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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1897

Page

4

Senator Elkins Opposes Discriminating Import Duties

The piece criticizes Senator Elkins for proposing a tariff measure to levy discriminating duties on goods imported by non American vessels. It notes the St Louis platform favored such legislation, but argues revival would burden the public amid Republican tariffs. It contrasts Elkins with Dingley who proposed discriminating duties tied to treaties.

Elkins St. Louis Congress Dingley Iikins

Untimely Attacks on McKinley Tariff Message

The text questions President McKinley's claim that higher revenue is needed to promptly pay liberal pensions. It argues pension payments have always been prompt and the pension list is more generous than European nations. It labels the call for more revenue as rhetorical claptrap and casts doubt on other tariff reasons.

McKinley Mekinley United States Europe

Dingley tariff hurts working people and raises living costs

The letter denounces the Dingley tariff, arguing it burdens normal families with higher prices for sugar, woolens, fruit, and floor coverings. It claims the McKinley bill enriches trusts, deprives moderate earners of cheap fruit, and drives up living costs, forecasting a revolt similar to 1890.

Ohio California Liungley

Follies of the Tariff Under McKinley Bill Criticized

The article rails against the tariff plan, denouncing duties on corn and wheat despite the U S exporting far more than it imports. It argues protectionist measures fail to aid farmers and damage domestic cotton goods industries amid Dingley era policies.

United States Dingley Mr. Dingley

Observant Citizen Reflects on Corbett and Local Figures

The piece recalls Mr Corbett's theatrical fate as fans debate a star ensemble for Othello with Sitz Simmons as lead. It honors George H. Coes, a genial comedian, and notes Fred Butler's rise as Boston Y M C A champion and Verdi Quartet cornerstone.

Fred Butler Boston Y. M. C. A Butler New England Boston

Absurdity Undermines The Measure Itself

The fragment notes that their absurdity discredits the measure of which they are a component, suggesting doubt about the legitimacy or seriousness of the broader proposal given the accompanying elements.

Oliver Optic Honored as Beloved Children's Author

The illness of William T Adams known as Oliver Optic alarms many as he nears eighty. He has long entertained and educated two generations of boys with popular, accessible stories that emphasize manly conduct. If prayers help, he may recover and extend his influence through books that remain widely read.

William T. Adams Oliver Optic Mr. Adams Adams

The Pace Treaty Should Be Promptly Ratified

The Senate should promptly ratify the arbitration treaty as signed by both governments. Amendments from the last Congress are not improvements and reflect hostility to the administration. The essential principle remains, and ratification should not be delayed for such details.

Senate Washington Committee On Foreign Relations Cleveland

Miss Charlotte Hegeman Presented by Chauncey Depew

Miss Charlotte N. Hegeman, niece of Chauncey M. Depew, is presented to society at a reception in his home at 43 West Fifty fourth Street and is regarded as one of the season’s most charming debutantes.

Charlotte N. Hegeman Chauncey, M. Depew West Pitty Fourth- Street Chauncey M. Depew

Notable Social Notes and Diplomatic Guests Arrive

In Boston society Miss Hegeman appears in public life while maintaining social duties. Various dignitaries gather at a tea at Copley Hall hosted by Mrs. Roger Wolcott. In Europe, Barons and ambassadors frequent Paris photography studios as Rothschilds expand their photographic interests.

Copley Hall Roger Wolcott

Louis Elson Lecture On Old Scottish History

Mr Louis Elson presents a musical lecture at Steinert Hall on Old Scottish History and Song with invitations extended to Mr Lewis Ross and Scots Charitable Society leaders. The talk features Gaelic songs and Jacobite era ballads connected to 1715 and 1745 uprisings.

Lewis Ross Scots’ Charitable Society Boston Louis Elson Steinert Hall Glan Cameron Philadelphia

Horrible sores vanquished by CuTrocura remedies

A mother describes her three year old son suffering severe sores and sleepless nights. After doctors failed, a loan company visitor urged CuTrocura products. Three weeks improved, seven weeks cured. over a year free of trouble, now healthy and thriving in Atlanta.

