Debates Over Consular Seals on Canada US Freight
Witnesses argue about keeping consular seals on cars carrying imported goods through Canada to the United States. They claim new Treasury orders would raise costs and delays for American merchants. Blaine and rail officials defend the current system citing treaty rights and reciprocal traffic, while Canadian routes and cross-border practices are scrutinized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Canada
Montreal
Judge Pay
Grand Trank Railway
Senate
A. C. Raymond
Detroit
Blaine
Raymond
Pacific
Vancouver
Windom
Magoun
New York
Canadian Pacific Railway
Northwest
Maine
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Halifax
St. John
New England
Portland
Houston
Alfred Russell
Wabash
Daniel Magone
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Mr. Middaugh
Chicago, Grand Trunk, Detroit & Milwaukee
L. A. Emerson
J. B. Kerr
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
C. Prothy
John Porteous
Central Vermont Railroad
J. N. Hanniford
Northern Pacific Railroad
Mr. Pine
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Mr. Raymond
Implements of War Rocked by Spotty Smokeless Powder Trials
General S V Benet reports extensive foreign tests of smokeless powder in field and large caliber guns and small arms. Results are mixed and not yet superior to current powders. He urges a new magazine mechanism and a competition to select the best system. He notes plans for 44 sixteen inch sea coast guns for New York San Francisco and Boston with 15 mile range and 125 ton weight. He ends by contrasting destructive power with peaceable progress and humane aims.
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Washington
S. V. Benet
Bureau of Ordnance
Secretary of War
Benet
National Armory
Osing
General Benet
Fortification Board
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Benet Bays
Battle over bribery at Fall River Republican convention
The stormy meeting nominated Dr. Amos Jackson and William J. Wiley for mayor and school committeemen. Wiley won the nomination by four votes amid bribery accusations from a Jackson supporter. Ex-Representative K. T. Davis failed to name the accusers as the session grew heated and the nomination was finally made unanimous. Wiley denied bribery or knowledge of it. Rev. Percy Grant, Dr. W. T. Learned and Dr. D. T. Cone were named for the school committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falll River
Navy
Republican Party
Amos Jackson
Brackett
William J. Wiley
Academy of Music
Wiley
Jackson
Equal Rights Lecture by Dr McGlynn in Boston Lyceum
The Rev Dr Edward McGlynn spoke at Tremont Temple on equal rights origins and outcomes with Dr E E Hale presiding. He argued poverty stems from human cupidity and stupidity, urged religious basis for rights, and discussed Henry George style economic ideas on unearned increment and land access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGlynn
Boston Lyceum
Tremont Temple
E. E. Hale
D.D
McGlynn
United States
Rufus Choate
Sumner
Yale College
Henry George
The Influence of Mountains and Appalachian Club Meeting
The Appalachian Mountain Club held its monthly meeting at the Institute of Technology. Professor W. Hi. Niles presented a paper titled The Effect of Mountains Upon Human Life, discussing geographic distribution, valley growth, boundary lines, military movement, cultural separation, occupations, and patriotism shaped by mountain environments, noting impact on literature, art, and science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Mountain Club
Institute of Technology
J. A. Allen
Madison Spring
N. H
J. Ritchie, Jr
Department of Art
W. Hi. Niles
United States
New West
Massachusetts
New York
Niles
Stonewall Jackson
Agia
Harvard Rout Amherst 64 to 0 at Hampden Park
Harvard dominated Amherst at Hampden Park scoring 36 in the first half and 28 in the second to win 64 to 0. Corbett led with five touchdowns while Lake added four and Dean Shea and Upton one each as the backs impressed though the rush line struggled against Amherst wedge.
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Springfield
Harvard
Amherst
Hampden Park
Cumnock
Trafford
Corbett
Lake
Dean
Shea
Upton
Real Estate Transfers Across Tudor Street Broadway and West Fourth
Jerome S. Macdonald sold estate 76 Tudor street a three story frame house with store for 2325 to Thomas Hi Hanson. Estate 104 and 106 Broadway a three story frame building with store sold to James D Hogan for 6700. Estate 399 West Fourth street a three and one half story brick dwelling and lot sold to John Turner agent for 5500.
