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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1890

Page

5

Duty on Hides Debated by Congressman O'Donnell

In Wasurxeron May 8 Congressman O'Donnell argues the United States can meet all its hide needs domestically and urges a protective duty on imported hides. He cites 120 million dollars spent on imports over five years and 4 million hides annually to support foreign producers. He says farmers suffer 10 to 12 million yearly losses to foreign tanners and leather dealers and urges moving hides to the dutiable list.

Wasurxeron Srecia O’donnell Michigan South America O'Donnell

Free Rations for Negroes Raise Federal Aid Controversy

News from New Orleans reports that $160000 in relief rations for Mississippi overflow victims sparks protests as Mississippi Gov. Stone declines federal aid while Louisiana and Arkansas accept. Rations draw labor from river counties to Louisiana and Arkansas, prompting calls for equal distribution. The piece also pitches Hood's Sarsaparilla as a seasonal health product.

New Orleans Congress Mississippi Stone Louisiana Arkansas Geet Baton Sacine Parish

Wall Street follows Grangers as sugar market buoyant

The New York market opened tame near Sugar but strengthened through the day led by the Grangers with Wisconsin Central cited as strong and New England rising. Bulls remained optimistic on reforms and anticipated railroad adjustments while local sentiment favored higher prices and busier offices.

New York Chicago Burlington & Quincy Wisconsin Central New England

Declama tion Night for Boylston Prizes at Sanders Theatre

Sanders Theatre hosted the Boylston prizes declamation with twelve speakers, five delivering notably strong performances. DuBois and Burton tied first with $60 prizes. Henshaw Goodwin and Baker earned $45 for second. Judges included Eliot and Winsor among others.

H. E. Burton Wendell Phillips M. H. Hill Schiller H. H. Baker Cicero S. F. S. Goodwin Massachusetts Carl Schurz W. E. B. DuBois Choate E. 8. Griffing DuBois Schurz Jay G. B. Henshaw Grady New South K. T. Whitehouse Bofer Williams Chatham America F. P. Denny Legare Burton Henshaw Goodwin Baker Eliot Edward W. Hooper Profesor J. H. Wright Justin Winsor G. A. Gordon G. L. Kittredge Henry W. Haynes Frank Bolles Andrew McF. Davis L. R. Williston

Danz and Handschumacher Wed at Corey Hill Brookline

Andreas Danz married Hedwig Handschumacher of Boston on May 6 at Corey Hill Brookline by Rev. Louis Schwarz.

Danz Handschumacher Corey Hill Brookline Louis Schwarz Andreas Danz Hedwig Handschumacher Boston Mary Shaw Blumenthal H. B. Conway Eve Lolk

Obituary notices from various New England towns

Death notices list multiple individuals with dates and places including Debatas Braman at Asheville Amelia C Braman Grace Barstow Annie Barileti Fanny Eames Clarissa Collins Lucretia Fisher George Horton Ellen Schoff Alfred Tirrell all detailed with ages kinships and death dates in May or April across Maryland Massachusetts and New Hampshire communities.

Braman Asheville N. C Amelia C Jarvis Dwight Braman Osten Bracon Street Barstow Plymouth Grace F. Barstow Nath. Barstow Hanover Barileti Concord Annie K Josiah Bartlett Eames Freedom Fanny Eames Charles Eames Washington, D. C Collins Brightor Clarissa A David Collins Fisher Roxbury Lucretia Warren Fisher Horton Canton George F. H. Horton Schoff Gloucester Ellen M. Schoff William M. Sawyer Tirrell South Weymouth Alfred Tirrell

Amherst sophomores pick Kellogg five speakers at Amhurst

Fifteen Amherst College sophomores vied for spots in the Kellogg five who will speak at commencement. Winners included N S Bentley and E P Smith with declamations The Sacred Ark and The State of Maine The Boat Race from Brown at Oxford The Signal Man from Dickens and The New South Substitutes named W Corsa and Abee Heroism of Wendell Phillips were listed. Judges were professors Gardner Clark and Walker.

Amukust Amherst College Kelloge N. 5 Bentley State of Maine E. P. Smith Sacred Ark W. H. Hildreth Fom Brown Oxford C. E. Hildreth Dickens A. M

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