Massachusetts iron industry and tariff debate in 1890s
Richard Condon, injured with a fractured spine, was treated after being found in an entry near Cove Place. The speech outlines the decline of Massachusetts iron mills due to tariffs on ore and pig iron, arguing for free raw material to revive New England industry and protect workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Taunton
England
Morse
Superior Mine
Pittsburg
Newngland
New England
Pennsylvania
Ames
Bridgewater
Wareham
All River
Weymouth
Boston
Wariff
New Eogland
Congress
Marione
Virginia
Aldrich
Senate
Congressional
Vsage
Conference Committee
Mahone
Republican Party
United States
Dlear
Tariff Commission
House
John Roach
Delaware River
Clyde
Bent
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Seaboard
Liverpool
London
Cuba
Mediterranean
Bessemer
West
Tey
Sargent
Great Wield Tack & Nail Works
Taunton ‘Vack Company
Taunton — Locomotive Works
Mason Machine Works
Iron and Steel
Iron and Steel Industries of
Wield Tack Company
Taunton Locomotive Works
Taunton Tack Company
Taunton Tron Works
Webster Fire Works
Dighton Furnace Company
New Kingland
Atkinson
Norway Steel and Iron Works
South Boston Iron Company
Carroll D. Wright
Europe
Labuor
Dan
Lake Superior
Metropolitan Iron & Land Company
Wittsburg & Lake Angeline Company
Carnegie
Richard Condon
1 Cove Place
City Hospital
Brer Fox Attacks Democrats at Somerville Rally
A Republican rally in Union Hall Somerville featured James Fox as guest and Henry Cabot Lodge urging eleven Massachusetts Republicans to back Speaker Reed. Lodge defended the McKinley tariff while railing against Democratic measures. Fox praised Banks and attacked opposition while stressing labor welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Somerville
Somerville Young Men’s Republican Club
James 4. Fox
Fifth
J. Harvey White
John Haskell Butler
Butler
Winte
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Republican Party
Party of Progress
Democratic Party
Mills
Reed
Boston Herald
Kidderminster
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Georgia
New England
James A. Fox
N. P. Banks
General Banks
Cambridge
Fox
Free Soil Party
John C. Fremont
Benjamin Harrison
House of Representatives
State Senate
Higginson
Banks
Washington
British Bark Melmerby Drowned in Vineyard Sound
A telegram from New Glasgow Nova Scotia reports the British bark Melmerby bound from Quebec to Greenock ran ashore at Little Harbor Nova Scotia. The captain and nine crew were drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Sound
St. George
Port Johnson
Salem
Captain Hart
Hart
Nashawena
Peter Davis
Davis
Burdens of the New Tariff A Boston dealer fumes at McKinley bill
Oliver H. Darrell of Brown, Durrell & Co. argues the McKinley tariff raises consumer costs on dry goods not made in the U S. He cites handkerchiefs, pearl buttons, embroidery and lace, along with photo supplies and chemicals, as examples of price increases and limited domestic production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver H. Darrell
Brown, Durrell & Co
Essex and
Kingston Streets
Dorrell
Darrell
Durreil
England
Durrell
Post
Belgium
Boston
Reed Hau
Washington
Ireland
Mr. Durrell
Hamburg
St. Paul
Charles F. Conly
Washington Street
Iom
Bond Sale and Libel Notices in 1890 Boston Chronicle
Notices cover sealed proposals for Burlington and Quincy Railroad bonds and a sinking fund sale. Also included are libel orders from Suffolk and Middlesex superior courts requiring publication in the Boston Post and service by mail or registered letter to defendants in libel actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicano, Burlington & Quinty R. KR. Co
Cbbed
Bo & Q. RL
ISG
Leo'clocks
H Hurlington & Quincy
K. Pratt
Boston
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Surrock
Supenton
Nathaniel Warn
County of
Suffolk
Boston Post
Jos. A. Willard
Theodore M. Osborne
Middlesex
Superior Court
Cambridge
Jibellerg
Four Year Old Girl Dies In Bonfire Accident
In Danbury Connecticut a four year old girl, daughter of Amzi Horton, died after her clothes ignited while playing near a bonfire at home. The tragedy occurred today as neighbors offered no immediate aid. An unrelated notice announces Ry Sed Grist offering woollen dress goods from English French German and domestic mills with new ladies and misses cloaks arriving for fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danpury
Conn
Amzi Horton
West Wooster Street
Ry Sed Grist
England
France
Germany
Lowell Sealed Bids Sought for Water and Hall Loans 1890
The city of Lowell Massachusetts invites sealed bids for parts of two 30 year bonds: 600000 water loan refunding bonds at 4 percent and 100000 for the Lowell City Hall and Memorial Building loan, 4 percent coupons. Bids are due by 12 noon October 15 1890 and will be opened then. Bonds in 1000 denominations delivered about November 1 1890. Envelopes marked Pro postl for Loan. City reserves right to reject all bids. Austin K Chadwick City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Howe
