A Tariff Argument Unconstitutional The Exhibit After Thirty Years
The letter denounces protection for infant industries as unconstitutional and warns against extending tariffs beyond revenue or infant-industry aims. It argues tariffs distort trade, foster sectionalism, and empower protected capital, citing the McKinley bill and U S policy. The author questions exports, labor conditions, and the impact on consumers, repeating Lincoln’s warning about deceiving the people.
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The
United States
Congress
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Boston
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Canada
Treasury
Peter
Paul
South Carolina
Republican Party
United States Bank
Jackson
Lil
South America
England
France
Birmingham
End of Campaign Hype As Boston Girds for Russell Win
Rousing crowds fill Faneuil Hall and Democratic HQs predict a 15,000 Boston majority for Governor Russell with independents and Republicans flocking to his banner. Quincys and Dales confirm last minute fears and optimistic bets abound as Prohibitionists claim 18,000 votes and a Cambridge aged home opens with ceremony and charity.
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Russell
Post
Democratic
Faneuil Hall
Cradle of Liberty
Boston
Messrs
Quincy and
Dale
Quincy
Maiden
Henry W. Lamb
Brookline
Young's
Wien
Allen
Shipping News High Water Resulting From Tidal Readings
Shipping report notes high water conditions with times of 11:45 am for MGON length of day, additional readings at 5:39, 10, 15 and related remarks on tidal events.
Port of Boston Harbor Arrivals Report with Multiple Vessels
Port of Boston harbor list shows arrivals from Savannah Philadelphia Baltimore and more. Vessels include City of Savannah Berks State of Indiana Chatham State of Maine Maverick Lancaster Agnes Grace Ocean Eagle I W Hine Annie Parker Harriett Sadie A Kimball and barges Ellengowan with routes via Norfolk East Coast ports and passenger and cargo details to Richardson Barnard Waldron and Abram.
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City of Savannah
Savage
Savannah
Ndse
Richardson & Barnard
Berks
Reed
Philadelphia
Lykens Valley
Beverly
State of Indiana
Doane
Charlotetown
Pei
Halifax
Chatham
Foster
Baltimore
Norfolk
Moise
Abraham
State of Maine
Colby
St John
Eastport
Portland
EA Waldron
Full
Rockport
Sadie A Kimball
Burns
Dover
Ellengowan
Pottsville
Salem
Italian carved cabinet work on display at Paine's
Readers are urged to view the exhibited Italian carved cabinet work at Paine's Furniture Company warerooms on Canal Street. The piece is praised for minute detail and compares favorably with anything seen in America, though an admission fee of 25 cents is suggested as a hypothetical.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
America
Noted Suffolk Case Ends Without Prosecution in Sullivan Incident
Assistant District Attorney Hurd of Suffolk county did not press the Commonwealth vs. Michael C. Sullivan. The indictment charged intimidation of a worker by a labor council delegate to force discharge, but a nonsuit was entered after repeated delays. English precedents and Massachusetts law influenced the decision, with plans for future legislation discussed.
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Hurd
Suffolk County
Commonwealth
Michael C. Sullivan
William Welch
Michael J. Gilmore
Roxbury
Amalgamated Trades and Labor Council
Gilmore
Welch
Sullivan
England
Fuller
Court of Queen’s Bench
Lord Coleridge
Case of Contract Labor Highlighted by Immigrant Landing
A letter from R W Boston on Oct 31, 1891 describes a European woman recruited for work, paid passage, and allowed to land after a ship purser warned her of landing restrictions. The writer condemns ship officers for advising deception to bypass contract labor laws. The dilemma shows enforcement challenges in 1891.
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the Post
Europe
R.W. Boston
Foreign steamers and ships in coastwise and port movements
A dense shipping list details incoming and outgoing vessels including steamers and brigs. Ports mentioned include Liverpool New York Baltimore and Portland with vessels such as Chatham Goster J M Whitney and Hallett among others sailing to several destinations and in tow. Details cover sailings from Newburyport Boston Philadelphia and New York with barges in tow and notable arrivals at Cadiff Calcutta Demerara Gibraltar Havre Kingston and Melbourne among others.
