Banquet Talk Sparks Political Debate at New York Chamber
The excerpt recounts speeches by Carl Schurz and George William Curtis praising education and commerce, followed by William Depew and Grover Cleveland banter about reciprocity and the presidency. President Harrison declines a Chamber of Commerce banquet invitation, citing preoccupations with Congress.
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Carl Schurz
New York
Fifth Avenue
Newport
Pan
Buenos Ayres
Rio
Zanzibar
Stars and Stripes
Europe
George William Curtis
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Depew
Congressman Springer
Cleveland
Knight
Depew
Springer
Largison
Morison dies at 74. Baltimore Peabody Institute founder
Mathaniel Holmes Morison, provost of the Peabody Institute in Baltimore, dies after a brief illness. The Cambridge and Boston connections are noted, with emphasis on his library project, its unique reference role, and a lifetime of scholarly lectures. He leaves a widow, a daughter, and five sons.
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N. H. Morison
Baltimore
Mathaniel Holmes Morison
Peabody Institute
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Morison
Harvard
Peterboro
N. H
New
United States
Wen
Deaths and obituaries from New England region
The Rev Albert Gould of Chicopee died yesterday in Lynn from rheumatism of the heart while en route to Deer Island to attend a funeral. He was about sixty, Wesleyan graduate, revival organizer, and Maple Street Church preacher. formerly in Newburyport and joined the New England Conference in 1858. General George C McKee died in Jackson Miss. He was born Oct 2 1837, served in the Union Army, and later served Mississippi in Congress. The Rev Father Papin, a French nobleman and cousin of Chambord, died in New York after typhoid fever. John W Atwell of Orono Me died suddenly of double pneumonia at sixty five. he served in Maine Legislature and Governor Perham’s staff. James G Ford, eighty two, died at Dedham. Civil War leather merchant in Boston.
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Albert Gould
Chicopee
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Lynn
Swampscott
Deer Island
Gould
Wesleyan University
New England
Maple Street
Newburyport
George C. McKee
Jackson
Miss
Joliet
Mississippi
Father Papin
Comte de Chambord
St. Vincent’s Hospital
New York
John W. Atwell
Orono
Maine
Perham
James G. Ford
High Street
Dedham
Boston
Naval duty updates and board action announced
Washington November 18 naval orders place Lieutenant W R Harris at the Naval Academy and Surgeon J J Ayres on the receiving ship Wabash. Boatswain Hollowell Dickenson is detached from the Franklin and ordered before a retiring board.
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Washington
Naval
W. R. Harris
Naval Academy
J. J. Ayres
Wabash
Hollowell Dickenson
Franklin
The Growth of the Revenues and Treasury Circulation
A report by Treasurer Huston to Secretary Windom details fiscal year results ending June 30. Ordinary revenues reached 403,030,982 with a 16,030,923 rise, mainly from internal revenue, while ordinary expenditures rose 15,739,871 to 297,736,436. Surplus 105,344,496 included 20,304,224 in bond premiums. Notes on gold and silver stocks, deposits, liabilities, and debt reductions are provided, with shifts in the circulating medium and compliance changes under July 1890 acts.
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WasHindon
United States
James 8. Huston
Windom
Treasury
Post Office Department
Deposi
New York
Pacific Railroad
Indian Trust Fund
National Bank
Department
Cleveland letter praises Pattison victory in Pennsylvania
A Nov 7 letter from Grover Cleveland to Hon. Robert E. Pattison condemns opposition to Pattison’s election as Governor of Pennsylvania. Cleveland commends Pattison’s fight for honesty, criticizes the wrongs of the opposing party, and thanks voters who supported Pattison under Democratic auspices.
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Puinapelpuin
Cleveland
Pattison
New York
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Doone
Grover Cleveland
Robert E. Pattison
Philadelphia
Penn
Biddeford Aldermen Cleared by Jury Verdict
In Portland on November 18 the jury found the Biddeford Aldermen not guilty after a one hour deliberation. They are set to appear at the next term to face two additional indictments should the government pursue further trials.
