Free List Tariff Debates and Political Strife in Washington
The Ways and Means Committee fractures emerge as Democrats push a tariff bill with cuts to coal wool salt and lumber while easing tobacco tax and duties. Republican critics call the process secretive and party lines deepen as hearings and district politics stir dispute. The postal treaty with Canada takes effect March 1 1888 and standardizes rates with strict prohibitions on certain goods. Major Raymond replaces Ludlow on District of Columbia engineering duties amid courthouse rumors and domestic political upheaval. The piece also notes a rumored divorce and various nominations and exports imports immigration data for December and 1887.
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Ways and Means
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United States
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William Ludlow
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Boston
Connecticut
Military Academy
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Hoston
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Fire Insurance Men Seek Restoration of Tariff Rates
In New York a special meeting of the board of fire underwriters discussed restoring tariff rates after demoralization from the tariff association's break up. A motion urged to reinstate broker commissions and risk rates from the date. A committee was appointed to visit companies and secure signatures for an agreement to agree on rates and rules once 90 percent of represented companies and capital consent.
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New York
Tariff Association of Fire Insurance Men
Board of Fire Underwriters
Republicans nominate Henry W. Seymour on 116th ballot
Maxarrrr Michigan January 26 The Republican congressional convention for Michigan's eleventh district nominated Henry W. Seymour of Sault Ste. Marie on the 116th ballot after a two day session ending at 7 45 PM.
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Henry W. Seymour
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New West End Railway Manager Faces Snow Route Test
Mr. D. F. Longstreet began as West End railway general manager amid a snowstorm that tests his early tenure. A new Cambridge to City Point car route started yesterday via Park Square and Charles Street, with a 6 cent fare covering the full journey to Harvard Square.
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Overcoats Marked Down by Edward C. Almy & Co
Edward C. Almy & Co at 622 Washington street announces reduced prices on overcoats from six to twenty dollars. The firm emphasizes first class style and finish to appeal to a wide range of customers seeking affordable outerwear.
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Washington Street
Nearly Everybody Stole Coal in Bainbridge Ohio
Sprinerrenp Ohio January 26 A broad coal theft ring has been uncovered at Bainbridge Ross county Ohio a small town along the Ohio Southern railroad A carload of coal would vanish in a night and detectives report widespread pilfering arresting fifteen prominent citizens including the town marshal a hotel keeper and a Presbyterian minister Half the town is said to be implicated and hundreds of dollars are involved Not a single carload has been billed to a Bainbridge resident this winter
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Four tariff questions offered to Ohio business men
The Plain Dealer plans to publish state wide interviews with leading Ohio figures on tariff policy in response to President Cleveland's message. Democrats largely favor revision and free raw materials with divided views on wool, while Republicans push protection for raw materials and wool. Whiskey tax repeal divides Democrats and Republicans split on the tobacco tax. Across the fourth question, Democrats largely endorse the president, Republicans largely condemn with some acknowledgment of good points.
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Stra ws From State Street Hull Ward Commentary
A fragment from Cape Cop notes unrest on the street with mock quotes about brains and reports. It mentions Summit Branch, President Blood aiming for railroad prominence, and references to bonds, exchanges, and a Boston capitalist loan. The piece also notes President Farlow of Cincinnati related to a bond matter and Indiana’s Bloomington & Western turmoil.
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Haskell Hosts Notable Newton Centre House Warming
Edward H Haskell welcomed a large gathering to his Beacon street Crescent avenue home in Newton Centre last evening. Attendees included E Story Smith E S Baker Samuel Nash and many officials such as Governor and Mrs Ames General A P Martin and Newton Mayor Kimball. Letters of regret came from former governors and other dignitaries. The Italian renaissance style house is two stories with fourteen rooms, cherry and oak tower floor, painted upper, newly furnished, and guests enjoyed a collation.
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Beacon Street
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Brookline
Samuel Nash
Samuel Hobbs
Avery Rand
Charles Smith
Medford
Ames
A. P. Martin
Wellington Smith
Melien Bray
J. W. Candler
Dwight Chester
C. A. Haskell
H. W. Peabody
Alvah Hovey
Stearns
English and
Brown
Newton Theological Seminary
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Holmes, Clark
Calkins
Newton
Menard
Lockwood
Wellington
A. H. Rice
John D. Long
George D. Robinson
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Warner Miller
New York
Brackett
Z. Sawyer
New Hampshire
T. W. Higginson
Peirce
George 8. Merrill
F. L. Burden
A. E. Pillsbury
G. G. ‘Rocker
Byron Weston
E. A. Hall
Noteworthy reading by Mr Irving aid by many leaders
Mr Irving to give a miscellaneous reading on Wednesday afternoon February 8 with Miss Terry expected to assist. Huntington Mall is provided by Lowell Institute and Institute of Technology under a committee led by Gov Oliver Ames and luminaries including James Russell Lowell Oliver Wendell Holmes and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow among many others. Higginson & Co will act as treasurer and receipts go toward endowment of a lectureship in the school of expression.
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Huntington Mall
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John G. Whittier
Phillips Brooks
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Charles Fairchild
Francis A. Walker
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B. J. Parrs
J. T. Trowbridge
M. B. Claflin
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J. W. Churchill
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Edward E. Hale
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Roland Worthington
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A. H. Buck
Howard M. Ticknor
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Lee, Higginson & Co
School of Expression
Theatre listings feature Irving and diverse shows
Amusements in Boston theatres list Henry Irving in Faust at the Boston Theatre with 7 45 p m shows while Park Theatre presents Sol Smith Russell at 7 46 p m Globe Theatre runs Dr de and Mr Hyde and other pieces Howard Athenium shows Lost in New York and Dandy Dick performs at different houses Arabian Nights appears at another venue with 7 45 p m start times
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Faust
Park Theatre
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Globe Theatre
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Auction Listings Feature Carpet and Stock Sales
Today Fruit Horatio Harris sells carpets and related goods at 3 p.m. via Leonard and Co. Also Saturday R L Day and Co hold stock sales at 11:30 a.m. and Francis Henshaw and Co at noon.
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Multiple Death Notices From Boston Area, Jan 25 to Jan 26
Obituary notices from Aldrich Bradford Baker Battelle Elms Goodhue Lethbridge Nutting Pratt Peirce Smith Slocum Woodworth Whittemore Wakefield list names, ages, and residences, with funeral details for Francis Whittemore and a later funeral notice for Cyrus Wakefield.
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Nashua
N. J
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Grove Hall
Susan F. Lethbridge
Nutting
Groton
M. Antoinette Nutting
Benjamin F. Nutting
William Shattuck
Pratt
Wollaston Heights
Joseph Pratt
Boston
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Melrose
Susie N. Peirce
Charlestown
William P
M. Lizzie Peirce
Smith
Westboro
Lucy J
Albert W. Smith
Slocum
Newtonville
Margaret T
William F. Slocum
Woodworth
New York
Robert N. Woodworth
Whittemore
Arlington
Francis H. Whittemore
Wakefield
Cyrus Wakefield
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