The McKinley Tariff and the Wool Debate
Arthur Lyman of the Wool Consumers Association responds to Judge Lawrence, arguing that high wool duties harm 65 million Americans, raise carpet prices, and distort markets. He cites Cleveland's free wool stance, cites tariff effects on textiles, and urges readers to consider broader national interests over sectional gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Lyman
Wool Consumers’ Association
Judgs Lawrence
Gion Journal of Commerce
Wool Consummers’ Association
Fesl
Williaim Lawreues
Ohio
Lawrence
Washington
Shepard
Texas
Shepard Kines
Territories
Pennsylvania
Oho
Oiher
C Cleveland
Secretary of the Treasury
Iit
Garovets
Chaigo Lawrence
McAuley
Jude Lawrence
National Association
al Vol Manufacturers
North
Whitmanay
Ike
Courss
Arthur I
Lyman
Massachusetts General Court Debates Entertainment Bill Amid Veto Talk
The lower branch of the General Court debated an entertainment bill pushed by Mr Powers of Hyde Park to bar entertaining officials or legislators by parties or firms. Critics warned the Governor's veto power would overshadow legislative votes, while supporters argued the measure aimed to curb improper influence and protect executives and judges. The session also touched on routine business, including bank dissolutions and funding for memorials, with various orders and committee actions recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great and General Court
Powers
Hyde Park
Charles
Seaton
Ber
Sohier
Beverly
Howe
Cambridge
Committee On Rules
Schier
House
McEttrick
Boston
Russell
Quincy
Suhier
Massachusetts
Congress
Wardwell
Haverhill
Canadian Cooperative Bank of Lowell
Revere Cooperative Bank
Shawmut Cooperative Bank of
Sandwich
Magsciusetts Regiment Association
Antietam
Boston, Logisty Natural History
General Court
Commissioners of Savines
Mor Kage
Staverimary and Reform Schools
Committee
Electric Car Spooks Horses Hits City Switchman
Thomas Owls, a West End Street Railway switchman, was knocked down by Bay State Ice Company wagon horses driven by John Ham at Tremont and Court streets. He escaped with minor injuries and was cared for at 1047 Tremont street as officers halted the frightened team. A second incident near Tremont House involved Boston Ice wagons colliding with Armstrong Transfer, damaging wheels but causing no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Owls
West End Street Railway Company
Tremont
Court Streets
Bay State Ice Company
John
Ham
Owls
Tremont Street
Brennan
Division 2
Boston Iee Company
Tremont House
Armstrong Transfer Company
Coughing Leads to Consumption Says Kemp's Hassain
A promotional notice urges immediate action against coughing claiming it leads to consumption. It advertises Hassain as a remedy and warns delaying treatment as dangerous, stating a price of 60 outs and $1 at druggists plus urging readers to visit today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Prige
Christianity With a But Sermon at Arlington Street Church
The Rev. Brooke Herford led the Friday evening Lenten service at Arlington Street Church before a fair-sized crowd. He preached on Luke 9 6 "Lord I will follow thee but" urging decisive Christian living, noting many say but then delay full commitment and that it is never too late to follow Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke Herford
Arlington Street
Herford
Christ
Crist
Tinsel Trends and Spring Dress Goods Rise in Style
Fashion notes survey the coming season with soft hair nets, cobweb veils, and revived Organdes muslins in lavender and biscuit shades. Trade hints include Stearns & Co and Messia Gilchrist & Co promotions, while domestic training ideas surface alongside new indoor outdoor wear by Mrs. Hanovek and urban architects in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler & Co
Sannterer
Thayer, McNeil & Hodgkins
Temple Place
Rubin
Dhari
Jexo Luesday
Stearns & Co
Saunterer
Wade
Hilli
Faris
Sone
Tuttle & Co
Messia, Gilchrist & Co
Humphreys
Chicago
Charles Hanovek
Connecticut Legislature Advances Joint Committee Appointments
