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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1890

Page

5

Force Bill Modified and Domiciliary Clause Stricken

The force bill has been amended by a Senate sub committee and printed for further debate. The jury and domiciliary clauses were removed, sparking concern over partisan selections and police-like canvassing. The bill may reach full Senate debate after next week, with talks of morning-hour handling and lengthy sessions.

Senate Committee On Privileges House District Court South Hoar Lodge Europe

Offerings for Bonds Show Moderate Demand at Treasury

The Treasury sold 6,838,900 in bonds amid modest demand. Banks held off to assess Secretary Windom's plan, with only one large bid of 5 million in 4 per cents at 124, followed by 1 million at the same price. Additional offers were small, totaling 356,350 in 4s and 482,550 in 4 1/2s.

Treasury Department Windom

Saloon Keeper in Test Original Package Case

South Framingham July 24 William F Dunn a saloon keeper arraigned in the district court on a charge of maintaining a nuisance by selling liquor in original packages May 1 to July 11. Bail set at 400 dollars for Aug 11 continuance. Dunn is Albany House proprietor and agent for Hanley Hoye Co Providence Rhode Island brewing firms. Test case context noted. Framingham officials discussed prosecution.

South Framingham William F. Dunn Henry W. Cotton Framingham Dunn Sidney A. Phillips William B. Gale Albany House Hanley, Hoye & Co Im- Poe Providence Rhode Island Brewing Company Rhode Island Bottling Company Bellows Falls Brewing Company Cotton

Aldermen Postpone G A R Aid and Approve Wagon Shed

Waltham July 24 A special board meeting postponed indefinitely the $500 aid to the G A R post citing illegality concerns. The city approved $360 for a wagon shed behind the new fire station and advanced $8662 to Mary F Emerson for overtax. Adjournment set for September 8.

Reading Mary F. Emerson Isco

Assessors Report for Orange Town Tax Totals

Orange's assessors report shows 1470 poll taxes, up 70. total valuation 2,069,424, up 45,004. Personal property 445,974, up 12,594. Real estate 1,623,460, up 32,410.

Orange Town of

Eaton Marries Cleo Weed in Canon Cher Amid Pastor's Certificate

Lynn July 24 Mr Howard Eaton a figure in Narragansett Pier social circles defends his marriage to Cleo Weed saying he wed at a minister with a license in Canon Cher, received a minister's certificate, and returned with his bride to New York then Michigan. Governor Sprague's family reconciles. Eaton soon to West for work while keeping ties with Lynn.

Lynn Howard Eaton Narragansett Pier Sprague Canoncher Cleo Weed Michigan New York Dr. Pullman Nanna GaNserr

Market Wrap Central in New York Sugar and New England Lead

The New York market yesterday centered on Sugar and New England with Sugar rallying after an initial surge and partial retreat. New England remained the weaker stock as bears pressed the market while government bond purchases totaled 5,356,860, below expectations but signaling potential larger offerings next week. Local markets echoed the New York tone with strength in Pullman and Franklin Mining. Lake ingot copper showed steady demand. Copper may rise above 18 cents as manufacturers enter later. Franklin Mining sold 1950 in silver accumulations for half a year, rumors persist on Chicago & West Michigan at 55 asking. Calumet & Hecla dividends projected at 5 per share in August, total for year around 30. Flint & Pere Marquette declared 3 percent preferred stock dividend payable August 15. New York transfer books close July 26. A spin at Aspinwall Land Company control rumors denied. Silver shipments this week expected near 1,000,000 ounces, much for export by London dealers. I A Evans reportedly bought over 10,000 Sugar shares in ten days. Cape Cop.

Flint & Pere Marquette New York

Wedding At Salem Grace Church In Fashionable Ceremony

Spectacular Grace Church hosted a pretty wedding in Salem on July 24. Miss Katherine Nichols, daughter of C. S. Nichols, wed Rev. Dr. Franklin W. Bartlett of Williams town. The ceremony was by Rev. J. P. Franks with assistance from Rev H. S. Nichols. The bride was given away by her father, six young girls formed the procession, a wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s residence, and the couple left on an afternoon train for their wedding tour.

SaLem Grace Church Hey Katherine C. 5. Nichols Franklin W. Bartlett Williamstown J. P. Franks H. 8. Nichols

Brown Watson Marriage Notice in July City Record

In this city on July 22 by Rev Rufus Bb. 'fobey Henry 5 Brown wed Lizzie H Watson. At Charlestown July 23 by Rev K B Moody John F Holbrook married Helen A Nash.

Brown—Watson Rufus Bb. ‘Fobey Henry 5 Brown Lizzie H. Watson Holbrook—Nash Charlestown K. B. Moody John F.athe Holbrook Mass Helen A. Nash

Deaths Across Towns Leave Families in Mourning

Obituaries report Eliza Bridges of Independence Missouri age 54 and Elien Esau age 2 at Pownal. Charles Griffin formerly of Baltimore dies in Dorchester at 49. Charles Gardner 40 in Swampscott. Mary Gould 76 in Cambridge. Eliza Pattee Mitchell 87 in Campton. Mary Serrat Mary L. Serrat in Malden. Cath erin Snow 50 in Needham. Emma West Smith 58 in Monticello N Y.

Bridges Independence C. J. Carter Eliza H. Bridges Esau Pownal Elien Esau Griffin Dorchester Charles E. Griffin Baltimore Gardner Swampscott Charles K. Gardner Gould Cambridge N. Y Emma West Albert H. Smith Brooklyn

The Deal and the Real The Sheep Herding Profits in Idaho

A July 21 1890 dispatch from Sopa Springs Ida contrasts poetic shepherds with modern sheep herders. It argues sheep farming is highly profitable in Idaho Utah and the Great Basin, notes protection duties and market control by Chicago producers, and details costs profits wool yields and wool prices based on local ranchers.

Jeffries Club Midsummer Outing at Bass Rock House Nahant

The Jeffries Winter Club of East Boston held its annual midsummer outing at Bass Rock House Nahant with over fifty members attending. A fish dinner was served at 7 PM and guests returned home late. In the afternoon two nine-player baseball games entertained the group, though playing was uneven.

Boston Bass Rock House Nahant

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