Grady Speech Sparks Debate on Loyalty to the Union
In Boston a tense meeting featured Mr Grady’s northern loyalty claims and defense of the Union. Russell rebutted accusations of Treason and stressed free labor and ballot reform while praising the South’s acceptance of wartime results. Officers for 1890 91 were elected including Haskell as president and Has Kell as incoming president.
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New England
Russell
South
Faneuil
North
Ailania
Grady
Boston
Commonwealth
North End
New South
Hallowell
Old
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
F E. H. Haskell
W. H. Sayward
Esa
Eri. H. Haskell
M. B. Mason
Charles A. Dean
George Kk. Russell
J. R. Carter
P. C. Cheney
Wellington Smith
Moses Newton
Voorhees Speech Demands Tariff Reform and Farm Relief
In the Senate on March 19, Mr. Voorhees condemned the protective tariff as a curse and a driver of farm distress. He cited high mortgages across Illinois Indiana Michigan and other states, warned of loss of homes, urged tariff reform legal tender money and free silver, and linked the issue to broader political and economic reform. The Blair educational bill and Evarts defense followed, arguing education funding and constitutional questions amid partisan pressure.
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Washington
Senate
Voorhees
United States
Congress
Ohio
Illinois
Ilinois
Michigan
Indiana
Kentucky
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Northwest
New England
Vermont
New Hampshire
Carnegie
Lucullus
Belshazzar
Babylon
Wilson
Stewart
Pierce
North Dakota
Evarts
House of Representatives
House
Hawley
Burke
Jefferson
Agricultural Colleges
Morrill
Cornell University
New York
Heavy failure in New York shocks dry goods trade
New York on March 19 reports John F. Plummer & Co. assigning to cashier Jeremiah P. Murphy with a $2000 preference to Evarts Choate & Beaman. Liabilities are listed near $1,000,000 to $1,100,000 with nominal assets around $1,200,000. The firm, a major dry goods and satinet dealer since 1856, faced collapse from overextensions and a bad winter, with creditors including mills and banks. Murphy notes assets near liabilities. earlier capital and sales figures are cited and political ties of John F. Plummer referenced.
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New York
John F. Plummer & Co
Jeremiah P. Murphy
Evarts, Choate & Beaman
Murphy
John F. Plummer
Albert
Tr. Plummer
William
Danning
Church and
Leonard Streets
W. L. Pomeroy
Mr. Plummer
Pomeroy & Plummer
J. F. Plummer & Co
New England
Hockarum
Springville
Dawson
North Adams
Plummer & Strong
Tle
Plummer
Story & Darling
Ferdinand Mayer
Hockanam Company
Rockville
Conn
Maxwell
Plummer & Co
Harrison
Franklin Woodruff
Brooklyn
N. Stimpson & Co
Springfield
Westfielda
Joseph H. Day
Lewiston
W. H. White
Charles H. Miller
Colby Alumni Dinner At Falmouth Hotel Portland
Colby alumni of Maine held their annual dinner at the Falmouth Hotel in Portland. Prominent attendees included President Albion W. Small and judges W. P. White and Bonney, along with Rev. Dr. Burrage and several notable doctors and lawmakers. Officers reelected: President Rev. Dr. Small, Vice President A. P. K. Knowlton, Secretary Edward F. Thompson, Treasurer George Rowell.
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Portland
Speciau
Colby Alumni of
Maine
Falmouth
Albion W. Small
Labon E. Warren
E. N. Hall
W. P. Whitehouse
Augusta
Bonney
W. Mathews
H.S. Burrage
Josiah H. Drummond
D. Smith
Alfred King
W. H. Looney
Dr. Smail
A. P. K. Knowlton
Edward F. Thompson
George&. Rowell
World Fair Report Endorses Chicago Hosting Effort
In Congress, Representative Candler presents a committee report urging Chicago as the site for the World’s Fair, arguing government involvement should ease funding and support a Chicago exhibit. Windom estimates federal needs at 822000 for the government display plus 259000 for agriculture, with a special building sought. The minority counters with a guarantee fund condition for final approval, while other House business includes a Maryland contested election case. The House adjourns at 4:30.
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Washixneton
Candler
Massachusetts
Chicago
United States
Christopher Columbus
Koreau
Windom
Secretary of Agriculture
Messrs
Belden
Hatch
Flower
Cooper
Ohio
Committee On Elections
Maryland
Mudd
Compton
Lacey
Iowa
Women as notaries public in Massachusetts ruled negative
The Supreme Judicial Court answered that under the constitution and laws a woman, married or unmarried, cannot be appointed and allowed to perform all duties of a notary public in Massachusetts. The opinion cites lack of statutory authorization and long-standing practice excluding women from the office, despite statutory changes allowing certain oaths and deposits for women lawyers.
