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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1888

Page

2

Senator Dawes Explains Tariff Impact On Wool Industry

Professor Perry questioned how a bill clause was inserted between readings. Senator Dawes replied that he did not know all details, but inferred Mr. Bigelow was in Washington then. The discussion centered on tariff effects, with Mr. Bigelow and Mr. Russell arguing tariffs hurt industry and urging wage and price adjustments to stay competitive.

Professor Perry Sam Senator Dawes Bigelow Washington Mr. Bigelow Bospeta Bigelow Carpet Company Mr. Russell R. Osgood

Buyers and Sellers. How the protectionist tail drives the unprotected dog

In a letter to the editor, the writer argues that protected industries form only a small share of national manufacturing. He cites $1 billion in protected capital amid $43 billion total wealth, contends protection distorts markets, and urges a reduced, equitable tariff. The piece critiques protectionist rhetoric and warns of widespread reform.

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East Boston Rally Calls for Democratic Congressman Hope

At Sumner Hall East Boston a meeting claimed to ratify the fourth congressional district gathering. Speakers including John H. McDonough and Joseph H. ONeil argued for Democratic control, praising labor interests and criticizing Republican leadership and tariff policy. They asserted the era of young men dominating national politics and favored Democratic protection for workers.

Sumner Hall Elbow Street Boston Fourth Coupees John H. McDonough O’neillg Joseph H. O’neil O’neil Democratic Party Republican Party

Weavers Strike at Auburn Woollen Mill

Worcester on Oct 11 reports forty two weavers at the Auburn Woollen Mill walked out last Monday after the firm refused a price list from the workers. The five year old rate left the weavers earning 40 to 65 dollars monthly. they were told to accept the old rate or quit.

Worcester Auburn Woollen Auburn

Chicago Strikers Move to Concessions as Riots Erupt

In Curiaco, Oct 11, Mayor Roche met with West Side striker representatives and with Mr Yerkes. Yerkes refuses terms, declaring the fight is on. Rioting and mob scenes occur around Sedgwick and Garfield lines as police clash with crowds. Authorities vow stern action to keep streets moving.

Curiaco Roche West Side Yerkes Aldrich Sedgwick Street Garfield Avenue Western Avenue Chief Hubbard Hubbard Lincoln Avenue Philadelphia Chicago Broadway Seventh Avenue New York City Syndic Pittsurg

Fire sweeps Green Point vessels and oil works

A morning blaze in Green Point connected to the steamer Havis and nearby vessels caused extensive damage estimated above 200000 dollars. Fireboats aided in evacuations while several ships and oil works burned. six firemen were injured, one with a broken leg, and dozens of barrels of oil burned. Additional fires in Rutland and nearby Vermont towns destroyed buildings and classed as major losses.

New York Green Point Havis Pennsylvania and Scranton Coal Company North Tenth Street Standard Oil Works Dutchland Ella Vose Leopold Hall Hargis Joseph McCormick James McElroy Henry Hollins Michael O’keefe Joseph Briscol James Delmar Briscol Baptist Church Mepforrd Clifton Manufacturing Company South Street Bradford Jonathan Smith South Newbury Worcester George W. Green Spencer Hillsville

Massachusetts Historical Society resumes meetings with notes on Roger Williams letter

The Massachusetts Historical Society reopened after summer with a report on an unpublished Roger Williams letter from Providence dated March 1 1665 and its possible inclusion in the society volume. Other items include gifts from William Courtenay, a memoir of Williams Latham, a Shays Rebellion letter, a paper on Anne Hutchinson, and updates on Judge Sewall’s Letter Book with notes from Judge Chamberlain and A. B. Ellis.

Massachusetts Historical Society George E. Ellis England Roger Williams Providence Massachusetts Washington New York Winsor Green Washburn Charleston S.C William A. Courtenay Young Courtenay Arthur Lord Williams Latham Shays William Prescott Bunker Hill Franklin B. Dexter Yale University Dr. Green Anne Hutchinson Boston Judge Chamberlain A. B. Ellis W. D. Northend Salem Judge Sewall Mr. Northend Jeremiah Dummer Colonel Burgess Samuel Shute William Dummer Mr. Young Deane Genealogical Register Northend McCleary Love Lane Zechariah Hicks John Tileston Tileston Street Mason Street Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Abin Holbrook Gage Nathaniel Langdon North Writing School R. C. Winthrop, Jr

Fire alarms report three blazes with modest damages

An alarm from Box 68 at 2 03 yesterday reported a small roof fire at Hinckley Locomotive Works Albany street causing $10 damage. Alarm 14 at 9 25 yesterday noted a tenement blaze behind 346 North street from an exploding kerosene stove costing $10. A fire yesterday afternoon in the basement of 57 West street occupied by King and Science and the Temple Club caused $100 damage.

