Sherman Talks First Tariff Debate on Revenue and Protection
In Washington Oct 8 Mr Allison reported back the House tariff bill with a substitute and scheduled a Friday printing. Sherman said he would leave the city this afternoon and address the Senate on the bill praising the sub committee’s work and arguing the Senate substitute offers a better revenue and protection framework. He cited reductions in sugar tobacco and alcohol taxes and urged passage as a comprehensive reform distinct from the House measure. The Senate resumed debate on General Hale’s War Department inquiry as Cockrell countered Hale’s criticism of civil service practices and Benet’s circular with remarks on political funding and administrative loyalty.
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Allison
Committee On Finance
Sherman
Senate
House
United States
Congress
Iale
Secretary of War
General Benet
Cockrell
Hale
Jay Iubbeil
Messrs
Aldrich
Kiscock
Garfield
Dorsey
Brady
Levi P. Morton
Maine
Hare
Pendleton
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Teller
Edmunds
Civil Service
Benet
Chandler
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Whitney
Navy Yard
National Democratic Committee
Hawley
Winchester
Soxdon
Thurman
Woburn Brass Band
P. W. Reardon
Charles A. Conant
Washington
Post
James K. Applebee
Marblehead
Applebee
Sterling
Harrison
Blaine
New York
Nat McKay
Tremont Temple
Lancashire
Eng
France
National ‘Treasury
Harvey N. Collison
Boston
Kildridge Cushman
Lakeville
Senate Adjourns After Deliberations On Amendment
The Senate adjourned at 5 35 p m after discussions on the amendment or resolution, with the matter postponed to the following day.
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Senate
Burns of Missouri Presents Deficiency Bill Conference Report
In Washington on October 3 Mr Burns of Missouri introduced in the House the conference report on the deficiency appropriation bill. Discussion arose over a proposal to extend U S laws over the public land strip and the House adjourned at 4 35 p m pending final action on the report.
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Burns
Missouri
United States
Atchison Dividend Cut Sparks Mixed Market View
Analysts and brokers react to Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe cutting the quarterly dividend to 2 percent with next payments at the same rate. Newspapers praise the move as conservative and stabilizing, while others warn of short term market wobble and note implications for earnings, bonds, and stock value. London, New York, and Boston observers weigh the impact on prices and investor sentiment.
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New York
Atchison
Santa Fe
N. Y. Tribune
London
St. Paul
Western Railroading
Wall Street
Boston
N. Y
Monce
Missouri
N. Y. Atchison
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Charles Head & Co
Edward Sweet & Co
Kiernan
J. D. Slaybach
Romer
Link
Gaelic visitors banquet at Parker House and city trip
Gaels visit Boston with Colonel Scannell and National Irish Athletic Association members. They tour Deer Island by steamer J Putnam Bradlee, return to Parker House for a 6 30 reception and banquet with Boston notable including Mayor O'Brien and Colonel Cunniff. Beacon Park sports program planned next.
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Gaelic Athetic Association
Roger Scannell
National Irish Athletic Association of
Boston
Parker House
South Ferry
J. Putnam
Bradlee
Deer Island
Mayor O’brien
John J. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Gargan
W. W. Dougherty
J. E. Hayes
Thomas O’flynn
M. M. Cunniff
Norris
T. D. Fitz
Dominick Toy
D. B.cashman
John FE. Coffee
W. d. McCarty
John E. Breslin
Dr. Sullivan
Chelsea
O'Donnell
Charles Lenahan
Cambridge
J. O'Daly
Gaelic Athletic Association
Scannell
Morris Davin
Gaelic Association
Patrick Devin
O’brien
Thomas J. Davitt
Beacon Park
Café with Polite Waiters Behind Simmon 10.78 Ad
It is not hard to guess the café name from the cut at the head of the Simmon 10.78 advertisement today. The note implies a sizeable business run by the house, visible in even a small detail like the waiters' jackets.
