Sugar Men's Protests and Pacific Slope in Cabinet Hope
Washington reports Republicans seek a sugar bounty to offset the 50 percent tariff cut, aiming to keep domestic sugar jobs and fund. Senator Stanford signals possible support, while Nevada and Louisiana alignments influenced by party unity. Pacific coast lawmakers plan a Cabinet push, backing John F. Swift and coordinating patronage to win posts for California, Nevada, and Oregon.
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Washington
Spectan
Senate
Stanford
California
Aldrich
Hiscock
Post
Nevada
Louisana
Capitol
Louisiana
Allison
House
Pacific Slope
Cabinet
Cabinet Place
Oregon
John F. Swift
Pacific Coast
Custern House
Harrison
Negotiations With China Include Cipher Translation
President Cleveland sent to the Senate a supplemental reply to the September resolution seeking Chinese correspondence. The only new item is a translation of a cipher dated September 21 showing China would not ratify the treaty without more time to discuss proposals to shorten the restriction term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Cleveland
Senate
Indian court bill chances slim this session
A Senate substitute bill by Morgan is seen as the only workable option. Arkansas Senator Jones notes its simplicity and lower cost. He says a beginning could be made now with future extension if needed, but no bill could reach House debate this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Jones
Arkansas
House
Senate
Dominion finances show debt rise and revenue shift in 1888
The Dominion public accounts for 1887-88 record gross debt climbing from 273,187,626 to 284,513,841 and net debt from 227,314,775 to 234,513,358. Customs and excise receipts fall to 28,177,413, while other revenues rise about 700,000. Expenditures grow to 36,718,490 with Dominion lands revenue of 217,085 and survey costs at 319,505, leaving a 102,518 deficit.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sorcrau
Dominion
Dominion Lands
Funeral for Dr. J. A. Emmerton in Salem
The funeral for Dr. J. A. Emmerton was largely attended in Salem today. Trustees of the Public Library and Essex Institute officers attended, along with Rev. Phillips Brooks of Boston. Services were led by Revs. Israel and Bolles. burial was private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
J. A. Emmerton
Public Library
Essex Institute
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Rew.ielder Israel
E.C. Bolles
Newes
Eclipse Photos Show Clear Sun During Totality
Harvard University party at Willows California captured over fifty photographs of yesterday's eclipse. Four Harvard observers with twenty-nine local assistants used fourteen telescopes, eight spectroscopes, and diverse equipment to document 11.8 seconds of totality and corona details. Meteorology led by Winslow Upton and A L Rotch. photography and spectroscopy directed by Professor W H Pickering with assistants S Bayley E S King and Robert Black.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pickering
Harvard University
Willow
Harvard
Erythries
Winslow Upton
Providence
R. L
A. L. Rotch
Blue Hill Observatory
W. H. Pickering
Harvard College Arty
S. Bayley
E.S. King
Robert Black
Market report notes Atchison impact on New York and Boston shares
Market summary from New York and Boston markets discusses Atchison influence, rumors denied by the company, and earnings for November and December ahead of last year. London buying Mexican Central stock and 5 to 6 percent call money rates on loans are reported, along with several options puts and calls on listed securities. The piece also covers railroad expansion, bridge construction, and geographic rail routes involving Mexico and the southwestern United States.
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Boston
Atchison
London
New York
Matamoras
Mex
Bagdad
Rio Grande
San Luis Potosi
Aransas Pass
Brownsville
United States
City of
Mexico
Monterey & Mexican Gulf
Monterey
Frank Russell Brown
Northwest
Eastern Railroad of
Minnesota
St. Paul
Ygesa & Manitoba
Watiana
Ieee
Eastern Railway of Minnesota
Northern Pacific
Duluth & Iron Range
Wisconsin Central
Seattle
Lake Shore & Eastern
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Eae
Duluth
Winnipeg
Red Wing & Southern
Winona & Southwestern
Olnenk
Tae
South Shore & Atlantic
Chisago & Northwestern
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Patel Tao Sg
Aso
Orcece
John M. Johnson
Norwich
New London
Connecticut
Suffolk
Boston and Albany Railroad Co
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Vetoes Disposed Of By Boston Aldermen In Lively Session
The Boston aldermen reviewed five veto messages from the mayor in a closing administration session. The loan order was passed over veto 11 to 1, others included funding for a ferry worker, county deed indices, and a claims payment, while some items were referred or tabled. A plan to consolidate departments and a request to petition the Legislature were approved. The board also heard on jail reform, lunatic hospital needs, and fireman safety measures, with several nominations and confirmations handled and financial reports presented before adjourning.
