Mills bill tariff debate over sugar cuts and southern impact
Speech denounces the Mills bill for reducing sugar tariffs, arguing the cut largely harms Louisiana cane sugar while favoring Southern sorghum and beet sugar. Critics claim Republicans offer minimal relief, equating their measures to free beeswax and rags with little value. The Kansas opposition is noted as unusually strong against further cuts. The audience applauds the candidate after the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
South
Kansas
Congress
Louisiana
Russell
Charlestown Democrats Rally Promises and Tariff Critique
Charlestown Democrats held a mass meeting at Monument Hall last evening marked by strong attendance and lively debate. Speakers attacked Republican tariff policy, contrasted Cleveland administration results with Republican forecasts, and criticized Blaine and Carnegie while defending protection and tariff reform amid hostile interruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Monument Hall
John Reed
Alder John ©. Short
Russell
Captain Reed
Democratic Party
Alderman Short
Cleveland
E. Morgan
The
Boston Herald
Grover Cleveland
Blaine
Andrew Carnegie
America
Senate
Louis Blumenthal
New York
Ben Harrison
Wiliam Cushing
Weymouth
Waltham Republicans Hold First Parade in Welchblock
About 500 people joined the first Republican parade in Waltham starting at Welchblock Moody street led by Marshal D L Weeks and the city band. The procession ended at Music Hall where Nathan Warren introduced Mr Stevens of Lowell, who argued wage levels under tariffs and free trade to a packed audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallrnam
Welchblock
Moody Street
D. L. Weeks
Waltham City
Marrison
Morton
Music Hall
Nathan Warren
Mr. Stevens
Lowell
Democratic Party
England
United States
Rev N B Jones Weds Sarah Townsend in East Boston
The Rev. N B Jones of Trinity Baptist Church East Boston married Miss Sarah L Townsend at Central Square Baptist Church with Rev Gifford and Rev Ryder officiating. The ceremony was followed by a reception at 114 White Street Townsend home and a Boston to New York City Saratoga honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Jones
Trinity Baptist Church
East Boston
Sarah L. Townsend
James Townsend
Central Square Baptist Church
O. P. Gifford
F. W. Ryder
Townsend
White Street
Mrs. Jones
Boston
New York City
Saratoga
Weather Crop Bulletin for New England Crops
The New England Meteorological Society reports above normal rainfall across New England with heavy falls in western Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. Low temperatures caused frosts and light snows. crops suffer except fall grass. Apples good quality with some frost damage. grapes in southern New England badly damaged. corn yield prospects improved. potatoes rotting in parts of New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New England Meteorological Society
United States Signal Service
New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pauw Morrill
Sienal Corps
Supreme Court Rules Con Tinental Life Suits Abate
The Connecticut Supreme Court holds that when Continental Life Insurance Company is dissolved by receivers, pending suits against it abate. Attachments in multiple states totaling about 100000 are vacated and property released to benefit policy holders. Similar action likely in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartrorp
Conn
Supreme Court
Continental Life Insurance Company
Connecticut
Carpenter
Massachus Setys
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Hayes Lougee
Knowles Freeman
Chelsea
Chelsea Publishing Company
Freeman
Lougee
Hayes Louger
Atty
Longwood Club Defeats St Pauls in Snowbound Cricket Match
In Concord New Hampshire on October 9 the Longwood Cricket Club of Boston defeated St Pauls School despite heavy snowfall. Highlights include notable batting from R Mudie and Chambers and Wrights exceptional bowling as Longwood dominates with strong fielding and bowling throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
St. Paul’s
Longwood Cricket Club
Boston
Longwoods
R. Mudie
Chambers
Wright
Races at Beacon Park feature two cold day trots
Beacons Park hosted two harness races in cold raw winds. In the 2:40 class a large field of twelve started and Julia D driven by Johnny Kervick was disqualified after a dramatic early stumble in heat two. The 2:28 class drew eleven starters with notable placings for Grats and Anna Knowlton among others as times ranged around 2:27 to 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Park
