Wool Tariff Debate Letter from John E. Russell Discusses Protection
The letter to the United Question Clubs in Leicester Massachusetts surveys protectionist aims, the 1867 wool tariff, and its impact on wool prices and farming. It argues protection lowers prices, hurts wool growers, and benefits politicians, with statistics on sheep, wool imports, and domestic value.
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John E. Russell
United Question Clubs
Leicester
Mass
Tenth Congressional District
Massachusetts
Hartley
Henry Clay
Clay
Europe
Mr. Clay
Seaboard
Mississippi River
Mississippi
South Africa
France
Department of Agriculture
Mississipp
Michigan
Republic
Washington
Madison
Jefferson
Adams
Hamilton
The
Boston
Bears Defy Downturn as Sugar Trust Leads Strong Market
A New York Saturday market, buoyed by bullish sentiment and bear gossip, shows strength with Sugar Trust as a focal point. Analysts note vast sugar profits, possible tax shifts, and heavy demand from Boston traders, while Edison Phonograph and Thompson-Houston plans hint at expanding capital.
Obituary of Stephen W Dana Jackson Meisterschaft treasurer
Stephen Winchester Dana Jackson, treasurer and manager of Meisterschaft Publishing, died Saturday at the Newton homestead where he was born April 7, 1834. A son of Hon. William Jackson, he built fortune in Chicago and St Louis, served in the Treasury, led Boston Ice Company and Atlas steamers agent, then returned to Boston as publishing firm treasurer and manager. He was noted for artistic tastes and knowledge of Newton area flora. Also notes the death of Captain Mark Perkins in Bangor Maine at age 57 years 10 months, born at Castine, sea career spanning thirty years, last command the bark Belmont of Boston, left due to ill health, leaving a family.
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Stephen Winchester Dana Jackson
Meisterschaft Publishing Company
Jackson
Newton
Whilliam Jackson
Chicago
St. Louis
Lincoln
Department of the Treasury
Washington
Isthmus
Panama
Boston Ice Company
Atlas Company
Boston
Mark Perkins
Bangor
Castine
H. B. Emery
Ninwaukie
P. M. Tinker
Ellen Perkins
Theresa A. Keen
Belmont
Boston Navy Yard Change and New Appointments
Washington reports Commodore William P. McCann of Boston Navy Yard to be detached soon and to serve as president of a new Gulf coast navy yard site commission. Possible successor candidates include Commodore Henry Wilson and Captain Thomas Selfridge, a Newport resident.
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Washington
Sprcra
William P. McCann
Navy Yard
Boston
Gulf Coast
McCann
Navy Department
Henry Wilson
Thomas ©. Selfridge
Newport
Consular Appointments Expected in England and Germany
State Department forwarded candidate names to the Executive Mansion on Thursday for consular posts in England and Germany. The President, returning from Cape May, will review the list and may promote several officers based on their excellent records.
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England
Germany
State Department
Cape May
New Diplomatic Appointments Announced to Hawaii Paraguay and St Petersburg
John L Stevens of Maine is named minister resident to the Hawaiian Islands and previously served as minister to Paraguay and Uruguay. George Money of Tennessee is appointed minister resident to Paraguay and Uruguay after leading the Tennessee delegation in 1888. John M Crawford of Ohio becomes consul general at St Petersburg and is noted as a scholar who translated the Scandinavian epic. Pension funds for army pensions are exhausted with payments delayed until July 2, affecting agents in Augusta Topeka Detroit Boston and New York City.
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England
Boston
New York
John L. Stevens
Maine
Hawaiian Islands
George Money
Tennessee
Paraguay
Uruguay
John Martin Crawford
Ohio
St. Petersburg
Mr. Stevens
Grant
Hayes
Sweden
Norway
Republic of
Colombia
Garfield
John M. Crawford
Pension Bureau
United States Pension Agents
Augusta
Topeka
Kan
Detroit
Mich
New York City
Bell
New England
Middle States
Canada
White Mountains
Montreal
Quebec
Sayguenay River
Lake St. John
Great Canadian Wilderness
Lake Memphremagog
Isles of Shoals
Mt. Desert
Mooseheld Lake
Old Orchard Beach
Maritime Provinces
Sfucson River
Saratoga
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Ausable Chasm
Adirondack Mountains
Mauch Chunk
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Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Kanias
Trenton Falls
Wellowstone National Park
W. Raymond
I. A. Whitcomb
Civil service exams set for computer and associate astronomer
There will be an examination next Friday at the civil service commissioners rooms to fill a computer vacancy and an associate astronomer post at the naval observatory. Computer subjects include orthography penmanship copying letter writing arithmetic algebra geometry trigonometry elements of astronomy logarithms and their use.
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Civil Service
Civil Service Commissioners
Naval Observatory
Auction Sales Note June Marriages in City Listings
In this city on June 12 to June 20 multiple nuptials are announced by Rev. W. E. C. Smith and other clergy. The notices list Allan to Morey of Hampden, Brown to Lewis of Weaterly, Brown to Preil of Boston, Edwards to Metcalf of Philadelphia, Gebhardt to Voussey, Jensen to Wren, Spaulding to Hook, and Warren to Copeland with grooms and brides from several locales.
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Frederick Gebhardt
Joseline G. Voussey
Jensen—Wren
This City
X. K. Jones
Jens C. Jensen
Mary A. Wren
Spaulding—Hook
Charlestown
KE. M. Taylor
Woodbury
Hix
Warren—Copeland
Obituary Notices From Newton Roxbury and Medford
In Newton on June 22 Stephen W. D. Jackson aged 55 years 2 months. funeral at Jackson Homestead Washington street Newton June 24 at 3 30 p m burial private. Sophia Jager 34 years 1 month 11 days Roxbury. George Sargent 67 years 5 months Everett. Daniel Sawyer 53 years 1 month Medford.
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Samuel R. Coard
Jackson
Newton
Stephen W. D. Jackson
Jackson Homestead
Washington Street
Boston
B. A. RR
Jager
Roxbury
Sophia Jager
Sargent
Everett
George Sargent
Sawyer
Medford
Daniel Sawyer
Hyde Park
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Stoughton
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Joan Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire St
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