Woollen Mills and Wool Trade Signatures Reach Wide Support
A petition supporting an ad valorem duty on wool gathers over 100 signatures from firms and individuals across the textile industry. Readings list Mahally Bros Woollen Mills Pulaski New York and many other mills and merchants including Providence Rockfellow & Shepard Geneva Worsted Mills Philadelphia Esterheld Co Pekin Mills Manayunk and more supporting protective measures for woolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahally Bros
Pulaski
N. Y
Detroit
Mich
Alaska
Arthur_ Brown
Jacob Brown & Co
Ich
Jacob Brown
Beni. C. Potts
Rose Valley Mills
Media
Patrick Cule
Georgetown
Mass
E. Barre
John. Henderson
Parker River Mills
G. P. Pelton
Poughkeepale
James Inwalls
Methuen
Joseph Hall
A. Dayton
N. Everett Lucas
Frank Hall
O. H. Hayes & Co
T.C. Thacher
John Greer & Cow
Philadelphia
Farnum & Roper
Providence
R. I
J. R. Mackinnon
E- Frank J
George F. Singleton
Woonsocket
Robert T. Grant
East Brookfield
Horace A. Kimball
Manton
Richard Howard & Son
Appenaug
Alexander Carmichael
Westerly
The
Matteawan Felting Co
Matteawan
H. G. Walcott
New York Felting Co
Horatio Colony
Seeerree Keene
Srekibani
A. Faulkner
Eeereeeee
Geo. D. Colony
John C. Faulkner
W. F. Spink
Warwick Worsted Mills
W. J. Reynolds
Silver Lake Worsted Mills
K A. Hoaglan
New London
D. Workman
Pres. Union Mfg. Co
Torrington
Thos, Kitson
New York
Robert Stuntz
Eserries
Adam Bollentin
Gustavus J. Poznanski
Henry A. Francis
Frank S. Fay
Ett Eses
Jos
H. Carpenter
Treas
Glendale Woollen Co
Pone
Bucyrus
O. LB
Bayley Hat Co
Newby
Alex. Caldwell
Lass
E Johnson
Wiass
John J. Currier
Bailey Hat Co
Newburyport
Une
Address to Protect Wool Growers Urges National Action
The Ohio Wool Growers Association met with leaders including David Harpster Columbus Delano and Judge William Lawrence. They adopted an address urging unity to oppose free trade and secure full protection for wool and mutton through comprehensive legislation and enforcement. They call for national representation at the December 3 1889 convention in Washington and for Congress to extend protection to the wool industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
David Harpster
Columbus Delano
National Growers’ Association
William Lawrence
United States
National Association
Ohio
Republican Party
National Convention of Wool Growers
Washington
Congress
General Butler Sued for Slander by Samuel Strong
Samuel Strong files a $250000 slander suit against Benjamin F. Butler in Washington. The action follows Butler's earlier suit against Strong over claimed contingent fees from an award to Strong. A contested document, if authentic, could show Butler offered a far lower fee, which Butler calls a forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel Strong
Benjamin F. Butler
General Butler
Mr. Strong
Strong
Suit Against the Washburn-Moen Company
Thorn Wire Hedge Company sues Washburn-Moen Manufacturing Company for 200000 in Chicago at Judge Gresham court. Complaint claims royalties on a barbed wire fence patent were withheld, seeking collection of due royalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGco
Gresham
Thorn Wire Hedge Company
Washburn-Moen Manufacturing Company
McCarthy Knocks Out Nolan in Featherweight Title Bout
Cal McCarthy of Jersey City stops Mike Nolan of England in the seventh round at Tappanzee Bay near Nyack on the Hudson. About 200 spectators from New York City witnessed the prize fight last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal McCarthy
Jersey City
Mike Nolan
England
Tappanzie Bay
Nyack-ou the-Hudson
McCarthy
Nolan
Omeelnbmen
New York City
Silver Coinage Debate at National Convention Adopts Gradual Increase
