Long Roll Call and Reconsideration Move Mark House Vote
A lengthy list of names appears as members voting on a measure with many ayes and nays followed by a late change. Before final results are announced Mr Breckinridge shifts from affirmative to negative to enable reconsideration. The House recesses until 8 pm and will act on motions to reconsider and to lay the motion on the table tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Pennsylvania
Tracey
Tucker
Turner
New York
Venade
Wade
Walker
Massachusetts
Wallace
Willcox
Willama
Olio
Wilson
West Virginia
Wright
Yardley
Messrs
Abbot
Anderson
Kansas
Mississippi
Atkinson
Barnes
Barwig
Belknap
Blanchard
Bland
Blount
Breck
Yoreman
Forney
Fowler
Funston
Gear
Gest
Gibson
Goodnight
Grimes
Hanabrough
Hare
Haugen
Haynes
Heard
Henderson
Ilinois
Iowa
North Carolina
Hill
Holman
Hooker
Hopkins
Kelly
Kerr
Kilgore
Kinsey
Lanham
Lewis
Lind
Martin
Indiana
Texas
Mcclammy
McClellan
McCreary
McRea
Milliken
Mills
Montgomery
Moore
Morgan
Morrill
Madd
Norton
O’neill
Owen
Owens
Ohio
Parett
Paynter
Payson
Peel
Perkins
Peters
Pickler
Pierce
Hackenbush
Ray
Reed
Robertson
Rockwell
Rowell
Rowland
Sayers
Beranton
Seney
Smith
Illinois
Senate
Sherman
West
Judiciary Committee
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Kentucky
Beck
Manning
Fairchild
Boston
Treasury Department
House
Switt
United States
Gray
Yeas
Payne
Evarts
Circuit Court
Messrs. Allison
Blair
Vatts
Edmunds
Spooner
Board of General Appraisers
Secretary of the Treasury
Platt
Wyoming
Jones
Nevada
Treasury
Oklahoma
Senate tariff debates over canal Canadian railroads and value rules
In Washington on May 2 the Senate discussed the interstate commerce report on American commerce by Canadian railroads and considered a bill to bring express firms under the act. It also reviewed tariff amendments, ad valorem duties, and penalties. The chamber voted the commerce and customs measures down and kept working to finalize the tariff bill with amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cullom
Committee On Interstate Commerce
West
Interstate Commerce Committee
Mitchell
Secretary of the Treasury
Dolph
Great Britain
Mexico
United States
House
Senate
Sherman
Committee On Pensions
Gray
Circuit
Congress
Platt
Committee On
Interstate Commerce
Evarts
Finance Committee
Allison
Hiscock
Mr. Hiscock
Circuit Court
Yeas
Messrs
Harris
McPherson
Payne
Home Market Club
Tariff Commission
Morrill
Missouri
Ir. Harrison
Vest
Aldrich
Frye
Canadian Discrimination Against American Vessels and Railways
Senator Cullom led a committee report condemning Canadian entrance and clearance fees for American ships on the Great Lakes as discriminatory. It calls for retaliatory tolls on Canadian vessels passing the Sault Ste. Marie Canal and urges treatment parity for Canadian railroads vs American lines to protect U.S. trade and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washincroy
Senator Cullom
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Welland Canal
Montreal
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence River
Washington
Nelson Dingley, Jr
House of Representatives
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
Congress
Railroads
Democrats appoint committee to oppose Manchester convention bid
At a New Hampshire meeting the Democratic city committee and key party members named a thirty person committee chaired by Hon. John M. Hill to draft a circular to state committee members. The aim is to counter Manchester Democrats push for the next state convention to be held in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concerd
N.H
Democratic City Committee
John M. Hill
Manchester
New purchasing and shipping firm 8 B Holman & Co
Mr S B Hoxatan partners with W H Hodgman to form 8 B Holman & Co a general purchasing and shipping agency at 22 Hawley street. They will dealer in office and library furniture and supply foods with prompt personal service and low costs through connections with major manufacturers and wholesalers. Supplies ordered by mail or telegraph with careful handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Hoxatan
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
