Burden of Federal Taxes Analyzed by David A Wells
David A Wells argues in a letter to the Nation that the federal budget for 1800, roughly $400 million, falls on workers through indirect taxes. He decries unequal burdens, questions spending on ships and pensions, and calls for revenue mainly from liquors, tobacco, and especially sugar, while criticizing abolishing internal revenue. The piece links tax load to daily work and family income.
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David A. Wells
Windom
Congress
Atkinson
United States
Washington
Bing
New Zealand
Davis A, Wells
Dismissal Report on Rev Dr Alexander Case
A Suffolk North Conference council at North Cambridge with Newton and Brookline churches convened to act on the resignation of Rev Dr W S Alexander. It urges dissolution of the pastoral relation despite high esteem for his ministry and notes church support in prior resolutions. The council calls for forbearance and unity at the leaving church.
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Suffolk North Conference
Eliot
Newton
Harvard
Brookline
North Avenue Congregational Church
North Cambridge
W.S. Alexander
J. P. Bixby
Revere
L W. Sneath
Cambridgeport
North Avenue
Cambridge
Alexander
Eall
Jesus Christ
Getting to Be an Old Story An Easy Victory at the South End
Boston beats Cleveland 9 to 4 in South End action with strong hitting from Quinn Larkin and Nash while Daley allows seven Cleveland hits. Boston crowds cheer Smith and Hines as Donovan signs with Brooklyn and plays center field in later Brooklyn win over Cleveland.
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Ward
Chicagos
Donovan
Brooklyns
Bostons
Pittsburgs
Boston League
South End
Pop” Smith
Paul Hines
Smith
Cleveland
Captain Ganzel
Boston
Loston Vine
Clarkson
Long
McGarr
Kuat
Bowt
Hecker
Decker
Short
Laroque
Wilson
Hostons
Tucker
Brodie
Hines
Miller
Lavoque
Bennett
Iimes
Donnie
Sullivan
Kelly
McQuaid
Bustons
Pittsborge
PO. A. It
Miller, Ytis
Firodie
Ghroecker
Uoltest
Herger
Hwennett
Iteekern
Smuth
Clarkson P
Bostona
Vittsburgs
Lennett
Saith
Ines
Dennett
Lone
Whlson
New Yorks Triumph Over Buffalos in Lopsided Victory
The New Yorks defeated the Buffalos 18 to 6 in a one sided game. Johnston exited early due to illness with Hatfield replacing him. New Yorks piled up 19 base hits to Buffalos nine and their defense contributed four errors to the visitors’ six. Ewing Johnston and Shannon Wise led in scoring with multiple hits and three base hits.
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NEW Yorks
Vo. L
Buffalos
New York
Bisons
Johnston
Hatfield
Anit O'Cusack
Haddock
Ewing
Shannon Wise
O' Rourke
White
Carney
Miray
Sladdock
Brown
Richardson
Shannon
Whitney
Protect Our Bread and Baking Powder Purity
A public notice warns against adulterated baking powders especially those with alum and false labeling. It endorses Royal Baking Powder as pure, safe, and superior in leavening strength per government tests.
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U. S
Philadelphia Beaten by Pittsburg in Rough Game at Home
Philadelphia club falls 5 to 1 as Pittsburg capitalizes on miscues. Mulvey ill prompts lineup changes. Mortis and Carroll top the mound for Pittsburgh with 15 hits and 4 errors by Philadelphia. Attendance 1195. Time 1h 45m. Other results listed for Jersey City Worcester and New Haven Hartford matchups.
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Clevelanda
Bostons
K. Repo
Strieker
Browling
Kellyjas
Larkin
OlNash
Febeau
Hrennan
Swett
Mesleer
Oy Murphy
Ostovey
Satelite
Daley
Bakely
Yotal
Cid
Clevelands
Richardson
Austlin
Dakely
Doley
Oston
Brown
Kelly
Stovey
Delehanty
Dukely
Stricker
Brennan
Sutcliffe
Nash
Swe
Murphy
Inn
Saerksce Tits
Nasi
Yaley
Hichardson
Ism
Matthews and
Leach
Chicagos
N. L
NEW Yorks
New York
Bassett
Nekley
Krusie
Kilbridge
Hatchitson
Chivagus
Willmot
Ourtls
Hutchinson
Tusie
pitTspunas
P. U
Philadelphias
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Mulvey
Pittsburgs
Beckley
Jarrat
Wisner
Kanson
Carroll
Shindle
Pickett
Wood
Corcoran
Cimpirés
Knight
Jones
Beverly Yacht Club Regatta Moved to Friday at Beverly
Massachusetts Yacht Club postpones its Wednesday race to Friday at the same hour. The Beverly Yacht Club announces its 161st regatta for Saturday July 12 at 1 pm off Monument Beach. Entry fee is 3 dollars, with two-person yacht measurements and four classes for cat-rigs and sloops.