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Michigan
Walters
Liverpool
Warren & Cosch
Urbina
Kerr
Hull
Eng
New York
Sanderson & Son
Chatham
Goster
Baltimore
A M Graham
J M Whitney
Hallett
H M Whitney
Katahdin
Pierce
Bangor
Calvin Austin
State of Maine
Colby
Eastport
H A Waldron
Portland
Snowman
Chase Williams
Bamon Hodgdon
Port Royal
Friend & Cosch
Clara A Donnell
Brendige
Philadelphia
S R Crowell
Bowden
Jamaica
Gladiator
Wit Barge
Newbury
Cardiff
Charles Davenport
Lavender
Cienfuegos
Calcutta
Ladakh
Callirrhoe
Cheverie
Benjamin Hale
Boston
Chittagong
Kelat
Demerara
Bn¢ Electric Light
Crocket
Gibraltar
Arlington
Eaton
Trapani
Havre
Lynnwood
Ross
Sandy Hook
Iluilo
Lucania
Gibson
Halifax
Kingston
Jam
Ora
Savanna-la-Mar
Las Palmas
Wan Bun
Melbourne- Ar
Loch Carrom
Monlevideo
Don Enrique
White Star Line
United States
Royal Mail
Queenstown
Thie Line
RED Star Line
United Staks
Antwerp
KB. A. Avaws & CO
State &T
Cor
Coastwise vessels report wrecks and repairs at sea
Schooner Francis R. Baird from Sullivan Maine sought harbor shelter and ran ashore on Nix's Mate. A float attempt failed and will be tried again at high water. the ship is not leaking. Bark LeviS Andrews reached New Orleans with deck fittings damaged and cabins flooded. The burning vessel seen off Cape Island Nova Scotia last Thursday was L B Hatch. crew abandoned due to storm damage and were picked up by Boston and Halifax steamers. Schooner J W Wellington sank at Roberts Harbor Vinalhaven while carrying paving blocks and leaking below the waterline.
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Francis R. Baird
Sullivan
New York
Nix
Baird
Levis Andrews
New Orleans
Cape Island
Nova Scotia
L B Hatch
Bear River
Boston
Halifax
J W Wellington
Roberts Harbor
Vinalhaven
Sailed Nov 1 as ships travel coastal ports
A chaotic list of vessels sailing from or arriving at multiple East Coast ports on November 1 with destinations including Philadelphia Baltimore Nantucket Boston New York Boston and Portsmouth. Ships named include Nina Tilson Carrie C Ware Elizabeth S Lee Kate & Mary and many others with crews and cargo routes noted.
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Nina Tilson
Philadelphia
G E Walcott
Baltimore
Lva May
Nantucket
Danveroport
Carrie C Ware
Keene
Port Johnson
Galveston
Ella
Davenport
Uunton
Hyannis
Kate & Mary
Boston
Selis Richmond
AE Rudolph
Emress
Addie Schlaefer
A L Wilder
New Yok
Florence
Annie Gus
Vineyard Haven
Bass River
E Raymond
New York
Millbridge
J C Haraden
Maud S
W H Hall
Marblehead
Elizabeth S Lee
Barret
Biladelphia
Nobska
Edward F Mansfield
Newburyport
Mary A Brockway
Jed Frye
Perth Amboy
Hercules
Centipede
Tor Do
Liverpool
Anchoria
Glasgow
Colorado
Hull
Bremerhaven
Amsterdam
Travancore
Smyrna
Amesty
Elwell
Karstow
Yokohama
Hiogo
Loodiana
Dione
Wiliiams
Fernandina
Port Townsend
Axr
State of Maine
Shanghai
Portland
Olive Pecker
G A McFadden
John Proctor
Chevenne
Plymouth
Mass
Anna W Barker
Satilla River
Melissa A Willey
Seavey
G Willard
Speed
Rockland
Governor
Lowe
Bluehill
Fred Walton
Rich
Rockport
Julian Bailey
Jordan
Sullivan
Mary E Olys
Warr
Kennebec River
Albany
Wm Lutman
West
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Merrill C Hart
Genesta
Nile
Ella Pressey
Ella H Barnes
Pavilion
Hattie
Icis Laconia
Gay
Raritan River
Samuel Hart
Hart
South Amboy
Portsmouth
Charley Woolsley
Rogers
David Torrey
Drinkwater
Woodbridge Creek
Wm Deming
Hodgins
