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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1890

Page

5

Tariff Debate Heard In Somerville Campaign Rally

Citizens at Winter Hill and Union Square braved bad weather to hear Senator Hoar and supporters discuss tariff reform. Speakers highlighted McKinley bill impact on labor, costs of living, and protections for hosiery, shirts, and household goods, with critical examples like condensed milk and home construction costs.

Somerville Winter Hill Union Square Senator Hoar Waltham Stephen H. Tyng Lexington Frank E. Hatch Medford James C. Monaghan Providence Hoar Odd Fellows’ Hall Somerville Fife Union Hall Charles F. Morgan John M. Woods Charles J. Fay Christopher E. Aynes Charles 8. Lincoln ds _D. Couch J. J. Lyons James F. Davlin Mr. Hoar Father Adam Hearin K. Wadlin Massachusetts Strate Ofassachusetts Europe America MckKinley United States West Mexico Clevelan Reed Maine Sr. McKinley Ohio Grover Cleveland Mills Texas Cleveland Fifth Plummer Oston Post Cambridge Jabez Fox Fox Fifth Congressional Mr. Fox Congress

Opinion of a fickle politician endangers labor and business groups

The speaker criticizes a candidate for shifting stance to fit popular approval and warns that a leader without a steady course jeopardizes both laboring and business communities in the congressional district. The critique centers on support for the McKinley bill and its alleged monstrosities.

Market decline prompts liquidation and risk in New York trades

The market in New York yesterday faced marked declines in specialties with Louisville and Nashville pushed down. London sells while New York buys as fears of credit tightening and money scarcity ripple through markets. Headlines note bank reserves, broker activity, and anticipated sterling weakness amid broader economic strain.

New York Louisville Nashville Gould Louisville & Nashville London

Marriages in New England: four couples wed in October

In Woburn and nearby cities four nuptials are recorded. Edward W. Hudson and Louisa Engard of Woburn wed by Rev H C Parker. Thomas St John Lockwood and Emmeline Dabney Stackpole wed in this city by Rev Brooke Herford. Joseph E Smith and Laura K Jones of Bridgewater wed by Rev Thomas W Brown. Benjamin F Swan and Althea L Shute wed in this city by Father H M Talbot.

Bridgewater Swan Father H. M. Talbot Benjamin F. Swan Althea L, Shute Belfast

Obituary notices from New England and New Jersey

Obituaries list multiple deaths with ages and locations including Clarissa Edna Baker of Portland Maine aged 91 at Orange New Jersey and Rufus King Howell in Florida. Also Sarah G Littlefield of Kennebunk Maine aged 187 years and Martha P Montague of Cambridgeport daughter of Francisco Cogswell aged 33 years 5 months. Funeral details for Martha Montague noted. Additional notices include Rosetta Mann in Randolph aged 84 and Rev Professor Austin Phelps of Bar Harbor, Lebbeus Stetson of Somerville, George E Willis Malden 74, Elvira Yeaton Somerville.

Cambridge Prospect Street Cambridgeport Westboro Mann Randolph Rosetta Mann Adoniram J. Mann Phelps Bar Harbor Austin Phelps Lebbeus Stetson Somille Willsat Malden George E. Willis Yeaton Somerville Elvira Yeaton

Proclaimed Chess and Otho on sale at 25 cents

The 100000 readers awaiting the chemap edition of Chess and Otho by Widow Goldsmiths Daughter author can procure it everywhere for 25 cents or have it mailed by G G W Dillingham Publisher New York on receipt of 25 cents.

Goldsmith G&g. W. Dillingham New York

Reciprocity the New Hope of New England

Erastus Wiman spoke in New Haven on reciprocity with Canada as the key to New England industry. He urged extending reciprocal trade to all of America to secure cheap Canadian raw materials like iron coal fish and food, boosting U S and New England manufacture for domestic and foreign markets. Newfoundland fisheries were also discussed in Gloucester with plans for free Newfoundland fishery products in exchange for American access for bait and outfits.

New Haven Conn New England Corliss Providence Milwaukee Europe America Canada Maritime Provinces United States Great Britain Germany England Africa Congress Liberal Party Dominion Gloucester Robert Bona Newfoundland Board of Trade Smith

Handwriting on the Wall Warns of Nervous Decay and Cure

A newspaper-style warning links nervous breakdown to bodily decay and urges Dr. Greene's Nervura as a remedy. A testimonial from CHARLES H. STEVENS of South Effingham, NH describes relief after one week of use and offers contact for Dr. Greene in Boston for free consultation.

Daniel Belshazzar Babylon Dr. Greene Boston Mass

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