Sugar Slope Protests Push for Cabinet Role and Sugar Bounty
Washington dispatch reports Republican senators from sugar states push for a bounty to shield the 50 percent cut in the tariff, hoping to build a domestic sugar industry. California Senator Stanford signals possible support while Nevada and Louisiana lawmakers watch, with turnout unlikely before March. Pacific slope lawmakers plan to unite on Cabinet placements, backing John F. Swift as a leading candidate and seeking unified patronage across California, Nevada, and Oregon.
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Washineron
Jan
Senate
Stanford
California
Aldrich
Hiscock
Post
Nevada
Yeent
Louisana
Capitol
Louisiana
Allison
House
Pacific Slope
Cabinet
Cabinet Place
Oregon
John F. Swift
Pacific Coast
Custom House
Harrison
President Cleveland Sends China Treaty Reply Translation
The president forwarded a supplemental reply to the Senate regarding China. It includes a cipher message dated Sept 21 noting China would not ratify unless more time to discuss shortening the treaty term.
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China
Cleveland
Senate
Those Proposed Indian Courts
The article notes little chance a bill establishing courts among Native Americans will pass this session. A sub-committee report cites Senator Morgan’s substitute as the only viable option, being simpler and cheaper. Senator Jones of Arkansas says a start could be made with Morgan’s bill, with extension later if needed.
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Morgan
Jones
Arkansas
House
Senate
Finances of the Dominion Fiscal 1887–88 Public Accounts
Ottawa reports the Dominion public accounts for 1887–88 show gross debt rising from 273,187,626 to 284,518,841 dollars, net debt up to 234,513,358, customs receipts down to 28,177,413, other sources up nearly 700,000, total revenue 153,470 dollars higher, expenditures 36,718,490, Dominion lands revenue 217,083 with survey costs 319,595 leaving a 102,518 deficit.
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Ottawa
Ont
Sorcrau
Dominion
Dominion Lands
Funeral held for Dr J A Emmerton in Salem
The funeral of the late Dr J A Emmerton was largely attended in Salem Today. Trustees of the Public Library and officers of the Essex Institute participated along with Rev Phillips Brooks of Boston friend of the deceased. The services were conducted by Revs Welder Israel and E C Bolles of New Orleans. The burial was private.
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Salem
J. A. Emmerton
Pubic Library
Essex Institute
Pignent
Phillips Brooks
Loston
Welder Israel
E.C. Bolles
New Ois
Harvard Party Photographs Eclipse at Willow California
Harvard University observers led by Professor W H Pickering photographed the Willows eclipse with over fifty photographs and nine spectroscopes. The team included four Harvard observers and twenty nine local assistants. eight negatives with a thirteen inch telescope and twenty five negatives for brightness and corona spectrum were taken. Meteorology directed by Winslow Upton and A L Rotch. photography and spectroscopy directed by Pickering with Bayley King and Robert Black.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pickering
Harvard University
Willow
Harvard
Winslow Upton
Providence
R. L
A. L. Rotch
Blue Hill Observatory
W. H. Pickering
Harvard College
S. Bayley
E.S. King
Robert Black
Market Wrap United States and Mexican Rail Developments
The market drifted with Atchison influence in New York and a Boston loss for Atchison amid rumors denied by the company. London buys Mexican Central stock as long term rail expansion grows. bond and money rates shift with holiday disturbs. A German chartered rail route from Bagdad to Matamoras ties to Mexico City access as Pacific coast lines extend. Railroad mileage in 1888 shows Northwest and St Paul leading gains while many lines are completing preexisting plans with substantial construction progress.
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Atchison
New York Mail
Matamoras
Mex
Bagdad
Rio Grande
San Luis Potosi
Aransas Pass
Brownsville
United States
City of
Mexico
Northwest
Eastern Railroad of
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Montana Central
Eastern Railway of Minnesota
Duluth & Iron Range
Wisconsin Central
Seattle
Lake Shore & Eastern
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Duluth & Winnipeg
Duluth
Red Wing & Southern
Winona & Southwestern
Seeeesnen
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Chicago & Northwestern
Vetoes debated as Boston aldermen act to curb mayor
Boston aldermen disposed of five mayor vetoes in rapid votes. Measures include a 3000 payment to ferry worker Cornelius Roach, 18 500 for county deeds indices, and a 51 854 20 claims payment veto placed on file. A plan to consolidate departments won approval. Additional reports urged reform of detention, lunatic hospital needs, and underground power lines.
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Doherty
Cornelius Roach
Suffolk County
Alderman McLaughlin
Committee On Claims
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Harvard Bridge
Alderman Eddy
Cushing
Benjamin Kitney
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
Smith
Alderman Gove
Augustus Russ
Charles P. Cook
Charles G. Goussebaire
William F. Brothers
Isaac B. Rich
Hellis Street
Murphy
John O. Locke
Long Island
Chabei Shalom Corporation
Homer, Wordsworth and Byron
Bonin, Revere Beach & Lynn
Inspecting Their Steamers in Newport Visit
Old Colony officials and insurance inspectors from Boston toured Newport ships. They viewed the Bristol wreck, inspected the Providence, tested its fire alarm and crew performance, and spoke with officials about extending relief funds for Newport firefighters.