Hinckley Locomotive Works Albany Street North Street West Street King & Science Temple Club

Notes to Taverners on frost colors and militia mobilization

Two letters to the editor discuss autumn foliage colors attributed to frost rather than leaf ripening and question the frost effect based on Maine observations after Sept. 7. A second letter argues that militia mobilizations cannot be legally called without four days notice, citing Massachusetts statutes and noting exceptions for riot or invasion.

Taverner Maine Iac Massachusetts Concord

A Down-East Tariff Fable From Lewiston Journal

The article explains tariff changes on gunny bagging and the raw material jute. It notes mills closing in multiple cities, cites Lewiston and Androscoggin Mills, and contrasts journal commentary with the senate and Mills bills. It highlights the cotton bagging duty and trust influence on prices and industry.

Calentia Congress Quinnebaug Conn Paterson N. J Eufaula Ala Columbus Lewiston Journal Androscoggin Mills Lewiston Brooklyn Manchester Louisville Maine Jute Trust Pacific Coast Minnesota Atlantic Journal Senate

Simmons Ad Promotes Wide Range of Goods Sold

A G. W. Simmons & Co. advertisement proclaims they sell all clothing and related items for men and boys at 82 to 44 North Street, a range known nationwide and drawing varied mail requests.

G. W. Simmons & Co North Street Messrs. Simmons

New Books Review Around the World on a Bicycle Vol II

A critique of Thomas Stevens’s second bicycle journey from Teheran to Yokohama. The reviewer notes entries through Afghanistan and India, Chinese hostilities, and a safe passage by water to Japan. The work is praised for endurance, detailed country sketches, and Stevens’s personal fortunes amid linguistic limits.

Mr. Stevens Teheran Yokohama India Afghanistan Persia Caspian Calcutta Japan Thomas Stevens Charles Scribner’s Sons New York

Book notes on juvenile tales and histories

Margaret Vandegrift’s Little Helpers and The Dead Doll and Other Poems highlight cheerful tales and varied verse for children. Palmer Cox’s Queer People with Paws and Claws adds playful animal verse. A history of the United States by Edward Eggleston and other children’s titles are reviewed with publication details and prices.

Margaret Vandegrift St. Nicholas Youth’s Companion Wide Awake Leslie Johnny Palmer Cox Kaulbach Wolfff Reineke Fuchs Lcon Irving Uncle Willis Jane Ann ‘Taylor Hannah F. Gould Bishop Doane United States Edward Eggleston Pocahontas John Smith Eggleston Harry M. Kieffer One Hundred and Fiftieth Pennsylvania Volunteers A. C. Redwood Raymond Kershaw Boston Ticknor & Co Price Philadelphia Hubbard Bros Maria McIntosh Cox Roberts Bros

Ai Christmas Posey by Mrs Molesworth and Mr Walter Crave

Mrs Molesworth and Mr Walter Crave continue their holiday custom of producing a children's book. This year their collaboration is titled Ai Christmas Posey.

Weather signals warn of cyclone near South Carolina coast

The Weather Bureau reports a severe cyclone centered on the South Carolina coast moving northeast. Gales expected on the New England coast by Friday. vessels advised not to leave port. Cautionary signals from Boston to Eastport and northeast storm signals from Baltimore to Wood's Hall area.

Washington Boston Eastport Baltimore Wood’s Hall United States D. C South Carolina New England

Estate of Andrew H. Newell cited for final account

Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate notice to creditors and interested persons. Walter H. Cowing, executor, presents the final account of Andrew H. Newell late of Exeter New Hampshire. Court in Boston Suffolk on October 22 1883 at 10 a.m. to show cause why the account should not be allowed. Publish weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Witness Judge John W. McKim August 21 1888.

Commonwealth OF Massachussetts Suffolk Andrew H. Newell Exeter New Hampshire Walter H. Cowing Boston Boston Post John W. McKim, Esquire John H. Paine Commonwealth OF Massachu Samuel Kneeland Benjamin L. M. Tower John W. McKim Esquire Elijah George Register Massachus Setts Middlesex Edward B. Codman India Benjamin 8S Codman Cambridge George M. Brooks J. H. Tyler Frank H. Crombie Courtsquare John B. Fitzpatrick John F. Croughiln Commonwealth of Massachusetts S Ees Elbridge R. Anderson Globe Building Washington Street Foston A.D John W. Bradley Lucy C. Bradley Alice C. Clark George Wondman Dorchester Commercial Street F. J. Humphrey Sarah K. Safford S. K. Safford F.J. Humphrey Everett Street Humphrey Lucy A. Woodman

A Fatal Delusion Reveals Security Fears and Perils

A reflective piece warns of overconfidence in safety schemes while detailing alarming risks faced by people. It presents a cautionary tale about trusting bright promises without scrutiny and stresses a lesson on prudent judgment and vigilance.

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