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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1889

Page

5

Boston Gets 7 O'Clock Evening Mail Delivery

Postmaster Corse of Boston confirms a seven o'clock evening delivery service starting December 1 extending to Back Bay and business districts. Six additional carriers will be employed. The move sparks partisan debate, but local officials emphasize bipartisan support and liberal postal funding.

Wasarmadoy Sprctat Boston Vilas Cleveland Dickinson Harrison Wanamaker Corse Hendrix Brooklyn Rice Springfield Hlaggett Lowell

Treasury report shows bonds issued and held abroad

General Rosecrans records for 1888 that 21 500 bonds worth 108 894 350 were issued and 85 149 bonds worth 231 811 450 were canceled. Total outstanding bonds stand at 762 428 812 with abroad holdings at 10 362 856. Domestic holders include individuals, trustees, insurance firms, and banks, with notable declines in several sectors. Treasury notes total 813 865 items, most unlikely to be redeemed, boosting government gains near one million dollars.

W. 8. Rosecrans Register of the Treasury Mutual Benefit Treasury

Bruce May Succeed Recorder Trotter in District of Columbia

A circulation report claims President Cleveland may appoint B. K. Bruce recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia, replacing Trotter. Bruce, former Treasury register under Arthur, has lived in Washington since 1881 and would fulfill a pledge to appoint District men.

Bruce Register of the Treasury Arthur Washington General Rosecrans Congress

Secretary Noble to Act on Related Pension Cases

Secretary Noble continues consideration of related pension cases involving Pension Bureau staff. He plans dismissal and recovery of funds for employees who helped obtain increases in violation of law, while ensuring against injustice. H A Phillips, chief of the middle division, has resigned and is among the related pensioners.

Noble Pension Bureau Interior Department H. A. Phillips Pension Office Phillips Ellen McGinnis Ellen Shine Boston Suffolk Jobn W. Dolan Washington Street

Treasury Orders Duty Free Treatment for Stage Scenery Imports

The Treasury Department directs Collector Saltonstall to admit scenery costumes and props for Mr. Wilson Barrett's company free of duty under the tariff for professional instruments of trade. Articles imported on the Cephalonia Sept 29 and the Scythia Oct 6 were charged duty. the collector must reliquidate entries and refund duties per department decisions and U.S. Court opinions in related cases.

Treasury Department Saltonstall Wilson Barrett United States Cephalonia Scythia Custom House Department United States Court

Proposals Opened for 20 000 Metallic Rifle Blank Cartridges

General 5S V Benet opened bids from United States Cartridge Company Winchester and Union Metallic Cartridge Company to supply 20 000 blank rifle cartridges at 1350 dollars per 1000. Delivery ranged from immediate to eight days. Edward Ford of Pittsburg Plate Glass asks Treasury for fifty skilled laborers to keep plant operating.

General 5S. V. Benet Ordnance U.S.A Frankfort Arsenal Philadelphia United States Cartridge Company Lowell Mass Winchester Repeating Arms Company New Haven Edward Ford Pittsburg Plate Glass Company Treasury Department

Alien labor rule blocks new glass industry expansion

Acting Secretary Batcheller stated that importing laborers for a growing glass industry cannot be permitted due to the alien contract labor law which is absolute and must be enforced, noting that leaded glass has been produced in the country for over twenty years.

Batcheller

Stebbins Appointment Approved as Boston Post Office Secretary

The Civil Service Commission approved Edward E. Stebbins for secretary of the examining board in the Boston Post Office. He is a relatively recent appointee praised by the postmaster for intelligence and integrity.

Stebbins Civil Service Commission Edward E. Stebbins Boston Post Office

New Chief Justice Appointed for Idaho

The President named James Hi. Beatty of Idaho as chief justice of Idaho, appointing him to lead the state’s high court and oversee judicial matters.

Idaho James Hi. Beatty

Brazil Delegates Return to Seats at American Congress

Secretary Blaine opened the International American Congress but ceded the chair to Dr. Guzman of Nicaragua. Brazilian minister Valente announced Brazil would take seats and present credentials. Henderson urged welcoming Brazil into the republics, while Mexico and others favored delaying. Rules debated over recognition methods. session adjourned to Monday. A Rio de Janeiro despatch forwarded police credentials and official notice.

Blainee International American Congress Guzman Nicaragua Committee On Valente Republic of Brazil Henderson United States Colombia San Salvador Senor Romero Mexico England Spain Russia Uruguay Venezuela Coolidge Estee Senor Quintana Mendonca Bucayuva Provisional Government of

Paper Makers Conference Votes Limited Mills Closings

At Springfield on November 21 the paper makers voted to close mills three days at Thanksgiving and nine days at Christmas. A seven member committee will decide on further closings before the Saratoga meeting in July. The vote was unanimous as jobbers push for price relief while manufacturers seek stable prices.

