Coast defences urged as Senate backs rapid naval fortification plan
In a March session Senator Dolph presented a coast defences report warning of a defenceless seaboard and urging rapid construction of fortifications and a modern navy. The chamber passed measures for Indian schools, a Lake Champlain bridge, and a monument to Black troops, while Wyoming statehood and civil service bills were discussed before adjournment.
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Sherman
Evarts
United States Circuit
New York
Dolph
Senate Committee
Atlantic
Pacific
Congress
Army
Navy
Senate
North Hero
South Hero
Lake Champlain
Washington
Fractional Silver Certificate Bill Passed in Congress
The House approved a bill to issue fractional silver certificates of 25 15 and 10 cents with redemption and circulation rules modeled on larger silver certificates. A lively debate preceded passage by 178 to 67 with several members proposing related civil service, trade and arbitration measures.
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Washington
Dingley
Maine
Tallibee
Kentucky
Macdonald
Minnesota
Committee On Ways and Means
Crouse
Ohio
United States
O'Neill
Missouri
Cox
New York
District of Columbia
Anderson
Iowa
Arnold
Rhode Island
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
R. L
Wilkins
Committee On Banking and Currency
Yeas
House approves bill ending coinage of $3 gold piece
The measure authorizes and directs regulations for distributing silver certificates. On motion of Mr. Bland of Missouri rules were suspended and the bill passed. The house adjourned at five o'clock.
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Ury
Bland
Missouri
Massachusetts Young Men’s Democratic Club Opens New HQ
The March meeting at 166 Washington St, Boston, formalized permanent quarters for the club and elected members from South Boston Malden and Charlestown. A plan for a spring dinner in Boston was announced and Senator Crosby’s Pittsfield branch efforts noted.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Washington Street
Independent Committee of
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Harvey N. Collison
J. Russell Reed
Swift
Henry W. Wilson
South Boston
George D. Ayers
Malden
Patrick D. Dwyer
Boston
Edward W. Warren
T. Frank Noonan
Charlestown
Charles Prafft
Robert Burnett
Washington
Senator Crosby
Pittsfield
Springfield
Sproran
E. McA Learned
Crosby
State Democratic Club
Dorchester Yacht Club Eyes State Naval Militia Reserve
A Dorchester Yacht Club committee studied forming a naval reserve and sought support from Seawanhaka Yacht Club and Washington officials. Proposed bill would create seaport naval battalions of 100 men each under militia laws to man two ships, drill afloat, and provide naval support for seaboard towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester Yacht Club
Henry W. Savage
C. H. Whiting
W. B. McClellan
E. Ri. Tilton
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
John C. Soley
U.S.N
Massachusetts
Southworth
Suffolk
Dorchester
Army
Navy
Seaboard States
Seaboard
Massachusetts Militia
Naval Service
Boston Police Board notices liquor licenses March 19 1888
A long list of applicants under Chapter 100 of the Public Statutes seeks licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Boston. Applicants include Hugh Devine at 1824 Washington street and 1 Camden place, Daniel Shea at 11014 Warrenton street, Albert C. Andrews at 90 Friend street, John J. O’Brien & Bro at 26 Dover street and 97 Village street, Nicolaus Kalbskopf at 5 Van Rensselaer place, William L. Kessler at 869 Washington street, James McGuire at 369 Tremont street, George Mohr at 57 Cambridge street, Edwin K. Jones at 630 Shawmut avenue, Peter Gaffney at 42 Norman street, Joan Magallion at 857-859 Harrison avenue, John Moran at 16 Norman street, Thomas and Francis Hollis at 23 Union street, Edward J. Noonan at 225 Federal street, and others including Patrick Sullivan & Co and Fairbanks & Neale with Howard Atheneum Building addresses.
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Board of Poricke
Boston
Patrick T. Sullivan & CO
Washington Street
Northampton Street
James F. Ryan
Boaup
Poricye
Patrick Brodbine
Garland Street
Board OF PoLicy
James I. Ryan
Board OF Porter
Joan Conroy
Shawmut Avenue
Hingham Street
Chanter
Hugh Devine
Camden Place
Board of Polick
Perry Bos
Hanover Street
Commercial Street
Board of Pollice
Perry Bros
Board of Police
Magallion & Calnan
Ordway Place
Province Court
Sarah Macomber
Friend Street
Daniel Shea
Warrenton Street
Albert C. Andrews
Board of Potrice
Board of Portree, Boson
John J. O'Brien & Bro
Dover Street
Villge Street
Board of Petrce
Village Street
Sid
Nicolaus Kalbskopf
van Rensselaer Place
Elear
William L. Kessler
Board OF Potter
James McGuire
Tremont Street
Bostrox
George Mohr
Cambridge Street
Eaid Huildine
Board OF PoLter
Edwin K. Jones
Peter Gaffney
Norman Street
Peter Gapfney
Joan K. Magallion
Harrison Avenue
Lpoarp
Police
Joan R.magallion
Beano Or Portee
John Moran
Lo8ton
John McGahey
Merrimac Street
Thomas & Francis Hollis
Union Street
