Foreign Silver Coin Stamp Law Excerpt
The text details duties for assayers and refiners to stamp bars with the word foreign when remelting foreign silver coins or bullion. Penalties include fines from 100 to 1000 dollars per bar for improper stamping or removal of the stamp. It clarifies exemptions for metallurgical processing and outlines appropriation, repeal, and effective date provisions.
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United States
Wells on Taxation in Relation to the State at Harvard
The Hon. David A. Wells spoke at Lever Hall in a third Harvard lecture on Taxation. He argued taxation power rests with government and is limited by the constitution, discussing division of taxing power between national and state governments, property classifications, and the dangers of discriminatory taxes and misuse of public funds.
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David A. Wells
Lever Hall
Europe
United States
England
House of Commons
House of Representatives
Judge Dole on Hawaii politics during Boston trip
Supreme Court Justice Sanford B. Dole discusses Hawaii's post revolution politics, the balance of power between the cabinet and opposition, native sentiment, and the role of the king under the new constitution. He notes the government’s strength, Keawe Wilcox’s limited influence, and the focus on U S reciprocity. The piece also covers a Congregational Club dinner in Boston with M. F. Dickinson Jr detailing church growth and reform needs.
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Sanford B. Dole
Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands
Boston
Post
Hawaii
Lieft
Iell
Supreme Court of the Islands
Wilcox
Wauboo
Bush
England
United States
Supreme Court of Four
Washington
Carter
Congregational Club
Horticultural Hall
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Brighton
Baptists
Episcopalians
Dickinson
New Congregational House
Aldermen Approve Patrols Regulation and Bridge Closure
In Waltham on March 24 special report the Aldermen moved a second reading for an ordinance letting the Mayor regulate patrolmen when sick. An order appropriated 2500 dollars for part payment of a gravel pit bought from T. P. Emerson. The council adopted an order to close the footbridge.
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Waltham
T. P.merson
Local towns hold annual town meetings and ballots
Danvers and surrounding towns report adjourned meetings to March 27 to discuss warrants. Southborough lists officials, licenses, and a 17850 appropriation while Wayland and Watertown publish moderators, clerks, treasurers, and boards. A caucus produced a split ticket and Winchester notes library, school, and band stand votes with substantial appropriations.
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Danvers
Moses Welch
George Kimball
David A. Pettenge
Southboro
C. F. Choate
Old Colony Railroad
Dexter Newton
Selectman
John J. O'Brien
Seth H. Howes
C. Fay
L. W. Newton
H. F. Webster
H. A. McMaster
I. Newton
D. E. Adams
C. W. Jennison
W. J. Cox
Warren Blanchard
H. E. Cook
J. A. Salmon
W. C. Simpson
Wayland
H. B. Braman
Richard T. Lombard
Benjamin M. Folsom
Harvey W. Butler
James A. Bent
William Gb. Ward
Daniel Bracket
Henry I. Lee
Alphonse Allaire
Daniel W. Ricker
Napoleon Parradeau
William B. Ward
Caroline C. Loker
Alfred H. Bryant
Frank A. Bullard
Winchester
Thomas Spurr
W. H. Herrick
George R. Brackett
Trustee Town Library
Horace D. Bradbury
Board of Health
Benjamin T. Church
Abraham ©. Cottin
Edward A. Brackett
Henry F. Johnson
Henry A. Emerson
Charles E. Redfurn
Alfred & Hall
John B. Rhodes
Henry J. Winde
George Ll. Huntress
John Donahue
Samuel 5. Symmes
Constables
J. W. Richard- Bom Oo Wadieht
A C2 Duinby
Cyrus Butters
J. W. Hemingway
T.H. Haley
Michael E. Lyons
George W. Wilcox
Waatertown
Howard
Somerville
Reception for Pastor and Mrs Brown in Brookline
A large Social Club hosted Rev. and Mrs. Howard N. Brown at Union Hall in Brookline. After a welcome reception, an elaborate luncheon followed with Cheeny providing music. Ushers included Carlton Francis, D H S Tappan, H H Crocker, Hugh Williams, Joshua Crane Jr, William Atkinson Jr and Fred Estes.
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Howard N. Brown
First
Unitarian
Union Hall
Brookline
Cheeny
Carlton
Francis
D. H. S. ,Tappan
H. H. Crocker
Hugh Williams
Joshua Crane, Jr
William Atkinson, Jr
Fred Estes
Farlow of Newton Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
John S S Farlow of Newton, a prominent merchant and railroad investor, died suddenly at his residence on Waverley avenue. Born in Ireland January 12, 1817, he built a vast East India and China trade, led several railroads including the Cinempati Sandusky & Cleveland and Columbus Springfield & Cincinnati lines, and funded Newton institutions such as the Free Library and Cemetery. He was survived by six children and engaged in local politics as a Free Soil then Republican, later supporting tariff reform.