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Biddeford
Portland
Georgia elects Gordon U.S. Senator amid excitement
In Atlanta on November 18 John B. Gordon was elected U S Senator to succeed Joseph E. Brown with 25 votes to 19 in the Senate and 84 in the House after a dramatic roll call and ensuing enthusiasm. A special from Atlanta notes Gordon narrowly lacked a majority in the House before Speaker Howell voted for him. Also in Wyoming Francis E F Warren was elected U S Senator on the sixth ballot in Cheyenne, with James M Carey named as his colleague.
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Atlanta
John B. Gordon
United States
Joseph E. Brown
Senate
Gordon
House
Washington
Troops Deployed to Check Indians on Dakota Frontier
News from Omana and Minneapolis reports Fort Omaha Fort Robinson Fort Niobrara and Fort Russell troops ordered out to hold Pine Ridge and Rosebud Indians in check. Rapid troop movement expected with 2000 troops anticipated and hundreds of settlers seeking safety as guards and rifles distributed. Sentiments among Mandan and Standing Rock bands described. Ruger tour notes no war signals but tension persists.
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Omana
Neb
Fort Omaha
Fort Robinson
Fort Niobrara
Fort Russell
Wyo
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
Dakota Frontier
Minneapolis
Minn
the Tribune
South Dakota
West End County
Bismarck
Glenallen
New Salem
McLaughlin
Buncombe
St. Plurn
General Ruger
Department of Dakota
Woodruff
Northwest
Ruger
Mandan
Cannon Ball River
Stanainge
Rock Agency
Humph
Standing Rock
Dakota
the Platte
Tongue River
Dana Biography by Adams Shows Dana as Lawyer and Social Figure
Boston reviewer charitably assesses Charles Francis Adams's two volume biography of Richard Henry Dana. It praises Adams's balanced critique, notes Dana's anti slavery stance within constitutional bounds, and highlights Dana's legal talent while deeming his political reach limited by temperament and era.
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Richard Henry Dana
Adams
Mr. Dana
Dana
Boston
Havor
Emerson
Longfellow
Boy
Marshall
William Beach Lawrence
Wheaton
Free Soil
Massachusetts
Essex
Butler
England
Shaw
Clifford
Dexter
Bartlett
Palfrey
Loring
Curtis
Howe
Parker
Russell
Gray
Burlingame
Republican
Lawrence
Senate
Saturday Club
Hawthorne
Thackeray
Lowell’s
Times
Free Soil Group
Dogs That Hunt Derby At Otterburn Shift To High Point
At Otterburn Springs Virginia trials proved poor due to heavy cover and few birds, so the Eastern Field Trial Club moved the rest of the member stake to High Point North Carolina. Weather was clear and warm, birds plentiful, and the Derby may be decided by night with many Eastern gentlemen and some from England in attendance.
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Hie Point
N. C
Sprcrat
Eastern Field Trial Club
Otterburn Springs
High Point
Coyote
T. M. Brumby
Paul Bo
Paul Gladstone
Nelly Bly
Tapster
King of Kent
Hope
Dill
Toledo Blade
Reveller
Rupert
Ightfield
Woodnill Bruce
Tyke
Lrap, Jr
Maid of Kent
England
Kernwood Club House Opens in Malden Receiving Guests
The Kernwood Club house on Kernwood street Ward 3 debuted with ceremonies November 18. A reception and banquet followed by dancing drew about 400 guests from Boston Somerville Charlestown Chelsea Everett and surrounding towns. The wood building features a bowling alley billiard rooms smoking and reception areas as well as a dining hall. Furnishings cost around 5000. Current membership runs about 150 including leading local businessmen.