Board OF Pouiery
Edward J. Noonan
Federal Street
Boaxp
Palace
ceUar
Board of Pottee
Boscon
James St. Ryan
Boao
Portier
Charles McKenzie
Boano
A. P. Joll
State Street
Devonshire Street
F. W. Small
Mt. Vernon Street
Boaryport Police
E H. Mahoney
Fairbanks & Neale
Howard Atheneum
Howard Street
James I, Ryan
Lena Baderschneider Hay
Montgomery Place
Bromfield Street
Board of Pearce
George T. Tate
Causeway Street
Shanley & Walsh
Board of Polce
Shanley & Alsh
Polce
Bernardo Ambrosoli
North Street
Mechanic Street
Heart of Porter
William A. Chapin
Lincoln Street
Beach Street
A. Hetherston & CO
Broad Street
Michael P. Murvhy
Wheeler Street
McGahey & O'Connor
Ae Street
Michael Finn
Ington
Acton Street
Board of Perce
Lawrence McIntee
John J. Sheehey
Atlantic Avenue
India Street
Board of Pelce
William F. Kerrigan
Fremont Street
Board of Pottce
Dennis Sullivan
Pleasant Street
Easa
George H. Burgholzer
PoLick
Samuel I. Coy
Central Wharf
Board of Pounce
Ernest Mieusset
Theodore Leutz
Williams Court
Sherman House
Board OF Po.Lier
Arthur Tessier
Bankp of Police
John Graham & CO
Milk Street
Boanup
Pollick
Beano
Ponce
Lawrence McEntee
Board OF Parks
Albert G. Wilbur & CO
BoAxro
Sanford G. Parker
Sanford G. Parket
Boorp
Polics
John H. Mahoney
Philip & James O’donnell
Philip & James O’ Donnily
Endicott Street
Sillman Street
Thomas J. Qualters
Board OF PoLiey
Charles ¥. Vose
James J’. Ryan
George F. McGaffy
Patrick Monahan
Hinry Atkins & CO
South Market Street
Chatham Street
James FF. Ryan
Bostor
William Levering
Chapman Street
Michael P. Murphy
Board OF Potion
John L. Stevenson & CO
Faneuil Hall Square
Said
Board OF Pollick
Frank A. Fachon
Iremont Street
Joseph Conrad
Green Street
Joseph Conrail
Gennaro Scigliano
James. F. Ryan
Beano of Porter
Barnabas C. Higgins
Court Street
Anid
Walter P. Ruisseau
Lucas Street
Board of Poolice
Boanupor Police
Poitier
Portland Street
Joseph Stern
van Rensselaer Pee
James Ff, Ryan
Jacob Harms
James FS. Ryan
Hiram P. Abbott
Kneeland Street
Utica Street
Old
Portee
Boston Liquor License Notices Parade Across City
Multiple entries show the Boston police and public statutes listing applications for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors. Names include Lena Baderschneider George Tate Shanley Walsh Bernardo Ambrosoli Dennis Sullivan John J Sheehey William Kerrigan Michael Murphy and others with addresses on Merrimac Street Montgomery Place Bromfield Street and North and Shawmut avenues among many venues. Applications cover victuallers druggists wholesale dealers grocers and other classes with buildings at 4 Victualler 83 Bromfield 40 Causeway 164 Merrimac 148 150 North 7 Mechanic 48 Broad 257 Atlantic 72 Endicott 84 Cambridge and more.
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MR. Dolph
Sen
ATE Committee
Morrill
Freedmen’s Savings and Trust Company
Cockrell
Blair
Committee On
Civil Service
Confederate States
Pratt
Teller
Wyoming
Young Men's Democratic Club
Menson
Benson
Aberton
Squ
Enae
Eeasee
James F Ryaan
Duligine
ST. Croix
Jamaica
Stockh
M. Doherty & Coq
C. F. Doherty
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Borderer
Florida
City of
Macon
Oranges & Lemons
Tueasday
Steamship
Benison
Pier 2
Long Wharf
Valencia Oranges
Catalonia
Valencia
Lewis J. Bird & CO
OFI
Noyes, Cobb & CO
R. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchan‘s’ Exchange
Rooxa
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Fhshares Wakefield Rattan Co
Boston & Albany
Globe Natl. Bank
Boston & Maine
Boston Belting Co
Amoskeagar Co
Dorchester Gas Light Co
Washington Mills Co
Portland, Saco & Ports
Old Boston Natl. Bank
Fourth Natl Bank
Peabody Mills Plu
New York & Boston Rapid Transit Co
St. Louis
San Francisco
Charlestown Gas Co
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Hamilton M
Miller’s River Gas Light Co
Athol
Mass
Mansell Machine Co
Bates Mfg
Arkansas Valley Town & Land Co
Hamilton Woollen Co
Hide & Leather Bank
Union Ice Co
Manan Oan Exchange
Gee Rutland
Etna Mills
Holyoke Water Power Co
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Fay
Chichester
Madison Sq.phila
Henny Royals
Makey
Smit
Hichester
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
Hanover St
Bostens
N. M. Hatch
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
Manchester & Eo Rad. Co
Arlington Mills
Providence & Stonington Steamship Co
First National Bank
Hyannis
Everett Mills
Lowell Machine Shop
Taunton Locomotive Mfg
Lyman Mills
Salmon Falls
Cocheco Mfg
Stark Mills
Boston We
Nashua Mfg
West End St. Ry
Kansas City Cable Ry
Concord RR
Arkansas Villey Town Lot Co
Natl. Tube Works Co
Eed Tene Sun
Salem Gas Light Co
Constitution Wharf
Fitchburg Rd
New England Mortgage Security Co
Louisville, Evans, & St. Louis RR
Freemont
Elk Horn
Missouri Valley
U.S
Wakefield Rattan Co
Lombard Investment Co
Eastman Freight Car Heater Co
Old Boston
Natl. Bank
Worcester, Nashua
al Insurando
T Scott & Guif RR Co
Sluck Scilp
Vt. & Mass. RR. Co
Boston Gas Lt. Co
Richards & CO
John C. Willmerling
Wilmerling, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Leonard Street
Horticultural Hall