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John
Farlow
Ireland
Boston
Forties
California
East Indies
Mr. Farlow
East India
China
Cinempati, Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad
Rutland & Burlingon Railroad
William S. Bart
Bloomington
Sandusky
Columbus, Cleveland & Cincinnati Railroad
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Rome
Watertown
Newton
Free Soil Party
Republican Party
Independent Movement
Grover Cleveland
Massachusetts
Tariff Reform League
Tariff Reform Club
Jersey Stock Club of
Bigelow
Henry Bigelow
Tennessee
Henry F. Bigelow
Mass
Christian Church
Blanchard
Charles F
Lewis H. Farlow
Merchants Row
George A. Farlow
Oston
Richardson, Hill & Co
Harvard Rowing Club formed at Weld Boathouse
The Weld Boathouse launches the Harvard Rowing Club as the new governing body. A senior captain serves on the board with an executive committee of three, monthly financials to the graduate treasurer, and a $5 undergraduate or $10 other annual fee plus $1 locker fee. Season tickets for the baseball association rise to $3, with sales on March 27, 28, and April 10.
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Weld Boathouse
Harvard Rowing Club
Doishiy
The
Baseball Association
Water Polo Clash as Sydenham Humbles Boston in Boston
In a Boston Athletic Association natatorium showdown the Sydenham Club of Providence edged the home team 6 to 5 after a late burst, completing the series 1-1. Captain Bangs led Boston's late surge, while Wells and Cushing starred for Providence.
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Boston Athletic
The
Sydenham of
Providence
Sydenham Club
R. L
Boston Athletic Association
Athletic Club
Boston
England
Robinson
Association
Buckley
Sydenham
Athletic Association
Cushing
Wells
Captain Bangs
Messrs
Bangs
Heilborn
Morgan
M. Outram Bangs
H. Wright
H. W. Gchushing
J. A. Taylor
F. J. Wells
A. W. Erickson
Arnold Heilborn
Philip Morgan
Edwin Law
Thomas Richards
Obert Thompson
William H. Achnech
Eugene Buckley
A. W. Pope
A. W. Verity
Cambridge Aide Meet Tonight Amid West End Railway Hearing
In Cambridgeport a large crowd is expected tonight for a Central square ward room meeting of the Cambridge Aide, tied to a hearing on West End railway matters. A fourteen year old girl stayed disguised in a home bathroom last night, stealing items while seeking a music teacher. Middlesex Sportsmen's Club reorganized at Dr. A. M. Stewart's office, planning weekly shoots at Watertown. Judge Blodgett sixteen? sentenced John W. Nowlin to eight years for assault and robbery of a Chinaman. Thomas Nevens also jailed for eight years for complicity.
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Cambridge Aide
Central Square
West End
Frank J. Seidenstricker
Inman Street
Cambridgeport
Middlesex Sportsmen
sj#Club
A. M. Stewart
Main Street
Watertown
A. M. Gore
C. 8. Newcomb
J. S. Sawyer
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Blodgett
John W. Nowlin
State
Somerville
Nowlin
Thomas Nevens
State Prison
Ex Mayor Hosley of Manchester Dies at 64 in New Hampshire
Obituaries note the death of ex mayor John Hosley of Manchester aged sixty four. A Hancock native, he worked in a mill, served as mayor in 1865 66 1886 and 1887, and held roles as tax collector common council member and alderman. His daughter survives.
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John Hosley
Manchester
N. H
Hancock
California
Hosley
Amoskeage Mill
John P. Thomas
Portland
Thomas
U.S.A
William W. Tholmas, Jr
Sweden
W. Hi. Cook
Ticonderoga
Joseph Cook
Joseph Pratt
Hartford
Pratt
Putnam Phalanx
David F. Clarke
Clough & Clarke
Foster & Clough
Foster
Calumet Club
Grand Liquidation Sale of Paintings by Noted Artists
Noyes, Cobb & Co. offer for sale their entire stock in a two day liquidation at 104 Tremont street corner of Bromfield. Auction starts at 3 p.m. with works by Corot, Daubigny, Rousseau, J. Appleton Brown and others. Chase's gallery features Boston painters and a Ritter exhibition at 56 Boylston street draws strong interest. Duveneck paints a portrait of C. P. Cranch as his studio shows ongoing portrait class activity.
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Noyes, Cobb & Co
Tremont Street
Bromfield Street
Corot
Froyon
Daubigny
Kromenin
Rousseau
Jacaue
Michel
Rouillebert
Jules Dupre
Jiminez
Couture
Ribot
Belly
Cazin
Chase’s
Boston
William M. Hunt
John B. Johnston
E. L. Green
J. Appleton Brown
Aubrey Hunt
W. L. Metcalf
Charles H. Woodbury
Tuckerman
F. W. Rogers
Miss Amelia Edwards Opens Farewell Lecture Tour
Miss Amelia B Edwards began her farewell course of lectures at Music Hall Boston with a large audience despite a sling on her left arm from a recent Columbus accident. She delivered an Egyptian themed talk on Literature and Religion of the Ancient Egyptians, repeating material from Chickering Hall. Tomorrow she will discuss Queen Hatasu and the Women of Ancient Egypt, then The Art of the Novelist.