J Ponder, Jr
Kendall
Hoboken
Bangor
Idaho
Hall
Bath
Elia Maud
Maxwell
Moncton
Emily S. Baymore
Thompson
Lanesville
Herbert
Perkins
New Bedford
Closing of Foreign Mails at Boston Adverts
Specially addressed correspondence for Belgium and other nations by steamer Westernland on Nov 3 p.m. and for Great Britain Ireland and many others by Majestic City of Berlin Saratoga Ethelred Orinoco Santiago Saginaw and Fuerst Bismark steamers with multiple close times through Nov 7 1910. Includes routes to Porto Rico Hayti Curacao Trinidad Grenada and Australia with various closing hours and supplementary mail closes.
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Boston
Belgium
Westernland
Great Britain and Ireland
Majestic
City of
Berlin
Cuba
Saratoga
Jamaica
Ethelred
Bermuda
Orinoco
Bahama Islands
Santiago
St. Domingo
Turk’s Island
Saginaw
Bergen -Newcastle Sea
P.O
Southampton
Germany
Christiania
Amburg
Fuerst Bismark
Great B
Britain
Ireland
France
Porto Rico
Smeaton Tower
Bremen
Great Britain
Netherlands
Austria
Norway
Bergen
Newcastle Sea
Eider
Yucatan
Campeche
Tabasco
Chiapas
Mexicat Oe
Orizaba
Bergen-Newcastle Sea
P. O
Aurania
Hayti
Cumana
Carapano
Venezuela
Venezuelan
Curacoa
Trinidad
British
Dutch Guiana
Prins Willem Iil
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Barbadoes
Demerara
Brazil
Argentine Republic
Uruguay
Paraguayy
Seguranea
Savanilla
Columbian
Valencia
Havre
la Touraine
Scotland
Anchoria
Fortune Island
Jacmel An Aux Cayes
Alvo
Grenada
Society Islands
Galilee
San Francisco
Supreme Court schedules cases on Chinese exclusion act and land grants
Washington Nov 2 The Supreme Court with full bench advanced and assigned for January the case Ekin versus United States involving the Chinese exclusion act and United States against Southern Pacific Railroad over land grant questions. It denied a motion in United States against Western Union Telegraph Company over telegraph tolls. Also Bishop of Nisqually against Gibbon for title to Vancouver Military Reservation and Horner against Jacobs on anti lottery act constitutionality.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ekin
United States
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Pacife
Nisqually
Gibbon
Vancouver
I'Aft
Edward H. Horner
John W. Jacobs
New York
Formidable Monterey to join harbor defense fleet
The Ordnance Bureau announced the harbor defense vessel Monterey is four months from service at San Francisco. Guns and armor near completion with testing at Indian Head. Navy officials deem it the most formidable craft in the American fleet barring the monitor Puritan nearing completion.
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Washineton
Ordnance Bureau
Monterey
San Francisco
Indian Head
Nantasket Beach Death Under Investigation
Miss Nellie Murphy aged 19 daughter of Daniel W Murphy of Nantasket Beach died this morning under peculiar circumstances. Dr J W Spooner medical examiner found disease in brain and stomach and other organs. The case is being examined by experts and thought to be death by her own action.
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Nantasket Beach
Nellie Murphy
Daniel W. Murphy
J. W. Spooner
Inquiry closes on Despatch loss with report to Tracy
The Court of Inquiry investigating the loss of the steamer Despatch has finished its deliberations. It completed its work Saturday and drafted a report that was presented to Secretary Tracy.
