Tariff Bill Debate and Morgan Speech in Senate
In Washington on June 7 the House considers a fishery treaty preamble and related resolutions while Morgan seeks to read a speech from executive session objecting to treaty authority. The debate touches on presidential power, Senate consent, and Irish voters, with action adjourning after routine business.
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Washineton
Morgan
Vance
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Sherman
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Sherman
Alabama
Cameron
Chicago
Congress
United States
Fisheries Debate As Congress Considers Mille Bill And Tariff
In a session marked by heated exchanges over Canada’s fishing rights and a proposed lumber proviso, representatives debated free fish imports and reciprocity with Canada. Amendments by Dingley and Breckinridge were voted down, while a Chinese goods ban and convict-made goods proposals failed. The debate shifted to a salt tariff article before adjourning at five.
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Wasu Hineaton
Dibble
South Carolina
Bridgeport
Conn
Dingley
Maine
Breckinridge
United States
Canada
Congress
Kentucky
Ways and Means
Butterworth
Hitt
Ilinois
Lodge
Massachusetts
Nutting
New York
Welland Canal
Outhwaite
Senate
Cogswell
Mr. Anderson
Iowa
Cox
Thurman
Randall
Vandever
Calfornia
Liggs
California
Wilkins
Ohio
Indiana
Committee On Public Lands
House
Dr Stout Promotes Horsford Acid Phosphate Benefit
Syracuse physician Dr O O Stout testifies that Horsford's Acid Phosphate aided a patient who could not conduct ordinary business due to a tired and confused brain. Immediate benefit and eventual recovery followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Stout
Syracuse
N. Y
Anunt
THAT ANTI WALKER MOVEMENT IN WORCESTER MEETING
Worcester readers are told a Bates meeting opposes Joseph H. Walker for Congress in Continental Hall. The piece notes signers include Worcester leaders and officials, criticism centers on his Mugwump past, while urging party unity amid looming competition. The story hints Walker and Bates may split the field, with potential shifts by local figures and references to Sherman praise.
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Worcester
Joseph H. Walker
Continental Hall
Bates
A. B. R. Sprague
Corbin
Webster
Gleason
New Braintree
Ladd
Spencer
Wheelock
Uxbridge
Northbridge
Mugwump
Blaine
Cleveland
Congress
Walker
Charles St. Barton
Winslow
Granger
Russell
John Sherman
Hoar
Ancients Visit City Hall and Fire Dept Exhibition
A Boston Ancient delegation and English guests toured State House and City Hall, met officials, and viewed a fire department exhibition at Fort Hill square. Key figures included Adjutant General Dalton, Lt Gov Brackett, Mayor O'Brien, and Chief Webber. The day featured alarms, apparatus demonstrations, store visits, and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
City Hall
Committee of Boston Ancients
Dalton
Rockwell
Brackett
Peirce
E. M. McPherson
O’brien
Allen
Board of Aldermen
Barry
Common Council
London
Fort Hill Square
Fire Department
Fitch
Tobin
Murphy
Webber
Cyrus A. George
Hayes
Boston Protective Department
Chase & Sanborn
Columbian Lodge
Masonic Temple
Providence
Providence Light Infantry
Rocky Point
Harvard Athletics Report Seeks Detailed Student Involvement
Harvard's special committee on athletics is drafting a comprehensive report detailing time spent on sports by students, class standings of athletes versus non athletes, and other data. A printed report with statistical tables will follow a public circular sent to about 1050 men, with replies from all but about fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Board of Overseers
Brighton
Hale
Francis G. Peabody
More June Weddings Highlight Musical Circles
Yesterday featured multiple weddings including Harry Hooper and Annie H. Lord at First Church with a Uni tarian service by Rev Stopford W Brooke. Attendants included M Parkman Devlin and ushers led by T W Lord, with Miss Chamberlain of Hartford as maid of honor. The couple will reside in Hingham after a brief wedding tour and reception on Marlboro Street. A Barton Square Church Salem ceremony joined Frank P Chase and Jennie O Ward with reception at the bride’s parents and a Southward honeymoon. In North Adams Harry Siddons Mowbray and Helen Millard wed at the bride’s home with Rev I H Rowly officiating.
