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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1888

Page

2

Tariff debate clashes as Blount Reed clash in Congress

In a heated House session, Georgia’s Blount argues over a treaty and Post Office matter while Reed of Maine challenges interruptions. Debate shifts to tariff policy with Nelson urging reform and reading supportive letters from Minnesota Republicans. The session adjourns after a long committee discussion on the Indian appropriation bill and tariff effects.

Blount Georgia Grant Reed Maine Blou Executive Department Congress Executive Departments Supreme Court Peters Kansas Post Office Department Yeas Sowden Pennsylvania Randall House Nelson Minnesota England Austria Germany Italy France Europe Charles T. Pillsbury Wilson Llavor Manila Iman Sherman Home Market Club Boston Funston

Reception at the Central Club for Boston military officers

A brilliant Central Club reception honored U S army and navy officers in and near Boston. President Hedges greeted guests, with notable attendees including Governor Ames, Lieutenant-Governor Brackett, Senate President Boardman, and militia leaders. General Dalton chaired the event, a lunch followed the festivities.

Central Club United States Army Navy Boston Hedges Club McCann Matthews Millier McComb May Thornton Wingate Beaman Marchette Trilby Faremolt Strong Iverson Craven Penrose Soley Stevenson Winder Dombaugh Bard Livermore J. P. Story Artilley Miller Young Shannon McNutt Lisle Lietenant Strong Artillery Lissak Landers Ames and Staff Brackett Senate Boardman Edwards Bridges Militia Samuel Dalton Fred W. Wellington Gieorge Keeler

Baldwin and Cheeney dry air refrigerator claims double space

Manufacturers boast the Baldwin and Cheeney model offers twice the air space of rivals. It features triple-wall construction with two dead air spaces for superior insulation and ice savings. Watts & Willis of Quincy Market basement 2 are the sole agents and have cut prices.

Baldwin & Cheeney Messrs. Watts & Willis Quincy Market

First District Delegates Nominate Sullivan and Delano

MilppLEBORO March 29 The first district Democratic convention chose Daniel D. Sullivan and George Delano as delegates to the national convention at St Louis. Sullivan 76 votes Delano 73 with McLaughlin 31. Moroney and Bryant named alternates. Committee reported 105 delegates from 33 towns in attendance.

Milppleboro St. Louis American Hall Bradford Slocum Fall River Cleveland Robert Howard Walter D. Burbank Wareham D. D. Sullivan Mr. Sweeney Hall River Timothy J. Murphy New Bedford M. C. Moroney Stephen F. O'Hara Middleboro John I. Bryant Fairhaven Edward McKeen Sandwich John W. Cummings Small River Thomas F. Day Barnstable Cape Cod George T. McLaughlin Daniel D. Sullivan George Delano Rochester Day Messrs. Sullivan Delano Cummings Michael C. Moroney

Boston Liquor Licenses Granted and Applications March 1888

Notices from Boston police and public statutes dated March 29 1888 announce applications for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors. Names include Thomas J Longuan John Moran Lavin Lyncil Whalen Terry Worner Golder and company Sponey & Ochs with addresses on Norfolk Avenue Lindon Park Street Berlin Street Tremont Street and Warren Street.

Boston Thomas J. Longuan Norfolk Avenue James I. Ryan

Licenses for liquor sales across Boston streets 1888

Public notices list applicants for liquor licenses in Boston on March 29 1888. Names include Lina Hoffmann Joseph Spang Frank Jacobs Christine Berresheim Thomas Carey Clara Witherell James Campbell Patrick Shields Michael Tierney James Carney Edward Lally Mary Clancy Co Julia Sullivan Mary Campbell etc with addresses on Tremont Washington Tremont Tremont Street Dudley Street Pynchon Street and more across Ward Boston agencies cite victualler dealer and brewer classes. Multiple rooms stock in cellar and first floors noted.

Books of Polce Boston Christine Berresheim Prescott Street James F. Ryan Books OF Poick Clara B. Witherell Dudley Street Beanp Or Porter Kdwared Lally Washington Street James I Ryan

Boston Licensing Notices March 29 1888

The Board of Police in Boston announces numerous applications for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors. Applicants include G. l. Burkhardt at Station and Parker streets. Hugh Breen & Co at 24 Prentiss Street. Joan Sheehan & Co at Tremont Street. Patrick L. Murray at 74 Cabot Street. Gottlieb Rothfuss at 285 Heath Street. John Sheehan & Co at Tremont Street. John Becker at 24 Reading Street. Henry Langfritz at 18 Chadwick Street. Timothy J. Buckly at 846 Albany Street. John J. Fannon at 2032 Washington Street and 2 Hunneyman Street. Henry Krauth at 1 Reading Street. Patrick O’Brien at 138 Downer Street. Joseph E. Newhall at 22831 Washington Street. Garside & Riley at 959 Tremont Street. Charles A. King at 86 Longwood Avenue. Mary Mulrean at 610 Parker Street. Peter J. Kenney at 114 Quiriy Street.

