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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1890

Page

2

Race crisis debate and political impact echoed in Senate remarks

Senator Ingalls warned of racial antagonism and potential armed clashes if black voters are disenfranchised, urging justice as the path to national unity. He cited Southern fears, praised Black loyalty, and urged equal citizenship and honest vote counting, while warning of violence if suppression persists. Senate adjourned after related tariff discussions and legal clarifications on appraisals.

United States Fred Douglass Ounce Lauchter South Lincoln Grant Imzalls Jackson Miss Bolton Ingallsaid George Ingalls North West Northwest Johnn Browns Nat Turners Republian Lanpeal Senate

House Debates Patent Conference and Customs Bill

In Washington on January 23 the House adopted a resolution directing inquiry into representation at Madrid for patent rights. Several bills were introduced, including copper regulation and Miles Standish monument aid. The committee then debated the customs administrative bill, McKinley urging necessity for revenue-law simplification and Carlisle warning it could raise duties. remarks on damaged goods and transportation costs followed.

Washington Buchanan New Jersey Committee On Patents United States Madrid Thompson Ohio Morse Massachusetts Miles Standish Dorsey Nebraska Banking and Currency House Barrows Michigan McKinley Congress Yober Hewitt New York Carlisle Kentucky Morrison and Mills McKinney Air. Dinarley Maine Woods Breckinridge Post Ulinois

American Ship Subsidies Hearings On Subsidies Continue

Washington hearing before the Trouse committee on merchant marine and fisheries continued on subsidies for American ships in foreign trade. May W H Hughes of New York testified about Spanish subsidies to Havana routes, urging relief to U S lines. Lachlan of United States and Brazilian Mail Steamship described losses and contracts supporting mail service to Brazil and Windward Islands. The session adjourned after hours of testimony.

Washington United States Trouse Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries W. H. T. Hughes New York Flo Havana America Hughes Vle M. Lachlan United States & Brazilian Mail Steamship Company Newport News St. Thomas Martinique Windyard Islands Brazil Lachlan

Urging Liberal Appropriations for the Civil Service Commission

A Massachusetts petition supports Congress approving additional funds for the United States Civil Service Commission. It cites President McKinley’s message and commission reports demanding about 18 000 more than this year, totaling 53 000, to extend and improve work under the current law, with signers including prominent state leaders and party officials.

Congress National Civil Service Commission Senate House of Representatives United States Civil Service Commission Commission Massachuesetts United States Civil Service Commission Flo A. Brackett Lion Robinson

Sully and Rymes wedding in Malpen a pleasant ceremony

George Sully formerly of Montreal now with J. Lothrop & Co. Boston married Lena E. Rymes at 35 Sprague Street Malpen. Rev. George A. Strong officiated. A reception followed and the couple left for a tour to Montreal.

MaLpen George Sully Montreal J. Lothrop & Co Boston Lena E. Rymes George A. Strong Episcopal Church Sprague Street

All Housekeepers Use Hub Punch in Mince Pies

An old recipe note urges housekeepers to use Hub Punch in mince pies for a consistently delicious flavor and to ask their grocer for it. The terse promotion frames a simple baking tip as a quick household tip.

Stolen Goods Recovered by Station 3 Officer

Special Officer Abbott recovered multiple items yesterday and seeks owners. The haul includes a plush seal facade a black silk dress two black Prince Albert coats a black vest three pairs trousers a black satin dolman four light overcoats one suit clothes one blue chinchilla overcoat valued at about 250 dollars.

Abbott Station 3

Fire records of Albany street loss and insurers list

A detailed fire report estimates building and stock losses at J. F. Paul & Co and related properties on Albany street. It itemizes insurances from numerous companies, notes damage to the Mayhew building, Reed's block veneers, and Guild Piano stock and machinery. Multiple smaller losses and nearby fires on Cambridge and Leverett streets are noted, with totals and cause details.

Albany Street J. F. Paul & Co Bicknell & Robinson Water Street First National British America Ni Oe Ucuien New Hampshire County of Philadelphia Lperial Imperial Sun Mechanics Philadelphia Merchants New Jersey New York Boylston Fire Associates City of London George M. Guild Piano Company H. T. Hoan Stair Johnson Bros Weavereny Boston Sewing Machine Company William Boardman Springfield Company Acme Manufacturing Company Ieee Mayhew Thayer Street Pauli G. W. Macauley Sprinsfield Boston Reed Harrison Avenue Spring Garden Commerce Queen Phoenix Brooklyn Guardian Assurance Company of England England Inssurance Company of Pennsylvania Reliance of Philadel Deine United Firemen’s of Guild’ Piano Manufacturing Company Hartford Hewever Springfield Liberty Firemen’s Fund

NOTES TO "TAVERNER" PROTECT THE POLICE

A letter urges police protection from dangers like fallen wires by equipping stations with rubber gloves and wirecutting tools. It notes Cambridge police were shocked clearing a trolley wire, and reports orders for two pairs of gloves and climbers to be kept in each wagon and station.