W. H. Hodgman
B. Holman & Co
Hawley Street
Boston Beats Brooklyns in Easy Victory and Phillies Top Bostons
In New York May 2 the Bostons routed the Brooklyns 8 to 4 as Nichols pitched superbly and Burns delivered power. Philadelphia defeated Boston 6 to 2 behind Radbourn, with Richardson doubling and Stovey tripling key in a five-run second inning. Cincinnati beat Cleveland 6 to 1 while Brooklyn topped New York 6 to 3 and Buffalo edged Pittsburgh 4 to 1. Chicago overwhelmed Cleveland 11 to 4 in heavy batting display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostons
N. L
Brooklyns
New York
Hughes
Lovett
Nichols
Burns
P. L
Philadelphias
PutapeLtrata
Philadelphia Brotherhood Club
Kelly
Griffin
Wood
Farrar
Shindle
Fogarty
Richardson
Stovey
Philadelphiasr
A. FE KR
A. E. Brown
Richa’son
Storey
Nash
Pickett
Bro
Hiken
Quinn
O Milligan
Irwin
Omulvey
Radbourn
Husted
Bea
Flostond
Philaelphias
Hirouthers
Milligan
Ferguson
Holbert
X. L
NEW Yorks
Philadelphia
Beter
Rusie
Phillies
Mayer
McAuley
Decker
Tiernan
Ruse
Burke
Handiton
McAuiey
Allen
Vickery
Balla
Buckley
Lynch
Pittsburgs
Chicagos
Curiaco
Wilmot
Anson
Kitebjorg
Coughlin
Fittaburas
Eceesesee O
Lou
Pittaburgs
NEW_YORKS
Brook Lyn
John M. Ward
Giants
Connie Marphy
Keefe
Hatfield
Ewing
Kinslow
Murphy
Erross
Conner
McGeachy
Ward
Gore
Whitney
Bierbauer
Joyce
Fkinslow
Jin
Gattney and Barnes
Chicago
Clevelands
Cleveland
Hemmings
Brennan
Baldwin
Farrell
Darling
Stricker
Delehanty
Browning
Mitchell
Latham
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Ideal Spring Medicine
An 1800s style advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the ideal spring blood purifier. It cites testimonials from KR C BeGore and Joan Binns of Chicago and Belleville Michigan, claiming relief from dizziness, dullness, bad morning taste, and generalized debility after winter. It warns against substitutes and promises dramatic cures for blood diseases like scrofula and salt rheum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
C. BeGore
Enterprise
Belleville
Joan Binns
Town of Lake
Chicago
Harvard Defeats Brown In Tight Return Game
Harvard beats Brown 8 to 6 in a close return game at Providence. The recap lists runs by innings for Harvard and Brown, with pitchers and umpires named for the day’s events. Also noted are various baseball scores from the American and Atlantic associations and an array of stock and auction notices from Boston area firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radbourn
Brotherhood Nine
Harvard
Brown
Buffalos
P. L
Pittsburgs
Pittspurg
Exposition Park
Morris
Carroll
Keefe
Mack
Wire
Kerkley
Clark
White
Irwin
Bulls Buffalos
Matthews and
Gunning
Harvards
Browns
Tremont Street
Vernon
Calvert Streets
Thomas M. Stevens
Francis Weabody, Jr
Suffolk
Graveley Point
Boston
Roxbury
Belvidere Street
West Chester Park
Henry L. Higginson
Vyrancis Peabody, Jr
Francis Peabody, Jr
Henry K. Jigginson
Francis Peabody
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Hampshire
Democrats
Dostons
K.bulpo
A. E
Long
O'Brien
McGarr
Collins
Sullivan
Khurns
Lowe
Foutz
Bennett
Terry
Corkhill
Brodie
Daly
Brooklyna
MecGarr
Metarr
Ennett
Fontz
Vampires
Powers
McDermott
Cincinnatis
Rhines
Lincoln
Cincinnati
Red Stockings
Latteries
Rhinos
Starrington
Zimmer
Cincinnatii
Beard
Helly
Zummer
Marr
Holliday
Harrington
Tostons
Cincinnatip
Iuffalos
Brooklyn
Sean
C. I. Hood & CO
Lowell
Mass
Flemmings
Knight and Jones
American Association
Toledo
Toledos
Columbus
St. Louis
Louisville
Syracuse
Rochester
Athhletics
Rochesters
Atlantic Association
Baltimore
Jersey Citys
Baltimores
Newark
Newarks
Artfords
Washingtons
Worcesters
Wilmington
New Havens
Wilmingtons
Horsford
Cheshire Railroad CO
The
Cheshire Railroad Company
Keene
R. Stewart
Central Wharf and Wet Dock Corporation
Central Wharf
India Street
Central Wharf Street
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Avenue
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE R. R. CO
Topeka
George C. Magoun
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lawrence
Eastern Railroad Company
Portsmouth
Great Falls
Conway Ailroad
Sigourney Watler
Comany
Boston & Lowell Railroad Corporation