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Doherty
Cornelius Roach
Suffolk County
McLaughlin
Committee On Claims
New England Telephone and Tiegraph Company
Harvard Bridge
Alderman Eddy
Cushing
Benjamin Whitney
Common Council
Alderman Wilson
Boston
House of Correction
N. G. Smith
Alderman Kelley
Freestone Cutters’ Union
Jeremiah Carew
Chestnut Hill
Vinal
Andrew J. Bailey
Thomas M. Babson
Ehiir
Alderman Smith
Alderman Gove
Augustus Russ
Charles P. Cook
Charles G. Goussebaire
William F. Brothers
Isaac B. Rich
Hollis Street Theatre
Alderman Murphy
John O. Locke
Long Island
Chabei Shalom Corporation
Homer, Wordsworth and
Byron
Pea
Revere Beach & Lynn
Inspecting Their Steamers in Newport Visit by Old Colony Officials
President Choate and Superintendent Kendrick of the Old Colony company with insurance inspectors arrived from Boston by special train. They viewed the Bristol wreck, tested the Providence fire alarm and crew, dined aboard, and inspected the Pilgrim before returning. Choate asked Chief Cozzens for names of the injured to aid relief and promised the company board would consider boosting Newport fire relief funds at its next meeting.
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Newpork
R. I
Choate
Kendrick
Old Colony Company
Boston
Pierce
Thomas Dennis
Bristol
Providence
Pilgrim
Choate Shuld
Cozzens
Fire Department
Newport Fire Department
Auction Sales Today Hearse Horses and More
Auction sales listed today include horses at 10 30 a m by C T Walker fruit by Snow and Co at 11 00 a m and carpets by Leonard and Co at 3 00 p m in the cataloged sale schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Walker
Fruit—Snow & Co
M. Carpets—Leonard & Co
Theatres Playbill List for Hollis Street Boston
Boston theatres schedule shows Mary Anderson at Hollis Street Theatre and Dockstader's Minstrels at Boston Theatre. Other venues feature Sweet Lavender at Museum and Parlor Match at Park Theatre plus Fantasma at Globe and Drifting Apart at Grand Opera House with varied showtimes and vaudeville variety acts.
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Hollis Street
Mary Anderson
Pte Museum
Sweet Lavender
Park Theatre
Globe Theatre
Boston Theatre
Gaiety Musee
BIJOU
Marriages In New England and New Mexico
Betts and Newcomb wed in Silver City New Mexico on December 19. Chipman and Grover unite in Medfield Massachusetts on January 1. Harris and Guion marry in Boston on December 24. Scharff and Rice wed in Brookline December 29. Wait and Wright marry in Medford January 1. Wold and Nilson wed in the city December 29.
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Betts—Newcomb
Silver City
N. M
J. A. Lowe
Howard Hi. Betts
Annie A. Newcomb
Boston
Chipman
Grover
Medfield
Mass
A. W. Jefferson
Franklin
Albion
Edith
W. B. Grover
Harris
Guion
This City
Obituary notices listing multiple deaths across cities
Deaths reported in city notices include Alexander Campbell aged 4, William H Gutterson 80, James LinnEhan 61, Lena Livingstone 27, Thomas F Lanagan 36, John T McGaw 78, Michael O Dea 65, Sarah A Peterson 52, Christine Pearson 26, George D Richards undated, Mary Stanwood infant, Eliza Savary 54, and Mrs E W Walker 30 with others from Charlestown Danvers Malden Wareham Crescent Beach. Notices request copies in several state papers.