Taverner-Vere Cambridge Boston

Steam Yacht Shearwater Starts West Indies Cruise

The Forbes iron steam yacht Shearwater left Beaskey's Ways for Merrill's wharf to finish fitting for a West Indies and Central American voyage. She now bears a two bladed propeller and a square sail yard on the foremast. The trip will require sailing outside Hatteras due to depth, so Colonel Forbes and party will join in Savannah or another Southern port, with a departure likely next Wednesday.

Shearwater New Brpromp Forbes Beaskey Merrill’s West Indies Central America Hatteras Colonel Forbes Savannah

Brockton Debates Sewerage Plan At Aldermen’s Club

Brockton officials and citizens discuss a proposed sewerage scheme to carry sewage to the sea with an estimated cost of $2,000,000. Many believe the State should share the expense and a statewide benefit is noted.

BrockTon Aldermen's Club

Yale Creates Battell Professorship of Music

Yale Corporation votes to establish a music department with Gustavus J. Stockel leading. The Battell Professorship of Music will receive nearly 300000 dollars for a building and several instructors, expanding the university’s arts offerings in New Haven.

New Haven, Conn Yale Corporation Gustavus J. Stockel Yale Battel

Robber Captured After Church Breakin at Gate of Heaven

Officers Curley and Brace of Station 12 pursued a man from Gate of Heaven Church at I and Fourth in South Boston last night. He dropped three silver communion pieces believed stolen, and named himself Daniel Mc Namara after being caught following a brief chase.

Curley and Brace Station 12 Gate of Heaven Church I and Fourth Streets South Boston Daniel McNamara

Caucus Reform Debate Over Australian Ballot Law

Writings from a Post letter discuss extending Australian ballot provisions to towns and caucuses, questioning Legislature power to compel caucus modes. The author argues caucuses infringe rights, urges keeping written nominations, criticizes official ballots, and favors a closed envelope with secret voting to preserve voter freedom and curb manipulation.

Sir Boston Democratic Republican Party Agd Commonwealth Tilty Islama Sam Teall W. 1. Whitmore

Injured Firemen From Paul Building Fire Recovering

Firemen hurt in the Paul building blaze were reported to be improving last evening. John B. Hennessey of chemical No. 1 suffered serious bruises but is otherwise well. Joseph J. O'Connor of engine No. 3 is at City Hospital and improving after a fall. Lieuten ant Dean and Firemen Laskey Bowman and Killion returned home yesterday morning, not seriously hurt.

Robert Niven England Emerson Carlyle Chickering Hall Hlon John D. Long Mr. Niven Mr. Carlyle Arlyle Roethe Kaech Goethe Hin America Wordsworth Siuerson Tynaall Socrates Academe Paul Building John B. Hennessey Chemical No. 1 Joseph J. O’connor Engine No. 3 City Hospital Dean Laskey Bowman Killion

Chipman Surprised with Loyal Friends at Seventieth Birthday

George W. Chipman celebrated his seventieth birthday and fiftieth year with the Union and Union Temple Sunday school at Meionaon Tremont Temple. About 350 attendees included Mayor Hart and many clergy and leaders who praised his long service and endurance through years of business and communal work. A banquet followed with gifts of a shaving cabinet and a clock, while speakers lauded his devotion, and a souvenir booklet was prepared for guests.

Union Union Temple George W. Chipman Meionnon Tremont Temple Mayor Hart Justin D. Fulton F. Smuth J. N. Murdock O. P. Gifford D. B. Jutten Moxom Robert O. Fuller Eustace C. Fitz Chelsea A. B. Earle Emory J. Haynes William Howe GO. M. Wentworth Warren Avenue Baptist Church J. W. Cook Chester Kingsley Joseph Storey Chipman Blackstone Bank Meionaon Justin D. Walten Deseon Clipman W. G. Harris Edward G. Earle Union Temple Sunday School Hart Boston Union Temple Church Wierrimack S. F. Smith America Deacon Chipman Osborne The Missionary Union Chester W. Kanessey Cambridge A.B. Marle George W.chipman S. &. Smith Imory J. Flaynes P.M. Ellis Simon Semple A. A. Hopkins New York

Harper's February issue highlights Wolseley notes and Woodville illustrations

Harper's Magazine for February opens with General Viscount Wolseley on The Standing Army of Great Britain, aided by Woodville’s clear, detailed visuals. It includes James Hoge on De Quincey anecdotes, Latimer on Cellini, Pyle on Jamaica, Edison Talks by Parsons, and Brander Matthews and William Winter contributions, with varied merit.

Harper's Viscount Wolseley Great Britain Harper's Magazine Caton Woodville Marlborough Malplaquet Cromwell Marston Moor Wolseley de Quincey James Hoge Ettrick Shepherd Howard Pyle Jamaica George Parsons Edison Mr. Edison Patent Office H. H. Boyesen Brander Matthews William Winter

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