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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1888

Page

5

Senate Session Sees Divided Support On Financial Policy

The Senate debated Democratic splits over a financial plan and Grover Cleveland’s role in party stance. A proposed labor accounts bill under the eight hour law drew 21 yeas and 11 nays, with Democrats voting no and Republicans yes. A quorum issue halted further action as the day ended at 4:20.

House of Representatives Grover Cleveland Blair Senate Yeas Call Turpie

Opposing the Treaty Sparks Senate Debate on Fisheries

Washington, June 18. Mr. Sherman reported a concurrent resolution to invite negotiations with any government with which the United States has relations to refer unresolved differences to arbitration. Senator Hale attacked the fisheries treaty as a failure while defending the need for Canadian vigilance and British subsidies. The debate shifted to bond sales with Mr. Stewart insisting on public disclosure of bond offers, and Senators Saulsbury and Teller weighing in on administration honesty and financial policy.

Washington Sherman Committee On Foreign Relations United States Hale Mr. Morgan Senate Morgan Democratic Party Lewis Cass Michigan England Canada Colonene Frye Vance Ale Provincetown Gloucester Marblehead Portland Castine Boothbay Dominion Mr. Hale Canadian Pacific Railroad Company Pacific Railroad Great Britain Blair Pacific New Hampshire Titain Hoar Bay of Fundy Gulf of St. Lawrence Stewart Cockrell Co Kreil Secretary of the Treasury Michels Committee On Mines and Mining Treasury Department Nevada Missouri Waskous

Tariff debate in House on free list and tin plate duty

In the House, June 13, the committee of the whole debated the tariff bill. Bayne proposed striking sun and sisal from the free list. others discussed burlaps and jute bags for grain. Dalzell pressed tin plate duties. Randall argued for domestic tin plate, while Virginia leaders urged protections for infant southern industries. The session adjourned at five.

WasumeTon Bayne Pennsylvania Scott Committee On Ways and Means Warren Missouri McMillin Tennessee Dingley Maine Biggs Thompson California McKenna Fulton Everybod Standard Oil Trust Mr. Scott John Jarrett Yost Virginia United States South Lutterworth Ohio Randall House

Sherman Banner Raised At Grand Pacific

The Ohio Republican executive committee led by W. S. Cappelar announces united support for Senator Sherman. Foraker’s opposition is described as nonthreatening, while Blaine retains many Ohio supporters. Sherman headquarters will be at the Grand Pacific with lithographs arriving tomorrow.

Chicago Sherman Banner Grand Pacific Today W. S. Cappelar Mansfield News Ohio Republican Executive Committee Halyards Cappelar Sherman Buckeye Foraker Ohio Blaine Grand Pacific Statesman

Portraits for political banners offered by Mazeppa Sign Co

Committees of political clubs are advised that fine portraits of Cleveland and Thurman can be obtained from Mazeppa Sign Company at No 15 Water Street. The pictures are suitable for flags and banners.

UBS Cleveland Thurman Mazeppa Sign Company No. 15 Water Street

Joint Tariff Discussion Crowds Quincy King at Town Hall

Quincy and Theophilus King spoke on tariff reform and protection before a packed Quincy audience. King defended protection as essential for the home market, while Quincy argued current duties burden the many and protect only a few, predicting the debate will continue at a future date.

Quincy Sprovar Josiah Quincy Theophilus King D. M. Wilson King England Louisiana America Liverpool

Markets drift as railroads and banks sway prospects

Yesterday's markets showed mixed strength with a gradual slide in overall levels. Crop prospects improved while stock markets faltered on leadership doubts. East Boston Land Company cut salaries and sold land. many banks planned suspensions on June 18 under Clearing House rules.

East Boston Land Company Clearing House Association

Why Is leariting Like a Horse's heels in Boston ads

Gentlemen seeking comfort neatness and economy will read G W Simmons Co advertisement. Thin goods are cheaper than elsewhere and English serge and domestic flannel suits come in all weights and colors. All cabs and hoofed services in Boston convey passengers to this house without expense.

