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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1892

Page

2

Rules Governing Carriage Hire and Refreshment Bills Adopted

The Common Council approved new strict rules for carriage and refreshment bills, requiring itemized details, limiting approvals to authorized members, and banning unpaid or unjustified charges. A monthly auditor report will detail contingent fund expenditures and remaining balances.

Messrs Briggs Burrage Everett Fitzgerald Flynn Hallstrom Ratshesky Robins A. C. Smith S. P. Smith Spritz Weston Boston & Albany Railroad Kneeland Street Ward 12 Bumstead Lane Joint Special Committee Board of Police Air Council

Merchants Applaud Officials at Dinner With Lane

Merchants applauded with his staff during a second dinner for the day. Lane joked a third dinner could risk the governor's respect for a third term. Laughing speaker Barrett was introduced to give an official welcome to the visitors.

Mr. Lane Laughpeaker Barrett

Barrett jokes on staff shortage and term length during welcome

Speaker Barrett joked about being inaugurated yesterday with no staff and a single engagement, then extended a welcome on behalf of the Commonwealth to South American Commonwealth representatives. He likened Blaine to Henry Clay and urged showing sympathy to a foe seeking freedom, drawing applause.

Barrett Commonwealth Blaine Henry Clay

Ex-Postmaster James Advocates Cheaper Ocean Rates

Ex-Postmaster-General James urges cheaper ocean postage and pensioning for old postal workers. He warns that post offices should be separated from politics, supports consolidating rural offices, and calls for a postal savings bank, pensions for aging workers, and reform to boost nationwide service. He also discusses Mexico’s rail expansion and growing US-Mexico trade, urging continued cross-border commercial development.

James Post Office Atlantic Postal Savings Bank New York Alaska Boston London United States England

Senor Romero Discusses Mexico Boston Ties and Rail Work

Senor Don Matias Romero envoy from Mexico speaks in Athens of America praising Boston capital and enterprise in Mexico´s rail development. He notes Mexico built a major Latin American railroad from Vera Cruz to Mexico City with foreign investment and cites the long process to acquire miles.

Senor Don Matias Romero Mexico Athens America Boston Capital Boston Enterprise Boston Energy Vera Cruz City of Mexico Puebla

Curt court remarks on tariffs and foreign markets

The Honorable W E Curtis of the Bureau of American Republics praises 1891 harvests, advocates using surplus in foreign markets, supports tariffs, high wages, educated labor, and reciprocity. He endorses limited hours and favorable exchange, urging an intelligent, protected industrial base. He notes Secretary of State illness prevented a message delivery and sends congratulations and regrets.

W.E. Curtis Bureau of American Republics Washington Europe Peoriense

General Peraza Addresses U S Latin American Trade

General N Bolet Peraza of Venezuela speaks at a Boston banquet on commerce between the United States and American republics. He notes growing business with the United States and praises Boston as a center of learning and international awareness.

N. Bolet Peraza Venezuela United States America Boston

Toast to the America of the future and its republics

A speech extols the United States as a guarantor of international peace with a shared purpose among its republics. The toast lauds mutual commerce, sister republics, and the rights of one as the cause of all, urging respect for U.S. territorial integrity and its institutions by other powers.

America

Burrows Defends Tariff Act of 1890 Reciprocity Policy

Congressmen J C Burrows of Michigan speaks in support of the 1890 tariff law arguing it regulates foreign commerce not as free trade but as fair trade. He cites surplus capital and aims to open markets with Brazil and South American nations while boosting the merchant marine and mail routes for American exports.

J. C. Burrows Michigan United States Congress Brazil Upi

Proposed congressional bills on currency reform and statehood

Reports from Washington outline multiple bills: reimbursement for Civil War soldiers via gold value differences. new statehood enabling acts for Arizona and New Mexico. a banking bill to prevent currency contraction with Treasury note backstopping. Peffer's Alliance plan to issue Treasury notes for Indiana mortgages. Springer drafts a free wool bill repealing duties and switching to ad valorem duties on textiles.

Washington Wassmngton Culberson Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Peffer Kansas Secretary of the ‘Treasury Indiana National Treasury United States State of Springer WashineTon Ways and Means Committee Ways and Means

La Dame de Challant at Tremont Theatre in Boston

The Tremont Theatre presented La Dame de Challant by Mme Bernhardt and company in Boston last night. The five act tragedy set in sixteenth century Italy features Blanche and Ardizzino with a fatal love plot ending in death, betrayal, and a scaffold scene.