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Messrs. Simmon
Wallace Nominated on Forty-First Ballot in Eleventh Dist Convention
The eleventh district Republican convention at Greenfield ended in a long fight known as the Fighting Eleventh. Rodney Wallace of Fitchburg won on the forty-first ballot at 1:10 am after supporters shifted, with final tallies Wallace 93 Conant 3 Walker 32 Bond 22. Wallace, a Fitchburg business leader, has long been active in state politics and business ventures.
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Greenreio
Eleventh
Amasa Norcross
Fitchburg
Rodney Wallace
Myron P. Walker
Belchertown
State Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Daniel W. Bond
Northampton
Chester
Chester C
Conant
Greenfield
Wallace
Ceseseseceseress Gowan
Sci Sscecsneeresenesecsaserers
SG Wall
Ccccccscceseseseteres Cesseyes
Scscss Cesss
Peao Walikter
Court House
Opera House
Mayor Hill
Colosel Loring
Bond
Colonel Walker
Union
Hampshire
Franlin
Walker
C. C. Conant
New England
New Ipswich
N. B
Boston
Stephen Jewett
Stephen Shepley
Trust and Frout
Putnam Machine Company
Fitchburg National Bank
Fitchburg Woollen Mills
Smith College
Fitchburg Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Parkhill Manufacturing Company
General Court
Worcester
Chicago
Blaine
Edmunds
Peabody Fund Trustees Meet with Losses and Appointments
New York October meeting of the Peabody Educational Fund trustees led by Robert Winthrop adopted sorrowful resolutions for the deaths of Judge Manning and Chief Justice Waite. Fuller Gibson and General Devens were chosen to fill vacancies, with Theodore Lyman’s illness prompting resignation. General Agent Green reported strong educational progress in the South and disbursements of par, the fund totaling about $2,000?
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THE
Peabody Fund
New York
Lhe
Trustees of the
Peabody Educational Fund
Robert
Winthrop
Manning
Waite
Fuller
Gibson
Devens
Theodore Lyman
Agent Green
South
Estate of William Gray Jr Claims Near Three Quarters Million Disallowed
Commissioners Daly and Hilton and John Prentiss filed their report in Probate Court detailing the creditors Claims against the estate of William Gray Jr The table lists the claims and the commissioners allowances The total claims approach four million dollars with only about five thousand dollars disallowed rather than paid out to creditors
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Lon of
Bollars, Daly
G. Arthur Hilton
John Prentiss
William Gray, Jr
Court acquits Morse in navy yard watch theft case
The United States District Court acquitted Joseph A. Morse alias Cassius of larceny involving a silver watch and $100 from Major Houston’s office at the navy yard. Charles M. Coakley was tried on embezzlement of a letter.
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United States District Court
Nexson
J. Joseph A. Morse
Cassius
Houston
Navy Yard
Charles M. Coakley
Supreme Judicial Court Adjourns Several Cases
October session notes show Towne vs Scribner's Sons suspended to tomorrow due to justice's engagements. Sawyer vs President Phillips Fitchburg railroad postponed to Friday over proxy solicitation concerns. Attorney general vs Union Savings Bank seeks injunction. bank counsel requests continuation pending examination of affairs.
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Towne Vs. Scribner’s Sons
Sawyer
Phillips
Fitchburg Railroad
Union Savings Bank
Petifion
J. M. Morton
Superior Court Dockets and Adjourned Sessions Recap
A historical Essex County Superior Court record lists First and Third Sessions with numerous cases, adjournments, and a four session timeline. It notes adjourned trials, juries, and notable entries such as libel reputational actions and contract disputes, with judges Dunbar Aldrich and juries awaiting.
Superior Court Jury Call and Court List Dates
Middlesex County Superior Court notes juries excused to convene October 16 in Cambridge. Court list to be taken up at Lowell. Pages 11, 12, 13, 14 and 16 are in order for October 4.