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Harry Hooper
Annie H. Lord
Church of the Unity
Stopford W. Brooke
M. Parkman Devlin
Messrs
William Barrett
Concord
T. W. Lord
C. B. Barnes, Jr
W. O. Blake
Marlboro Street
Hoopers
Hingham
Barton Square
Salem
Frank P. Chase
South
Hey
North Adams
Harry Siddons Mowbray
George M. Mowbray
New York
Paris
Helen
Henry
Millard
I. H. Rowly
Wellesley College Trustees Elect Shafer as President
The thirteenth annual trustees meeting at Wellesley College confirmed Miss H. A. Shafer as president, replacing the retiring Alice Freeman Palmer. Shafer's report notes 628 students from 43 states and provinces, average age 20, with 66 graduates this year and 409 returning next year. The Christian association spent 139.49 on charity and missions, supporting workers in India and New Mexico.
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Wellesley College
Howard Crosby
H. A. Shafer
Alice E. Freeman-Palmer
New England
Quebec
The
Christian Association
India
New Mexico
Henry F. Durant
Noah Porter
N.G. Clarke
Horace Li. Scudder
Cambridge
Willian Lawrence
H. P. Wolcott
7. P. Thomas
Newton
Marion Talbot
Louis K. Schwarz
Boston
Crosby
Tufts College Notes Banquet for Theta Delta Chi at Young's Hotel
Tufts College notes report the Theta Delta Chi annual reunion banquet at Young's Hotel on Monday June 11 with S Mendaim as toastmaster J W Hammond as orator and E E A Start as poet. A crayon portrait of Dr Sawyer was presented to Tufts Divinity School after chapel services and President Capen lauded Dr Sawyer for his long service. The Rev Dr Leonard introduced Dr Sawyer who urged solid theological principles and an educated clergy before expressing gratitude for the tribute.
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Kappa Charge
Theta Delta Chi
Young’s Hotel
Theta Delta
S. Mendaim
J. W. Hammond
A. Start
Tufts College Divinity School
J. H. Holden
School of the
Sawyer
Divinity
Capen
Leonard
Weekly Post reports Democratic convention and Boston events
The Weekly Post includes full Democratic national convention coverage with speeches by Collins Dougherty Twiggs and others and the declaration of principles. It also notes the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company 250th anniversary celebration and Boston University convocation day exercises along with market reviews and literary notes.
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Weekly Post
P. A. Collins
Daniel Dougherty
Judge Twiggs
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston University
E. L. Pierce
Boston
Taverner
Massachusetts Eclectic Society Elects Officers and Delegates
At the twenty eighth annual meeting of the Massachusetts Eclectic Society officers were elected: President Dr Amory Jewet Somerville vice president J A Tabor Lawrence corresponding secretary Dr D F Roche Boston recording secretary B A Burrill Boston treasurer Dr E Ee pante Boston librarian Dr D H Merkel Boston and several councillors. A motion to send three delegates to the National Eclectic Medical Association convention in Detroit was debated resulting in one delegate with expenses paid Burrill elected after three ballots. Today the annual oration will be delivered by Dr F L Gerald followed by a 2 o clock dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Eclectic Society
Amory Jewet
Somerville
J. A. Tabor
Lawrence
D. F. Roche
Boston
B.A. Burrill
E. E. Epantie
D. H. Merkel
G. H. Hutchings
B. MH. Burrill
F. L. Gerald
Amusements Listings at Boston Theatres and Halls
The Boston stage listings show Annette the Dancing Girl at Amusements, Jim the Penman at Pons Theatre, Pete at Hollis Street, Kellar at Loston Museum, Mascotte at Grand Opera House, Battle of Gettysburg at Cyclorama, Christ Emerging Farm on? at Horticultural Hall, Promenade concert at Music Hall with evening shows listed.