Signor Giuseppe Giacosa Tremont Theatre Boston Mme, Sarah Bernhardt Italy Visconti Cesare Borgia Sforza Venice Cenci Gaiazzo Blanche Pavia Ardizzino Macheath Challant Don Pedro Milan Goiazzo Mme. Bernhardt Bowdler Podsnap Mme. Kernhardt M. Darmont M. Munie M. Angelo Mme Jane Mea C.T. CopEtann

Sheridan's School for Scandal at the Museum Impresses Cast

The Museum company staged Sheridan's School for Scandal last evening with a strong cast led by Miss Clarke and Messrs Barron Plympton Davenport and Wilson. Miss Clarke as Lady Teazel received high praise and the ensemble impressed, following in the footsteps of the late comedian Warren. The program also announced Robertson's Caste for the upcoming week with performances on Thursday and Friday and Saturday.

Barron Peter Warren Boniface Oliver Wilson Crabtree Robertson Caste

Travel Sale Ads for Bermuda and Steamship Lines

An old notice outlines Bermuda travel packages and weekly salting offers under government contracts. It mentions ships S. S. Trinidad and Orinoco with January and February sailings, room and ticket details, and lists booking agents in New York and Boston.

New York Betmovernment Sao Gach S. S. Trinidad Trinidad Orinoco

Patti to sing in Boston concert on Friday January fifteenth

Short Stories of Boston by Bostonians reports a Patti concert at Music Hall on Friday January fifteen with a grand program of musical pieces. Mme Fabbri Signor Guille Signor Del Puente Signor Navarro and the orchestra led by Signor Arditi will accompany. Seats priced from one to five dollars and sale begins next Monday. The evening also advertises London Assurance and The Road to Ruin as part of the old comedy season ending Saturday January sixteen.

London Assurance Dion Boucicault Conn Patti Boston Music Hall Mme, Fabbri Rima Donna Signor Guille Signor del Puente Signor Navarro Signor Arditi Rossini

Notable Deaths of Sisson and Brucke Reported

Alfred Sisson proprietor of the Bristol zany House died Tuesday after a short illness. Ernest Wilhelm Brucke the German physiologist died yesterday at age 73.

Alfred Sisson Bristol

Leather industry notes and shoe trade highlights

Industry figures and firm updates from Boston and New England shoe trade. Baxter, Stoner and Schenkelberger praise local press coverage. Bertrand sewing machine gains interest for its stitch quality. Leather stock demand rises says Walter Rapp. Harding named Boston financial rep for Lombard of New York. Roenitz leather line and Reaping & Sons accounts noted. Local firms Jameson Knowles and others showcase footwear at tprice. Tanner’s art standard discussed by Salomon. Brockton plants produce men and boys footwear with generally high quality.

Baxter, Stoner & Schenkelberger Baxter New England Daily Press Bertrand Lock Bertrand & Bray Sewing Machine Company Walter Rapp Boston Walter Harry Ripley E. F. Sawyer J. E. M. Stoughton William A. Lombard New York W. B. Harding Palen, Nelson & Co Harding Eavitt & Libbey Summer Street Potter, White & Bayley C.T. Roenitz Leather Company Sheboygan Wis William Reaping & Sons Fond du Lac John H. Parker Union H. G. Evans Chipman, Calley & Co Lincoln Street Jameson & Knowles Winter Street R. G. Salomon the Post Brockton

Wales-Goodyear Boots and Shoes Advertised

An ad highlights Wear Wales-Goodyear rubber boots and durable stylish shoes. If unavailable, customers are directed to Converse & Pike at 125 Federal Street, Boston.

Converse & Pike

Engraving Coupon Delayed Until New Portrays Are Ready

The engraving coupon will not appear again until engravings are ready for delivery due to the absence of several essential portraits and the desire not to rush the artists. Hold complete coupon sets until the engraving is announced. incomplete sets can be finished when the coupon reappears.

Fpost

Cost of Supplies for Post Offices Across the Nation

The Mail and Express details the vast spends and supply needs of the U S post office system. It notes daily consumption of stationery, jute twine, tacings, manilla blanks, lead pencils, ink, rubber bands, and mucilage, plus the renewal of scales and bulk discounts. It highlights major hubs, costs, and the vast scale of operations.

Mail and Express United States E Street Uncle Sam Post Office Department Sam Wanamaker New York Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati San Francisco

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