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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1890

Page

2

Debate Over Speaker Reed Rules Sparks House Clash

The House debated a proposed code of rules as cries of usurpation and defense of parliamentary tradition filled the chamber. Republicans praised Speaker Reed's stand against minority power while Democrats denounced his actions and urged restoration of conventional motions and motions to adjourn.

House of God Maine Georgia House American Congress Chipman Michigan Caruth Kentucky Speaker Society of the Stanislaus Mulberry Sellers Senator Gunson Capitol New York Cummings Committee On Rules Henderson Iowa National Capitol Sumner Senate Wit Ridieile Syrant Mr. Reed Buchanan New Jersey Walker Massachusetts Mansur Missour Lane Ilinois Rogers Arkansas Springer Illinois Shively Indiana Wike Brookshire Pierce Tennessee Moore New Hampshire Dunnell Minnesota Houck J. D. ‘Taylor Ohio

Senate Hails Brazil Republic in Unanimous Resolution

In Washington on February 12 Mr Sherman asked the Senate to pass a joint resolution congratulating Brazil on adopting a republican form of government and self government based on consent of the governed. The measure passed unanimously after a long discussion. The same report introduced inviting the King of the Hawaiian Islands to select delegates.

Washington Sherman Committee On Foreign Relations United States of Brazil Morgan Republic of Brazil United States of America Brazil Yeas Hawaiian Islands

King Presented at Pan American Congress Session

The King was sent in the Pan American Congress now assembled at the capital of the republic and it was passed. The Senate then began executive business at noon on Mr. Dawes's motion. At 5:50 the doors reopened and the Senate adjourned.

Pan-American Congress Republic Senate Dawes

Captain Codman Attacks Ship Subsidy Plan Before House Panel

Washington February hearing on mercantile marine subsidies features Capt. John Codman denouncing the proposed bounty as a hidden tax. He argues subsidies foster monopolies, harm American sailors, and echo British limits, urging rejection and noting foreign lines thrive without aid. He cites English policy, foreign competition, and cites a Hamburg letter praising unsubsidized lines.

Washington John Codman House Committee On Merchant Marine General Banks Dingley Codman England Mr. Fithian Illinois Inman Red Star Lines Buenos Ayres United States France Hamburg New York New York Company Sipman Bremen Fast Australia China

Ladies Night at Chelsea Review Club Bright Social Event

The Chelsea Review Club held its annual ladies night at Pleasant avenue quarters. The four hundred attended a reception and banquet with Hawthorne Male Quartet and Buffum’s Orchestra providing entertainment. Distinguished guests included Lieutenant-Governor Haile and Adjutant-General Dalton, plus many state and local figures and society members.

Review Club of Chelsea Pleasant Avenue George W. Moses Alfred §. Foster Hawthorne Buffum Haile Dalton Hedges Stoddard Rockwell Currier Barrett Keeler Couthony Adams Mellen Chamberlain Joseph B. Mac Ecabe Jeffries Club Boston Edward Glines Somerville Charles A. Campbell D. Frank Kimball Eugene Endicott George E. Mitchell Frank M. Gilley A. W. Fitz Justace C. Fitz John H. Cunningham Grace W. Low Christine Wilson Abby S. Poole Chicago Newhall Newton Agnes Phemister Edith Leeds the Musses Briggs Anna Bailey

Remarkable Brain Fag Aid From Horsford's Acid Phosphate

Dr. W. H. Fisner of Le Sueur Minnesota endorses Horsford's Acid Phosphate as very serviceable for nervous debility sexual weakness brain fag excessive tobacco use fever and certain urinary troubles calling it a grand good remedy in all cases he has used it.

Horsford W. H. Fisner le Sueur, Minn

Socialism debate centers on Saltonstall at Unitarian dinner

The Unitarian Club at the Vendome hosts Leverett Saltonstall as presiding officer for the first time in months. Alexander Wheeler and a panel including Hale Savage Brooks discuss socialism, its origins, and the balance between labor, capital, and government in a broad, lively exchange.