Brookline Land Taking Damages Case and Bond Conversion Suit
Superior Court Norfolk Oct 3. W Benton petitions for damages for Bea con street widening in Brookline. jury out. Attorneys Ranney Blume for petitioner Williams for defendant. Also Chester Snow vs John B Alley for conversion of 160 Postal Telegraph bonds. trial under way with Shattuck Harriman for plaintiff Ingersoll for defendants. Monday's list previously published.
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J. S. Harriman
R. G. Ingersoll
Drepuam
Chester Snow
Barnstable
John B. Alley
Lynn
Superior Civil Court
Nortok County
Postal Telegraph Company of
New York
Chicago
Snow
Alley
Dedham
Barnstable County
Blodgett
H. P. Harriman
George O. Shattuck
E. C. Bumpus
Robert G. Ingersoll
J. Morton
H. M. Shorey
J. M. Knowlton
New Bedford Industrial Fair Expands Rink for Show
New Bedford Board of Trade hosts the second annual industrial fair at Adelphi Rink, the largest of its kind in Massachusetts outside Boston. A large annex was built to accommodate the flood of entries, with extra space nearby. The event focuses on machinery in operation to display the city’s key industries.
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New Bedford
New Bedford Board of Trade
Adelphi
Massachusetts
Boston
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New Hampshire
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Barstrot
Town Hall
John Burke
Newport
J. W. Dodge
Enfield
Grafton County
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John McTammany
Bates
Charles G. Allen
Barre
I. T. Johnson
Oxford
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Charles P. Blanchard
Brookfield
D. H. Morn
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East Brookfield
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J. F. Dwinell
Cape
David Fisk
Dennis
Bristol
Francis Howland
Acushnet
Francis Jewett
Lowell
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U. S. Army
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KR. Payson
Eoere
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Washington National Bank
Fireman’s Insurance Co
National Webster Bank
Nat. Hide & Leather Bank
N.E. National
H. C. Barrell & Co
FE. B. Vannevar Patteenee
George W. Simmons & Co
Boston Tug Boat Co
Simpson Pat. Dry Dock
E. C. Clements & Co
Frank
H. A. Hovey & Co
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Collins & Fairbanks
Graham & Co
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J. Breck & Sons
J.C. Chapin & Co
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Hastings & Co
Dorchester Gas Co
T. H. Upham & Co
George Sauri & Co
G. B. de Ferrari & Son
Collins, Watson & Co
Peterson & Jame@son
Shattuck & Monroe
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Fred Isseer
Snow & Fliggins
John H. McGrady
Bagnall & Lord Block Co
F. H. Chandler
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Francis D. Thomson
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Merimac C. Co
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Shawmue Avenue
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Atteaux
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Emerson
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A. C. Wellington Coal Co
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Macomber
Nicholson
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McCarthy
Bradstreet
Bean
Gallagher
Pulsner
Bullard
Woodbridge
Globe News Co
Richard
Greene
Lastings
Roberts
Dockrill
Cullen
Paterson National Shade Hanger Co
Weeks
Smith
Brandiey
Burton
Firru
V. Storey
L. P. Hollancer
Paris
Boylston St
Park Sq
Ws, Brewer & Co
Washington Street
City OF
Park Commissioners
Charles River
Mile Street
City Engineer
City Hall
Benjamin Dean
Patrick Maguire
John F. Andrew
Board of Park Commissioners of the City of
Office of the Park Commissioners
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P.S. McKins & CO
Wharf
Border Street
Boston Post
Revere
Bowdoin Squares
Maas
Les
Mers
Tremont St
Wolmsale Ana Retail
Haverhill Street
Heavydax
Ovenman
Wheel BeBe Oston
Ington
Oak Grove Farm
Rugcles Street
SL Emond & Quissi
Goddard
Sikana
Tricycles
Coventry Machinist G9
Columbus Ave
Tuttle
Hyde Park
Edhhaime
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Worth Hanon
Leominster
H. M. Richardson & Co
North Hanson
Joshua Sturvesant
Skowhegan
Filtrate Manufacturing Company
Crey & Lynch
Copartnership
Austin Belknap, Robert W. Belknap
Baker’s
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Bass
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