At the national silver convention in St. Louis delegates push for a unit to coin silver with South American states and rail links to the Americas. John Thompson of Chase National Bank urges gradual liberalization, proposing a $4,000,000 monthly coinage to pave the way for free coinage while warning that demonetization harms debtors and the middle class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Morse
Colorado
Congress of the United
United States
South America
Committee On
John Thompson
Chase National Bank of New York
Treasury Department
Chamber of Horrors
House of Representatives
R. H. Bland
Missouri
Stewart
Symmes
Postoffice Business Details From Clarksons Annual Report
Washington reports Clarkson shows 2770 fourth class post offices established in the last fiscal year and 1147 discontinued leaving 58 599 in operation on July 1 1889. The year saw 20030 postmaster appointments and a push to extend free delivery and new collector class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clarkson
J. P. Bates
Interstate Commerce Panel Seeks Annual Canadian Trade Report
The Interstate Commerce Commission prepares its annual report while Judge Cooley recovers. New member Veazey drives debate on Canadian competition with American rails. The panel notes limited complaints against Canadian lines and hints at possible legal tweaks if transcontinental concerns persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sprcra
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Grand ‘Trunk
Canadian Pacific
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Commission
Michigan Central Railroad Company
Grand Trunk Railway Company
United States
Canada
Grand ‘Bank
Grand Trunk Railways
Senate
Congress
Senate Committee
Cullom
Boston
Chicago
Northwest
Proposed Falmouth Church Fund Urges Back Bay Support
In Falmouth street a new church aims to raise about 5000 dollars by December 1 to complete the building fund. Boston churchmen note this would be the Back Bay’s first largely privately funded church aside from Immanuel. Subscriptions welcomed via finance committee members at listed addresses. Hartford results noted at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth Street
Boston
Back Bay
Henry F. Allen
H. ©. Cunningham
Francis J. Packer
Kilby Street
Causten Browne
Water Street
Henry M. Upham
Washington Street
Bey Uni
Condensed Despatches Round Up Local and National News
Mrs Hannah B Southworth New York indicted for murder in the first degree for shooting Pettis. Masked men lynch Hans Jacob Olsen in Preston Wisconsin after he was taken from bed. Louis Loch and Rosco jump from a moving train in Hawleyville Connecticut Louis cut in two while Rosco survives a failed suicide attempt. Bishop McMahon and fifty priests to dedicate the Church of the Sacred Heart Waterbury Connecticut. the convent blessed yesterday. Church cost 58000 and convent 26000. Fayette county Tennessee judges fined ten dollars for neglecting to file polling copies. Edward Carpenter and three others on trial for ballot box stuffing. Hoerr cashier Lawrence Bank Pittsburgh arrested bail 2500 for next hearing. East Jeffrey New Hampshire man bound over for gross cruelty to a fourteen year old boy removed from county farm. Cushnoe Fibre Company organized Augusta Maine capital 260000 to manufacture sulphite fibre and paper. works to start spring. Corner stone Worcester Free Public Library laid with no ceremony. John McCarthy convict who murdered Philip LaCoste at Rhode Island prison hanged himself. LaCoste recovering. George Wiggan oldest Pennsylvania coal operator dies in Germantown aged 89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah B. Southworth
New York
Pettis
Hans Jacob Olsen
Preston
Wis
Olsen
Louis Loch
Rosco
Hawleyville
Conn
Louis
McMahon
Edward Carpenter
Hoerr
Lawrence Bank
Pittsburg
Penn
Co. H. Chapman
East Jeffrey
N. H
Supreme Court
Samuel Jameson
Cushnoe Fibre Company
Augusta
Worcester
Insolvency Proceedings Hit Several Firms and Individuals