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The
Supreme Court of the Commonwealth
Povernor and Council
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
England
Christendom
Rome
Henry Will
Mass
House of Representatives
General Court
Council
Steele
Robinson
State Board of Health
Boston
Walbridge A. Field
Chas. Devens
Wan. Allen
Cras. Allen
Oliver Wendell Houmas, JR
Marcus P. Knowlton
Henry B. Peirce
Farmers Institute At United States Hotel
Farmers and Bay State Agricultural Society members gathered for an institute presided by Colonel H. M. Russell. Morning session featured N J Gachelder on Dairying with discussion led by James Cheesman. Afternoon discussed Wholesomeness in Farm Buildings with speakers Dr Charles Harrington Levi Stockbridge and William H Bowker.
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United States
Bay State Agricultural Society
H. %. Russell
N. J. Gachelder
New Hampshire State
Alimentary Canal Formation in Teleosts Studied by Boston Society
At the Boston Society of Natural History meeting Dr. H. W. Wilson presented On the Formation of the Alimentary Canal and the Lateral Line in Teleosts with diagrams showing organ development from the primary era. Mr. J. H. Emerton spoke on spider spinning, aided by photographs by Horace P. Chandler, and Chandler displayed rocking stone photographs with notes on a petrifying site in Yorkshire England.
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Boston Society of Natural History
H. W. Wilson
J. H. Emerton
Horace P. Chandler
Olay
Yorkshire
Eng
Vassar Scholarship Offer For Entrance Exam 1890
A $200 scholarship by the Vas sar Students Aid Society rewards the top entrance exam for the Vassar College freshman class in June 1890. Conditions require full entrance compliance, excellent health, loan terms with no interest or fixed time, and timely application by May 31 to the Cambridge secretary. Early applicants may be examined in multiple cities on June 6 in Poughkeepsie. catalogues are available from Vassar’s treasurer.
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Vassar Students’ Aid Society
Vassar College
Acacia Street
Cambridge
Mass
Voters to register in Somerville Ward 1 election
Voters sessions set for Saturday evening March 22 from 8 to 10 to register for the April 1 Ward 1 election. councilman post opens due to E A Wilcox resignation and several candidates appear. Water service to high pipes will start within three weeks. residents urged to check internal plumbing. A Franklin Street Church meeting tonight protests New England Dressed Meat & Wool Co slaughterhouse on Medford Street. Aldermen likely to decide March 27.
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Somerville
E. A. Wilcox
Franklin Street Congregational Church
East Somerville
New England Dressed Meat & Wool Company
Medford Street
Board of Aldermen
Inman Street Universalist Church Re dedication in Cambridgeport
The remodelled Inman Street Universalist Church Cambridgeport was rededicated last evening with organ, anthems, scripture, and prayers led by Rev Lucius K Paige and other ministers. Sermon by Rev O F Safford on Have we not all one father. Small attendance due to storm.
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Inman Street Universalist Church
Cambridgeport
Lucius K. Paige
D.D
Charles James
B. F. Bowles
O. F. Safford
President nominates fleet officers and diplomats in new list
Washington March 19 The President sent to the Senate nominations including James F Ellis of Wisconsin as consul at Brockville Canada Commodore Andrew E K Benham to be rear admiral commanders Frederick Rodgers and John E McGlensey to be captains Lieutenant Commanders Charles M Thomas and Albert S Snow to be commanders Captain Joseph Tyffe to be commodore Lieutenants Robert B Carmody and Eugene D F Heald to be lieutenant commanders
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James F. Ellis
Wisconsin
Brockville
Can
Andrew E. K. Benham
Frederick Rodgers
John £. McGlensey
Charles M. Thomas
Albert S. Snow
Joseph Tyffe
Robert B. Carmody
Eugene D. F. Heald
Man Hurt After Being Dragged From Train Car
Owen Dowd thirty at 79 Bowen Street South Boston fell between two cars on the Old Colony railroad near Braintree yesterday and was dragged about one hundred feet. He suffered heavy bruises but is not badly injured and is treated at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Owen Dowd
Bowen Street
Boston
Old Colony
Braintree
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ladies' Aid Society Holds Second Annual Dinner at Parker House
About 280 members of the Ladies' Aid Association attended a stormy afternoon reception at the Parker House. The event featured a formal dinner, toasts to the President and various groups, and messages of sympathy to ill members. Mrs. Micah Dyer led the procession, with Cora Stuart Wheeler delivering the toast and a committee of Mrs. Creasey, Wright, Cartwright, Clapp, and Weston overseeing arrangements.
