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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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