Harronp Conn February 25 The House voted to proceed with appointing its members to the joint working committees. Democrats did not oppose the resolution. Eight chairmanships will go to Democrats on joint standing, joint select, and House select committees. Senate adjourned until tomorrow at 1 p.m. without business. Recess planned until apportionment in the House completes, then adjournment until 11:80 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrronp
Conn
House
Joint Select
House Select Committees
Senate
Bridgman Oils at Doll Richards in Fine Collection
A notable Bridgman oil collection fills Doll Richards gallery featuring Preparing for the Wedding and The Negr o Fete, with Algier scenes, portraits, and landscapes. The exhibition highlights strong color, precise figure study, and dramatic genre works, ending March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll & Richards
F.A. Bridgman
Euroos
Alebania
Snnishine
Alers
Bat
Golor
Mustapha
Bridgman
Algiers
Uee
Minster
St. Maurice
Boulevard de Et Republique
Algtat
Tidgman
Brittany
Beata
Rapair
Nisa Caritte
Artis
Victor Hugo
Maren 4
Supplementary Star Course Opens with International Cast
A six Thursday evening series supplements the Star Course for $1 per course. Opening in Boston features Frederick Williams, a ten year old boy soprano from London, with Edith McGregor contralto Frank May baritone and Mrs Nettie F Lewis reader, plus Appallo Sale Quartet. J W Bengough will present a unique monologue. Robert Harper and his lantern views, Lutteman Sexvetts from Steckhorn, Adamowski Quartette and Mary Howe join the bill in a lively program headlined by a rising American soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frederick Williams
Westmatée Abbey
London
Edith McGregor
Frank May
Nettie F. Lewis
Abcoad
J. W. Bengough
Robert Harper
Belgium
Holland
The
Rhine
Harper
Lutteman Sexvetts
Bsteckhorn
Penis
Chicago
Edward P. Elliott
Hamer- 181
Adamowski
Mary Howe
Suprano
Lais
Sunday Notices Across Roxbury Churches in March
A cluttered notice sheet lists morning and evening services at multiple Roxbury churches on Sunday March 1 and following Sundays. Ministers including Charles G. Ames Rev Emory J Hanes and Brooke Turner preach. programs feature sermons, Sunday School, concerts, lectures on religion and history, with free seating and open doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine HischLks
Rockline Street
Warren Avone
Charles G. Ames
Winister
Mesio Ball
Emory J. Hanes
Opie
Phurus
Chace
Uae
Wil
Brooke
Erford
Semon
Luther T
Makien
Fins? Cavroi
Cnion Nail
Boylston Street
W.S. Key of
Wallaston
Odotton
Kingland
Estiningter Abbey
Cotner Dartmouth
Herwich Stresta
James M. Gray
Newbury Street
Leighton Varss
Pavile
Exeter Street
Hale
Lilet Square
Boston Young Mex
Boyiston
Berkeley
Auleess
Josph
Sud Coy Choir
Aureus
George andAroderick
Syeart
Elo
Sidney Woodward
Joseph Stewart
George W. Tractor
Lonighs
Huston University
Sn ZA Sortis
Boston whiskey ad proclaims purity and local sale
Baye ayever of Massachusetts declares G U Taylor whiskey free of foreign substances and adulterants after careful examination. The product is aged and sold by K Graves & Sons in Boston and widely distributed by Duiggiers and Grecrs. CURLIER H GRAVES & SONs are the proprietors in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State -Aveyer
Massachusetts
G. U. Taylor
Chaser
K. Graves & Song
Boston
Duiggiers
Grecrs
Curlier
H. Graves
5UNS
Sele
Royal Baking Powder Claim of Purity and Strength
The Royal Baking Powder Company touts its royal powder as the oldest and purest leavening, free from harmful substances, and claims it produces its own cream of tartar in a dedicated refinery. It asserts it uses over half of the U S cream of tartar and contrasts its purity with other brands that show lime and sulphuric acid traces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baking Powder Company
Mammoth
United States
Europe
Court Opinions Drift Through Boston & Maine Case Rulings