G. W. Simmons & Co Boston

Andover Proceedings Report Scenes From June Examinations

Junior and middle class examinations filled the forenoon with no crossing of spears and no talk of probation. Dr. Walker and Dr. Wellman attended. In the afternoon the alumni held a small meeting discussing the state’s relation to education and school quality. Deaths total forty five, including Horace Fairbanks, Alpheus Hardy, and Dr. W E Eustis. Rumors and court talks hint at a peaceful settlement of the Andover case with Judge Hoar advocating agreement. Tomorrow will feature graduating exercises, Ryder’s inauguration, and the alumni dinner.

Andover Sprcra Spears Walker Wellman Horace Fairbanks Alpheus Hardy W. E. Eustis A. H. Quint J. W. Dickinson D. S. Clark Hoar Marshall Professor Ryder

Amusements listed for Boston venues and shows

The page lists theater and cinema offerings at multiple Boston sites including Park Theatre Drifting Apart, Boston Theatre Annette the Dancing Girl, Boston Museum Kellar, Hollis Street Old Lavender, Howard Athenaum Lights and Shadows, Grand Opera House Grand Duchess, Cyclorama Battle of Gettysburg, Horticultural Hall Christ Entering Jerusalem, and Music Hall Promenade concert with evening performances and matinees.

Auction Sales Today Real Estate and Trust Listings

Auction notices list real estate with Samuel Hatch and Co at 4 p m, Huse lots by Atwood and Weld at 3 p m, and trust by Horatio Harris at 12 ai. Entries name firms and times for Friday sales.

Samuel Hatch & Co Huse Atwood & Weld Horatio Harris

Local Nuptials Report From June Weddings List

A string of marriage notices dated June in various cities. Birmingham England Bryant list includes Ball Sims and Bray Debord in Kansas City Missouri. Other entries record unions in Cambridge Boston Wilbraham Quincy and Sturgis with various brides and grooms.

Edson—Hadley Cambridge Leonard Parker George I. Edson Boston Henrietta A. Hadley Lituh Pield—Light Joan C. Cushing Wilbraham W. C. G. Litchfield Lizzie M. Light Hudson Pierce—Shattuck

Obituary notices from June deaths across multiple towns

A batch of obituaries and death notices dated June across cities and towns lists names, ages, and family ties. Entries include Georgie A Baker 42, Thaddoug Kowman Bigelow 89, Carrie C Frost 28, Verlinda R Jones 47, Catherine Kelly 74, Maria E Lafield 14, Mary Lawrence 29, Mathias Nelson , Eliza Temple 80, Celia Perkins 57, Annie Vickery , and Herbert Clarence Vickery 20.

Baker Georgie A Albert C. Baker Sophronia John Holton Barnes North Conway N. EL Richardl. Barnes Biglow Oakland Cal Thaddoug Kowman Bigelow Cambridge Mass Maplewood A. Cummings Frost Tus City Carrie C Albert G. Frost Gates South Beaintree George, Gates Hearn Boston Highlands Maurice A Hearn Jones Boston Highlands Verlinda R Silas E. Jones Kelly Catherine Kelly Laf Maria E. Lafield Lawrence Mary James F. Lawrence Nelson Chelsea Mathias Nelson Newcom East Mill Newcoml East 7 John Levi Phebe A. Mewes Oe Charles R. Vickery da Willow Reepe Janaay Lane Herbert Clarence Thomas Adrianr Een

Election notice appoints Overseer to fill deceased Robert Smith

A notice states one Overseer to be elected for two years to fill the place of the late Robert D. Smith. All candidates vote on one ballot. Polls open from ten in the morning to four in the afternoon. Charles R. Codman President and Alexander McKenzie Secretary Cambridge June 13, 1888.

Harvard College Statutes of the Commonwealth Massachusetts Hall College Yard Cambridge Theodore Lyman James Freeman Clarke Robert D. Smith Charles R. Codman Alexander McKenzie

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