Insolvency strikes include Jobin Wopper of 120 Tremont street and S Maloney with $8292 in executions. D P Bird & Co of Walpole fail and assign to P J Daly with about $1200 liabilities. Andrew Banks of Maryland signs, liabilities $150,000 to $160,000, assets about $100,000. Pollard & Moss of New York assign. White & Potter of Toronto assign with $100,000 liabilities. Salem attachment against Odell, Boynton, Honners, and Ferguson. large preferences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobin Wopper
Tremont Street
S. Maloney
Boots and Shoes
Dunmore
Pittston
Penn
D. P. Bird & Co
Walpole
P. J. Daly
Andrew Banks
Baltimore County
Maryland
Pollard & Moss
Barclay Street
New York
Salem
Palmyra Manufacturing Company
Charles Odell
C. H. Boynton
F. W. Honners
Gloucester
W. B. Ferguson
Maiden
White & Potter
Toronto
All Earned Their Spurs Crowds Throng Cruisers Parade
The officers of the squadron led by Acting Rear Admiral John G. Walker receive promotions and praise for Civil War service. Captains Henny B. Robeson James O Kane and John A Howell along with Commander French Chadwick are highlighted for their careers from Naval Academy beginnings to distinguished commands and torpedo innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down
John G. Walker
Hillsboro
N. H
Iowa
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Squadron of Evolution
Walker
Winona
Farragut
New Orleans
Baron de Kalb
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Shawmut
Admiral Porter
Fort Fisher
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Sabine
Henny B. Robeson
The
Chicago
Connecticut
Charleston
Department of Ordnance and Gunnery
John A. Howell
New York
Mobile Bay
Ossipee
Bade
James O’kane
Boston
Navy
Indiana
O’kane
Galena
French E. Chadwick
Yorktown
West Virginia
United States
Reception at St Botolph Club for squadron of evolution officers
A stormy night reception at the St Botolph Club honored the fleet officers. The club housed decorations, a flag loan collection with works by Duverneck and Metcalf, and a champagne supper with dancing. Admiral Walker and President Walker welcomed members in the picture gallery as guests arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squadron of Evolution
St. Botolph Club
Boat Race Plans With Navy Fleet Crews
Commodore Soley to referee with Vice Commodore Lam bert and Fleet Captain Perrin as judges for a ten oared cutter contest. Captains Rice of Winsome and Prince of Helen head the four boats. The race along the water front will be visible from the wharves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soley
W. T. Lambert
C. L. Perrin
Charlies F. Rice
Winsome
Charles A. Prince
Helen
New Holiday Illustrated Books in Delicate Gift Edition
A roundup of new illustrated volumes and gift books featuring Tacile by Earl of Lytton with Frank M. Gregory engravings. The Miller's Daughter by Alfred Tennyson with H Winthrop Peirce et al illustrations. The Queen of the Adriatic illustrated photographs. Melodies from Nature Wordsworth arranged by Emily Blackall. The Low Backed Car Lover with William Magrath drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Lytton
Frank M. Gregory
Lucile
Owen Meredith
New York
Frederick A. Stokes & Bro
Boston
DeWoife, Fiske & Co
Messrs
H. Winthrop Pierce
E. H. Garrett
Harry Fenn
J. Appleton Brown
J. D. Woodward
John Andrew & Son Company
Miller
Alfred Tennyson
H. Winthrop Peirce
Edmund H. Garrett
Philadelphia
J. B. Lippincott Company
W. B. Clarke & Co
Price
Queen of the Adriatic
Venice
St. Mark’s
Grand Canal
Riva Dei Schiavoni
Rialto
Charles Yriarte
Charles Karte
F. A. Stokes & Bro
William Wordsworth
Barnes
Wordsworth
Windermere
Grasmere
Derwent
Mr. Inman
William Magrath
Peggy
Samuel_ Lover
Lappincott Company
Crowds on the Cruisers Draw Warm Weather Support