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Washington
Tracy
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Boston Cily Advertiser
New England
Abraham Lincoln
Joan Copman
London
British Crown
British Empire
Nessmore
oweNov
Oranmore
Hansa-Johnston Line
Hamburg
Arema. Cremon
WM. Johnston & Co., Litd
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Fall River Line
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Plymouth N
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Valk River
Eixty
Pier 38
Jersey City
Brooklyn
Splenai
Orchestra
Old Colony Railroad
J.R. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
Gen’l Pass’t Agh
L. H. Palmer
Ula State House
Home For
Aghd Women
Cambridge
Sap
Hancock Street
A. P. Peabody
D. N. Chamberlain
Peabody
D. N. Beach
Nichols
Old Cambridge
Helen K. Russell
Franklin Perrin
Arsenal Square
W. A. Bullard
Jabez Fox
A. L. Harding
Mary E Howe
C. L. Jones
C. W. Kingsley
Velma M. Morse
Maria Murdock
George Putnam
William Reed
J. A. Swan
James A. Nelson
Morris Wyman
Shipping News
Port OF
Monbay
R. Hollings & Co
Boston Post
Rk. Hollings & CO
Washington &I
Wise Advertiser
United States Supreme Court
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
Charleston
Lord DR
South
Kas Ver
Algonque Alhoquois
Herokesr
Seminole
Emassee
Delaware
Washington Street
J. A. Flanders
Theog, Kuek
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Southern Pacific Company
Moran Line
Satarday
Iver
Ani Keastround
Texas Searports
Arizonas
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Old Mexico
California
E. Be Currier
N. RE
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T Gen
Trainec Manaxcer
Broadway
New Work
Virgin
Lancast
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Bosticon
Anforeseca
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Nesian
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Yooln
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Lake Super
Huron
Lake Gonart
Lake Winnvipes
BE. A. Avams & CO
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Kansas
Norseman
Warren & CO
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Furness Line
Cunard Line
Ivernoo
Pavonia
SCY
Ilaee
Catalonia
Phalonia
State Street
Ale Sar
Allan Line
A. Allan
Eaqsiport
Calais
Sailtor
Ndla
North River
Norehanding
M. Whitey
Ludia Wharf
Lewi- Wharf
Canada Atlantic Steamship CO
A. Dew
Mallory Lines
San Marcos
Leona. Ov
Tihcumal
Prunswck
State OF Texas
Boston Fruit CO
Tropics
A. W. Preston
Atlantic Works
Border St
East
Mase
Buuilders OF
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Alway
Long Wharf
Philadelphis
Freigh
F. P. Wing
E. B. Sampson
Fiske Vidu
Savannah Line, New England and
Savannah Steamship Co
Lewis
Roton
Metropolitan 85. Co
Sound Lines
Quean Ss. Ga
C. RR
W. Ry
Georgia
Florda
Alabama
Louisaie
C. G. Pearsos
A. Dew. Sampson
N. E. Rent
G. A
Washington St
Uanticave
G. M. Sorrel
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Trois Boson
Ten. & Ga Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard
Baltimore & Hio R. I
Orfols
Meludine Media
Ballimore
A. M. Graham
Central Wharf
Atlantic Mutual (Marine) Ins. CO
N.Y
GEO. Cie
Rop Coffin
WH. &. Colby
India Wharf
M. Sandals
Lickely
Williams
Commonwealth OF Massachd& sEcts
Suffolk
Michael Shea
Kosten
Isoston
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Llivah George
Register
Massachusettts
Edward C. Siakd AwWick
Said County
Noah W. Sanborn
Sail Bsoston
Ballcourt
KLW AW Glukgek
Massac
Maria L. Melvin
Loston
Said
Prouste
John A.elvin
Sid Loston
Poston
Lion
Hoston
Joston
Joan W. McKim, Haguire
Lliijau Glukge
Nee
Saltitla Fisakt
George G. Neal
BR Le.co.s
Wolforough
Carrol
New Hamshire
John Jennell
Devonshire Street
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