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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1888

Page

2

Ex-Governor Long Pushes Tariff Bill Reducing Sugar Duty

Ex governor Long introduces in the House a tariff bill from the Home Market Club altering sugar duties and duties on tobacco and spirits. The measure provides progressive sugar rates by color and polariscopic test, a bounty for beet and sugarcane production, and eliminates customs fees while sec 12 promotes export. The accompanying letter from the Home Market Club argues for simplified rates and anti discrimination in assessment.

Long the Home Market Club House Club Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress United States Secretary of the Treasury Customs Internal Revenue Commissioner of Internal Revenue Boston United States Senate Customs and Navigation Herbert Radclyffe Home Markets Club

Davis bill seeks back pay for 1886 election supervisors

Rep Davis of Fall River introduces a measure to require the Treasury to pay United States supervisors who served in the 1886 elections the difference between amounts allowed by the Department of Justice and those granted by Circuit Court judges. He cites a long dispute with Attorney General Garland and notes the bill may not progress, referring it to the Committee on Expenditures in the Department of Justice.

Washington Sprotan Davis Fall River the Treasury United States Department of Justice Circuit Court Garland Committee On Expenditures

Senate Advances Maritime Canal Bill and Pension Reforms

The Senate passed the Maritime Canal Company of Nicaragua bill authorizing a New York based corporation to build a ship canal through Nicaragua with potential cross canals. Also approved were pension measures for incapacitated veterans and dependents, with debates over eligibility and support tests influencing the final wording.

Pension bill edges toward G A R goals amid veto fears

The Senate debated a service pension bill with amendments from Senators Blair Berry Evarts and Plumb. Arguments centered on total incapacity, self support, and grading pensions while preserving G A R aims. Final votes struck out totally and upheld a $10 service pension proposal amid reluctant support and executive adjournment.

Sugar Trust Inquiry Debate in House Adopts Table

In Washington on February 27 Breckinridge Arkansas opposed the sugar trust probe, Milliken Maine defended the measure, noting no intent to hinder other committees. The sugar duty issue raised worries about harming small makers and consumers, with raw sugar duties vs refined affecting imports. The resolution was laid on the table. Matson Indiana reported a pension circular controversy saying the 100 day circular aided many claims though Mason Illinois called it an overreach.

Washington Breckinridge Arkansas Committee On Manufactures Secretary of the Treasury New York Sugar Trust Milliken Maine Sugar Trust Mr. Matson Indiana Committee On Invalid Pensions Commissioner of Pensions Matson Mason Illinois

Longfellow Memorial Reading at Sanders Theatre

An evening at Sanders Theatre honors Longfellow with readings organized by Miss Charlotte Fiske Bates. Colonel Higginson hosts a program featuring Holmes, Hale, Moulton, Lathrop, O Reilly, Adams, O Reilly, and Bates with tribute verses and Longfellow lines, concluding with Lowell. The event supports the Longfellow memorial fund.

Longfellow Sanders Theatre Charlotte Fiske Bates Colonel Higginson Dame Craigie Hale Quincy Higginson Edward Everett Hale Fillip Bourke Marston Louise Chandler Moulton Lathrop Epps O'Reilly Bohemia Charles Follen Adams Leedle Yancoob Strauss Lord Mr. Lowell

Pension Office Action Sparks Debate and Legislative Moves

Lawmakers discussed a pension office circular that allowed dismissal of 700 to 800 cases for failing to perfect evidence within 100 days. The measure was challenged as overreaching but was tabled after debate. Several district and public works bills were introduced, and a commemorative minute on W. W. Corcoran was ordered spread upon the journal.

Congress Matson Pension Office Yeas Russell Connecticut French Waterbury Conn Perkins Kansas Breckinridge Kentucky Milliken Maine New York Buchanan New Jersey District of Columbia Wilson West Virginia W. W. Corcoran National Capital

Prominent City Ladies Hear Mrs Winslow Reading

A distinguished audience in Hotel Brunswick heard Mrs. Erving Winslow read from Goldsmith and Sheridan. She performed She Stoops to Conquer and selections from The School for Scandal including the drawing room scene Sir Peter and Lady Veazle and the Act 4 screen scene. The reading opened with a brief sketch of each play's initial production.

Erving Winslow Hotel Brunswick

A Healthy Newspaper and Clean Home Atmosphere

A reader praises the Post for its clean columns and restraint in reporting. He recalls prior praise for George Lunt and argues newspapers should avoid sensational slights and scandals while informing readers responsibly.

Taverner Post Cleveland Boston Courier George Lunt Cuibono Rochefoucatwld C.F

The Boston Post Advertises Its Growing Influence and Offerings

The Boston Post proclaims rapid public favor and expanded impact in New England. It touts candor in editorials, high literary tone, strong news gathering, enhanced despatches from news centers, commercial records, ship news, and a weekly edition offering thousands of columns for one dollar annually.

Post New England United States Associated Press

Ten Shares Do Forty Do Ten Do Five Do One Hundred Do

A terse stock table fragment lists ten share lots followed by numbers: 40, 10, 5, and 100. The snippet reads like a sequence of quantities without clear context or company identifiers.

First Ward Bank of Redemption Chicago New York New Eng Lake Champlain Burl. & Quincy Essex Rd Sand. & Cleve City of Lynn M. L Little Rock St. Smith Scrip Lo Do Chicago & Gt. Western Rd James McPhails Boston Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts James McPhaill Revere Sai County North Chelsea Salem Street Stephen Atwood John Sargent Sarahee. McPhaill Kk. F. Hahn

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