E. E. Hale M. J. Savage John Graham Brooks Leverett Saltonstall Unitarian Club Vendome Alexander Wheeler Saltonstall Endicott Peabody Alexander S. Wheeler Esa Edward Everett Hale Brooke Herford S. Wentworth Brooke Horace Bumstead Atlanta University Minot J. Savage Henry F. Jenks Philip H. Sears Frank Wells M.D George O. Shattuck James B. Case George D. Lowe Edward Wheelwright James Sumner Greene Charles 8. Rackemann James W. Austin Charles B. Cuminegs Thomas H. Chandler William H. Ladd Josiah Quincy Grenville H. Norcross N. H. Henchman William H Ilam Brook Farm Europe Persia Japan Paris Wheeler Robert Owen York Scotland Indiana Karl Marx Owen Thomas Kirkup Walker

Priceless Paragon Fails To Please In New York Run

Mr. Daly presented an adaptation of Sardou's Belle Marion by Harry Paulton titled A Priceless Paragon. It proved a successful failure with a simple tale of a newly married man and his flashy stepmother in law. Performers Drew and Lewis drew attention for their respective turns, while Die Walkure enchanted a large audience at the Metropolitan that evening.

New Yorks Sprdran Daly Sardou Harry Paulton Miss Rehan Drew Mr. Lewis Metropolitan

Moody church choir member shot by fellow congregant

Chcaco February 12 Miss Hattie Hind a choir member at D L Moody's church was shot twice by Robert Henderson a Moody congregation member He Henderson then shot himself in the right ear a fatal wound Hind may recover

Hattie Hind D. L. Moody’s Church Robert Henderson Moody Henderson Miss Hind

Baptist Church seeks to keep Rev. F. S. Bacon

Marblehead February 12 The Baptist Church and Society plan to retain Reverend F. S. Bacon who tendered his resignation. Subscriptions have been received to warrant a salary increase in hopes he will reconsider leaving the ministry.

Marblehead The Baptist Church and Society Bacon

Larkin Fractures Ankle During Arrest At Cambridgeport

Officer Malloy arrested Lawrence Larkin for drunkenness when he stumbled and suffered a compound fracture of his left ankle. Dr. Bryant ordered removal to Cambridge Hospital. Larkin, employed by Union Carpet Beating Co of Boston, was taken by police ambulance. A two day fair at North Avenue Congregational Church Cambridge supports an Indian student in the Santee School in Dakota run by the parish’s young ladies.

Malloy Cambridgeport Lawrence Larkin Larkin Bryant Cambridge Hospital Union Carpet Beating Company Boston North Avenue Congregational Church Cambridge Dakota

Labor Unions Hold Meetings in City Halls

The Plasterers Union met at Eagle Hall on Washington street to discuss the eight hour issue and the parade on the 22d and four new members were initiated. The Carriage Makers Union met at Grand Army Hall and backed the eight hour move while street railway unions 1 and 6 also held sessions and initiated new members.

Plasterers’ Union Eagle Hall Washington Street Carriage Makers’ Union Grand Army Hall

English Parliamentary Leaders by Robert Niven at Tremont Temple

Mr Niven analyzed the 1886 Irish crisis and Gladstone's shift toward the Parnellite line. He highlighted O Connell Butt and Parnell, Lord Randolph Churchill, and Salisbury’s rise, ending with praise for John Bright as a steadfast statesman.

Robert Niven Tremont Temple Mr. Niven Gladstone Parnell Churchill Salisbury Empire of Great Britain Niven Ireland Great Britain England O’connell Butt Home Rule Party Mgr. Parnell Lord Randolph Churchill House of Commons Lord Salisbury Mr. Gladstone Randolph Churchill Parnellites Mr. Farnell Joseph Chamberlain John Morley Radical Party John Bright

Noted Captains and Noted Names Mark Local Obituary List

Captain John Warren Bates of Cohasset dies aged about 74. He commanded famed clippers including Flying Eagle and led a transport steamer for the government during the Rebellion, transporting General Butler's troops to Yorktown. Amos N. Beckwith of Providence dies, leaving a large but tangled estate tied to the Dyerville company. Edmund Terry, New York lawyer and Yale graduate, dies at 70. George W. Ware Jr, Boston lawyer, dies. born December 3 1837, Amherst 1859, Harvard Law 1861. Mrs. Susan W. Mason, widow of Daniel G. Mason, dies after brief illness. two sons include John Mason, leading man at the Boston Museum, who must perform this week. Funeral Friday with Newark interment. James Newsome, longtime Dedham resident and designer in woollen mills, dies at 82. English-born, worked in Northampton then Dedham. longtime Baptist treasurer.

