President Cleveland and the tariff reform debate described
A Boston audience hears a defender of President Cleveland tracing pensions policy, criticizing high tariffs, and urging tariff reform. The speaker argues the President acts for all people, critiques monopoly influence, contrasts Democratic and Republican approaches, and endorses Mills bill reforms to lower taxes on lumber hemp and other goods while boosting wages and national unity.
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North
Walthamee
Cleveland
Congress
Europe
Blaine
Frye
Carnegie
Italy
Forsooth
United States
Russia
France
Germany
England
Winges
Canada
Democratic Party
Mexico
South America
Harrison
America
National Democratic Party
New South Wales
Eee
Victoria
Gridin
Sydney
Pennsylvania
Australia
China
California
Maine
Michigan
Mills
Republican Party
Party of Freedom
Party
Eet
Chicago
Senate
Republican Congress
Republican
Lynn
Brockton
Grant
Wilson
Arthur
Folger
McCulloch
John Sherman
Senator Sherman
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Russell
Merchants at the Theatre Delight Visiting Trade
Visiting merchants enjoyed a lavish October evening at the Boston Theatre as guests of Merchants Weeks. About 2500 attendees, including 25 percent ladies, filled the house with mixed response to the show while organizers led a smooth program.
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Boston
Merchants’ Committee
George Hutchinson
Rufus A. Flanders
Alfred $. Brown
P. Frank Hennigan
G. Louis Richards
Fred E. Newell
Political Squabbles Over Civil Service and Tariff Debate
Washington October 4. Mr Chandler offered a resolution to inform the Senate if any civil service law violations occurred this year and whether prosecutions followed. The Hale resolution on the Benet order and War Department political inquiries was adopted. Debate featured Teller on money in politics, Saulsbury defending the administration, and Dawes critiquing history. Senate passed the post office salary adjustment bill, approved Fort Brooke donation for free schools, and paused further actions until Monday.
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Washncton
Chandler
Senate
Department of Justice
Secretary of War
Department
Benet
Ordnance Department
Mr. Teller
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Saulgbury
South
Cleveland
Saulsbury
Fort Brooke Military Reservation
Tampa
Fla
Call
Louisiana
Blair
Beck
Allison
Cockrell
Mitchell
Startling Statistics Warn New England Health Risk
A Boston writer relays claims from a State Department official about alarming Massachusetts health figures. The piece says New England faces rising kidney disease and general illness, urging prompt use of Hunt's Remedy to reverse symptoms and prevent deaths. It cites historical names and urges public vigilance this season.
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New York Times
Boston
State Department
Massachusetts
New England
Henry Wilson
Charles Sumner
Wendell Phillips E
Hunt
Medical College
Kright
Bracon
Debate Over Utah Women's Home Allocation in Deficiency Bill
Washington October 4 Congress resumed work on the conference report for the general deficiency bill. The $80,000 appropriation for a Utah women’s home sparked sharp exchanges. Burns called it ridiculous while Sayres questioned constitutionality. Spinola warned of forcing government power to suppress another Christian group. The debate linked polygamy, Mormon influence, and partisan politics. the conference report was rejected and the House adjourned after procedural notices and a quorum warning.
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Washngtton
Hease
Utah
Burns
Sayres
Spinola
New York
Republic
Republican Party
Farquhar
Green Bay
Democratic Party
Shubble
Iowa
Senate
Strubble
Probate Court Cites for Andrew H Newell Estate
Boston probate notice calls creditors and heirs to appear October 22 1883 for final account of Walter H Cowing executor of Andrew H Newell late of Exeter NH. Publication weekly for three weeks in Boston Post with last issue two days before court. Also notice of Emily A Mullety estate administrator appointment and demand proof of claims to Geo F Mullet Admr. Boston Sept 27 1883.
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Commonwealth OF Riassachussetts
Suffolk
Andrew H. Newell
Exeter
New Hampshire
Walter H. Cowing
Boston
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim, Esqui
John H. Paine
Emily A. Mullety
Geo. F. Mullet
Admr
Josephus Moryon
Charles Morton
Massachujy ST
City of
Holden
County of
Margaret A. Cole
Harry Ellsler
New York
WM. T. Connolly
H. E. Bisllew
Thomas F. Maney
John J. Maney
Thos. F. Maney & Co
Courtsquare
Whomas Fee
Wilberforce
Ho'sen
Court Square
John B. Fitzpatrick
Joan I. Croughn
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Elbridge R. Anderson
Globe Building
Washington Street
A.D
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Theople
Grover Iveland
Union
House
Committee On
Lesaghter
Epomnens
Pension Bureau
Everbody
Benjamin Harrison
James G. Blaine
Repblican
Grover Cleveland
Sreantreton
Lostoen
Ieee
Progate Notices
William H. Gallagher
Mmmac
Gallagher
Otiuce
Cynthia Clapp
Ceorgia Enterprise
Leak’s Collecting and Protective Agency OF
Georgia
G.leak
Griffin, Ga
G. Leak
City Notices
Court
Tremont
Tremont Streets
State Street
School Street
Boston Heating CO
C. A. Richarps, Prest
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Otis Eddy
Common Council Chamber
Chestnut Hill
Samuel Kelley
Massachtu
Commonwealth OF Massachuww Setis
Messenger’s
Nolice
Suppuln
Michael B. Coogan
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
Foster’s
Brooklin
Bluehill
Surry
Kilsworth
Wianger
Sorrento
Bar Harbor
Ellsworth
William H. Hill
Eastport and
Calais, Me
International St. 8. Co
Commercial Wharf
Portland
Eastport
St. Joan
Annapolis
Digby
N. S
H. Kilby
Kennesey River
Bath, Richmond, Gardiner, Hallowell and
Augusta
Wath
Boothbay
Stearere Star OF the East
Jason Collins
Lincoln
Low
Reaghi
Ciuas
Il Hyde
T Portland
India Wharf
Bosanette Ion
Sun
Cortland
Williams
North River
H. M. Whitney
Reston & Gloucester Steamboat Company
North Side Central Wharf
Gloucester
Mallory
Port Royal & Brunswick
Texas
Seth Sprague
Old State House
Cromwell Line
Worth River
Hudson
NEW Orlans
Knickerbocker
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Old Mexico
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Mobile
Ala
Mississippi
Red Rivers
New Orleans
Bne
Licketa
Cyfornia
J. WN. Reagna
Avent
Mass
Samuel H. Shaman
Pier 9
Liverpool
Grand Junction
Custom House
Warren & CO
Postoffice Square
Devonshire St
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