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Jerome S. Macdonald
Tudor Street
Thomas Hi. Hanson
Broadway
James D. Hogan
West Fourth Street
John Turner
Endicott Heiress Olivia Endicott Weds John Hutchins
Miss Olivia Lee Endicott, eldest daughter of George M Endicott, married John Hurd Hutchins last night at 65 Mount Vernon Street Canton, with Rev Henry F Jenks presiding. Best man C I Hutchins and five bridesmaids attended. couple to receive guests after January 1 at 8316 Marlboro Street.
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Olivia Lee Endicott
George Munroe Endicott
John Hurd Hutchins
Henry F. Jenks
Canton
Endicott
Mt. Vernon Street
C. I. Hutchins
Mabel Endicott
Mary H. Hutchins
Miss Ames
Bessie French
Helen French
Aliie Endicott
Ken Sutton
Curtis Guild
Talbot Aldrich
Frank D. Balderston
George L. Clarke
Estes Perry Wedding Quiet Home Ceremony
Joseph Irving Estes assistant city editor of the Boston Herald and Edith Kate Perry were married at the bride’s Maplewood home last evening in a small ceremony conducted by Rev. George W. Rigler. The couple will reside at 51 Boston Avenue West Medford after December 1.
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Mr. Burton
Fates of
Rockland
Mrs. Estes
Boston Avenue
West Medord
Whitney Eldridge Wedding at 192 Essex Street
Pretty home wedding in Newton at 3 pm with Charles G Whitney and Agnes Maud Eldridge as bride and groom. Rev Henry Hinckley officiated at East Baptist Church ceremony attended by about fifty relatives and friends. Bride wore white sarah silk and carried bride’s roses. Reception followed with gifts. honeymoon planned in New York. couple to reside on Essex Street.
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Nellie S. Whiteney
William E. Moore
Newton
New York
Mrs. Whitney
Essex Street
New England Railroad Club Meets at United States Hotel
About sixty members gathered at the United States Hotel with President George Richards presiding to discuss swing motion versus rigid car trucks. F D Adams of Boston & Albany presented the main paper and Sisum of Brooklyn explained his canting lever truck. The swing motion was seen as theoretically better but less safe and economical than the rigid truck. Also noted are Society events and large hotel gatherings of local clubs and notable guests at Boston hotels for the evening.
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New England Railroad Club
United States
George Richards
F. D. Adams
Boston & Albany Railroad
Sisum
Brooklyn
Capela Club
Quincy House
George L. Betts
Young’s Hotel
American Academy of Dental Science
Young's Hotel
Massachusetts Street Railway Association
Boston Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Parker House
J. T. Armstrong and
Wits
Keene, N. H
H. C. Baker
Philadelphia
Conn
A. M. White
Waterbury
Myr
A. A. Putnam
Chicago
Arthur Boynton
Mendenhall
Washington
B. B. Smalley
Borington
VI. Vendome
J. S. Newbury
New York
Albert Nicholson
Worcester
Mass
Algerton Winthrop
F. Bronson
J. Bronson Winthrop
W. D. Sawyer
Dover
N. H
Miles Kt
Bracewell
North Adams
James C. Sawyer
New Haven
Harry W. Merrill
Tremont
L. M. Heyman
Age York
Cal
Hayden
Aurora
Iic
George Fk. Miles
Montreal
C. H. Merrill
St. Johnsbury
George I. Kennyett
Newport
N. A
Godine
C. R. Milliken
Portland
Young’s
William L. Voigt
N. H. Briggs
Cincinnati
H. Gerry
German Marine Rescues Comrade After Overboard Jump
Carl C. Adams a German marine corps member was pulled from the water near the wharf between the grain elevator and the ferry on Eastern avenue by Officer Jones. He said a companion named Joseph O Toole leaped overboard after threatening self-harm. Adams lunged to save him but nearly drowned, then warmed at the station before returning to the navy yard.
