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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1890

Page

5

DANGER OF FREE COINAGE DEMAND SINGLED OUT

Washington dispatch analyzes the free coinage threat driven by the Farmers Alliance with Western lawmakers poised to pressure for action. It discusses Harrison's likely veto risk, party splits, and the chance Congress may enact free coinage within months.

Farmers’ Alliance Congress West Speaker Teed New England New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Ricubereth West Virginia Ohio South Carolina Harrison Treasury Department Secretary of the Treasury Fifty-second Congress United States

The New Church Club Meets at Rev James Reed Home

The New Church Club held its monthly gathering at 12 Louisburg square with President Julien K Smythe presiding. Two new members Dr John Dyke and Dr M W Turner were admitted. Rev T F Wright of the Cambridge Theological School read an essay on guiding conduct by heavenly precedents versus learned principles and discussed Swedenborg.

New Church Club James Reed Louisburg Square Julien K. Smythe John Dyke Melrose M. W. Turner Brookline T. F. Wright New Church Theological School Cambridge Whright Earth Swedenborg

Could Not Be Trusted In Poor Debtor’s Oath Refused

In a Boston poor debtors court Judge Ely denied Silas S. Drew’s request to take an oath he would not flee if released from bonds tied to civil suits. The judge noted Drew’s prior oath to bail for Edmund K. Dandrow claiming $30,000 to $40,000 value, which the court deemed false, and cited Drew’s absence from creditors’ first meeting while sick but traveling, suggesting potential perjury and unreliability.

Ely Silas S. Drew Edmund K. Dandrow Drew Boston

Remains of Major General George Crook Buried at Arlington

The body of Major General George Crook was brought to Washington from Oakland Maryland and buried with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. Escorts included General Schofield General Breck Colonel Corbin Webb Hayes Colonel Stanton Captain Bourke and Lieutenants Cannon and Andrews.

Washington George Crook Oakland National Cemetery Arlington Schofield Breck H. C. Corbin Webb Hayes I. H. Stanton John G. Bourke Cannon and Andrews

Market notes from New York and Boston amid Clearing House action

The market in New York was influenced by Clearing House action creating easier monetary conditions and improved sentiment. The piece notes the panic nature of the move, pressure from bankers to curb distrust, and looks ahead to potential declines in commercial activity. It highlights Boston as showing no weakness, strong copper demand, and talks of Villard stocks, railroad shares, and Northern Pacific price prospects. It also mentions earnings for Northern Pacific, Toledo Kansas City & St Louis, and looming railroad control changes, plus mining and sugar trust observations.

New York Clearing House Association Clearing House Boston

Strauss Farewell Engagement Tickets Sell Fast at Boston Music Hall

A subscription sale for Strauss's Boston Music Hall farewell engagement on November 25 26 27 and 30 remains open with strong demand. The fifth Sunday popular concert promises the best program yet featuring Louise Natali Nella Brown Pond Constantin Sternberg Knoll Marie McNeil Edith Christie and the Orpheus Instrumental Quartetic in musical novelties following a noted festival appearance.

Strauss Boston Music Hall Louise Natali Nella Brown Pond Constantin Sternberg Knoll Marie McNeil Point of Pines Edith Christie Orpheus Instrumental

Astronomer Honored At National Academy Session

The second day opened with private talks on the president's message to Congress and business. Dr Arthur Auwers of Berlin received the Watson medal with a $100 gold gratuity, as head of the Astronomische Gesellschaft. Dr J Walter Fewkes presented a phonograph study of American Indian languages and music, using Zuni and Passamaquoddy samples.

National Academy Academy Watson Medal Arthur Auwers Berlin Germany Watson Fundi de, Auwers Astronomische Gesellschaft Astronomical Society G. F. Barker Philadelphia G. J. Brush New Haven T. N. Gill United States Fish Commission J. 8. Newberry School of Mines New York City J. Walter Fewkes Boston Society of Natural History Cushing Passamaquoddy Fewkes Zuniland Maine Morse Powell Theovernment W. A. Rogers Colby University Waterville B. A. Gould J. S. Newberry Great Falls Montana Missouri Potomac Europe Newberry Marsh Cambridge Harvard Pickering W. Bb. Rogers Marlboro Street Newton Chandler Jupiter

Harvard Clubs and Races Highlight Busy Fall Season

Harvard Cycling Association schedules the fall handicap road race on the Chestnut Hill course for Saturday at 3 p m. A long winter concert tour by the Glee Banjo Guitar and Mandolin clubs spans New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Washington Philadelphia with a Cambridge concert December 18 at Sanders Theatre. Additional Boston area concerts run November 21 in Springfield December 3 Newton Centre December 6 at the Boston Athletic Club December 11 Eliot Hall Jamaica Plain and December 20 Boston Art Club. The Shooting Club accepts a Yale challenge for a Springfield match on Harvard Yale day. The hare and hounds run faced delays yesterday due to missing paper supply with H A Davis and J Manley laying a route through Longfellow estate Norton woods and Somerville before reaching the observatory.

The Cycling Association Chestnut Hill Glee, Banjo Guitar New York Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Washington Philadelphia Harvard Cambridge Sanders Theatre Boston Springfield Newton Centre Boston Athletic Club Eliot Hall Jamaica Plain Boston Art Club Shooting Club Yale Hares H. A. Davis J. Manley Longfellow Estate Norton’s Woods Somerville Observatory J. P. King S. Lowell

Marriages Record From This City November Events

In this city on November 11 and 12 multiple marriages took place. Frank Dutton wed Juline Blanche Merrill of Boston. Fred E. Durgin married Katie P. Rich of Winthrop. John Hurd Hutchins tied with Olivia Lee Endicott. Sidney H. Keizer wed Lizzie Fitzgerald. William P. Downe married Emma Josephson. All ceremonies conducted by listed reverends.

Canton Keizer—Fitzgerald William Elliot Grittis D.D Sidney H. Keizer Lizzie &. Fitzgerald Towne—Josephson Reuben Kidner William P. Downe Emma Josephson

What Takes Them Off Pneumonia Health Advice

An article contends pneumonia arises from indoor heat contrasts with cold outdoor air. It urges prompt action at first symptoms and favors a stimulant approach, endorsing Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicinal aid to balance circulation and relieve congestion.

Duffy

Harvard Overseers Vote on Davenport Proctor and Walcott Fellow

A special meeting of Harvard College overseers at 50 State Street approved appointing Charles Benedict Davenport as proctor for 1890 91 and electing Henry Pickering Walcott as a corporation fellow. The board also favored initiating publication of monographs on various subjects per visiting committees reports and supporting conditions for Peabody Museum funding as outlined in current year reports.

Harvard College State Street Solomon Lincoln Charles Benedict Davenport A.B Proctor Henry Pickering Walcott Peabody Museum

Constitutional Catarrh Remedy Advocated by Hooda

The statement presents catarrh as a constitutional disease and promotes Hooda's Sarsaparilla as a suitable constitutional remedy to purify the blood.

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