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Boston Theatre
Annette
Pons Theatre
Jim the Penman
Levening
Hollis Street
Pete
Loston Museum
Kellar
Grand Opera House
Mascotte
Arade Cyclorama
Tremont Street
Gettysburg
Horticultural Hall
Straws From State Street Markets Tumble Through Afloat News
Markets were dull yet modestly firmer with few bearish signals. Boston bears quieted as Specialties strengthened. Atchison stock turnover topics, proposed Boston pool to press Chicago Burlington on shorts. President Adams denies Union Pacific dividend plans though 2 percent possible later. Reorganization talks at Boston Cab are floated. Atlantic Pacific directors adjourned to June 14. Banking art work to hang at Second National Bank. Choice business paper in New York at 3.5 percent. Intent to extend Southern Pacific to San Diego with San Pedro seaport implied. San Diego Union notes 58 ships totaling 66,387 tons bound for San Diego. San Pedro tonnage trails by about 11,000. Chicago & Northwestern declares quarterly dividends. Northwest shares trading near 109 3/4 with steady rate. Cotton Oil Trust worth 42 million inflation, earnings seen at 4 percent, potential $5 million surplus next August. new mills planned at Wilmington and Elberton. General Thomas among large buyers as stock seeks higher prices.
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San Diego
San Pedro
Messrs. Watson & Gibson
New York
Cotton Oil Trust
N. Kk. Fairbanks & Co.’s
Chicago
Providence
Cotton Oil ‘Trust Management
Wilmington
N. C
Elberton
General Thomas
Carr
Marriages in Concord and Nearby Cities on June Dates
A compilation of wedding notices dated June 4 to June 7 from towns including Concord, East Orange, Salem, New York, Durham, Roxbury, and Newton. Couples listed include Cyrus H. Cook and Marion F. Bartlet. Robert Carter and Louise Arabelle Burbank. Frank P. Chase and Jennie Wari. Wham 4 and Ada L. Moulton. Harry Hooper and Annie H. Lord. Leonard N. Howe and Mary E. Stevens. W. H. Lunt and Jessie J. Burnham. Warren Stetson and Fannie Bowen Green. Adams Tolman and Harriet L. Giles.
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Cook—Bartlett
Concord
Mass
Benjamin R. Bulkley
Cyrus H. Cook
Marion F. Bartlet
Carter
Burbank
East Orange
N. J
John B. Manning
William N. Taylor
Robert, Carter
New York
Louise Arabelle
Wellman Burbank
Boston
Chase
Wari
Salem
Frank P. Chase
Jennie Wari
DU Bois—Moulton
C.F. Moulton
J. H. V Pierre
Wham
Ada L. Moulton
Wet Randolph
Hooper
Lord
Stopford Brooke
Harry Hooper
Annie H. Lord
How Ik—Stevens
Great Malls
N. Y
L. B. Chase
Leonard N. Howe
Mary E. Stevens
Great Falls
Lun
H. Barnum
W. H. Lunt
Malden
Jessie J. Burnham
Durham
N. H. Stepson
Obituaries from Boston area dated June 4 8 9 1888 list several widows and spouses
Obituary notices name Ann Baker Ellis Blake Fanny Bonner Margaret Bryant M Chambarlin Jane Daly Elizabeth Field Isabella Hunnewell Maria Pauline Louise Clementina Pearce Mary A Peck Esther Tyler Robert Wey with funeral details and dates for services at Roxbury and Boston residences.
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Loud
Mareia Pauline
In RE. Loui
Paneu
Mt Hols
Roxbury
Joseph K. Nichols
Pearce
Clementina P. Pearce
Pecker
Mary A
Seth I. Pecker
JM Thomas Snow
Boston
Tyler
Belmont
Esther M. Tyler
Nelson Tyler
Weir
Robert Wey
Warren Street
Northern Principles and Southern Methods Clash Novel
A powerful presentation of the struggle between Northern principles and Southern methods. One of the best novels of the year in literary style and dramatic force with a grand purpose. The characters show genuine genius and the heroine is charming. The tale offers unquestioned enjoyment and teaches grand lessons for both North and South. The author skilfully blends romance with natural tone and true-to-life portrayal.