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Malden
Kernwood
Kernwood Street
Ward 3
Boston
Somerville
Charlestown
Chelsea
Everett
Vermont Proposes Broad Corporate Tax Law For Railways and Banks
The Vermont legislature introduces a comprehensive corporate tax bill to replace the invalidated 1882 law. It taxes railroads, insurance, telegraph and telephone firms, steamboats, sleeping car and express companies, savings banks, trust outfits, mortgage firms and others on property, business and gross earnings, with rates from six-tenths of 1 percent to 7 tenths of 1 percent, plus minimums for small corporations and exemptions for charitable, literary and religious bodies. A commissioner of state taxes would oversee appraisal and filings, with penalties including dissolution for nonpayment.
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Montpelier
Supreme Court
Vermont
Fires Reported Across Towns With Varying Losses
A series of fires reported November 18 includes a sugar refinery blaze at Ponte Palms plantation causing 90 000 in losses with 50 000 insured. Twiss barn fire in North Tewks bury with 3 000 loss, insured 2 500. A barn fire at Partridge Cove Ellsworth with 1 500 loss, partial insurance. Willard farm buildings burn at West Levant, 1 200 insured. Chimney fire at Edison Electric Light Works Head Place. minor damage. Pocket handkerchiefs burned in Shackland's dry goods. trifling damage. Baker Cocoa Company stand fire caused by defective gas. several hundred dollars loss. Beaconsfield Terrace cellar fire in Brookline. 1 000 insured. spontaneous combustion.
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Houma
Ponte Palms
Tom Hebert
Fred Crooks
Lowett
Luther
John Twiss
North Tewksbury
Ellsworth
Partridge Cove
Lamoine
B. F. Gray
Banner
Albert Willard
West Levant
Edison Electric Light Works
Head Place
Shackland
West Broadway
Engine 8
Baker’s Cocoa Company
Mechanics
Dr. Paine
Beaconsfield Terrace
Beacon and
Tappan Streets
Brookline
Eugene R. Knapp
Miss Marlowe Faces Critical Relapse Amid Fever Recovery
Philadelphia reports Miss Marlowe, after three weeks with typhoid fever, is now threatened by facial and neck abscesses. Her condition has grown critically unstable again.
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Philadelphia
Marlowe
Not a Local Disease
An analysis explains that catarrh is not a local disease since infection travels through the blood from the head to other organs. It argues blood impurities, not local symptoms, cause illness and that circulating blood distributes impurities to the heart liver stomach kidneys and beyond.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offered For Catarrh Cure
An advertisement asserts catarrh can only be cured by remedies that attack the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a constitutional treatment that purges impurities and permanently cures catarrh, with many testimonials of success.
Auction Sales on Wednesday November 19 1890
A large charity and financial instrument sale to be held Wednesday November 19 1890 at 12 m listing banks railroad stocks and corporate shares from Tremont N Bank to City of Cincinnati and New England companies. Includes numerous railroad bonds and city securities with shares in banks gaslight and insurance firms and several railroad concerns.
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Tremont N. Bank
N. Union Bank
Suffolk N. Ban
Metropolitan N. Bank
N. Webster Bank
Slackstone N. Bank
Dedham N. Bank
Merrimack Man. Co
Franklin Co
Lewiston
Ance Fe Fin
Boston Stock Exchange Members Readily Appraised Free
On Wednesday November 19 1890 at 1130 a m 20 shares American Loan Trust Co etc. a large list of bonds stocks and notes to be appraised free of charge by order of trustees executrix and other managers. The assortment includes city and rail stock from Boston Albany RR Maine Central RR and National Banks with bonds from towns and utilities and several manufacturing concerns.