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Ladies’ Aid Association
Parker House
Micah Dyer
Association
Army
H. G. Weston
Navy
Emma B. Lowd
Mary E. Elliot
Relief Corps
7. _E. Barker
Lne Press
L. A. W. Fowler
Micah
George W. Creasey
W. L. Wright
J. W. Cartwright
J. C. Clavp
Towle Repeats European Governments Lecture Series
The Hon. George Makepeace Towle presented his lecture on The Russian Empire at Union Hall Brookline with attentive listeners for about one hour and a quarter. He will continue the series with The German Empire to be delivered on April 2, resuming next at Lowell Institute in the city.
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George Makepeace Towle
Union Hall
Brookline
Russian Empire
Lowell Institute
Towle
German Empire
Death of John Howard in elevator shaft accident
John Howard of No 1 Vaviscourt died last evening at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries after falling into an elevator shaft at Richardson's carriage factory a few days earlier.
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John Howard
Vaviscourt
Richardson’s Carriage Factory
Massachusetts General Hospital
Massachusetts hearing on police inspection pay increase
The Committee on Public Service in Boston will hold a hearing at the State House Room 18 on Tuesday March 25 at 11 am regarding increasing and grading the compensation of the inspection and detective departments of the district police. Chairman James F. Dwinell presides with Clerk Joan F. Gillespie. Dividend notices follow.
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Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Committee On Public Service
James F. Dwinell
Joan F. Giluespii
Aldermen
Herbert 8S. Carruth
Comiitte
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Mr. Voorhees
Mr. Evarts
Blair Bill
Call
Bate
Allison
Finance Committee
the Society OF Natural History
Ladies’ Aid Society
MR. Towle
Corim Spree
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Seth Hunt
National Tube Works CO
Eaton
Treas
Recorder Printing CO
Lincom
Fellows
Enred
Bowdoiist
BON Be, Gay & Co
Perry Davis
BR. L. Day & CO
Boston Stock Exchange
Fidelity Real Estate Co
Minneapolis
ASU
Seen Rolling Machine Co
Fitchburg, Mass
Linois Coal & Coke Co
Aisso— Shoe & Leather
National Union Bank
Merchandise
Old Boston
Nat
N. Eagle Bank
Tremont Nat. Bank
Boston Belting Co
McKay
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Co
Dayton & Ironton RR
Boston & Lowell RR
Washington Nat. Bank
Atmoskeag Mfg. Co
Manchester Mills
Gt. Falls Mfg. Co
Fort Payne Investment Co
Chicopee Mfg. Co
Toledo
St. Loui
Lombard Inv. Co
North American Wire Ins. Co
Union Heel Trimmer Co
Jenison Land & Investment Co
de Fort Payne Coal & Lion Co
City of
Omaha
Neb
Town of Hyde Park
Rutland RR
Francis Henshaw & Coo
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
S. Boston Gas Co
Fitchburg RR
New England Tel. & Telegraph Co
Lyman Mills
Great Falls
Lowell
Bates
Eastern RR
New Hampshire Trust Co
New Eng. Mtg. Security Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Cocheco Mfg. Co
Boston Wharf Co
American Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Merrimne Mfg. Co
East Side St. Ry. Co
Brockton
RY Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield Street
Selamia Shaki
Constantinople
Horatio Harriss&co
State Street
Palermo Oranges
Olympia
Sitzrey
Palermo
Aderno
Fancy Bloods
Samuel Hatch & CO
Congress St
Bostes
Ington Avenue
Murdock Hospital
East Saginaw
Mich
Bankers
the Eastern Banking CO
Milk Street
Francis A. Osborn
WM. F. Hammett
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Jommonw
Massacehta
Sulpole
Ss.—Superior Court
A. D
Walker-Stetson-Sawyer Company
Said
Pilf
Troy Manufacturing Company
Cohoes
County of Albany
State of New York
Eben J. Jordan
Eben D. Jordan
Edward J. Mitton
Herbert Damaresa
Jordan, Marsh & Company
Linfolk
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
H. Spracve
Western Farm Moritage Trust Co
Boston Sate Deposit & Trust Co
Acc
Trust Fundis
F. B. Rogers
Devonshire St
Rialto
Commonwealth OF Massage
Suffolk
Justrces
Superior Court
William O. Smith
Virginia T. Smith
Detroit
Windsor
William C. Smith
Currick
Bosrus
County of
Virginia I
Virginia Y
Virginia
Jos
A. Willard
Massachussetts
Bostour
Howard Strans
Court Square
Vitomas Fee
Messenge
Michael J. Donahue
Geo. P. Lawrence
City Notices
Copartneership
Maynard & Lili
Herbert Maynabujoun H. Child
State St
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