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Amelia B. Edwards
Music Hall
Boston
Columbus
Chickering Hall
Miss Edwards
Hatasu
Egypt
Chelsea Civil Service face off over police firings
Mayor Champlin protests against Frank Fay D Frank Kimball and John Hall as civil service commissioners. They signed a petition asking Aldermen to rescind the vote discharging Chief Sibley and four officers. State board says it awaits reply to an invitation to meet and confer.
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Champlin
Frank B. Fay
D. Frank Kimball
John C. Hall
Chelsea
Sibley
Charles Theodore Russell, Jr
State Board of Civil Service Commissioners
Auction Notice of Stocks and Notes by Francis Henshaw Co
The firm Francis Henshaw & Co auctioneers presents on March 26 1890 at noon at 42 Congress Street a list of stocks including Great Falls Manufacturing Company Edwards Manufacturing Company and several others plus notes and collateral mortgage items. Additional auctions planned for April 2 1590 and April 9 1890 at the same address feature collateral notes and mortgage notes with specified amounts due.
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Francis Henshaw &Co
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
Gt. Falls Man
de Edwards
Guardian
C. C. Ford
J. H. Kurt
Henry C. Moore
F. A. Kelly
J. C. Brown
J. E. Daniel
Wii. McKiney
Lombard Investment Co
Cleveland & Canton BR. Com
Top. & Santa Fe RR. Co
Cleveland & Canton RR
Central Mass. RR
Heal Estate
Lombard
Eoermant i
Alfred A. Marcus
Emelyn Story
William W. Story
Suffolk
Loston
Edgerly Place
Nathaniel Goodhue
Ludwig Heuser
L. Morse
George Parkman
James W. Eduerly
John H. Storer
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Great Falls Mfg. Co
Lowell Mfg. Co
Bates Mfg. Co
Nashua Mfg
Cocheco Man. Co
Middlesex Co
Fitchburg RR
Cheshire RR
Ao Filcuuutr Te Loe Do Saco Water Power & Machine Shop Co
Fort Payne Coal & Iron Co
Denison Land & Investment Co
City of
Burlington
Eastern RK
New Hampshire Trust Co
Lombard Inv. Co
Koston, Concord & Montreal RR
Kan
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Chi, Burl, & Quincy RR
Fall River
Gsad
Do Amory Mfg. Co
City of Topeka
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Chicago
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Mem
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R. L. Day & CO
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Meetin Lewd
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Do. Dennison Building & Land Co
Lowell & Andover RR
West End St. Ry. Co., Pfd
Aransas Valley Town & Land Co
Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank
Washington Nat. Bank
Amoskeay Mfg. Co
Manchester Mills
Gt. Falls Mfz. Co
Chiconee Mfg. Co
Dayton & Ironton RR
Poston & Providence RR
Kansas City Cable Ry. Co
Iionds Rolling Machine Co
Fitchburg
Ao Smulngaitout EL
Do Lombard Investment Co
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
McKay
Minneapolis
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St. Louis
Western RR
Guar, Pemeijal
Illinois Coal & Coke Co
Fidelity Real Estate Co
Hares Pemigewasset Valley
Framingham Nai, Bk
Framingham
Norwich & Worcester
Connecticut River
Tin Ei Pek
Bates
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Merrimac Mfg
Winthrop Mills
Winthrop
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore RR
McKay Metallc
Great Falls
Nations Car Co
Concord & Montreal RR
Concord Stock
L. Foster Morse
Ofice
Warren Street
Mortg. Reale OF Real Esque
John KR. Withington
Forest Hills Cemetery
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
County of Suffolk
Linwood Square
Roxbury
Walter J. Winslow
Alyab Kittledge
John R. Withington
Withington
Ilisa M. Rome
Centre Street
Linwood Street
Sail Boston
Tolten
Kittredge
Lolten
Garcean
Alvah Kittredge
John Rupp
Norfolk
Norfolk Probate Court
Frances M. Holmes
Frances M. Withington
Keynoups
Erton Square
BE van Houten
Wolland
van Houten
Samuel Hatch & Co
Congress St
Weston
Huntington Avenue
Murdock Hospital
Francis Sprague & CO
Milk Street
New York & New England Railroad
de Ruyter
Antwerp
Snow & Coq
North Market St
Pulton Sb
Charles Harmon
Edwin
Fitch
Fred L. Shaffner
County of
Boston & Albany
Boston & Albany Railroad
Edwin O. Fitch
Fred L. Shaffer
Edwin 0. Fitch
Mortzazees
Western Farmeritage Trust Co
Boston Sate Deposit & Trust Co
Labriman
Clinton B. Fisk
Pres
J. Hopewell, Jr
A.w.wagnalls
Treas
A. A. Hopkins
Sec’y
James J. Hobbs
Verd
Schumachers
W. Silverwood
Walter C. Hlarriman
J. R. Leeson
KK. M. Goodall
F. W. Breed
Frederick Gates
Philip 8. Mason
Equitable Rail’g
City of Fort Worth
S.A. Kean & Co
Bankers
the Eastern Banking
Francis A. Osborn
WM. F. Hammett
Alan
Joan Jefferies & Sons
Devonshire Street
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
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Brune
Messina
Pier 2
South
J.D. Mead & Co
Fulton ST
Bostor