. Horton
Edward C. Carrigan
Curtis Guild, Jr
Wallace v James court case on trotting horse pedigrees
In the action John H. Wallace sues George B. James claiming copyright on Wallace's American Trotting Register and its tables of trotting and pacing horses. Wallace alleges defendant Bos ton Cultivator published a list titled A List of Sires of 230 Performers with Their Get, infringing his book and harming sales. Defendant argues information was public domain, table form not new, and not liable. Hearing granted injunction. KE Bennett for plaintiff T W Clarke for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wallace
George B. James
United States
Wallace
Bostion
Pheir Get
KE. H. Bennett
T. W. Clarke
Supreme Judicial Court session notes for February
The Commonwealth session lists equity docket items before Chief Justice Morrow with cases including American Carpet Lining Co vs George W Chipman and Lemuel Clark administrator vs Lydia Holbrook. Dockets show pending hearings, Friday criminal docket, and Chambers notes on Sewall Day Cordage Co v Day Cordage Co with injunction action.
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Supreme Judicial Court For
the Commonwealth
Morrow
C. J
Devens
C. Allen
Holmes and Knowlton, Jr
American Carpet Lining Company
George W. Chipman
J. G. Abbott
F. S. Dessertine
Lemuel Clark
Lydia H. Holbrook
N.C. Berry
J. V. Beal
George M. Baker
Joseph D. Brown
Moses E. Rowe
Loomis & Lane
James W. Dunphy
Traveller
John Lowell
E. M. Johnson
Plantiff
William G. Russell
George Putman
Court Dockets and Damages in Varied Civil Actions
The record lists multiple cases including Man son vs Fee for board of three horses with jury verdict for defendant, Elizabeth Kenney vs Young for damages over bank clothing detention with verdict for plaintiff, and numerous other replevin and tort actions. Proceedings span several dockets with noted lawyers and dates, covering judgments, defenses, and trial outcomes.
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Fred M. White
Thomas Fee
Davis
Liese
Bb. B. Callender
Louis Girardin
J. Thomas
Elizabeth C. Kenney
Baritholomew
M. H. Swett
Crouan
Law Case Docket Fragments and Pairings Listed
A compilation of case references includes names like Lambert v Hatch, Gilder v Keleher, Thompson v Jenkins, Crocker v Boston, Moore v Raymond, Donovan v Escott, Sherman v Thompson, Miller v Matthews, Lovesey v Taylor, McLean v Slave, Osborne v Hathorne, Lock v Allen, Henderson v Boston, Padd en v Ah, Eaver v Faye, Cappacaioli v Nicoland, Gniielle v Same, Wing v Dahl, Mahison v Murray, among others with docket numbers 2920 through 3134 and various adjacent entries.
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Lambert
Hatch
Gilder
Keleher
Tompson
Jenkins
Crocker
Boston
Moore
Raymond
Donovan Vescott
Sherman
Thompson
Miller
Matthews
Lovesey
Nee Ee
East Dev
Kenderson
Boson
Heat Er
Penniman
Dugsan
Hitchcock
Dodge v Ayers tort action over attached goods sale
No 8521 Dodge sues Ayers deputy sheriff in tort to recover value of goods attached by the defendant and sold under the attachment. On trial. H J Bartlett for plaintiff Withington Jones for defendant.
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Bowdoin Street
C. &. Grinnell
C. W. Bartlett
Clinton Gage
Hammond
Sarah Goldberg
Philip Janauski
T. J. Gargan
P.M. Keating
H. Blanchard
Samuel G. Curry
William Mills
Ayers
Washington Street
C. P. Govely
A. L. Bartlett
James Cooney, Jr
Dodge
McDonnell v Cambridge Rail road Co jury ruling counts
In Middlesex 88 court on Feb 1 the jury found for the defendant on the first count and for the plaintiff on the second. GA for plaintiff, M F Dickinson Jr for defendant. Also 2008 Brady v Dexter and other entries listed.