Julia D
Johnny Kervick
Kervick
James Golden
Arthur Wilkes
J.J. Bowen
G. Black Shan
J. B. Benson
Myrtlewood
W. S. Stewart
S. Harkaway
Psec
Bo Ht
A. Johnson
B. m. Tempest
C. C. Mayberry
G. Franklin P
G. W. Haight
B. m. Linda Rosa
Charles Yapp
Young Gideon
Napoleon Goerlin
Blk
G. Blackness
Jd. N. Doyle
Ch. m. Julia D
B. G. Grats
F. Bass
M. Anna Knowlton
Arthur & Chambers
Dh. S
DUK
Rex i
W. A. Skinner
B.m. Begsie
G. Wicker
B. G. Treadway
John Trout
G. Wilkin
Dinieesta
Samuel B Allen assigns account in Union Bank trouble
Samuel B Allen a Fall River dry goods dealer and heavy indorser on Nichols's Raper assigned his account amid Union Bank troubles. Thomas J Callman & Co tailors' trimmings dealers in Chicago have made an assignment liabilities placed at 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Allen
Fall River
Union Bank
Nichols
Thomas J. Callman & Co
Chicago
Notable hotel guest list graces Parker House and others
The article notes dinners and social visits at Parker House and Young's, with guests including J. Miln P. Dayton and wife, D. M. Hildreth of West End Hotel Long Branch, Mr. William E. Geddes of London, and many prominent local figures. It records occupancy at Revere House and the Vendome, plus Ex-Governor Rice returning with family to the city for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Barnard
New York
Parker House
J. Miln P. Dayton
D. M. Hildreth
West End
Long Branch
Parker’s
William E. Geddes
London
Eng
Ddes
Geddes
Cambridge
Colonel Allen
Rhode Island
John Hopewell, Jr
H. H. Gilmore
O. P. Gifford
M. E. Rideout
George E. McNeill
Isaac Bradford
Cook
Hunt
Mr. Howland
J. S. Orne
D. Olin
Young
Joseph Web Lodge
A. M
Henry M. Rowe
W.M
Daniel T. Brigham
P.M
New England Burial Case Association
Boston Marine Insurance Company
Samuel Sterns
Bangor
Young’s
Andrew Bunton
Manchester
N. H
Tremont
R. Turner
Chilldren
C. Charles Ernst, Jr
H. D. Haddock
City
Revere House
Frank Jones
Charles A. Sinclair
Portsmouth
N. EH
Moore
Manchester Union
Revere
George D. Clapp
Houghton, Cooledge & Co
High Street
Vendome
Alexander H. Rice
Asa P. Potter
Jerusalem Road
Brunswick
G W Simmons Ad Delivers Boys Clothing on North Street
anxious mothers urged to read the ad for G W Simmons & Co offering children’s clothing from their stock on North street. The advertisement claims the best boys trade in Boston runs to 32 North street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Boston
McCulloch Reminiscences Outline a Political Banker’s Rise
Ex Secretary McCulloch’s reminiscences trace a life from Maine to Boston and Indiana to Washington. He praises New England leaders, analyzes Western pioneers, and details his banking rise, Treasury leadership, and Bank of Indiana’s role. He argues for a strong national bank, defends his funding work, and offers sober judgments on Chase, Fessenden, and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch
West
Washington
Maine
Boston
New England
Indiana
State Bank of Indiana
Treasury
National Treasury
West Point
National Bank
Jackson
Bank of England
Indiana Bank
Chase
Lincoln
Johnson
Fessenden
Andrew Johnson
McCulloch on Grant Johnson and wartime policy
Review of Hugh McCulloch's Slow and Measures of Half a Century Sketches and comments, assessing McCulloch's judgments on Johnson era figures like Grant and McClellan, tariff reform, and finance. The author defends McCulloch's acts and questions Grant's propriety, while noting biases and the book's value as a businessman's view of wartime America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critne
Times
McCulloch
Senate
Sumner
Johnson
South
Congress
Union
General Grant
McClellan
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Washington
Grant
Maximilian
Mexico
Seward
France
White House
Wall Street
Ward
Appomattox
Hugh McCulloch
New York
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Stylish umbrellas at Bigelow Kennard Co Boston
Every well dressed man seeks a stylish umbrella to complete his costume. Bigelow Kennard & Co. at 511 Washington Street Boston offers stock with natural wood or silver handles and several choice styles to choose from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow, Kennard & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Four Boston Defeat in Cold Indianapolis Game