Springfield Saratoga Edward S. Rhodes Hoston Suffolk Boston Post Boston Joan W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Massachd x Setts Mary Priscoll Daniel F. Driscoll Daniel Driscoll Mary Driscoll Patrick Driscoll Lowell Middlesex Mary Joan W. McKim. Esquire

Gentlemen Dine at The Revere House Quietly Refined

A private dinner venue the Revere House offers quiet refined fare and attentive service for discerning guests seeking an elevated dining experience.

Revere House

Marriages in this city Nov 19 20 at Trinity Church

Beaumont Perkins Mary second daughter of late Charles C Perkins. Bauer Anderson Martin Bauer Adelaide M Anderson. Hodgson McLean Oscar Hodgdon Eugenia KL McLean. Jenness Hoyt William Jenness Annie M Hoyt. Pine Stairs Gilbert J Pine Addie C Stairs. Northrop Hamlin Emerenzo Northrop Charlotte S Hamlin.

Eugenia KL. McLean Boston Jenness—Hooyt M. R. Deming William Jeaness Malden Annie M. Hoyt Pine—Stairs Albert S. Stafford J.P Gilbert J. Pine Addie C. Stairs Northrop Hamlin Wayland R. F. Gordon Emerenzo Northrop Charlotte S. Hamlin Sudbury

Obituary notices dated November from Boston area

A list of obituaries for residents and relatives connected to Boston area towns. Names include Adaline W Bates, Harry Clifford Bemis, Ann Boyle, John H Brown, Timothy Clifford, Betsey T Emerson, Samuel W Flagg, M C Greene M D, Lucretia Howland, Henry W Howard, Joan Hagerty, Margaret Hagerty, Maria Johnson, Elizabeth Kearns, John Lynch, Robert A McKirdy, Charles Alonzo Morse, Lillian Travis Nelson, Annie M Palmer, Frank B Somes, Dudley L Wiggin, with ages and prior towns across Beverly Charlestown Melrose West Somerville Foxboro Tonawanda Camden Longmont San Francisco Lynn Lowell.

Bates Danversport Adaline W John P. Bates Joseph Pickett Beverly Bemiss Tonawanda N. Y Harry Clifford Bemis Boyle Charlestown Ann John Boyle Brown Boston Highlands John H. Brown Clifford Timothy Clifford Emerson Melrose Betsey T. Emerson R. E. Emerson Flagg South Framingham Samuel W. Flagg Providence Greene West Somerville M. C. Greene Boston Howland Lucretia B James Howland New Bedford Howard Henry W. Howard Chicago Hagerty Joan Hagerty Margaret Hagerty Johnson Foxboro Maria Lucas Johnson Sharon Kearns Elizabeth Kearns Lynch Camden N. J John Lynch McKirdy Robert A. MccKirdy Morse San Francisco Cal Charles Alonzo Morse Hazen Morse Haverhill Hoston Nelson Longmont Col Lillian Travis Sarah H Dames T. Nelson Palmer South Duxbury Annie M. Palmer Astine Somes Lynn Frank B. Somes Wiggin Lowell Dudley L. Wiggin

Market drift with mixed stamps from state street

The New York market showed little overall movement with sugar selling down and Manitoba and Chicago Burling ton & Quincy advancing on dividend news. Local markets were dull, Atchison held firm while Lamson weakened. Clearing House money eased to 6 percent, and rail and bond news spurred cautious optimism among investors. CAPE Cod.

New York Manitoba Chicago, Burlington & Quincy

Warning Beacons Warn of Nervous Illness Cure

A promotional notice compares warning signals to lighthouse beams and urges readers to use Dr Greene’s Nervura as a remedy for nervous exhaustion and related symptoms. It claims the product can cure these conditions and saves health and life, listing price and the Boston address for consultation.

Dr. Greene Greene Temple Place Boston Mass

Science Monthly December Contents

Contents include The Descendants of Paleolithic Man in America by Dr Charles C Abbott Glarg Nasuss by Prof C Hanrorp Henderson Plain Words on the Woman Question by Grant Allen New Phases in pasha Dees Problem by Willard B Farwooryees Efnik to Injustice by George Israelite mANDee By Garrick Mallery Mental and Physical Training of Children by Jussie O Waller The Struggle of Sea and Land by Dr Vinzenz Hilber The Royal Society of England by Dr William C Caball Sreeve and Song by Sir Morell Mackenzie Suspension of Vitality in Animals by M Victor Laporte Sketch of Nobert Koch with Portrait Editor's Table Literary Notices etc

America Charles C. Abbott C. Hanrorp Henderson Grant Allen Pasha ‘Dees Willard B. Farwooryees George Israelite Mandee Garrick Mallery Jussie O. Waller Vinzenz Hilber THE Royal, Society OF England William C. Caball Sreeve Sir Morell MacKenzie M. Victor Laporte Nobert Koch

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