Will of Col Cornelius Attwood Filed in Probate Court
Notes about the city report the filing of Col Cornelius G Attwood’s will in probate with all estate left to his widow. Various local events include a Harvard funeral at Appleton Chapel for Professor Asa Gray conducted by Rev Drs McKenzie and Peabody, plus society meetings and lectures at Channing Hall and the Vendome Hotel.
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Cornelius G. Attwood
Asa Gray
Appleton Chapel
Harvard University
Alexander McKenzie
Francis G. Peabody
Penitent Females’ Society
Rutland Street
Edward Abbott
Cambridge
T. R. Slicer
Providence
Channing Hall
Rome
Corinth
Antioch
Alexandria
Unitarian Crudle
Hotel Vendome
Lerman Hoar
Bradbury
Naten Sts
Boster
Pearline Detergent Tops Patrons as Popularity Grows
The Pearline brand, advertised as Pyre's Pearline, remains the greatest known detergent with a steadily increasing patron base year by year. Marketers highlight growing consumer trust and broad distribution expanding reach across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyre
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Congress
Friends of Free Trade
Robert Peel
John Jarrett
Stey
Becaus
John S. Scanlan
Washington
Pittsburg
Jackson
Henry Clay
Pittsurg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
Republic
Whig
Republican Party
Trimes
United States Circuit Court
Colt, J
Manson, J
Pacific Nat. Bank
Pane
Nelson v. B.& M. RR. Co
Flynn v. B. & M. RR. Co
van Noorden van Yhomas
Wilson
Emery
Adams
Platt
Willams
Blover
Fisher
Gates
Webb
Bradley
Kittredge
Mant
Iratt F. Co
Dunbu Ve
Central
Wilder
Boston & Proy
Johnson
Seaver
Dupee
Lestine
Barker
Regina Flour Mills
Boston & Lowell Railroad Company
Metropolitan National Bank
Francis Holmes
F. W. Kittredge
J. B. Dillon
G. A. A. Pevey & Lilly
Charles
Sefton Vs
Point of Pines Company
George EK
Publicover
Revere
Qu Trial
J. I. Keiston
George A. O. Ernsé
Downing
Hartin
Grady
Upton
McQuade
Davia
Mumler
Quade
Sheehan
Grace
Measures
B. & M. Jdantuary Lst. Rk. Co
Norton
Boston Post
Bosworth Street
N. Porter Cleaves
Central Wharf
Oak Grove Farm
Mass
Johnk
Faneuil Hall Square
Crean
Ww. P. Balch Live Stock Commission Agency
Devonshire Street
Boston Linen
Boston Bond
Samuel Ward Co
Devonshire
S.B. Tobey & Go
Congress St
Health Food CO
Tremont St
Very & CO
Pittsst
Very
Superior Ec RY
Essex County
Middlesex
Brienamm, C. J
McDonnell Vs
Cambridge Railroad Company
Perkins
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Charles B. Butterfield
Edward W. Hammond
Br.t. Lombard
C. Q. Tirrell
Brady
Dexter
Connors
Camp' Weeks
Terry
Camb
BR. Bell
Kilburn
Rice
Ali Co
Graves & Sons, Y Grocers
Austin's Dog Bread
Austin & Graves
Commercial Street
Beosto
Paris
Baker’s Breakfast Goda
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
American Alotment Association
Avornum & Southavick
Vremont Street
Com Ls
Pitas Rissa
John P. Leary
General Manaver
Buo Main Street
Worcester
Mans
Fulton
Harriet A. Loring
Tremont Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
General Fund
Franklin Haven, Jr
State Street
E.t. ‘tuomAs E. Pnoctor
Congress Street
E. F. Bowpitch
Framingham
Mess
Firemen’s Ball
Mechanics
Norfolk
Norfolk County Democratic Club
Tremont House
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Saloustall
Charles Rh. Codman
George Frei Williams
Thomas Riley
Gaston
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