Yesterday saw the Boston team lose to Indianapolis as four batters earned bases on balls and were driven in by pitched balls. Weather was bitterly cold with snow starting after 8 pm while 304 fans endured to witness Boston’s sixth place chase falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Hardihood
Bostons
Po.a. E
Hines
Oj Johnston
Myers
Kelly
Seery
Nash
Bassett
Quinn
Glasscock
Oj Wise
McGeachy
Tate
Schoen
Hornung
Buckley
Morrill
Burdick
Sawders
Schoeneck
Johnston
Wise
Sanders
Valentine
Washington
Chicago
Washingtons
Dwyer
Chicaeos
Philadelphia
Phillies
Detroits
Casey
Hallman
Delehanty
Fogarty
Gleason
Philadelphias
New York
Ward
Pittsburgh
Snow Alley case ends fifth trial at Dedham
The fifth trial in the Snow-Alley case closed yesterday at Dedham as Mr. Inger Soll summed up for about an hour and Mr. Shattuck spoke to the jury for nearly three hours. Judge Blodgett charged the jury and they retired at 4:60. A verdict is expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mr. Ingersoll
Mr. Shattuck
Blodgett
Dissolution Petition of Boston Windlass Company
Stephen H. Tyng, George B. Roberts and George H. Lloyd petition dissolution for the Boston Windlass Company. Order requires notices to interested parties to appear in Suffolk of Boston on the first Monday of December, with publication in the Boston Post. Court clerk signs. Fourth line reflects order and true copy attested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachus
Setts
Sufpf Folk
Supreme Judicial Contenene
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Put Windlass Company
Stephen H. Tyng
Geo. B. Roberts
Geo. H. Lloyd
A. D
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Cout
Boston Post
C. H. Cooper
Ss.—Superior Court
John W. Small
County of
Supreme Judicial Court
John Noble
Commonwealthec OF
Massachusetts
Mary Maclenathan
Fayette Street
Said Street
Micah Cutler
Cutler
Boston & Worcester Railroad Corporation
Levi and
Nahum Brigham
Eph. Marsh
Marsh
Josiah Maclenathan
George E. Curry
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Democrats
Hiold
Waltham
Continental Life Insurance Company of Connecticut
Longwood Club
Concord, N. H
Longwood
L. Bixby
B. Coit
E. Caton
B. W
B. Morley
K. Mudie
C. Kerner
J. P. Conover
B. Foster
George Wright
B. J. P. Conover
T. Pettitt
C. Coit
J. H. Coit, Jr
I S. Morley
Conover
F. N. Schwartz
W.H. Foster
Pau Wes
W. H. Foster
ST. Paul’s School
B. Chambers
FN. Schwartz
George WY Pee HY
Aage
Baldwin Ty Wei Tide
Dias Ooe
Ss. Morley
B. Chambers Si Suaheegreie & Reer
Elon
H. Coit, Jr
B. Wright
A. Hayden
Wright Pirsaigia CIA Poe
M. Oe Gordon
S. Cooper
PSUR
Maia Analeie
George Weegee
F Chambers
NEW Books
Joan Noble
Massachu
Superior Court
Nzetta P. Small
Koston
Izetta P. Small
Jos
A. Willard
Saetition
Teat
Asst
Board OF Railroad Commissioners
West End Street Railway Company
Brookline
Beacon Street
WM. Crafts
Charles W. Sawyer
City Square
Main Street
Bunker Hill Street
Massachusetts Title Company
Hancock Square
Walker Avenue
Russell Street
Bfussell Street
Willigh Street
Pearl Street
Cedar Street
Bunker Hill Monument Grounds
Mt. Vernon Street
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Marvard Street
Rutherford Avenue
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Cazenove Street
Columbus Avenue
North Market St
Fulton St
Almeria
Cephalonia
Jamaica
Assicnees’ Sale
North Elanover, Maes
North Hanover
Mass
Edwin H. Studley
Jedediah Dwelley
Howard D. Nash
Congress Street
Edwin Il
Studley
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Kemdence
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris & Coo
State Street
Holbrook & Fox
Postoffice Square
Adams Street
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Dorchester Square
Bird Street Station
OF the
Boston, Pond and Cottage Streets
East Chester Park
Richardson
Edward Everett
Oliver
C. T. Walker
Walker’s Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Portland
Lancaster Streets
Bazaar
W. P. Balch
Live Stock Agency
Walter E. Penrose, Esq
Thomas Swann
Clover
Maryland
R. Knights & CO
Cambridgeport
Yarmouth Street
South End
Charles F. Libbie
Hayward Place
L. Foster Morse
Warren St
Eustis Street
Mall Street
Hichborn & Coo
Court Street
Richards & CO
NEW Georgia Enterprise
Leak’s Collecting and Protective Agency OF
Georgia
Griffin
Hts
S. G.leak
Grittin
S. G
Leak
Gritin
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