Board of Pouce Boston Henry Hayes Willow Court Baker Price James F. Ryan Board of Poricsa Boson Chanter Denis M. Murphy Hampden Street Board of Police James J. Stack Tremont Street Board of Porter Bernhard & CO Hugh Breen & CO Prentiss Street John Terry Longwood Avenue James Sullivan & CO Beanp Bostrox A.J. Houghton & CO Station Street Board of Polices Patrick F. Shields James J. Slack Sahil Boston Board OF Poolick William Melling & Son BoAnp Jacob L. Alther Reading Street Patrick McGowan Moston Board OF Poxicsk John Coffey Vernon Street Sail James FP. Ryan Boanrp Ovolicy James W. Kenney Board Ponce Board of Pollice Alfred J. Hayman Dunmore Street James KF. Ryan Charles Wildreskey Albert Areet Old Heath Street Boamrodor Police Mary Clancy & CO John Hines Quincy Street Bromley Street Board OF Poxuice Boaid Terence Gallagher Heath Street Bickford Street Board of Pouice M. J. Flynn Empire Brewing Company Haupden Street Albany Street Hernard Fay Washington Street Charles H. Dunn Yremont Street James I. Ryan John E. Ward Adams Street Board of Porch Thomas M. Smith Downer Street Anid Harridine J. H. Mullane Harrison Avenue Board of Poitier Augustus 8. Quick & CO Palmer Street John Bralley James ¥. Ryan Books of Police Joseph P. Delodge Cherry Street Board of Ponce Michael J. Brooks Lou Tremont Street Board OF Potter John E Josiah Cushing Warren Street Walnut Avenue Board OF PoLicy Patrick L. Murray Cabot Street Nicholas M. Galvin Board of Pourice Patrick Brennan Norfolk Avenue Louis Summers Kremont Street Board OF Pouce E Tenry Langeritz Chadwick Street Saul Boston Patrick Kearns Blue Hill Avenue Biue Hill Avenue Pro ‘Ein F. B. Woodbury Centre Street Board of Povick Bostoux P’ublic Fulmer & O'Neil Board OF Vpolice Frank Fernekees Parker Street James II Ryan G. l. Burkhardt SS Board OF PoLtice Beanry of Police Joan Sheehan & CO Board OF Polce Gottlieb Rothfuss John Sheehan & CO John Becker Reading Corner Island Street Henry Langfritz Isoston Timothy J. Buckly John J. Fannon Hunnevian Street Henry Kraouth Beano Patrick O’brien Joseph E. Newhall Garside & Riley Fremont Street Board OF Polick Charles A. King Mary Mulrean Bostor Peter J. Kenney Quiriy Street Michael O’connell Kaspar Schmitt Dearborn Street

Brighton Sales Notice of Carriages and Lands

Real and personal property sales held when desired with weekly horse and carriage auctions every Wednesday at the Salesroom Brighton. Houses and lands for sale nationwide. Also private sale at auction prices including new custom built farm and road carts hay wagons grocers express wagons carriages and harness Realidge 159 Warren Avenue Boston.

Brighton Warren Avenue Boston

Executor's Sale of Three Story Swell Front Brick Dwelling

Executor announces an auction sale of a substantial three story brick dwelling at No 34 St James Avenue beside Clarendon Street near Copley Square. The property features 12 rooms, full conveniences, about 2600 square feet lot with 26 foot frontage. Sale set for Tuesday April 3 at 3 pm on premises with 500 down at sale.

East Fifth Street South Boston Office of Auctioneers Washington Street St. James Avenue Clarendon Street Copley Square

Historic 1888 Securities Listing Includes Banks Railroads And Mfg Firms

A long OCR fragment lists numerous shares and scrip from banks railroads and manufacturers dated March 1 1888 to April 7 1885 with entries for East Boston Dry Dock Co Union Pacific RY Fitchburg RR Amory Co and others. It shows by order lines from multiple banks including Merchants Natl Salem Beverly and others plus various company names and bond issues and notes with dates 1884 1889 1893 and 1900s. The text also references scrip purchases and various railroad securities across several states.

Bocton Stock &7 Auction Sales and Appraisals in March 1888

Auction sales every Wednesday and Saturday at 11:80 AM. Executors order listing numerous shares in banks, insurance, mills, railroads, and other companies with ex-dividend statuses and various dates. Includes Natl Bank of No America, Wellfleet Marine Ins Co, Concord & Portsmouth Rd, Bates Mfg Co, Bates Mis Co, Champion Iron Co, Shawmut Natl Bank, Manuf Natl Bank, Middlesex Mills, Boston Gas Light, Boston & Albany RR, Vermont & Mass RR, and others across multiple states with option and maturity details.