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Massachusetts Yacht Club
Beverly Yacht Club
Monument Beach
Edmonds
Tobey Club
Mr. Edmonds
Pobey Club
Yam
Boston Aldermen reject Old Colony at grade crossing
At a regular meeting the Board of Aldermen received a veto message from Mayor Harr opposing allowing the Old Colony railroad to cross Blue Hill avenue at grade near the Mattapan Post Office. The board tabled the communication and continued business on sidewalks and street matters.
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Board of Aldermen
Old Colony
Blue Hill Avenue
Harvard Bridge
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Boston
Mattapan
Thomas N. Harr
Board of Street Commissioners
Richardson
Water Board
Walter
William Mackin
Charles B. G. Wiggin
Grand Army
Copley, Franklin and
Adams
Jonas P. Tolman
Park and Exchange Streets
Park Street
Cushing
Central Street
Custom House Square
Atlantic Avenue
West End Street Railway
Dover Street
Harrigan Avenue
Washington Street
Brighton
Cambridge Street
Oak Square
Funeral for Deacon Ezra Farnsworth Attended by Church Leaders
Prominent clerics and laymen gathered at Commonwealth avenue residence for Ezra Farnsworth’s funeral conducted by Rev. David Greeg and Rev. A G Thompson. Mourners included Rev. Arthur Little, Rev. A H Plumb, Henry S Jenks, William A Russell, John Ropes, Frederick D Alley, ex-Postmaster Abbey, William Endicott Jr, and Parker Wilder & Co. Mt. Auburn Cemetery burial with Episcopal rites. In a separate note, Maverick National Bank advertised a 6 percent first mortgage bond issue for Syracuse Consolidated Street Railway, offering $1 million at par for 30-year gold-denominated debt with ample security.
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Ezra Farnsworth
Commonwealth Avenue
David Greeg
D.D
Park Street Church
A. G Thompson
Prudential Board
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Arthur Little
A. H. Plumb
Henry S. Jenks
William A. Russell
John Ropes
Frederick D. Alley
Bbey
William Endicott, Jr
Parker, Wilder & Co
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Gregg
Maverick National Bank
Syracuse
Boston Boot & Shoe Club Adopts Funeral and Widening Plans
At a Boston Boot & Shoe Club executive meeting Francis Emery George Houghton Horace Parker and John Henry were named to attend Charles Hayden's funeral and draft memorial resolutions. Street work approved includes widening Washington Street in Roxbury and Dorchester at estimated costs of 7370 and 4949 dollars respectively, relocating and grading Lake Street at Brighton, and quiting on Aug 4 to abutters on Commonwealth Avenue widened to Malvern Street. The July Pathfinder issue notes rails and steamboats, plus John C G Paige promoting a pocket calendar and memo kit.
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Boston Boot & Shoe Club
Francis FB. Emery
George C. Houghton
Horace B. Parker
John J. Henry
Charles Hayden
Hayden
Washington Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
Blue Hill Avenue
Mawes Avenue
Marshfield Street
Batchelder Street
Norfolk Avenue
Lake Street
Brighton
Commonwealth Avenue
Malvern Street
John GC. Paige
Insurrection at Charlestown Prison Quelled
The Charlestown Prison insurrection over the Bertillon system of registering and photographing criminals was largely quelled. Warden Russell plans a two month push to complete prisoner registration while praising orderly conduct by inmates and stressing the central secure storage of measurements for accurate future identification.
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Charlestown
Russell
GOC
France
United States
Boston College reunion at Young s hosts and hotel guest list
At the Social reunion of the Class of 87 of Boston College held at Young s the Rev J M d Colgan Sw professor of philosophy was guest. Owen J Doherty A B was elected president with John B Curtis Jr as secretary and C M O Connor on the executive committee. A directors meeting of the Megantic Fish and Game Club was held at the Quincy House with Dr Walter Hall presiding and trips to the preserves planned. General W B Franklin of Hartford among prominent hotel guests with a long list of visitors to leading hotels including Vencome Brunswick Quincy and Tavern names with many named individuals and places.