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Boston
Blue Grays
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Special Athletic Committee
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Wellesley College Trustees
Tufts College Notes
Dr. Sawyer
Divinity School
the Weekly Post
Eclectic Society
Audilion Sales
Leonard & Co
State Street
Bank of England
London Stock Exchange
Atchison
Burlington & Quincy
Adams
Union Pacific
Oregon Improvement Management
Elijah Smith
Boston Cab Company
Atlantic & Pacific Directors
Strong
St. Louis
San Francisco
James H. Beal
Second National Bank
Boston Clearing House
Vinton
Choice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago & Northwestern
Northwest
Securus Judicat
Orbis Terrarum
Apollinaris
Table Waters
NEW Publications
Emma M. Connelly
Boston Theories
D. Lothrop Company
Chauncy Hall
Boylston Street
Hingham, Hull & Downer Landing Steamboat Company
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton Landing
Old Colony Se
Pemberton
Nantasket
Hull
Yacht Club
Downer Landing
Mingham
Nantaske’s
R. K
Herald
Labe
L G. P. Cushing
E. G. Peirce
Hotel Wellesley
Wellesley
A.M. Mills
Geo. Hackett
Horace Crowell
American Insurance Co
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
Renry
Bean
Boston Wharf
Boston Post Office
Congress, Sleeper
A. Granite
Richards Streets
Mt. Washington Avenue
Fort Point
N.Y
State ST
South Street
Coffin & Henry
Les Moines
John Jeffries & Sons
Genuts
Devonshire St
the Eastern Banking CO
Francis A. Osborn
Milk Street
T. ME Mie
Fort Scott
Southeastern & Memphis
Short Creek
Joplin
Rich Hill
Kansas Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Adjter L
Charles ME Kiam
Fort Scott Equipment Company
Memphs Equipment Company
Kansas City
Charles Merriam
LWA Loan & Trust CO
Freeman A. Smith
Co. H. Tyle
Com
Mork Street
Pegre
Aaron K. Gay & CO
Slate Street
City Notices
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Chestnut Hill
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Boston Water Board
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City Halls
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Brighton Avenue
John W. McDonald
City
Common Council Chamber
Otis Eddy
Copartnership
William J. Clark
George &, Jones
Eugene J. Sampson
O. H. Sampson & CO
Mason Building
Kilby Street
Soston
Ss. W. Reynolds
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Connecticut
Boston & Albany Railroad Co
Hoston
Springfield
Byott Cgotton
Lliol CG. Clarke
Loston
Hoston Exchange Co
Monay
Merchants’ Exchange
Francis Cabot
Edward Harrigan
Martin W. Hanley
Eugene Tompkins
Allie Akerstrom
Boston Museum
RM. Field
Vana Sah RB
Pest
A. M. Palmer
Jim
Penman
James A
Katherine & Herne
Proctor & Mansfield
Wilbur Opera Co
Franz Kuadsel
Battle OF Gettysburg
Kebeemont Street
James Orton
Country Club
Brookline
Morrill Morgan
Cme
Soon Uate
Justin
Vermont
Pillsbury Bros
East
Cedham St
Europe
Nerr
West Corner School
Belmont Streets
Mt. Auburn
General Light House
U. S
Third District
Tompkinsville
D. P. Hi
U.S.A
L. H. District
Rivate School
Mr. Hale
Otis Place
Institute of ‘Echology
Harvard College
Boylston Place
Albert Hale
Hoothbay
Boothbay Land Company
Antes
Watts & Willis
Sele
Quincy Market
Baldwin & Cheney
Boston & Sandwich Glass Co
Franklin St
Henry F. Spurr
Gen
Parker's
Washington Street
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