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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1890

Page

2

House Adopts Senate Amendment Amid Quorum Dispute

Mr McDuffie took the oath at the bar of the House and Mr McKinley of Ohio moved to enroll Senate amendment 91 relating to abandonment of goods to underwriters and salvors. Democrats blocked tacit assent to parts of the bill, ordering yeas and nays but not voting. The resolution passed 127 to 6 as the Speaker counted a quorum and the House adjourned at 4:05.

McDuftfie McKinley Ohio Althouh Ays

Senate Passes Fortification Bill Amid Tariff Debate

In Washington on June 4 the Senate advanced the fortification bill with a Watervliet Arsenal amendment, while approving seacoast mortar funding and testing new firearms. The chamber also handled tariff petitions from Boston beer importers and proposed foreign alliances to curb liquor traffic, adjourning at 6:30.

Washington Senate Boston Dawes Fish Commissioners’ Office Ingalls University of the United States Edmunds Sherman Blair Dolph Harris Butler Gibson Bar- Dour Watervliet N. Y Southein Watervitet Arsenal New York Gorman Mr. Morgan Committee On Appropriations Atlantic Pacific Gulf of Mexico Teller War and Navy Departments Yeas House Conference Committee Allison National Wool Growers’ Association Washburn J. Frye Committee On Foreign Relations

Four Men Die as Washington Limited Strikes Carriage

A Market Street Pennsylvania Railroad station collision with the Washington limited Express kills William P. McGuinness and fatally injures Frank Hauck and John Kenney. James Coyle escapes by leaping clear. Newark, N. J., June 4.

Newark N. d Washington Limited Express Market Street Pennsylvania Railroad William P. McGuinness Frank Hauck John Kenney James Coyle

Eightieth Birthday of Somerville Pioneer Hollander

Mr. Jacob Louis Hollander of Somerville celebrated his eightieth birthday with a large reception at his eldest son L. P. Hollander’s home. About two hundred neighbors attended as family and friends recalled decades of local ties. The event featured flowers, gifts, verses, and Brown’s Cadet Orchestra providing music, with many prominent locals among the guests.

Jacob Louis Hollander Somerville L. P. Hollander Boston L. P. Hollander & Co Louis P. Hollander Clarence Hollander BP. F. Pitman Alvah Hollander Hollander E. A. B. Lathrop North la Jew N. Y Brown E. 8. Brooks Caleb Rand Charles G. Pove Walker John Russ Kimball Haverhill Robert A. Vinal Louise A. Vinal Arthur Vinal W. H. Brine C. E. Booth Arthur Kidder W. B. Vinal John Raney C. S. Smith C. B. Southard John KE. Sylvester Louis Benton N. A. Daniels F. D. Daniels Nellie Daniels F. W. Downer J. Frank Wellington Arthur A. Smith Lester I. Cole Frank W._ Cole M._ E. Pater G. Turvie W. H. Horner L. A. Waters Quincy A. Vinal F. H. Jenks Edwin M. Jenks Spooner Isaac Rich C. A. Bradshaw Small

Carpenters Form Cooperative Building Association

The striking carpenters formed a cooperative building association with 5000 dollars capital. John T. White was elected president. The office will be at 139 Washington street.

John T. White Washington Street

Hood sarsaparilla trade mark triumph in court

Henry Thayer & Co. of Cambridge sought to alter a December 1886 Supreme Judicial Court decree that enjoined use of Hood & Co.’s Z formation trade mark for sarsaparilla. After a lengthy hearing the court dismissed Thayer & Co.’s petition on the merits and confirmed Hood & Co.’s exclusive use of the Z mark. Attorneys Livermore, Fish and Richardson for Thayer. Causten Browne and George L. Huntress for Hood.

Henry Thayer & Co Cambridge Supreme Judicial Court Holmes C. L Hood & Co Sarsaparilla Fame Hood & Co Thayer & Co Hood Livermore, Fish and Richardson Causten Browne George L. Huntress U. 1

ANOTHER DAY OF WEDDINGS IN NEWTON AND BROOKLINE

A June wedding round in Flaverhill Newton and Brookline features multiple ceremonies. Walter Hunt Hersey of Providence and Mary Clarke How wed at North Congregational Church with a large reception. Fred R. Moore of E. W. Moore Co. and E. W. Hawkins marry at No 6 Jackson Street. Edwin C. Blackmer and Bertha Parker Whitman celebrate at the bride's home and future residence. Small gatherings, banquets, and tours follow. Newton notable weddings include John L Gow USN and Myra F Tolman at the Unitarian Church and Charles A Soden and Minnie W Page in Newtonville with extensive floral decorations. The Wiley Wason nuptials unite Jesse S Wiley and Mary Isabel Wason at Harvard Church Brookline with a large retinue of attendants.