J.G. Ahern Gate City Loan Co Mille St Atlanta Sworth Jos. F. Anthony Gay

Coticuma Cure Claims and Humorous Promises

Fragmented text outlines the greatekin cure and blood purifiers offered by a sole proprietor. Mentions of CurtcoR Resovm ENT and soil remedies imply a medical or patent remedy pitch with claims to cure various ailments and humors.

Angier's Petroleum Emulsion Promises Lung Relief

An old medical advertisement touts Angier's Petroleum Emulsion as a tasteless remedy for pulmonary diseases. It claims to soothe inflamed bronchial surfaces while boosting appetite and digestion, with antiseptic properties aiding blood and tissue repair. Available from Angier Chem. Co. Boston for 50c or $1, with a free pamphlet.

Angier Angier Chem. Co Boston

Stage Happenings at City Theatres and Concert Halls

The Castle Square Theatre limits Tannhauser to this week with strong audience praise. Carmen revival planned for Monday with a recalled cast. Henry L. Southwick again impresses as Othello at Tremont Theatre. Ari Schoeffel Grau company to begin April 5, with seat retention by last year’s subscribers. New subscribers start Tremont sales. Sagas tickets go on sale March 30. Nearby shows include Charlie Hoyt’s A Stranger in New York at Park, Jack and the Beanstalk thriving at Boston and Tremont, and various acts at Bowdoin Square, Walnut Street Theatre, and Philadelphia venues. Photographs to be taken Monday. Russia and Garry Owen follow at Bowdoin Square. Secret Service runs to May 1. Nat C Goodwin to star next. The Two Little Vagrants in Philadelphia and Tremont. Steve Brodie on Bowery at Columbia. Zoo’s orang Joe draws crowds. Annie Russell and Joe Holland linked to Mysterious Mrs Bugle for April 6 at Washington. The Howard bills feature The Howard Banquet led by Chitord and de Man. Muhlenbrack’s Arabian tumblers at Keith’s. Golden Bawn stays at Grand Opera House this week. After Dark and vaudeville at New Grand. Florida’s big snake to visit Austin & Stone’s Museum next week. Ola Kentucky follows Jack and the Beanstalk at the Boston. Chicago Marine Band concerts at Boston Theatre next Sunday. Irish villages at Nickelodeon this week.

Cautitorium Crand Opera Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau, Ltd Metropolitan Operas House Company Ntire Metropolitan Orchestra Wagner Siecfried Gounod Faust ST Ene Bizet Carmen Flotow Martha ABBEY Schoeffel & Grau (Ltd Tremont Theatre Boston Castle Square Theatre Clara Lane Addie Norwood Marie Zahn Martin Pache John Read W. H. Clarke J. F. Hanshue J. K. Murray Henry L. Southwick Mechanics’ Building Ted Op Sgaa Charlie Hoyt New York the Park Boston Theatre Museum Russia Garry Owen Bowdoin Square Secret Service Mr. Gillette E. H. Sothern Hollis Nat C. Goodwin Walnut Street Theatre Philadelphia the Tremont Steve Brodie Bowery Columbia Corbett Howard deMan Muhlanbark Keith’s Grand Opera House Rose Mabel Craig Manuel Roman James R. Glenroy New Grand Florida Frank P. Stone Austin & Stone

Bicycle Island romance ends with a waking daydream

A Boston traveler rides a bicycle island dream from Exeter to a seaside paradise. Grace Edwards, a bicyclist with a wandering disease, plans a spontaneous wedding amid a tour of smooth island roads. The tale ends with the couple's cliffside ride and a sudden awakening aboard a train.

Harrison Calls On McKinley In White House Talk

General Harrison former president and ex Attorney General Miller visited President McKinley in the White House. The men had a pleasant private discussion.

Washington Harrison United States Miller McKinley White House

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