One Day in Congress New Bills Presented in Both Branches
In a busy session lawmakers introduced several new bills aimed at major reforms while a number of measures advanced or were disposed of. The day featured both chambers debating proposals and moving pieces toward committee review and potential floor votes.
Saulsbury rails at tariffs and tax reform in Senate
Washington March 22 Mr Saulsbury argues in the Senate that the Democratic party seeks to reduce tariff rates to meet government needs while preserving whiskey beer and tobacco taxes. He claims Republicans oppose tariff relief and would cut only via overspending. He opposes free trade but supports fair tax. The session passes several public works and commission bills and schedules executive business before adjourning.
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Saulsbury
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Hampton
Committee On
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Naval Affairs
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Rose Tesharonsses
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Congress of the United States
Sawyer
Post Office Committee
Passage of the Urgent Deficiency Bills in March
The Urgent Deficiency Bills covering civil and criminal cases were advanced on March 22. The measure aims to validate certain patents or inventions previously advanced by assistant secretaries, advancing the legal status of contested claims and related proceedings.
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Interior
United States
Indian Territory
Morrow
California
Peters
Kansas
Oates
Alabama
Barnes
Missouri
Wasuvidtos
Gloucester Fishermen Attack Halibut Pool and Imported Labor
Gloucester March 22 The exposure of the giant halibut pool dominates talk on the wharves as fishermen accuse owners of importing Nova Scotian crews to man vessels. They argue the practice undercuts American workers and keeps fish prices high, urging wider publication of the issue alongside prior protectionist claims.
Gloucester Fishermen Loyal to Britain, Not US Reserves
Testimony shows over 1 per cent foreign born and few provincial fishermen in Gloucester. Most vessels are crewed by Nova Scotians who are loyal British citizens. U S advocates push a Chinese war policy, while owners exploit crews by hiring ahead from provinces to man ships, threatening livelihoods.
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Gloucester
Nova
Riel
Licenses Sought for Boston Taverns and Dealers 1888
Notice under Chapter 100 of Public Statutes lists Thomas Fay & Co and others applying for first class victualler licenses at multiple Tremont and surrounding streets in Boston. Additional unnamed applicants seek first and fourth class licenses, including grocer and wholesale dealers, with locations on Heath Parker Harrison Albany Tremont and more.
Boston public notices list numerous liquor licenses
Boston authorities on March 22 1888 published notices under Chapter 100 Public Statutes for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors. Applications include victualler first class at 1014 Harrison avenue and 20 Conant street, wholesale dealer fourth class at 524 Dudley street and 1205 Tremont street, brewer fifth class at Pynchon street, and various other premises in Roxbury and Longwood avenue. James I. Ryan clerk pro tem.
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Board of Porter
Boston
Thomas Fay & CO
Tremont Street
Cabot Street
James F. Ryan
Board of Poulter
Charles V. Jaeger
Ynehon Street
Board of Potick
William Killion
Heath Street
Parker Street
Henry Sk. Simmons
Ruggles Street
Bostoon
Lass
John Higgins
Cherry Street
Booanbd
PoLick
Thomas Norton
Hampden Street
Albany Street
Board of Police
Thomas F. Connor
Harrison Avenue
Mall Street
Wotrice
Thomas Reynolds
Board of Portier
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Walpole Street
James FP. Ryan
Polce
Robert J. Ramsey
Eustis Street
Boanup
James McCormick & CO
Conant Street
Boankup
Jeannette White
Washington Court
Board OF Pottcux
Julia Howard
Board OF Panick
James Fpf. Ryan
Charles V. Jarger
Pynchon Street
Charles Curtis
James. Ryan
Board of Pollice
Joln Prendergast
James Ti’, Ryan
Dominick Burns
James Br. Ryan
Board of Pouicy
Boson
John & Good
James T’, Ryan
F. Good
Ce Street
James KF
Ryan
Beano Or Pollick
Michael J. Nolan
Boarp
Albert Whittam
Dudley Street
James i, Ryan
Ston
Board OF PoLtck
Lntoxicatin