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Boston College
Young’s
Owen J. Doherty
J. M. d. Colgan
John B. Curtis, Jr
C. M. O'Connor
Quincy House
Megantic Fish and Game Club
Walter Hall
W. B. Franklin
Hartford
Conn
Brunswick
Vencome
J. M. Bulkley
New York
Thomas
Kingman
Orange
Caracas
C.M. Rice
Portland
W. A. Webber
Meriden
F. L. Mueller
Philadelphia
Jacob Hess
J. N. Babson
Montreal
Can
M. W. Sheafe
Watertown
Unitep States
D. B. Anderson
Pittsburg
Longbottom
Atherton
J. Gregory Smith
St Albans
Tremont
D. A. Barnes
Syracuse
N. Y
William Douglass
Savannah
L. Hall
Denver
Col
Dr. A. & Wymiun
New Bedford
W. EF. Bowers
San Francisco
H. C. Whitehead
Los Angeles
Cal
L. A. Lipman
G. E. Batchelder
Chicago
Thorndike
C. EF
Vickers
St. Louis
W. A. Haughton
C W. Silver
Citienzo
H. N. Peck
Minneapolis
Minn
W. RK. Woodward
Washinton
Pace Milburn
Towson
Joseph %. Smith
Miss Smith
Bangor
F. W. Hammett
M. J. Connor
Manchester
N. H
Grand Forks
N. D
Thomas Lees
Wolfeboro
F. C. Curti
Albany
G. O. Wadsworth
Thomas Atkinson
T. T. Gaff
Cincinnati
F. HR. Moeibhert
Tanner
Provgenom
R.L. Charles Schleifarth
Baltimore
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Boston Area Market
On St Botolph street Seth R. Baker mortgaged nine lots for 180000. Ira L. Moore sold property on Huntington avenue to George W. Nason with a 174474 mortgage. Mystic street sale from Margaret Graff to Mary E Tracy for 5000 with 3000 mortgage to Henry A. Johnson. Pratt and Linden streets sale to Edmund F Pratt for 6250. Seashore property remains active while overall market is dull.
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St. Botolph Street
Seth R. Baker
Ira L. Moore
Huntington Avenue
George W. Nason
Mystic Street
Margaret Graff
Mary E.tracy
Henry A. Johnson
Pratt and Linden Streets
Samuel
Feast at the Revere House Impresses With Private Dining
A line from Romeo and Juliet extols an old feast, praising the Revere House in Bowdoin Square for private dining rooms, superior fare, and attentive service suitable for dinner and supper parties.
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Revere House
Bowdoin Square
Damon Trial Delayed as Counsel Is Absent
United States District Court session opens in July with John E. Damon a Springfield railway postal clerk charged with taking a letter from the mail. Judge Nelson notes counsel ex-Governor Robinson cannot attend until Wednesday. previous trial ended in a hung jury.
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United States District Court
Nelson
John E. Damon
Springfield
Robinson
Supreme Judicial Court Assignments for July 8
Justice Knowlton lists equity assignments for Tuesday July 8 including Johnson versus Brown Worcester Gook vy Ingalls Middlesex Parke versus Wiggin Middlesex American Metal Jubilee Co petition for dissolution National Market Bank v Hollis Bailey v Roberts Debeer v Jenkins Sturvird v Verkins St Baptist Society Middlesex
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Supreme Judicial Court
Knowlton
Johnson
Brown
Worcester
Gook Vy. Ingalls
Middlesex
Parke
Wiggin
American Met
Jubing Co
National Market Bank
Hollis
Bailey
Roberts
Debeer
Jenkins
Sturvird
Verkins St. Bap. Society
Probate Court Names Administrators and Admits Wills
Suffolk County probate entries list administrators appointed for estates of William E. Hamilton Edward Dacey Arthur W Barr Samuel H Somerby Anna Rk Rosatto Nancy J Fuller Sarah E Bancroft John D Mulchinock Margaret E Lynch Mary Leman George K Sawyer John Mahoney Thomas P Crosby Lucy B Austin William P Fuery Ellen Hurley Alexander Southworth Mary Seamer. Wills admitted to probate include James Dowling William Berry dr Levid Bradish Mary A Gleason Mary J Pope John Martin Jerusha H Peak Josiah Y Wilson Eliza Winslow.
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Suffolk County
MckKim
William E. Hamilton
Edward Dacey
Arthur W. Barr
Samuel HE
Somerby
Anna Rk
Rosatto
Nancy J. Fuller
Sarah
E. Bancroft
John D. Mulchinock
Margaret E. Lynch
Mary Leman
George K. Sawyer
John Mahoney
Thomas P. Crosby
Lucy
Austin
William P. Fuery
Ellen Hurley
Alexander Southworth
Mary Seamer
James Dowling
William ©. Berry
Levid. Bradish
Mary A. Gleason
Mary J. Pope
John Martin
Jerusha H. Peak
Josiah Y. Wilson
Eliza Winslow
Boston attorney admission notice 1890
Boger F. Sturgis of Boston has applied for admission as an attorney and counsellor of the United States Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts. Commissioner Joan G. Stetson issues the notice dated July 7, 1890.
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District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Boger F. Sturgis
Joan G. Stetson
United States Circuit Court
Old War Horse Daisy Dies After Long Service
Daisy, the veteran war horse ridden by Captain William A. Hill at Gettysburg and Antietam, died this morning in Sauem. The 34 year old animal had continued to work fairly despite age and had been owned by Mr. John Collier for several years, used in his business and once exhibited at a Boston museum.
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Seecrant
William A. Hill
Gettysburg
Antietam
Boston
John Collier
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