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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1890

Page

5

Opposes the Tariff Bill in Republican Caucus and Floor

A delegation of carpet manufacturers led by Fairbanks and Packard protested wool duties and import restrictions. Sugar growers push back against sugar duties, with Coleman resisting any concession. Nebraska and Kansas members threaten to bolt if the party whip enforces unity. Managers aim to bind party support, promising lively proceedings.

Washington Sprctat Congress Fairbanks The Bigelow Carpet Company Packard M. W. Rice & Co Congressman Candler Colema Louisania Nebraska Kansas Coleman

Senator Hoar Pushes Public Building Bill Passes

During a debate lull Senator Hoar aided his friend Congressman Morse by moving to pass the calendar bill allocating 75000 for a public building in Taunton. No objections were raised and the bill was approved and sent to the House. Morse hopes to advance it soon from the committee’s list.

Senator Hoar Congressman Morse Blair House House Committee On Public Buildings Morse

Ed Rosewater Backs Postal Telegraph in House Hearing

Omaha Bee editor Edward Rosewater urged Congress to create a government controlled postal telegraph. He argued government buyout of all lines with private operation under state supervision would lower costs and improve efficiency, citing strike issues and operator training timelines.

Edward Rosewater Omaha Bee House Committee On Post Offices Rosewater Western Union Telegraph Company Omaha Neb Green

Fortification Appropriation Bill Reported by House Committee

The appropriations committee completed the fortification appropriation bill and directed Mr. Brewer to report it to the House. Total funds cover fortifications repair and preservation 150000, gun and mortar batteries 1221000, harbor torpedoes 230000, fortifications armament 1056635, gun factory building and machinery 1256043, tests 105000, fortification sites 500000, and inquiries on Benecia and Rock Island arsenals 93000.

Appropriations Committee House Brewer Benecia Rock Island Arsenals

MR WHARTON DENIES CANDIDACY FOR CONGRESS

Assistant Secretary Wharton declares there is no basis for rumors that he will run in the third district. He says he has given no thought to the subject and would not seek the nomination, even against his friend Mr. Andrew, noting no personal or party gain.

Wharton Congress Andrew

World’s Fair Committee Holds Last Session in Washington

The World’s Fair committee in Washington, March 18, reported a Chicago victory. Belden’s demand for a $10 million guaranteed fund was defeated thanks to Wilson. A new amendment would require proof of $10 million raised by Illinois interests before the President could invite foreign nations. Expo dates remained April 30 to October 20, 1892, with possible dedication October 12, 1892 and fair the following year.

Washington House Chicago Belden Wilson West Virginia Illinois Corporation Candler

Salem Aldermen Consider Health Sanitation and Bond Measures

In Salem on March 18 the Board of Aldermen approved $1500 for an expert health inspection of South Salem sanitation. Finances reported no change to water bonds or denominations. bonds may be sold at public auction. Streets committee seeks a new street from Mill Streets to Broadway along rail and canal with $60,000 funded by 500 bonds. canal covering to form part of street and width to 30 feet. Action postponed to next meeting.

Salem Board of Aldermen Board of Health South Salem Mill Streets Broadway Tierney Boston Protective Departiment Act of Incorporation Boston Boston Protective Department Osborne Howes, JR American Bell Telephone Company Meronaon Tremont Street Charles Eustis Hubbard

Watertown Train Wreck Delays Fitchburg Line Near Chemistry Station

Four cars loaded with coal derailed on the Watertown branch of the Fitchburg railroad near Chemistry station today. The incident delayed open touring traffic for several hours as crews cleared the wreck and restored service.

Watertown Fitchburg Chemistry Station

The Lottery Bill Bribery Allegations Weakened

In FMARCK ND on March 18, twenty lawmakers backing a lottery bill claim Gov Miller is stalling appointments to force votes. They allege constitutional violations as impeachment talk surfaces, yet a 250 page bribery report finds no proof. Separately US Indian Agent bans lottery drawings near the agency and orders seizure of paraphernalia if attempted.

