Guests of Our Merchants Public Questions Discussed
The Boston Merchants Association banquet at the Vendome featured Sir Richard Cartwright and Col S A Whitfield among 200 guests. Cartwright argued for near universal free trade across North America and highlighted Canada’s resources, routes, and benefits to New England and Boston, urging removal of tariffs to create mutual prosperity.
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Benauet
Boston Merchants Association
Hotel Vendome
Boston
Governor Russell
Matthews
William E. Curtis
Washington, D. C
Samuel Felton
New York
J. Edward Simmons
Jonathan A. Lane
Richard Cartwright
H. 8. Carruth
Board of Aldermen
Naadmon
Alanson W. Beard
J. Q. See
Henry H. Sprague
J. W. Longley
A. Whitfield
Rufus B. Bullock
M. P
Oliver Ames
J. R. Leeson
B. A. Shuman
Weston Lewis
John J
Richardson Nathan Binson
J. Alba Davis
Tobey
James Wemyss
I. Ce
Fenno
F. W. Breed
R. EH. Dana
I Bee
N. W
Russell
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Hudson Bay
Pe Horn
Merchants’ Association
Herbert S. Carruth
Hboston Board of Alderage
South
Canada
Mexico
President Lane
Sir Richard Cartwright
North America
United States
New England
New
Russia
Ontario
Rocky Mountains
British Lumbia
Mediterranean
Maine
Sault Ste. Marie
Duluth
Toronto
Montreal
Sir Richard Cartwright Addresses Boston Merchants on Free Trade
Sir Richard Cartwright speaks to the Merchants' Association of Boston on free trade between Canada and the United States. He notes the Massachusetts verdict as favorable and frames the issue with parallels to broader political and business implications, focusing on the economic advantages of free trade.
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Sir Richard
Merchants’ Association of
Boston
Massachusetts
England
Lancashire
New England
United States
Canada
Canada and New England Trade Alliance Vision
The speaker outlines Canada as a potential central trade entrepôt for the Northeastern States, with Boston as a key commercial hub. He argues for free trade with Canada, European ties, and a cordial Anglo-American alliance while stressing Canada’s desire to prosper with the United States and not surrender independence. He recalls Bunker Hill and Massachusetts leadership in fostering a renewed friendship between the United States and Britain.
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Furty
Canada
France
Germany
Lakes Erie
Ontario
Ohio
United States
Great Britain
Great Lakes
Boston
England
Ireland
Bunker’s Hill
Massachusetts
Chatham
Burke
Boston postmaster talk sparks cheers at banquet gathering
President Lane praised General Conse and Boston postmaster prospects while Colonel Whitfield declined to decide who should be postmaster, urging local choice. Speakers included Ex-Governor Bullock of Atlanta and Nova Scotia's Attorney General J W Longley, with Canada US trade notes and merchants’ associations exchanging greetings.
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Lane
Colonel Whitfield
Corse
General Conse
Boston
Massachusetts Club
Massachusetts
Whitfield
Washington
Whitrela
Bullock
Atlanta
J. W. Longley
Nova Scotia
United States
Canada
Windom
New York
Merchants’ Association of Fitchburg
Merchants’ Association of Boston
Commodore Soley Declines Boston Yacht Club Dinner Honor
Commodore John C Soley of the Massachusetts Yacht Club declines a complimentary banquet invitation in Boston dated January 26 1890 He cites ongoing tenure and unfinished work to justify declining the honor expressing gratitude for the gesture and noting continued service in office.
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John C. Soley
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Club
Boston
House Committee
Massachusetts
Joun CopMan
Public meeting and Star Course concert set for next Monday
A public meeting of the South End Industrial School is scheduled for next Monday afternoon in Channing Hall. Star Course artists Myron W. Whitney and Herbert Johnson will perform with Mrs. Jennie Patrick Walker Miss Emily Winanu and the Appleton Quartette in a notable concert.
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South End
Dr Edward McGlynn to Speak in Boston on Public Schools Enemies
Dr Edward McGlynn, famed as the removed priest of New York, will address Tremont Temple on Tuesday evening about who are the real enemies of the public schools. He will not speak in Boston again this year. Kemp's Balsam advertisement urges readers to treat coughs promptly to prevent consumption, priced 60 cents and 1 dollar.
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Edward M’glynn
Boston
New York
Tremont Temple
McGlynn
Longer skirts and rich embroidery dominate spring fashion
Ladies wear extended hemlines and new top garments crafted for cool weather and spring. Designers emphasize home wear embroidery, Swiss gowns in black with bright French tints, and ornate trims. Frogs, loops, and diagonal closures trend, while gloves remain long and accessories show bold ribbons and ostrich feathers.