The Feb 27 court notes announce several opinions on tort and estate cases. McCreary vs Boston & Maine rejects prescriptive public crossing rights. McCarthy vs Stevenson upholds Palfrey agent evidence. McCarthy judge awards Sarah Judge the fund under a fraternal order policy. Avery and Webster vs Old Colony Rail involved injury under liability law. Fletcher vs Everett addresses timber removal and lease terms. Binney vs Wattingh et al deals with an insolvent estate and trustees under will law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmin McCreary
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eustia McCreary
Swampscott
Charles G Fall
Solomon Lincoln
Mauritz Schendell
Dimes Stevenson
Palfrey
Palley
Wn Avénu
Stevenson
John J. “iCariy
Saiat J. Judge
Columbia Lodge
McCarthy
Sarah Jane Judge Wa Bott
Nova Scotia
Norfols House
Jess McCarthy
Carthy
Misa Judge
Miss Judge
Sarah Judge
Sarah J. Judge
John J. McCarthy
J. A. Supreme Judicial Pourter Comm
Pidesugh
Edward Avery
Prentiss Webster
Ctulse
Thomas W. Doushue
Old Colony Railroad Company
Bostus
Wilv
Jamaica
William Gasten
William A. Reed
J. H. Benton, Jr
de Buns Yhows
Vendee
Pottinzai
Charles Robinson
Mary
Flynn
City of
Boston
Lott
Batrick Cuddy
People’s Ice Company
Janes P. Thayer
Same
Shes
Dedham
Iis
Jolds
Charles Marsh
Broadway National Bank
Adams
Mass
Stone
Broadways Bank precedent cited in Hyde Park trial record
District court notes cite Broadway National Bank vs Adams as still law, with updates from 1984 statute. Judge lists cases including Welch vs Coveny for contract work on a Hyde Park ledge, Knowles tort damages from a boy struck by a horse, Wantworth vs Kempton dispute, Burkers tort for a falling globe, Adams and Sullivan gas escape injuries, Pessenden vs Chamberlain contract for a cellar, and Waitsey vs Monroe on abattoir platform damages. Trial lists and session schedules provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway National Bank
Adams
Superior Court
Apprich
D. No
Thomas
Welch
James
Coveny
Hyde Park
Gouirac
Clutrs
Ford
Paati
B. Greauhoud
Cult
Fendant
Harry Proots Preams
Daniel W. Knowles
Plainiff
Leonard Sives
Dorchaxer
Hammann
A. Wantworth
A. Kempton & Co
Pitindlf
B. Kier
D. H. ‘Ling
Catherine Burkers
Boston Electric
Paintff
Warren 4 Reef
Arguusenr
Pourti
Pourti Bession
Duxaar J
George J. Adams
Boston Gas Light We
William
FB. Adams
Same
Cornelius Psullivan
Sane
C Teauver
Corielius P.sullivan
C. P. Sullivan
P. Greenough
Daniel Pessenden
Edgar J. Chamberlain
J. A. Cowan
W. B. Cassidy
Walter H. Waitsey
William Monroe
Brighon Abattoir
D. Tirrell
Bently W. Warren
Insolvency Court Adjur nments and Hearings Summary
Insolvency court in Suffolk 83 reports adjourned hearings for February 27. William P Hunt and others adjourned to March 7 or later. Lowell A Drown granted desistance. Mary F Maney adjourned to April 17. Noah Mayo discharge granted. J Ed Farrar & Co petition adjourned to March 6. Meyer Wax petition for stay of proceedings. Examiner’s motion for John H Piper exam settled. Third hearing on offer of corporation. first hearing on modified offer adjourned to March 6. First meetings for Princes A Posten assignee, Hoare G Perinat, Nathaniel Puller, George Law. Second meeting set for April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Mahrid
William P. Hunt
Lowell A. Drown
Mary F. Maney
Milton NS
John H. Piper
Maren
Princes A Posten
Hoare G Perinat
Nathaniel Puller
George Law
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Judge Lawrence
Mkinley
Gosvon
Conress
Aken
Donovan
Westboro Insane Hospital
Brooke Ierford
Ladily News
Paine Furniture Company
Lair
Jordan & Marsh’s
Paris
Ana
Connecticut Legislature
Ares
F. A. Bridgman
Bowker
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Post Office
Magnachusetts
Bhat
FP. Stevens
Jos. BM. Gliblen
A. W. Davis
Noribaimpten
Geulamae
the Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Buxton
Ee van Ep—Sklenographers
le Vt
Kimingson Standald
School Street
Muschkovite
Pleasant Street
City
Union S
Sumser Street
le Rgwsz
Callat
I, iLale & CO
Washington Street
P.O
Orton
Bay & Street
Taunton
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