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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1890
Page
9
A concerted effort seeks to lift the daily blockade on North Market Street. Community groups and local leaders plan coordinated actions to restore access and reduce interruptions for residents and businesses.
Merchants around Faneuil Hall Market push extending Fulton street into North Market street to ease daily blockades and boost the growing fruit and produce business. Interviewed dealers and firms say the plan would open direct access to the market, relieve congestion, increase property values, and benefit multiple sections of the city.
Edwin Arnold writes from Tokyo praising Japanese courtesy amid rain and travel nitty gritty. He notes temples, tea houses, and villages show consistent gentleness, with women and children smiling, men joking, and travelers guided without contradiction, reflecting a harmonious but cautious foreign presence.
General Marshall recounts the 1845 Hawaiian independence tale at a Palani residence dinner. He details King Kamehameha III’s plea, Paulet’s seizure of the islands, Simpson’s schemes, and the British diplomatic effort to secure formal recognition of Hawaii’s independence, ending with London’s assurances that wrong was done.
White, Smith & Co release a batch of new items including La Musicale In Old Madrid Trotere The World's Exposition German Patio March Diatonic and Chromatic Scales Christmas Roses McGinty's First Love schpottische Moment Musicale Only Dreaming for violin and piano Spanish Mazurka Summer Dream Waltz and several banjo pieces by Thorne Eilenberg Halle Lorraine Palla and others
Gotp and silver bullion embroidery and uniform forms of every kind are furnished by G. W. Simmons and Co. at 32 to 44 North Street. See their advertisement for details and prices.
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