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McGaw
John T. McGaw
O’dea
South Boston
Michael O'Dea
Peterson
East Boston
Sarah A
Sidney Peterson
Pearson
Malden
Christine Pearson
Richards
Danvers
George D. Richards
Stanwood
Mary
Arthur G
Annie L. Stanwood
Savary
Wareham
Eliza Whitlock Savary
New York
New Jersey
Illinois
Michigan
Walker
Crescent Beach
E. W. Walker
Offices on Summer Street to Let in Granite Building
Real estate notice offers two prime offices for rent in the granite building at the Summer and Arch streets corner. Apply to William Gray at 70 Kilby Street Mason Building Room 47 between 10 a.m. and 12 noon.
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Arch Streets
William Gray
Kilby St. Mason Building
Pearl Street property at 92 and 94 Pearl Street description
Lower floor and basement at 92 and 94 Pearl street corner High street with possession on January 1, 1889. WM. C. Codman and J. G. Freeman of 40 Kilby Street listed.
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Pearl Street
Corner High Street
WM. C. Codman
J. G Freeman
Kilby Street
Factory Buildings in Medford for Immediate Sale
Factory buildings in Medford offering 20 000 feet of well lighted floor space and a 40 horsepower engine with shafting. Located near tide water within five minutes of the depot and twenty five minutes to State street. WM. C. Codman and J. G. Freeman listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Railroad Company
Eastern Railroad
Fremont Street
Boston
Mass
U.S. A
United States
Will'd P. Phillips
Chas. R. Codman
Chrles A. Cotting
Trustees Eastern Railroad
Medford
Tide Water
State Street
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Store and Basement on South Street suitable for leather trade
Rear entrance elevator and steam heat available if desired. Inquire of the owner at 28 School Street Room 1.
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South St
School St
Offices to Let in Cushing Building at Water Street
Describes a sunny suite of three rooms about 20 by 20 feet each for rent in the Cushing Building No 85 Water Street. Applications directed to Wm. C. Codman and J. G. Freeman.
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Cushing
Water Street
Wm. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Store and Basement at 218 Purchase St For Lease
Property at 218 Purchase Street comprising storefront and basement about 1500 square feet. Suitable for wool or leather business use. Includes main retail area and storage space with access to basement. Prime location described for prospective tenants.
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Purchase St
School St
Business changes renewals and dissolutions across firms
The report items multiple partnerships renewed dissolved or restructured. Dame Stoddard Kendall renewal. Burd Marr dissolved with Burd closing affairs. Fairbanks Neale dissolved with Neale continuing. Williamson Duren Willis admitted to Lewis Bros. & Co. Smith Bates Co successor formed Smith Whiting Connor Co. Leonard retires from Jackson Mandell Daniell. Love Holmes admitted to Barnes Hutchinson Pierce. Fuller Holtzer Cabot dissolution followed by new independent electrical firms. Beardsley Cummings to continue piano business.
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Dame, Stoddard & Kendall
Burd, Marr & Co
Burd
Fairbanks & Neale
Mr. Neale
Williamson
George B. Duren
Grinnell Willis
Lewis Bros. & Co
Smith, Bates & Co
John O. Smith
George Whiting
Edward R. Smith
Charles P. Connor
George S. Smith
Smith
Charles E Fuller
Frank Fuller
George W. Beardsley
Charles P. Cummings
Beardsley
Cummings
Weep the Baby's Gotile Squeet Clean with Pearline
A fragmented ad style line touts washing with Pyles Pearline to clean baby items. The odd phrasing suggests vintage household product promotion.