Raggles Street
Boanrn
Hepward Hayes
Albert Whitlam
Board of Ponce
Edward Hayes
John Roessle
Board OF Poitier
Frank D. von Euw
Asa Victualler
Board OF Polce
Frank DP. von Euw
McKeague & Donahue
John Sullivan
Board of Pouce
Board of Pow
Joan H. Greim
Longwood Avenue
James I. Ryan
Charles Jacobs
Kimball Street
Fremont Street
Roxbury
Patrick J. Ducey
Swett
Books OF Police
William Kelly
J. K. Souther & Son
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Peter Kraus
Vernon Street
Board of PoLick
Jacob Metzger
Mechanic Street
William Jacobs
Owen Teevan
Southampton Street
Michael Carlan
Washington
Zeigler Streets
Patrick Curley
Bulding
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Board of Powicy
Ellen Toohey
Premont Street
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James IF. Ryan
John FR. Doherty
Northampton Street
Frank Normile
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Washington Street
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Station Street
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Buanding
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Wynchon Street
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Amory Street
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Friedrich J. Scaranth
George M. Potter
Adams Place
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John Dimmock
George Street
Snin
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Sofe
James I’. Ryan
Ee Beano
Porter
L Mall Street
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Robert J. Ramshy
Eustisstreet
Baid Boston
AMIS
Byam
Hannah Conday
Norfolk Avenue
Bridget McGaffigan
Haskins Street
Thomas J. McKonougil
Cunard Street
Thomas J. McDonough
Pe Tce
Mary J. Donovan
Fellows Street
Board OF Potter
Winslow Place
Board OF Pollck
William Killy
Keane
Henry Moebs
Hamden
Kell
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Harmpshire Street
Beano
John H. Maguire
Hampshire Street
Michael Clinton
G. H. Humphreys
Chadwick Street
Zeigler Street
Henry P. Murphy
Henry Merten & CO
Moston
Poxrice
Fred Stucke
Sven
Michael Kilroy
Owen Lynch
Magazine Street
Sail Ahnildine
Felix Gallagher
Trevant Street
Joan Goode
Central Street
James
John Goode
Frank L. Hazelton
Yeoman Street
James J. Ryan
Malachi O'Brien
Malachs O'Brien
John Devine
Chapre
Board OF Pearce
Sophia Muller
New Heath Street
Patrick & Donovan
Patrick I. Donovan
Old Heath Street
Board of Parker
John F. Good
Oy Street
Board of Peace
Michael H. Reddish
Board of Pourer
Michall H. Reddish
Sauth
John Kk
Spillane
Boston Licensing Notices From Public Statutes 1888
A long list of public statutes shows applicants for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Boston. Names include William Jacobs Owen Teevan Michael Carlan Patrick Curley Ellen Toohey Thomas Reynolds John Doherty Frank Normile Patrick Ward D. Swain Co. Martin Gross Malachi Kilduff Friedrich Scaranth Henry Pfaff A Robinson Co. John Burns John Dimock Thomas Norton Mary Donovan and others, with addresses on Tremont Hampden Northampton Cabot Washington Pynchon and related streets. Clerk James F. Ryan advertises March 22 1888 notices for various first second and fourth class licenses in multiple buildings and two room setups.
Boston Licensing Notices From Public Statutes 1888
Notices list applicants for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Boston. Names include John H Maguire at 32 Hampshire Street, Michael Clinton at 1240 Tremont Street, Henry P Murphy at 2346 Washington Street and 2 Zeigler Street, Felix Gallagher at 1292 Tremont Street, Malachi OBrien at 45 Hampden Street, John Devine at 1751 Tremont Street, Sophia Muller at 80 New Heath Street, Jeremiah Hurley at 983 Harrison Avenue, Patrick Donovan at 1 Old Heath Street, John Goode at 170 Central Street, and others. Applications cover first to fifth class licenses, with locations across multiple Boston streets. Public notices are dated March 1888 and vary by class and structure.
Auction Sale Notices and Listings of Shares and Real Estate
A Boston auction firm advertises property and general sales including a brick house with 15 rooms and fixtures, land of about 943 square feet, cash sale terms, and regular Wednesday and Saturday sale times. It lists numerous stocks, mills, railroads, and other securities for executor or administrator orders with detailed share counts and company names.
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