Hoston Post
Toston
Witheas
GhonGk M. Brooks
Esquire
UD. Folsom
Asst
Elizabeth Donoyval
Newton
Said
Joseph O. Buhlett
Cambridge
Middlesex
Boston Post
Oston
George M. Biogks, Esquire
Ss. IL
Folsom
Asst. Register
Massachusetts
Clesex
Charles Birchard
Praminetiam
Saul County
Testate
Lienry W. Dirchard
Florence Birchard
Robert S&s. Covell
Diantha
Boston
Gzorck M. Brooks
S. H. Folsom
Boston Heating Company
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
American Loan @ Trust Company, & corporation
Commonwealth
Suffolk
Felio
City of
Euston
Broad Street
Atlantic Avenue
Fort Hill
John L. Batchelder
Nisha Thayer
Sain Heating Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Trust
Slypk, Dackissus & Hawk
Solivitors
Lowell
Mass
Lowell City Hall
Austin K
Chadwick
Appraisals Notice of Auction on October 15 1890
On Wednesday October 15 1890 at 11 30 a m an appraisal sale will occur as collateral for loans from Boston Water Power Co and others. The listing includes 14 shares 4 percent and various bank stocks and railway securities with multiple trustees and executors involved in the disposition. Also noted are fire and life related insurances and regional bank names including Suffolk National Bank and Boston Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Water Power Cy
National Union Kk
Boston
Merchants
L‘ilroad
Lowell
Portland
Saco & Portsmouth
Suffolk
Columbian
Freeman
Hiddeford
Niddeford
Lavalahoe
Bath
Meaconia Mfg. Co
Standard Fire Ins. Co
New York
Union ‘Trust Co
Sioux City
Iowa
Ke Ins. Co
Boston & Albany RR
Suffolk Nat. Bk
Tremont
Suffolk Nat
Metropolitan Nat
Shoe & Leather Nat
Blackstone N. Bank
Hamilton Woollen Co
Boston & Albany RK
Doe Teston & Maine
Boston & Maine Ee Scrip
Consol
Maine
Newburyport
Amesbury St. Ry
de Maine
Advix
Hingham Cordage Co
National Tube Works
Union
Ogdensburg Transit Co
Ist
Nort
Guar
Cent. Vt
Ogdens
Lake Cham. Rk, Co
Desha Lumber & Planting Co
Nat Mort. & Deb. Co
Wakefield
Mass
China Mut. Ins. Co. Scrip
Nat
Market Bk
Brighton
Lamson Consol
Store Service Co
South Lawyers
Peabody
Do National Car Co
Continental
Merchants' Nat
Newton
National City
City of
Billerica
County of
Middlesex
Mary D. Soyden
Lovelock
Tilly Acres
Concord
William Whitford
Thomas Lyon
Said Whitford
Lyon
Seth
Millerima
Neeford
Samuel Cole
Cole
Saia Road
Hattie G. Wilson
Mary K. Boyden
No. D
Knapp
Atty
Court Street
Dudley Poster
Albert R, Richardson
Charles H, Crumett
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Ingalls
Plumb
Paddock
People’s Party
Brer Fox
Boston Dexaler
van Hooutens
van Houten
Holland
van HovrEn
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
John Monwealth
Massachlussetts
Supfolk
Laura Ward
Nathaniel Ward
Closter
New Jersey
York
Nyack
Anu
Justicks
Lvbels
Susan Louise Artz
George PF. Artz
Savannah
Halifax
Nova Scotia
George F. Artz
George Fr. ‘Arty
Arch
Susan Louise Cunningham
A.D
Susan L. Artz
Theo
C. Hurd
C.hurd
Commonwealth OF Massacusetts
Henry
Mould
Toronto
Dominion of Canada
Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia
Henry S. Monid
Adelaides
Marion E. Mould
Duvaonwera
William DD. Comins
Medford
Sail County
Nancy Wilson
Syston
Jane Kk. Smith
Catherine Maguire
James J. Mauguire
Admi
Oticeh
Timothy D. Kamball
Claremont
New Hamsonhire
Geo. Be. Kimball
Adiur
Everett
Daniel H. Burdett
Auctionel
Burdett & Dennis
Burling Slip
Erie Basin
Greakwater
Brooklyn
W. P. Balch
Stoge Commassion Agency
Woam Bo
Walker's Bazaar
Portland St
Kentucky Vrince
Bradford
Lambert
E. Wedewoood
Mambrino Patchen
Cuyler
Clay
Goldhunt, Jr
Hermotis
Hermes
Roman Chief
Tom Rolfe
Northcote
Speedwell
Hambletonian
Lexington
Ethan Allen
Daniel Lambert
Geo
Wilkes
Chenery
Richmond
Kentucky
Herald and Globe
Walker's
Mr. Balch
Henry M. Whitney
Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
The
Boston Stock Packangee
Shoe & Leather N. Gank. N. Hank of Commerce
New Bedford
Metropolitan N. Bank
Zli
Do Jaimaica Phin Gas Co
Do Weston Marine Inn. Co
City of Toledo
QUO Wilkefield Water Co
East Middlesex St. Ry
Bur. & Northern RR
T, & Lowell RR
OO Baril & Mo. Rivers BR
New York & New England RR
Mussouri Pacife
Atso
Musa. Nat. Bank
Inv. Co
Amoskeag
Salem Gas Co
Gt. Falls
Jedham Nat. Bank
Nashus
Lowell Mleachery
Kasex Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Weat Mast. Ry
Massawitoot Valley RR. Co
Conn. ‘Ags
Rivers RR. Co
Do Noston & Lockport Block Co
Bo Do Pueblo
Little Rock & Pt. Smith Ry. Co
China
Its. Co
Chie
West Michigan
Coll Trust
Squitable Mortgage Co
Kan
City
Tos, Co
R. L. Day
Sioce Auctioneers
Hrok x
W& Cou
Boston Stock Exchange
Howard
Eliot
Manchester Mills
Horatio Harris & Co
State Street
Snow & CO
Fulton St
California
Delaware
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