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Carl C. Adams
Marine Corps
Eastern Avenue
Jones
Adams
Joseph O’toole
O'Toole
Navy Yard
Face memory lapse prompts call for-Paine’s Celery Compound cure claim
A Boston Globe account describes a bank president puzzled by memory loss and digestive woes. An associate credits a year earlier consultation with Dr Bradley and Paine's Celery Compound as the remedy that restored energy and health.
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Boston Globe
Sale Notice for Pewabic Mining Properties in Michigan
Public auction set for December 20 1890 at 10 a m at the Circuit Court front door in Houghton Michigan to sell extensive Pewabic Mining Company real estate and mining rights including stamp mill plant engines machinery and equipment tied to sections 25 and surrounding tracts in township 55 north range 34 west with multiple reservations leases and legal caveats described in detail in the chancery order of May 6 1890 and deeds records.
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Nome Circuit Court OF the
United States
Western District of Michigan
Northern Division
Inchancery
Thomas HH. Mason
William Hart Smith
Sullivan Ballou
Pewabie Mining Company
Johnson Vivian
Henry Billings
Thomas HH. Perkins
Alden Ws. Kuttrick
Daniel L. Demmon
Pewabie Copper Company
Circuit Court of the United States
Thomas H. Mason
Thomas H. Perkins
Alden B. Pbattrick
Stamp Mill
Portage Lake
Pewabic Mining Company
August Coburn
Wilitai
Tewk
Saing
Office of the Register of Deeds
Koughton County
Michigan
Isaac Jones
Samme
the Register of Deeds
Lane
Franklin Mining Company
Register
Detroit & Lake Superior Copper Company
Iaid Pewabsec Mining Company
Samuel F. Hodge
John Senter
Pewahbic Mining Company
Said
Liber
Joseph Hlainel
Algo
William Hosking
Register of Evens
Felows
Pewabic
Thomas Odgers
John Philips
Office of
Register of Deeds
Quincey
Hodges
Houghton
Baid
Raine
Thomas W. Edwards
Pewabie
Houghtton
Marquette, Mich
Peter White
Dickinson, Thurber & Stevenson
Thomas B. Dunstan
Alfred Russell
Boston Heating Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
American Loan &Trust Company
Suffolk
City of
Boston
Broad Street
Atlantic Avenue
Fort Hill Wharf
Commissioner
John L. Batchelder
Heston Heating Company
Elisha Thayer
American Loan & Trust Company
Hyps
Dickinson & Howe
Through Car Service in Effect November 4 1890 Boston Lines
Rail travel details list multiple Boston departures and Wagner Vestibuled Cars. Services include to Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago Detroit Buffalo and St Louis via Big Four Route and connections through Albany. Evening No 7 and No 19 schedules with daily and Sunday exceptions. vestibuled sleeping and buffet cars noted.