Flaverhill North Congregational Church Walter Hunt Hersey Providence R. IL Mary Clarke How P. Berkley How J. W. Bixler William Kimball Great Falls N. H Dora Edwards Messrs Herbert Clarke Charles M. How W. H. Johnson HH. Gage W. B. Holden Arthur B. Goodrich E. G. Holman Fred R. Moore E. W. Moore & Co E. W. Hawkins Jackson Street George F. Bartlett Goffstown Nashua Hampstead Taunton Andover Union Edwin C. Blackmer Haverhill Postoffice Bertha Parker Whitman Frank M. Whitman Boston Soden Page Newton F. H. Soden Washington Park Park Place Newtonville Charles A. Soden Minnie W. Page James H. Page Boston Baseball Association G. 5. Butters Newtonville Methodist Church Minerva Mendelssohn O. L. Carter Fannie Page George M. Bridges Frank Morehouse L. O. Yowne Arthur Watkins Eric A. Carter New York Hudson Aniel Dorchester, Jr Boston University Kimball J. D. Billings W. H. Conant G. E. Bridges J. KE. Gilman A. A. White Dustin Lacey W. H. Mendell Simpson G. A. Reed Saxonville James Anderson J. F. Bancho A. A. Savage H. D. Kingsbury A. P. Curtis Edward Rumery N. B Marion J. Pratt Frederick Esterbrook Leonard Ocason Addison L. Aldrich Willian L. Alden Charles L. Perrin William B. Tyler Edward P. James William Noyes

Duffy’s Pure Malt Promoted as Health Water Remedy

An advertisement touts whiskey as a cure for impure water contamination. It claims Duffy’s Pure Malt is the only truly pure medicinal whiskey, warning against inferior imitations and urging readers to choose this brand for health and longevity.

America Duffy

Second district Y M C A convention in Watertown turnout

Despite bad weather a large delegation attended the second district convention of the Y M C A for Massachusetts and Rhode Island at Philips Congregational Church. Morning talks covered the Y M C A role in spiritual warfare and the Orient, with afternoon sessions addressing junior departments and summer plans.

Watertown Young Men’s Christian Association Massachusetts Rhode Island Philips Congregational Church Charles Tilton Waltham H. P. Broach Cambridge Orient J. Allan F. L. Starrett Paddock’s Island A. G. Howard Charlestown R. M. Armstrong George S. Avery Boston Hugh Campbell Newton Young Men's Christian Association J. W. Co 3 F. W. Robinson Charles Baldwin J. L. Gordon

Quiet Brookline wedding joins Winchester Richards and Weld Walter

Miss Alice Winchester Richards wed Mr. Minot Weld Walter at the bride's Brookline home on Aspinwall avenue. Rev. Samuel W. Longfellow officiated with Rev. Howard N. Brown assisting. no attendants. The couple plan to reside at Hotelinden after a brief ceremony and quiet reception.

Walter— Richards Alice Winchester Richards Minot Weld Walter Aspinwall Avenue Brookline Samuel W. Longfellow Howard N. Brown Waller Hoteinden James W. Bowen Arthur Perrin James L. Karrick Henry G. Nichols Chester Parker William H. Dabney Daniel Winslow Samuel Dennis Warren Commonwealth Avenue Watson Nahant Boston

Democrats of Maine Name Convention Officers and Platform

The Democratic State convention met at Granite Hall Avansta with 616 delegates. Frank of Portland named temporary chair amid applause. state committee members listed. A motion to submit a constitutional amendment on liquor sales was defeated. F W Hill of Exeter nominated for governor. The platform pledges tariff reform to favor labor, secret official ballots, anti bribery, and support for veterans, with calls to expand arbitration and protect workers. Captain Charles Baker nominated for Congress in the third district. Hill, 69, a director of Maine Central and railroads, previously served in the legislature and senate.

Piscataquis J. _F. Arnold Foxcroft Sagadahoc Georg E. Hughes Bath Somerset J. J. Parlin Anson Waldo Charles Baker Belfast Washington James R. Talbot East Machias York Donovan Alfred F. W. Hill Exeter Maine Grover Cleveland New York Indiana Quays Dudleys Harrison Congress Republican Party of

Runaway Horse Dash Through Tremont Street Injures Two Women

A runaway horse attached to a heroic dashed onto the Tremont Street sidewalk in front of Jackson's hat store yesterday afternoon injuring Miss M. P. Bishop and Miss L. C. Webster of Chelsea. Webster has a severe scalp wound and general injuries, Bishop sprained her right arm and was shaken but later went home. Driver Edward K. Downing of 408 West Third Street South Boston was ejected but unhurt.

Jackson Tremont Street M. P. Bishop L. C. Webster Chelsea Low Beacon Street Mott Webster General Hospital Edward KE. Downing West Third Street South Boston Tremont House

Unknown shipwright dies after visiting Park Square drugstore

At about 1030 last evening Alexander Southworth of 145 Chelsea street Charlestown entered a drugstore at Boylston street and Park square pleading for something to take because he said he was dying. He collapsed on the steps of No 5 Park square where Dr De Biois had an office and died before medical help could reach him. Southworth had long worked at Charlestown Navy Yard. Undertaker Jones took charge of the body. The piece ends with a note on summer illness and a promotional line for Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

Alexander Southworth Chelsea Street Charlestown Boylston Street Park Square de Biois Charlestown Navy Yard Jones

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