John Warren Bates Cohasset Boston Fort Hill General Butler Yorktown Amos N. Beckwith Dorrance Dyerville Mills Providence Dyerville Company Edmund Terry New York City Yale Supreme Court Damiel Webster George W. Ware, Jr Ware Det Amherst Harvard Law School Susan W. Mason Daniel G. Mason Lowell Mason Lowell John Mason Boston Museum Newark James Newsome Dedham Northampton England The Baptist Church

Tremont to Stage New Bill With Miss Vokes Repertoire

Next week Tremont will present a new bill headlined by Miss Vokes with A Game of Cards The Circus Rider and The Rough Diamond as the program. The Stowaway continues at the Boston Theatre this week only. Hermann's Vaudevilles return Monday for Trewey Lannhauser opens the German opera with Eliza beth sung by Kalisch Lehmann and Wolfram by Reichmann in a strong cast.

the Tremont Miss Vokes Boston Theatre Hermann Trewey Lannhauser Mme. Kalisch-Lehmann Venus Elizabeth America Theodore Reichmann Wolfram

Real Estate Transactions Filed in Boston Exchange

Real estate records in Suffolk county list permissions to build in Boston wards 22 and 24 with new brick and wooden structures. Mortgages include multiple properties in Allston, West Roxbury, Chelsea, Dorchester, Roxbury, East Boston, Charlestown, and more, ranging from 300 to 22,000 dollars. Also notes restoration at 69 to 75 Chauncy Street, Lynn land sale to Boston & Maine RR, Brookline land transfers, and public notices from the South Boston Citizens Association regarding building projections on East Second Street.

Suffolk County Boston Real Estate Exchange and Auction Board Arthur Little Ward 22 James Smith Bay State Road City of Boston Mt. Vernon Street Ward 24 D.H. Jacobs & Son W. J. Robinson Dorchester Avenue Samuel Hanoto Francis A. Dewson Everett Street Allston Jeremiah H. Murphy Germania Cooperative Bank Baker and Hart Streets West Roxbury Benjamin K. Newhall Lewis G. Low Bellingham Street Chelsea Fred R. Slater John J. Merrill Main Middlesex Streets Charlestown Timothy J. Hartnett James C. Lovering Piedmont Street City Enjamin V. Maxwell Moody Merrill Michigan Avenue Dorchester Bridget M. McIntyre David H Kremen Street Boston James FE. Segee Stark Credit Mobilier Norwood Street Henry H. Fernald Cheever Newhall New John C. Ropes Eleanor A. Whiteside Hanover Street Bernard Foley Et al Franklin Savings Bank Bluehill Avenue Dacia Street Randlett Place Rand Brookford Streets Lafayette Place Roxbury George F. Dodge John J. Underhill Clark Avenue Helen M. Crowell Ett East Boston Savings Bank New Street East Boston John Patten Charles H. Johnston Jamaica Street Peter Garvin Nathan G. Gooch Nathan T. Robison Caterina Altieri Et al Joan M. Moore Chester Avenue William C. Cotter Frederick C. Herrick Wigglesworth Street Michael H. Shute Bennington Porter Streets Charles 8. Cornwell Workingmen’s Cooperative Bank Dudley Avenue Alonzo H. Laws John F. Slattery Spencer Street Myles J. McTernan Lina Weld Hyde Park Avenue Daniel W. Tyler Miless Turner Phipps Street William H. Keal David H. McKay Northampton Street Yp. F. Brennan R.H. Allen Broadway Athens D Streets Jane Millowitsch T. A. Westcott Chelsea Street Bernard Keiley Jonathan Russell Sawyer Street George T. McLaughlin Johns Ellery Fulton Street Dwight Baldwin Allston Cooperative Guilford Street Brighton L. J. Tufts Kate L. S. Teele Congress Avenue Shawmut Streets Patrick Kearns Ebenezer Francis Chauncy Street Lynn Edward F. Elder Washington Street Harrison Court Boston & Maine Railroad Company Brookline Watts H. Bowker Charles Crosby Aspinwall Avenue Edward 8. Philbrick Boylston Street Cotton C. Johnson Fannie M. Johnson Faxon Avenue Quincy Daniel E. Davis Warren A. Pierce Arlington Woburn S. A. Johnson Lafayette and Washington Streets Salem William C. Oliver Gloucester South Boston John D. Gaylord DE. Wilmirth Suffolk Massachusetts Dalton Street Frank L. Fuller Swaffolk Wilmarth

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