Treasury and Agriculture Reports Highlight 1888 Finances
The U S Treasury reports net ordinary expenditures at 62 477 584 49 and net ordinary revenues at 366 819 025 73 for the fiscal year, with total receipts and expenditures detailing large gold holdings and shifts in the currency stock. Agriculture notes organizational flaws, calls for separate funding for state stations, and suggests reallocation of seed distribution funds amid weather bureau reforms. Internal Revenue estimates next year at 150 million, down from prior year, with main collections from spirits, malt liquors, and tobacco and no new tax changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
D. M. Morgan
Carlisle
Treasury
Department OF Agriculture
Ellsworth
Weather Bureau
Department
Central Meteorological Observatory of
Mexico
Canada
Bahamass
Morton
Internal Revenue
Joseph
Miller
West Virginie
Bishop Keane Lectures on Religion’s Future in Boston
Bishop Keane of the Catholic University of Armorica spoke to a large Boston Theatre audience on the future of religion. He urged looking at past facts to foresee religion’s development, argued for the divine guiding human reason, and predicted a democratic era where religion and learning unite to lead society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keane
Catholic University of Armorica
Boston
William Byrne
V. G
John P. Cahey
Catholic Union
L. M. Corcoran
Dennis O'Callaghan
South Boston
R. Nagle
C. McGrath
Somerville
Corduke
Joseph H. Gallagher
Feeney
Roxbury
McGoldrick
Dorchester
Curran
Beverly
Fallon
T. J. Gargan
John Boyle O’reilly
Plymouth Rock
America
Gotfig
Aurée
Congress
Washington
Wires Underground Demands By Boston Labor Units
Labor groups press to bury wires after the Eliot street fire and push for underground lines. The Building Trades Council endorses streetcar and shipyard actions while police arrests spark later hearings and union protests.
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Eliot Street
Building Trades’, Council
Paper Aid Society
Boston
Vicinity
B. T. Monaghan
the Portable and Hoisting Engineers
Union 28
Bitot Street
Charlestown Navy Yard
Quintuple Tragedy In Indiana Farm Family
Seymour Indiana November 26 a farm tragedy left four killed. Clinton Jordan attacked Joshua Foster and family after a separation. A bystander Cora Foster aged 17 was killed, Foster died later, and his wife was wounded fatally. Jordan fled after the shootings.
Tragic Domestic Incident Ends With Couples Death
A man named Jordan fatally wounds his wife after she defends her mother, striking her with a sharp object in the breast hands and face. Public safety officers report the wife died at the scene. Jordan then commits suicide by a self-inflicted wound, collapsing beside his wife.
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Jordan
Ward 2 Independents Hear Hart Support
The independent Democrats of Ward 2 met in Meehan Hall Jamaica Plain with 160 to 200 attendees. James Morley presided as a committee was formed to organize a ward and city committee and speakers urged Hart for Mayor.
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Meehan Hall
Green Street
Jamaica, Plain
James Morley
Peeches
Hart
New St. Margaret's Catholic Church Dedicated in Dorchester
Dorchester residents witnessed yesterday morning the dedication of the new St. Margaret's Catholic Church at Boston and Harvest streets. Bishop Brady led a procession, holy water was sprinkled on exterior walls, and a solemn high mass followed with Rev. Peter Rowan officiating. Sermon by Father John J. Nilan. deacon Father M McGrath. sub-deacon Father Feehan. master of ceremonies Father D J Sullivan. Audrey choir performances and Stewart's Orchestra accompanied the service.
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St. Margaret’s Catholic Church
Boston
Harvest Streets
Dorchester
Brady
Peter Rowan
St. Peters Church
Father M. McGrath
Portland
Father Feehan
Fitchburg
D. J. Sullivan
South Boston
John J. Nilan Ofesbury
Tabernacle
Wagner
J. A. Tobin
Margaret Welsh
Curran
Mary Nolan
Stewart
Melrose
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Herbert Street
Archbishop Williams
M. F. Flatley
Malden
F. J. Ryan
Stoneham
Father Donovan
Charlestown
Father Dorr
Chicago
J. EB. Millerick
Wakefield
Medford
Everett
Father Fory
Working Boys Home
German Catholics of Roxbury Dedicate New Germania Building
The German Catholics of Roxbury dedicated a large new hall on Pynchon Street praising growth and the community’s social strength. The Germania building near Penryth Street was formally dedicated last night with a ceremonial observance.
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Roxbury
Pynchon Street
Germania
Penryth Street
Sullivan Dead and Bryant Identified in Pool Hall Shootings
James Sullivan, the 45 year old pool room owner at 108 Pit Street, died at City Hospital after a shooting by Bryant called Sandy. The wounded Charles Howey remains in danger. Bryant, a 22 year old from Charlotteville, Va, was captured and identified as the shooter. Witnesses and police investigate at Municipal Court.
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James SuLlivan
Pit Street
Sandy
B. Bryant
City Hospital
Charlies Howey
Pleasant Iyftreet
Sullivan
Patfolman Richardson
England
America
Bryant
Sandy Bryant
Charlotteville
New York
Saratoga
Grand Hotel
Columbus Avenue
Harwich Street
Charles Howé
Brooklyn
State Street
Boot
Mélrosé Street
Howe
Johnson
Newcombe Street
Richardson
Fayette Street
Church
Winchester
Tremont
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Washington Street
BEDFO
Apsnocus
Manfg, CO
Heart of Wholesale Etc
Summer ST
Indianapolis
Poulford
American Long Distance Telephone Company
Syracuse
Chary
St. Louis
Richmond
Ind
Fulford
Secretary of Agriculture
Ternal Revenue
Paris
Orrom Rio Gay
Fort Villegaignon
Council
A. P. A. Movement
Cushing
Flood
Leary
McLaughlin
Reed
Smith
Wilson d Woolley
Bishop Keane
Boston Theatre
Bishop Kbane
Post
Commercial Street
Deer Island
Seamen's Union
Walker
Board of Police
Union
Cain
Station 1
Central Labor Union
Cent
Ilies H. Hancock
Will
Boston & Maine
I. Committee
Yeaterday
Indiana Farm R
Seymour
Clinton Jordan
Joshua Poster
Foster
Mies Cora
Europe
Fey Dollis
OLD Brandies
Geeka
PRIOF
John Rennell
Wonehire At
Bosten
Merieen
Come
Independent Democrats
St. Margaret's
Mary's
THE
Germania Association OF
J. Werner
M. A. Mul
Alice H. Pfau
Louis P. Pfau
J. A. Werner
A. Tuckerman
Eulalia Werner
A. I. Werner
John McNary
Joseph Tondorf
Germa Club
ST. Mary's
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