Fmarck N. D Miller Tre Fey Iibery

Market Rumors and Holdings Move Stocks in New York

The New York market reflected cautious gains with mixed results as the Villard stocks slipped on Bismarck’s resignation rumors. Reading profited for Donald Gordon as 10,000 shares traded at 40 1/2 while Atchison strengthened early then eased on sales. Sugar fluctuated but closed at 68 while Nebraska and Lake Shore watchers noted rumors of consolidations and favorable statements. Earnings for San Antonio & Aransas Pass surged year over year, and mining and railroad developments dominated afternoon chatter in Boston and Chicago offices.

Perkinses Honored in Solemn South Salem Funeral

The funeral for Mr. and Mrs. RE A Perkins was held at their 18 Cabot Street home in South Salem this afternoon. Rev. A G Rogers and Rev J P Brodie conducted the service. Floral tributes included a broken column from the Common Council and a white lily cross from the Flambeaux Club. Pallbearers were Jordan and Arlen of the Common Council and Dayton and Green of Starr King Lodge of Masons.

RE. A. Perkins Cabot Street South Salem A. G. Rogers Universalist Church J. P. Brodie South Church Common Council Flambeaux Club Messrs Jordan and Arlen The Dayton and Green Starr King Lodge of Masons

Stitchers Assembly Organized by Knights of Labor

In Haverhill on March 18 a stitchers assembly under Master Workman Cate of the Knights of Labor formed with 125 members. No strikes yet ordered. BP. N. Wadleigh is the only manufacturer to accept the price list. eight more lists were sent today. The national executive committee is assessing the field to push uniform cutting shoe prices across factories.

Haverhill Cate Knights of Labor Knights of Labor Cutters’ Assembly BP. N. Wadleigh

Watertown School Board Organized With Mead as President

Watertown March 18. The Watertown school committee has organized with Dr. J. A. Mead as president and Charles Stone as clerk.

Watertown Wateerrttown School Committee of J. A. Mead Charles Stone

Opening of New Wing at Art Museum Draws Dense Crowd

A private opening yesterday afternoon drew a constant stream of visitors from noon to five at the Art Museum on Copley square. Upstairs galleries were crowded and,l thwarting clear views, while the Japanese and Egyptian departments attracted much attention. the light and grouping impressed guests including Louis Ritter, the Selingers, Mrs Whitman, Mrs Gardner, H H Edes, and the Davises.

Art Museum Copley Square Bubastis Louis Ritter Jean Paul Selinger Whitman Mirs John L. Gardner H. H. Edes James Davis

Barbarized civilization in Egypt artifact destruction

Wa C Winslow criticizes European and American relic collectors and vandals for destroying Egypt’s monuments. He cites Lt. Col. Ross and Prof. Sayce detailing mutilated tombs at Der el Barsha and Beni Hassan, urging responsible tourism, stronger press coverage, and continued Egypt Exploration Fund work to preserve inscriptions and dedications.

Egypt Ross The Nile der el-Barsha Thothmes III A. H. Sayce Assouan Beni-Hassan Tel e-Amarna El-Bersheh Thothmes II Ekhmim Luxor Carte Blanche Ancient Egypt, Exploration Fund Sayce

Miss Edwards to Sail for Europe After Boston Lectures

Miss Amelia B. Edwards plans to sail for Europe on the Etruria March 29 her Boston lectures next week will be her farewell addresses in America. She is currently in New York where large audiences have attended her talks. The Boston course will cover ancient Egypt literature religion Hatshepsut and Egyptian women and the art of the novelist three topics of special interest.

Amelia B. Edwards Europe Etruria Boston America New York Egypt Hatsu Hatasu Wavdiner Edwards

Providence Corinthian Yacht Club Elects Officers

In Providence R I on March 18 the Providence Corinthian Yacht Club held its annual meeting and elected Commodore Charles F Handy Vice Commodore Ralph Field President M Crawford Blair Secretary John Gammell Treasurer A D White and regatta committee Fred Griffith Charles Hermann F W Folsom.

Providence R. L Providence Corinthian Yacht Club Charles F. Handy Ralph Field M. Crawford Blair John Gammell A. D. White Fred Griffith Charles Hermann F. W. Folsom

No Woman Will Skip This Remedy Advised by Correspondent

A lady correspondent urges mothers to improve health first to have healthy children. She promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a plant based tonic restoring strength for nervous and weak women. The notice claims cures and urges readers to buy at $1.00 per bottle from Dr. Greene of Boston who offers free consultation.

Greene Temple Place Boston Mass

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