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American Loan & ‘Trust Co
Worcester Gas Light Co
North Nat. Bank
Dakota Loan & Trust Co
Watertown
South Dakota
Salem Gas Light Co
Newton & Watertown Gas Light Co
Brookline Gas Light Co
N. Y
N. E. Nso
Kansas City, Scott & Memphis RR
E.& T. Barnaw Co
Waidoboro
Boston & Albany RR
Chicago & West Michigan RR
Maine Central RR
Mt. Vernon Nat. Bk
Metropolitan Nat. Bank
Newton Nat
Newton
Bank of Fort Payne. Co
Merrimack Mig. Co
Laconia Mfg. Co
Boston Lead Mig. Co
Manchester Mills
Cin
Ian. & Cleve. RR
Lawrence Gas Light Co
Ft. Payne Rotling Mills
McKay & Big
D. M. Asso
Mercantile Loan & Trust Co
Boston
de Neptune Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
East Tennessee Land Co
American Rapid Tel. Co
District of Columbia
State of New Hampshire
Winfield Mortgage & Trust Co
Wakefield Rattan Co
American Ed . Trust Co
Aleo
Hamilton Mfg. Co
Chicago Junction Ry. Co
Union Stock Yards Co
Chicago
Stock Holdings From Various Firms in Early 20th Century List
A dated financial snippet lists 250 shares of Dunakin Mining Co 100 shares of de LBusell Trimmer Co and 25 000 shares of New Hampshire Trust Co of Manchester debenture Series B dated Oct 1 1908 with optional after Oct 1 1891 plus 10 shares First Nat Bank of Wilmington N C and 100 shares San Miguel Gold Placers Co indicating a compact record of holdings and securities transfer or holding statements from executors and trustees.
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Dunakin Mining Co
Lbusell Trimmer Co
First Nat. Bk. of
Wilmington, N.C
New Hampshire Trust Co
Manchester
N. H
San Miguel Gold Placers Co
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Boston
A notice announces a mortgagee's sale of real estate in Boston, listing the property to be sold under the power of sale. The filing identifies the lender, the debtor, and the court authority, with sale terms and the auction date to be set. Potential bidders are advised to review the mortgage documents and local public notice requirements.
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Bos
Nathan G. Green
Boston
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Sassachusetts
Suffolk
West Chester Park
Fuller and Whitney
Meio Pusicn
John P. Webber
William Gray
Haviland Street
Nathan Matthews
Augustine Shurtleff
Helen Francis
Samuel A. Shurtlen
Eixecutrix
Boston Turnverein
William 8. White
Elizabeth J. Appleton
Edward S. Rhodes
Howell Matson
Martha A. Matson
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Executive Mansion
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Benjamin Harrison
Army and Navy Gazette
Business OF the Treasury
Georgia
NEW Books
Eastern
North Carolina
Kerrnwood Club House
Louisiana
Miss Marlowe
Fiood
C.I. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Workman
F’g Company
George
Silsbee, Trens
Water St
Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Ware N. Bank
Eastern RR
Conn. River RR. Co
North N. Bank
Boston Tow Boat Co
City of
Chattanooga Land Co
Brookline Gaslight Co
Rutland RR
Middlesex St. Ry. Co
Bank of Republic
Atlantic N. Bank
New England Telephone Co
Dexter Woollen Millis
Sminvonntuk Jlb
Revere
Beach & Lynn RR
Cedar Falls & Minnesota RR
St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain
Old Colony RR
McKay Metallic Fastening Assn
American Ins
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Eliot Ins
Firemen’s Ins
Essex Co
Maverick N. Bank
Merrimack Man
Hamilton Man
Merchants
Do National Car Co
Do National Tube Works
Do National Bk. of Commerce
Boylston
Do Mths Bk
Boston Water Power Co
Chelsea Gaslight Co
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Lincoln's Wharf
Commercial Street
Almeria
Paventa
Kansas
Florida
Gate City
Lewis Wharf
Jamaica
Ethelred
Boston Fruit Co
Long Wharf
Messina
St. Albans
Snow & CO
Falten St. Birect
C. K. Morrison & CO
Faneuil Hall
California
C. F. Libbie & CO
Hayward Place
Henry J. Steere Esq
Providence
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield St
Real Estate
Ofice Globe Building
American Midland Railway
Chicaco de New York Central
Joel Hayden & CO
Milk Street
Mastern Cies
Andrew A. Meyer
Treas
South
Anniston City Land CO
Ss. EK. Cassino
Anniston
Ala
Boston and Vicinity
ST. Paul
Devonshire Street
John Jefferies & Sons
Devonshire St
Custom House
Aaron R. Gan & CO
Stree