Poor Sam Randall Dead in Washington Speech Fray
Washington notes recount the day’s Senate and House actions, including the silent tribute to deceased ex Speaker Samuel Randall, the introduction of new rules and financial bills, and remarks by Senators on tariffs, coinage, and national trade policy. Leaders praised Randall’s legacy as officials adjourned to continue debates Monday.
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Washington
Bland
Catchings
Mississippi
Committee On Rules
Grow
Randall
Pennsylvania
W. Stone
Tchos
Messrs. Wright, McAleer and Brosius
Mr. Holman
Henderson
Iowa
House
Stanford
Senate
United States
Peffer
Potter
Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
Gallinger
Secretary of the Navy
Navy Yard
Kittery
Dolph
McPherson
Berdan Manufacturing Company of
New York
Berdan
Cullom
Massachusetts
LCO
Republic
Western Hemisphere
Bayard
Chamber of Commerce
Memphis
Farewell to the Old Chamber and Dedication of New Building
The ceremony marked the farewell to Quincy Market's Old Chamber of Commerce venue and the dedication of the new building. Chief Marshal J M Upton led speakers to the platform as President Burnham received the keys, with remarks tracing the chamber’s history and praise for Henry M Whitney's gift. The event included music by the Germania Band, tributes from former chamber presidents, telegrams of congratulations, and the dedication hymn.
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J. M. Upton
H. B. Goodwin
Goodwin
Corn Exchange
Austin Belknap
Boston Produce
Lucius Stone
G. T. Simpson
Burnham
W. O. Blaney
Building Committee
J. P. Hilton
E. B. Hosmer
G. F. Shepley
G. F. Stone
Chicago Board of Trade
W. V. Ebersole
Cincinnati
A. P. McLaren
Milwaukee
A. K. Miller
New Orleans Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans Board of Trade
H.S. Hill
National Board of Trade
J. M. Allen
Hartford Board of Trade
J. L. Green
Hartford
Chamber of Commerce
Henry M. Whitney
Chamber
United States
America
Chile
Canada
Boston
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange
Toronto
Board
Colonial Expo Through Day Train Between Boston and Washington
If you propose to visit the South or Southwest take the Colonial Expo through day train between Boston and Washington and reduce night travel to the minimum.
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South
Southwest
Boston
Washington
Humorous Exchange With Millionaire Parlor Quip
Upson Downes jokes about meeting a girl worth 3 000 000. Rowne de Bout asks what he did. Downes replies he asked if she believed in love at first sight. Light anecdote from the social columns.
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Upson Downes
Boston Chamber Banquet Speakers Sound Off On Trade
Governor Russell urged lifting merchant marine barriers and drew applause. Collector Beard compared Boston exports and imports for 1830 and 1891. Mayor Matthews denounced terminal facilities and taxed wealth. Senator Cullom presented heavy statistics while ex Secretary Bayard praised exchanges, with Knox, Wyman, and Hart contributing brief remarks.
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Russell
United States
Beard
Boston
Matthews
Cullom
Bayard
John Jay Knox
John C. Wyman
Hart
Boston Chamber of Commerce opens new building crowds visitors
The Chamber of Commerce invited visitors to inspect its new building yesterday from 2 to 5 PM drawing many gentlemen and ladies. Elevator traffic was nonstop as attendees toured corridors and offices. Boston mayor invites visiting delegates to tour harbor institutions aboard the steamer J Putnam Bradlee Friday at 1 15 PM.
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John Jay Knox
New York Chamber of Commerce
Northwest
Minnesota
New York
Boston
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Knox
New England
Middles States
North West
Chamber of Commerce
United States
George III
Boston Chamber of Commerce
J. Putnam Bradlee
New
Boudoir of Commerce Threatens Business Elites
A dour magnate fumes at reporters amid cigar smoke and grand gestures, insisting contemptuously that the Chamber of Commerce is no chamber of commerce but a “Boudoir of Commerce.” He rants about power, money, and influence behind a long forefinger gesture.
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Chamber of Commerce
Boudoir of Commerce
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Ayer
William Craig
Stephen Craig
Charlotte Igt
Philadelphia
Dr. Z.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Grow and
Sam Randall
Senator Stanford
Senator Cullom
J. C. Wyman
Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Sohns N & CO
Boston, Chamber of Commerce
William 8. Crosby
Dorchester Avenue
South Boston
Tremont
C.hw
Wade
B.D. Reed
Elevator and Mills
N. Y
N. Brrb
Leseresland Dry
Ruwe
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Aiden Spas
Osi Alse
Ighaston Ling Steamships
London
Hansa-Johnston Line
Baston
Antwerp
Hamburg
WM. Johnston & CO
C. C. Patterson
Nestoza
Alpy
J Lambor
Postay
Com
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Irvin Green & Co., Chicaco, Receivers and Shippers OF Grain
C. H. Hooper
New Chamber of Commerce
C.F
G. W. Eddy
Poom 206
F. Eddy. W. Eddy
Highland
N. E
Ite
Johnston Line
Johnston
William Johnston & Co., Limited
Fort Orange Milling Company
Albany
James F. Southworth
Mark Shultis
Postal Telegraph Company
Co. F
Harrison H. Child
New England Drying Company
Alpine McLean
Alpine McLean & Co
Nova Scotia
McLean
Western Union ‘Lelegraph Company
Helvetia Milk Condensing Company
Highland, Il
William Pattee, Jr
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Albert E. Megrove
Commercial National Bank
Fred J. Apted
Cornelius Dorr & Son
American Cereal Company
Messrs
R. H. Gross
J. A. MacDonald
Quaker Mill Company
Ravenna
Wade & Reed Company
William S. Crosby
C. H. Wade
Alden
Gilman, Cheney & Co
Gilman & Cheney
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