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Boston
Wagner
Cleveepee
Cincinnnati
Chicago
Albany
St. Louis
Leavesa
Excent Saunday
Detroit
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
Cimeinnati
Reaves
Baily
M.C. K.R
Rae
Louis
BostonSchedules for Through Trains to New York
No 83 leaves Boston 9 00 a m except Sunday with drawing room cars to New York arriving 3 30 p m six and one half hours No 49 leaves Boston 11 00 a m except to New York arriving 6 30 p m six and one half No 75 New York Limited leaves Boston 4 00 p m daily drawing room cars to New York arriving 10 00 p m only six hours Elegant Wining Car between Boston and Springfield No 63 Night Express departs 11 00 p m daily with sleeping cars to New York arriving 6 00 a m
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Boston
Sanday
New York
New York Limited
Springfield
Park Square Station
Stonington
Oo. m
Washington Street
Park Square
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Fall River
Equal Rights
Dr. McGlynn
Dr. Hate
Appalachian Club
Papal
Eze
Amherst, Cumnock
Hamilton Upton
Crocker Finlay
Moree Cranetonieeise
I. S.assees Lowis
Covees SteWart Shea
Alen Hallowell
Kaley Dean
Lyall Lake
Denald Corbett
Cutler B. Trafford
Pratt
Marshall
Perry
Lynn
The
Railroads
Boston & Albany R. R
Hartford
Kneeland Street
Hanson
Fall River Line
Plymouth
Puritan
Old Colony Railroad
Pier 25
N. K
Murray Street
Jersey City
Annex Boat
Old State House
J. KR. Kendrick
Geo. L. Connor
L Pass
LH. Palmer
J. W. Miller
J. W. Richardson
O. H. Briggs
Basta
New London
Providence
Worese Hartford
N. Y
Preelahan
Hal Due
NCY Notices
Middlesex
James G. Badger
Cambridge
Geo. W. W. Saville
Jommonwehealto
Massachemse
Notar
Charles Howkins
Medford
Geo
W. W. Saville
Danny Sheriff
Meassenger
Massachousetts
Ss—Court OF Insol- Y
Benjamin Hammond
Court Street
Nefe
John Jefferies & Sons
Devonshire Street
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield Street
N. B
Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
Boston Stock Exchange
Caller Land Co
Kreckton St. Ry. Co
Long Island RR. Co
West End St. Ry
Fastern RR
Highland St. Ry
Pacific Mills
Merrimack Man. Co
Alen
McKay & Bigelow Heel
Mach. Asso
Suffolk N. Bank
Metropolitan N. Tank
N. Webster Bank
Tremont N. Bank
M. Union Bank
Columbian N. Bank
Mechanics’ N. Bank
Merchants’ Nat. Bank
Metropolitan Nat. Bank
Blackstone N. Bank
Lowell Mfg
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Merrimac Mfg
Revere Beach
LUC LI
American Ins
Harris Palatial Car Co
N. Tube Works Up
American Ins. Co
Westinghouse Flee
St. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Winnisimmet
Deiham N. Bank
Fliet Ins. Co
Boston Towboat Co. i de Firemen’s Ins. Co
County of Ramsay
Burl. & Mo. Riv
L. G
Newport & Richford RR
Ginasarteee
Fox River Valley RR
Consol. RR
Elk Horn & Mo. Valley RR
M.S
Eastern RE
City of Cincinnati Gs
R. L. Day & Co
Steen
Boston Water Iower Co
Hares Lawrence Gas Light Co
Do Lawrence Mig.Co
Do Lawrence Gas Light Co
Portland (Me
Worcester Gas Light Co
Laconia Co. Cin
Ian. & Cleve
Mt. Vernon
Merchants
Columbian Nat
Citizens’ Bk
Wichita
Kan
Hamilton
Boston Lead
Manchester Millis
Rutland RR
Pfa
Passmusic Rivers RR
Worcester Gas Lt
Eliot Ins
Ft. Payne Rolling Mills
Reece Button Hole M. Co
American Waltham Watch Co
Kansas City
Packing & Chase Refrigerator Co
McKay & Big
Heeling M. Asso
Brookline Gas Light Co
Globe Investment Co
Ace Loan
Boston & Alvany RR
Sta & Cinn
Sas City
Memphis
Birmingham
Sandusky & Res RR
Rapid Tel. Co
Itu
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
California Fruit
Lewis Wharf
Snow & CO
Fultou St
Almeria
SS. Pavonia
Concord Grapes
Messina
Mortgagepe
NEW York & New England Railroad Company
Francis Hathaway
New Hedford
Bristol
Sufolk
Said Hathaway
Federal Street
Tisdale Drake
Wiswell
Said Street
Harbor Commissioners
Said Davis
Lowell Institution For Savings
Nathaniel Davis
Painancial
New Hampshire Trust
Manchester
Orin Hawkes
Western
John Jeffries & Sons
Associated Charities
Huntington Hall
Charles Russell Lowell
Base of
Connaught
Hadji Ephraim Benguiat
Tremont St
Boylatom
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