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Pyle
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Kilby
Silas Peirce
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Charles 5. Macallaer
MASSACHU_ SEY
SA & Folk
James B. Bradlee
William Minot, Jr
Benjamin W. Crowninshield
Marblehead
Essex
Frederick H. Bradlee
William Minot
Joan W. McKay
Josephine Adele Plerrette Ravenot
Said County
Julius A. Palmer
Massachus Setts
Samuel Morrill
William J. Bowditch
Ann R. Morrill
Ommon
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Sarah P. Tucker
Brooklyn
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Elizabeth Atkins Badger
Massacho
Harriet E. French
Denver
Colorado
Thomas Dean
Jonny W. McKim
Eliwah George
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Sqnare
Massachusetts
Bes
F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gilbhens
FE. Terull
WM. Bb. Tubranaer
Awst
Commonwealth OF Massa Orean Setts
Norfolk
Propate Court
William Rice
Brookline
Tn T. Rice
Rufus A. Bullock
Ann E. F. Rice
Lydia T. Rice
George M. Rice
Dedham
George White
Jonathan Cobb
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Ss.probate Court
James Edwin Briggs
Lloyd Briggs
Edward A. Studley
Lilian F. Briggs
Joan W. McKin
Commonwealth OF Amassachoux Selts
Mary Rebecca Johnson
Benjamin II. Strobridge
Olive D. Strobridge
NSS KC B
John F. Timlein
William Trmlin
Admr
MR. Ames
P. O. Box
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Probate Court
James Thomson
Wil
Adaline P. Hibbard
Elwah George
Liberty Square
James & Abbot
Federal Street
Federal Court
H. Ae Ggles
Beene Leonard
Washington St
Oston
Harvard College
Bath
G. Pp. Bemis
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Commonwealth OF Massachus Setyls
James F. Quinn
John H. Quinn
Elijah Glorge
Maurice Scanlon
Bridget Scanlon
Jonn W. McKim
Wlijah George
Notwice
Nicholas Kelsah
Nicholas Kelsch
Adanr
Frederick Jones
Francis F. Emery
Fredr
J. Barnard
Aaron K. Gay & CO
Eugene Tompkins
Onight
Dockstader
Minstrels
Levy
Cornet
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Mlevenick
Boston Ideal Opera CO
Pauline L’allemand
Zelie DE Lussan
Georgine von Januschowski
Frank Baxter
Sig. Parisott
W. H. Mertens
W. H. Clark
J. C. Miron
Clement Bainbridge
Attalie Claire
Neuendorff
Queen Lopaz
Barber of Seville
Carsmen
Hanlons Fantasma
London Gaiety Theatre Company
Nellie Farren
Fredane
Boston Music Hall
Stoddard
Old England
Holland
Belgium
Cardinal Richelieu
Florence
Burditt & North, Managers
Henry E. Abbey
Complete Dramatic Company
Lady OF Lyons
Boston MU Museu
M. R. M. Field
Evans and
Hoey
Hoyt
Nat C. Goodwin
Sanders Theatre
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Evelling
Charles F. Webber
Haydn
Mozart
Tasso
Liszt
Adelaide
Beethoven
Wagner
Howard Atheneum
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Tremont
Katharine
Jas. A. Herne
THE
Minute Men
Copartnership Notices
Ti Co
Stoddard, Lovering & Co
Joseph
Lovering
Frederick A. Haserick
Charles E. Richards
Edward W. Dean
Joseph S. Lovering
Frederick 8
Dean, Chase & Co
Stoddard, Lovering & C
Congress Street
Thomas Street
Edward W. Dean P. Coggeshall Chase, William F. Skilton
William P. Edwards
Silas Peirce, Jr
John B Clapp
Silas Peirce & CO
W. Bennett
Horace
Sears
N. Boynton & CO
Parker, Wilder & Co
John Byers
W. L. Garrison
Percival S. Howe
W. L. Garrison & CO
Spaulding
Nash, Spaulding & CO
Heodore W. Bennett
Charles E. Perkins
John B. Gerrish
Charles L. Bausher
John L. Bremer & CO
ODD Fellows’ Hall Association
Pearl St
Charles Hayden
Treas
Androscoggin Mills
Summer Street
George F. Fabyan
Worta
Letter Meads
Bill Meads
Lincoln
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