Magereco Oe Wakefield Rattan Co MT Douglass Axe Mfg. Co Boott Amoskeag Mfg. Co Newmarket Mfg. Co Androscoggin Mills Canton Mfg. Co Itsoston & Albany RR Merchants’ Natl. Bank Quincy RR. Bridge Vermont & Mass. RR. Co Ado Boylston Mutual Ins Bank of No. America Bank Wellfleet Marine Ins. Co Concord Portsmouth Rd First Natl. Bank Grafton Mass Pacific Mills Bates Mis. Co Champion Iron Co Shawmut Natl, Bank Merchandise Natl. Bank Manuf. Natl. Bank Gt. Falls Mfg. Co Hamilton Woollen Co Arlington Mills Middlesex Mills Boston, Concord & Mont Worcester Nashua & Roch West End Indiana Union Pac Top Western St. Fe Reece Button Hole Mach. Co City Bank Boston Gas Light Co Boston & Albany RR Eliot Fire Ins. Co Fourth Natl. Bank Vermont & Mass State of Mainers Vermont & Mass. RR Eastern RR Ogane Lake Champ. RR Mort

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Far River Democrats Royal Aking Powper Co Wali St Pemberton Sqn Thomas J. Carey PoLter Thomas J. Longhan Board of Ponte Julius Gerweln VRNTR Ena Eneaage John Moran Lindon Park Street James JF. Ryan Board OF Poolice James C. Lavin Berlin Street Thomas Fl. Lyncil William A. Whalen Guild Row Barbara Worner Bostron John Lk. Golder John E., Golder Koarp Police Chater Puublic Spony & Ochs Uquors James I, Ryan Board of Porson Lina Hoffmann Board OF Polio Joseph Spang Warwick Street Whdcam Eliza Leeeage Ee CN Rueter & CO Terrace Street Uomame Aera Ee James, Ryan Boanrpor Police Thos. Connell Pynchon Street Postox James Campbell al Dhiu Valulle PoOuick Chayter Trencont Street James I F. Ryan Beano Or Potick Edward Halich Cedar Street Ponier Board of Poutch Michael Tierney Board of Porrier Michael O'Connell Max Cramer Texas Street Board OF Pouncer Thomas F. Kinahan James Carney James FL Ryan Julia Sullival Wendell Fogel Wyndhon Street Board of Poxrier Barbara Orner Board of Pottex Edward F. Lally Board of Potice Board of Postce Michael F. Fallen Soand Anna Kjurkhardt Ioston Board of Pomicer Michall Tierney Board of Pax Steer James H. Quesney James BF. Ryan Thomas F. Sullivan Ruggles Street Board of Potick Jacob & Frank Schworm Boaxp Fulmer & O’niil Totner Board of Portce INS Bros Board of Poxier Thomas H. Young Whitney Street Vasusa Beanup Pollick Noticca Nelson S. Putnam Roxbury Street Julia Sullivan James EF. Ryan Vromtems Leramer EE Ey Board of Pouics Michael J. Books John McNally Saia Boardd of Police Geo. Ek. Brown Daniel Miley Fe Beaup Daniel Miley James Rory Joston Boany James Crory Thomas O’flynn Linden Park Street PoLisck Bernard Fay Washingto Street Catil Huildine Boankv Mary Mitchell PoLiIco James Casey Beclin Street Horatio Harris & CO State Street Valencia Ex Steamship Iowa Valencia Oranges Pier 6 East Boston Albert Howe & Co Market Street William Woods South Boston Savings Bank Suffolk Savings Bank City of County of Commonwealth of Massachusetts Second Street C. C. Conley Tisdale Drake Charles C. Conley Mary A. Leavitt S&s. R. Knights & CO Washington St Main St Cambridgeport Brice S. Evans & Son Equitable Building Francis Henshaw & CO Merchants’ Exchange Heam Lk The Boston Stock Exchang East Boston Dry Dock Co Natl. Bank, Merchants’ Natl Bank Salem Winren Natl. Bank Peabody Mercantile Fire & Marine Insurance Co Hartford Fire Insurance Co Union Metallic Fastening Assn Norwich & Worcester RR Freeman’s Natl. Bank Hyannis Chicopee Twman Milig Union Pacific Ry Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis RR Burl. & Mo. Valley RR Equitable Mortgage Security Co Kansas City China Mutual Ins Scrip Fitchburg RR West End Street RR Ogd Lake Champlain RR American Watch Co Great Fails Mfg Washington Mills New England Mfg Shetucket Co Andover Iron Co Holliston Natl. Bank United States Hotel Co Lyman Mills Wnrumkeag Steam Cotton Co Isseyv New York & New England RR. Co Tirman Mille Rcar Nanan Natl, Loan and Trust Co Topeka Salmon Falls Mfg. Co Do Cocheco Mfg. Co Rutland Vermont Little Rock & Fort Smith Scrip Kansas City Cable R&r Natl. Bank Beverly Natl Bank R. L. Day & Company State St Bocton Stock &7 America Ins. Co Ytemigewasset Natl Bank Plymouth N. A Manchester & Baren Rd Bates Mfg. Co Mercantile Natl, Bank Do Naumkeay Beenie Cotton Co Edwards Mfg. Co Naumkeag Natl.a Ank Do Asiatic Do New York Richards & CO John C. Wilmerding Wilmeruwing, Hoguet & CO White St Townsend & Montant Leonard Street
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