Causeway Street
Hoston & Maine Railroad
William Bb. Lawrence
Post Publishing CO
Post Publishing Company
Boston Post
Milk Street
Ldwln M
Bacon
L. Foster Morse
Meec
Warren 4 Service
Ezra Conant
Elmore
Kensington
Kingsbury
Granger Streets
Washington Street
Washington Park
Franklin Park
Eben Alexander
Phineas J. Smith
Kura Conant
A. Folsom Estate
Huntington Avenue
Longwood Avenue
Conant Street
Back Bay Park
Martin School
R. L. Day & CO
Pag Remy 7 Exchange Plassou's
Boston Stock Exchange
Merchants’ Nave of
Kansas City
Plymouth Cordae Co
First Ward Nat. Bank
Nat. Exchange Genk. O
Edwards Mfg. Co
Prudential Fire Ins. Co
Charles River Embankment Co
Kansas City Cable Ry. Co
Massachusetts Central RR
Nat
Hide & Leather Bank
Bank of
Winfield Mort
Trust Co
Winfield, Kan
Pines
Boston Nat. Bank
Naumkeag Aires Cotton Co
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Blackstone Nat. Bank
Great Falls & Conway RE
Walker Smokeless Furnace Co
Guardian— Bay State Nat. Bank
City Bank
Cambridge
Bank of North America
Bank of Commerce
Webster Bank
Nat. Bank
Boston & Maine RR
Berkshire RR
Firemen’s Fire Las. Co
Massachusetts Nat. Bank
Quincy RR. Bridge Co
Oregon & Cracipeceeget Co
North American Fire Ins. Co
Morley Button Sewing Mach. Co
Sant & Mont. RR
Consol
Bost
Concord & Mont. RR
Jarvis Conklin Mtge. Trust Co
N. Y
N. E. RR
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield Street
Heal Estate
Globe Building
Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
Hares Blackstone Nat. Bank
Tremont Nat. Bank
Old Boston Nat. Bank
iShoe & Leeer Nat. Bank
Eliot Nat
State Nat
Cocheco Man. Co
Continental Mills
Middlesex Co
Edwards Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Appleton Co
Do Nat. Webster Bank
Cedar Rapids & Eee ER
N. Eagle Bank
Mass. N. Bank
Edison Polyform Co
People’s Telephone Co
Metropolitan
Phila
Wil
City of
Ind
Boston N. Bank
Continental N Bank
N. Bank
State S. Bank
Mass. Cotton Mills
Yale & Towne Co
Edison Elec
Rivers RR
L. G
Isell Telephone Co
Burl. & Mo. Rivers RR
Kan
City
Sox
Mem
Kansas Pacific Se
Globe Investment Co
N. Webster Bank
Atchison, Top. & Santa Fe RR. Co
Western RR
U. P. Guar
Asiatic N. Bank
Salem
Washington N. Bank
Cochero Man. Co
New England ‘Rel. & Tel. Co
Helena Water Supply
Atchison, Top. & Santa Fe. RR
Naumkeag St. Ry
Old Boston N. Bank
Blackstone. Bank
Columbian N. Bank
Linton & Springfield RR. Co
St. Joe & Council Bluffs RR
New Hampshire Trust Co
Lhak Gen
Lowell Man. Co
Ft. Payne Co. Iron Co
James F. C. Hyde
Elliott J. Hyde
Mile St
Waban
Newton, Mass
Newton Village
Charles River
E. W. Bowsitch
Beacon Street
Nehoiden Road
Varick Road
White Oak Road
Agawam Road
Carleton Road
Mossfield Road
Waban Avenue
Sewtor
Holbrook & Fox
Postoffice Square
Savin Hill
Daniel Denny Place
Savin Hill Avenue
Alex
Porter
State St
N. F. McCarthy & CO
Federal Street
Munic Hall Place
Elizaveth J. O'Hara
Henry O'Hara
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
South District
Deers
Belmont
County of
Commonwealth
Underwood
W. A. Mason
Duarves H. Wasnsurn
Parxek & Lyman
Devonshire St
S. R. Knights & CO. Auctioneers
Ofaces
Washington St
Main St
Cambridgeport
Parsons
Arlington
Bennett Streets
Brighton District
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Ment
Maine
C. S. Williams & CO
Devonshi Quincy House
Uere Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co
F. B. Rogers
Rialto
London
Paris
Berlin
John Munroe & CO
Post Office
Devens, Lyman & Co
Amesbury
Ita
A. M. Huntington
Amesbury, Mass
Eastern Banking CO
Bancis A. Osborn
WM. F. Hammett
J. C. Davis & CO
Bankers
School Street
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Milk St
Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Railway Company
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth Railroad Company
Chicasa Canon Railway Company
Equitable Building
Union Trust Company
Broadway
James G. Harris
ERIE
APH and Telephone Coo
Chas
J. Glidden
Boston & Maine
Kaiservard
Amos Blanchard
Otis Company
Iliss, Fabuan & Co
Suimmer Street
Geo. F. Fabyan
Columbian Manufacturing CO
Bliss, Fabyan & Co
Summer Street
Ofton
Fabyan, Trens
Portsmouth, Great Falls& Conway Railroad CO
Edward Lesley
Oston
TrBaamar