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Mme. la Mode
Hamlet
Stearns & Co
R. & J. Gilchrist
Vandyke
Chandler & Co
Anite
Jordan & Marsh
England
Germany
France
London
Lansdowne
Paris
Hollander & Co
Boston Normal School graduates sixty five in exercises
The Boston Normal School held graduation exercises yesterday afternoon with sixty five graduates receiving diplomas. Miss Elizabeth M. Richardson delivered an essay. Dr. William A. Mowry chaired the normal school committee. Mr. John Tellow and several officials conducted the diploma awards and a reception followed for the graduates and teachers.
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Boston Normal School
Elizabeth M. Richardson
William A. Mowry
John Tellow
Girls’ High and Latin School
Edwin P. Seaver
Emily A. Fifield
Robert C. Metcalf
AG. Boyden
Mary Crowley
Margaret J. Cunningham
Mattie Currier
Louise M. Davis
Persie
S. Davis
Sarah M. Dean
Mary E. Denning
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Sarahris
Margaret L. Cmesom
Mary Jh. Finley
Eilen Foster
Mary H. Frucan Pary
L. Green
Lilian G. Greene
Lillian M
Anna P. Hannon
Elizabeth
Hinchey
Helena G. Herlihy
Roxana L. Johnston
Joanna 4Abina F. Kelly
Gertrude H. Lakin
Floythrop
Anna M. Leach
Emma_Lincoln
Mary F. Lindsay
Annie V. Lynch
Emmily Macdonald
Annie A. Magnus
Annis M. McMahon
Mary L. Merrick
Mary F. Mooney
Cora B. Mudge
Annie M. Mulcahey
Elgabeth T. O'Brien
Jusia K. Ordway
Talquisa le Plumer
Annie J. Reed
Alice At M. Rendall
Florence H. Rick
Phiestein
Richardson
Rosanna IL. Rock
Elizabeth A. Spaulding
Annie F.§. Stone
Ede F. Travis
Alice Tufts
Daisy BE. Welch
Margaret M. Whalen
Annie M. Wilcox
Aa. Williams
Edith A. Worcester
Mary T. Wright
Passengers Walked After Boston & Maine Rail Accident
An eastern division Boston & Maine line accident forced many riders on local trains to walk part of the way into Boston. A Lynn to Saugus Branch train attached to a shifting engine backed onto a bridge over the Charles River where rails spread, causing two rear cars to topple. The incident delayed traffic. brakeman Robert Dalrymple was thrown from the rear car but unharmed.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Lynn
Saugus
Boston
William Hathaway
Charles River
Robert Dalrymple
Sunday notices parade Boston churches in Feb 1 events
A crowded schedule lists Sunday services at Congregational, Unitarian, and Baptist churches across Newbury, Exeter, Boylston, Newbury, Marlboro and other streets. It notes sermons by Hale Brooke W. Key Parks Ames and others, plus Sunday school, communion, and musical programs with choirs and soloists. An anniversary of the Boston Young Men's Christian Association is slated for Feb 1 with multiple church addresses and speakers.
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Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Hale
Christian Uxton
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Key
Wollaston
Old Boston
England
Cathedrals
Wooley
H. 8
Kinx
B. R. Bulkeley
Concord
Hurch
Discises
Boston Music Hall
People’s Gospel Service
Handel and Hadyn Society
Siusic Hall
Is A. i
Leston
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
Arlington Street Cuurch
Brooke Herford
Spuutcal TxapLu
Newberry
Fater Streets
Old South Church
F. O. Winslow
Phillips Brooks
D.D
Tremont Temple
Ll. M. Moore
Evangeliat _Moody
Park Street
W. E. Colley
Connecticut
H. M. Moore
Bromfield Street
M. EK
W. E.colley
H. 8. Conant
Providence
Grace M. E
Boston
C. W. Watkins
New York
Roggles Street
Rae
Fen C. Wetmore
Walnut Avenue
Messrs. McBurney, Lee and Conant
Christ
Mr. Stewart
Sale of J. Rollin Tilton paintings draws high bids
A large crowd gathered at Leonard's for the sale of oil paintings and water colors by the late J Rollin Tilton M A of Rome. Bidding was active but several valuable works sold at surprisingly low prices with pieces such as Plain of Thebes at $505 and Cortona water color at $650 among many others.