Despite poor weather crowds aboard the cruisers remained strong with tugs and steam launches at capacity. Police presence on the Chicago was increased with Commissioner Whiting and Harbor Captain Bragdon directing landings. Admiral Walker attended Captain Forbes’s funeral and a special Thanksgiving service was planned on the Chicago at 10 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Chicago
Bragdon
Harbor Police
Chadwick
Yorktown
Admiral Walker
R. B. Forbes
McAllister
Marines Will Row For Silver Cup Regatta
The ten oared pulling contest among squadron crews for Commodore Soley’s silver cup at Dorchester Yacht Club will start at 11 am this morning. Start line runs off the navy yard with Yorktown and Boston on the port, toward a line between flagship Chicago and the Atlanta. About one mile distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squadron of Evolution
Commodore Soley
Dorchester Yacht Club
Navy Yard
Yorktown
Boston
Chicago
Atlanta
Lands Letters and Kings and Other Works Reviewed
A mixed book review notes Donald G. Mitchell’s Lands, Letters and Kings as a readable informal survey of England’s early literature with Chaucer as a focus. It also discusses S R Edmonds translation Cicero on Friendship and on Old Age and comments on John Taylor Notes of Lessons for Young Teachers as a useful but imperfect guide to handling unforeseen classroom challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald G. Mitchell
Chaucer
New York
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Boston
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Price
Cicero
Bohn
Mr. Edmonds
S. R. Edmonds
Scribner & Welford
Lesson features and a provocative oil monopoly epic
A critic notes John Taylor's didactic lesson guidance in a young teachers series. It also reviews A Dream An Epic Poem by Joseph Carver Robinson as a private distribution satire on oil monopoly, praising seriousness while mocking tone and introductory remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Austen
Mr. Collins
Robinson
Joseph Carver Robinson
Boston
J. C. Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio Wool Growers
Washburn-Moen Company
Silver M&n
Postoffice Business
Interstate Commission
Falmouth Church
Hartford
New Britain
ST. Botolph
NEW Books
Holiday Books
Taylor
John Taylor
Boston School Supply Company
Longfellow
Wentworth Eaton
Eaton
Acadia College
Harvard
Lord Hamilton of
Dalzell
Toby Belch
Arthur Wentworth Eaton
White & Ser
Little, Brown & Co
Medical
Humphreys
Albany
U. & Army Cavalry
Eures
B.B
C.C
NASA
D.D
E.K
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Fulton St
Reat
Causeeway
Friend Streets
Geo. F. Blake Mfg. Co
Federal Street
Wate Street
Charles River Avenue
Charlestown
Tudor Co
North Grove Street
Cambridge Street
WM. C. Codman
D. G. Freeman
Devonshire St
Arch Street
Sears Building
Corner High
Congress Sts
Thomas E.l’rector
Dh. Washburn
Congress St
Athletic Club
Hb. C
Pearl Street
T. Dennie Boardman Fiske Building
State St
H. C. Snow
H. S. Hall
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Fulton St. N
Fesign
Catarre
Gole
Liralee
5Th Ave
New York, U.S.A
EPPS
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
London
E. van Noorden
van Kuren
Jeannette van Buren
Boylston St
Heloise E. Hersey
Chestnut Street
D. G. Hubbard
Newbury Street
Massachus& Setts
Suffolk
County of
John Hopper
County of Suffolk
Court Square
Moston
Fred H. Seavey
Suessessenger
Commonwealth OF
Joan H. McDonough
Commonwealth OF Massachue 7Setts
J. H. Thorp & Company
City of
Wareen Emerson
Hoston
Warren Emerson
Elijah George
Massachuva Setis
Henry J. Goverey
H. &. Bailey
Eastern Railroad Company
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Francis J. Amory
Francis I. Amory
Nene CE
NEW Haven & Hartford Hailroad Company
Union Station
New Haven
Charles P. Clark
Centennial Mfg. Co
Cincinnati
West ST
Clifton Horse Stables
Ware & Rose
Clifton, Mass
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