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Newport
R. I
Choate
Kendrick
Old Colony Company
Boston
Pierce
Thomas Dennis
Bristol
Providence
Pilgrim
Cozzens
Fire Department
Newport Fire Department
Nightly stage listings across Boston theaters
Mary Anderson at Hollis Street Theatre and shows at Boston Museum Grand Opera House and other venues feature evening performances at 7:45 or 8 pm. Titles include Sweet Lavender A Parlor Match Fantasma Dockstader Minstrels Drifting Apart and variety bills at several houses.
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Hollis Street
Mary Anderson
Boston Museum
Lobe Theatre
Boston Theatre
Marriages Listed From New Mexico to Massachusetts
Betts and Newcomb wed in Silver City N M on December 19 with Rev J A Lowe uniting Howard J Betts and Annie A Newcomb. Chipman and Grover married in Medfield Mass on January 1 by Rev A W Jefferson Albion S Chipman weds Edith T Grover. Harris and Guion marry in the city December 24 by Rev R L Greene John C Harris weds Mary Guion. Scharf and Rice wed in Brookline December 29 by Rev Edward Hale Joseph H Scharf weds Corinne Miles Rice. Wait and Wright wed in Medford January 1 by Rev H Co DeLong William C Wait weds Edith F Wright. Wold and Nilson wed in the city December 29 by Rev J Koren Edward Wold weds Anna Nilson.
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R. L. Greene
John C. Harris
Mary Guion
Scharff—Rice
Brookline
Edward Hale
Joseph H. Scharf
Newark
N.d
Corinne Miles Rice
Medford
H. Co. DeLong
William C. Wait
Edith F. Wright
Wold
Nilson
Death notices barrage marks New Year city obits
The city records multiple deaths from Jan 1 and Dec 31 including Alexander Ross Campbell 4, Lena Livingstone 27, James Linnshaw 61, Thomas Lanagan 36, John T. McGaw 78 and Michael O'Dea 65, plus Sarah A Peterson 52, Christine Pearson 26, Mary Stanwood infant, Eliza Whitlock Savary 54, Mrs. E W Walker 30 and others in Charlestown East Boston Maiden Danvers Wareham Crescent Head.
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McGaw
Iin
John T. McGaw
South Boston
Michael O’dea
Peterson
East Boston
Sarah A
Sidney Peterson
Pearson
Maiden
Christine Pearson
Richards
Danvers
George D. Richards
Offices on Summer Street to Let in Granite Building
Two of the best offices available in the granite building at the corner of Summer and Arch streets. Apply to William Gray at 70 Kilby Street Mason Building Room 47 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Arch Streets
William Gray
Kilby St
Mason Building
Factory Buildings and Premises at Pearl Street Ad
The lower floor and basement of Nos. 92 and 94 Pearl street corner High street. Possession Jan 1 1889. WM. C. CODMAN & J. G. FREEMAN. Also Medford factory buildings with 20000 square feet of well lighted floor space a 40 horse power engine shafting and related facilities near tide water five minutes from depot and twenty five from State street. WM. C. CODMAN & J. G. FREEMAN, 40 Kilby street.
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Pearl Street
Corner High Street
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Medford
Tide Water
State Street
Kilby Street
Store and Basement for Leather Trade on South Street
Property listing for Nos 108 and 110 South Street offering rear entrance elevator and steam heat optional. Inquiries to owner at 28 School Street Room 1.
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South St
School St
Offices For Let In Cushing Building Water Street
Desirable suite of sunny offices three rooms about 20 by 20 feet each in the Cushing Building No. 85 Water Street applicant Wm. C. Codman and J. G. Freeman seek tenants for the space.
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Cushing
Water Street
Wm. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Store and basement at 218 Purchase St. offered for business use
A property listing describes a store and basement at 218 Purchase St. totaling about 1500 square feet. The space is marketed as suitable for wool or leather business operations.
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Purchase St
School St
Business firm changes and partnerships renewed
The article lists numerous changes in firms including renewals and dissolutions. Dame Stoddard Kendall renewal. Burd Marr dissolved with Mr Burd closing affairs. Fairbanks Neale dissolved with Mr Neale continuing. Williamson Duren Willis join Lewis Bros. Co. Smith Bates Co replaced by Smith Whiting Connor Co. Leonard retires from Jackson Mandell Daniell. Love Holmes join Barnes Hutchinson Pierce. Fuller Holtzer Cabot dissolve and new independent electrical firms formed. Beardsley Cummings continue piano business.
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Dame, Stoddard & Kendall
Burd, Marr & Co
Burd
Fairbanks & Neale
Mr. Neale
John 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
Oneral
George W. Beardsley
Charles P. Cummings
Beardsley & Cummings
Cummings
Keep the Baby's Bottle Clean with Pyle's Pearline
A brief note urges parents to wash the baby's bottle with Pyle's Pearline to keep it clean and sanitary. The recommendation emphasizes safe cleaning for infant feeding gear.
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Weeee- AD. Neuendorff
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Joseph S. Lovering
Frederick A. Coffin
Edward W. Atkinson
Arthur A. Haserick
Congress Street
Dean, Chase & Co
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Thomas Street
Coggeshall Chase
William F. Skiltom
William P. Edwards
Ilas Peirce, Jr
John B Clapp
Silas Peirce & CO
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Horace 5
Sears
Boynton & CO
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W. L. Garrison
Percival S. Howe
Heodore W. Bennett
Charles E. Perkins
John B. Gerrish
Charles L. Bausher
Joan L. Bremer & CO
ODD Fellows Hall Association
Pearl St
Charles Hayden
Treas
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Summer Street
George F. Fabyan