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Leonard’s
J. Rollin Tilton
M.A
Rome
Plain of Thebes
Lagoons
Venice
Tower of Torcello
Piazza
Tower of San Marco
Cairo
Granada
Temple of Komombo
Egypt
Egina
Grand Canal
Cortona
Lake Como
San Gerio
Bridge of Sighs
Thebes
San Georgio
Edfoo
Petition of Bell Against Registrar Over Lindsay Voter List
In Equity action Judge Knowlron hears Charles A Bell petitioning to compel a mandamus forcing the Lawrence registrar to hear evidence and strike Robert Lindsay from the voter list for nonpayment of poll tax or guardian payment. The court considers legality of poll tax payments by political committees. Arguments by Bell and Lindsay’s counsel contrast mandamus to hear facts with law grounds. The judge reserves ruling. Bell appears pro se, Sweeney for Lindsay.
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Ron
Charles A. Bell
Bell
Register of Voters
Lawrence
Robert Lindsay
Valley Street
Lindsay
Lind
J. H. Sweeney
Superior Court session notes and cases from January 30
A dated court record from Mason and Salem sessions lists cases including Alvin Redliff et al versus Boston Marine Insurance Company over a $12,700 machinery claim aboard the schooner Lady Antrim wrecked December 4, 1889 at Boothbay Harbor. Listings cover personal injury actions against Boston and Albany Railroad, multiple torts, verdicts, and a $10,000 damages claim for a child’s death. Also notes further case groups and Monday listings.
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Mason, C.J
Alvin
A. Hemenway
P. Carver
L. J. Dabney
F. Dodge
Anna M. Butler
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Wellesley
H.R. Bailey
Samuel Hoar
Woodward Hudson
Lathrop
Elizabeth T. Hosmer
Boston & Albany RR
Alilford
Raggville
Mass
William A. Gaston
F. &. Snow
Dunsar
Mary J. Bowes
City of
Boston
Wm. J. Fegan
Same
Park Street
West Roxbury
Bowes
Wellesly Hills
George H. Fall
Michael Creed
Minot J. Kendall Et al
Williams Street
Chelsea
Kiernan
Milton
Superior Court Case List for Middlesex Sessions
Cambridge January 30 summary of active docket items listing plaintiffs and defendants in miscellaneous suits including Hemick v Philvot Sauer v Roake Jennings v Smith v Foster Garvey v Hathorn Miller v Kidder Arrington v Inhab Wakefield Yeovy v Herbert Veno v City of Walt Mobbs v Ellis Allaire v St Onge Foss v City of Sam Aldrich v sama Mitchell v Mitchell McKeon v Sullivan.
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Hemick
Philvot
Sauer
Roake
Jennings
Same
Smith
Foster
Yeovy
Herbert and Tr
Clmt
Veno
City of Walt
Mobbs
Ellis
Allaire
St. Onge
Foss
City of Sam
Milton Selectmen reward evidence in shooting case action
J Walter Bradlee et al sue to recover 2500 and assert the defendants reward offered by Milton selectmen for evidence leading to the rest and conviction of the person who shot Cunningham on November 21, 1889. Trial pending.
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Superior Gourt Norfolk Ss
Dedham
Ishop
J. No
Correction to Edict report in Thompson versus Bartlett case
The Edict of the Post report misnames counsel as Kd. & A. O. Ernst. There is only one counsel, Georgy A. O., on the prevailing side in Thompson v. Bartlett. Boston, January 30, 1891.
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Thompson Vy. Bartlett
A. O. Ernst
Georgy A. O
Counterfeit Goods Fail to Match Genuines Quality
A short note declares that all counterfeits lack the peculiar, remarkable qualities of the genuine Ivory Soap and urges buyers to insist on the real product sold everywhere.
Special Advertising Column Opens For Low-Cost Public Notices
The POST announces a new special advertising column to help advertisers reach the public at minimal cost. This move aims to publish timely notices, announcements, and small classified items, expanding accessibility for community stakeholders and local businesses.
Local Classifieds Advertising Real Estate and Help Wanted
A concise listing of real estate for sale or rent, rooms and boarder requests, job and business opportunity notices, and miscellaneous ads. Includes rooms wanted, rents wanted, and general notices for the community.
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Commodore Soley
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Meoy
Patten
Lynn Belt Line
St. Ry, Co
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City of Alem
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Heston & Maine RR
Menard
Joston& Maine RI
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Philbrick
Perry
Middlesex
Cambridge
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Miller
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Arrington
Inhab
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Commpt
V. O'Hara
Aldrich
J. J
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H.W. C
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Murray
Knight
West End al. Railway Co
Hodgkinson
Alden
Butler
Green
Thomas
Malvey
Bishop
Bond
the Post Publishing CO
Milk Street
Back Bay
Halle
G. B. Haskell
Ema St
Boywlston ST
D. A. Hammons
Federal St. Endt
Tremont &T
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Ball Street
Bury
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