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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1889

Page

5

Fishermen critique unions amid fishery license dispute

Gloucester observers describe limited gains from the American Fishery Union and National Fishery Association while detailing how funds were raised and spent. They warn that licenses issued under a modus vivendi expire Dec 31 1889 and that Canada Newfoundland access may shape a looming North American fishery monopoly.

American Fishery Union National Fishery Association Glovcester Dominion United States United States Senate Newfoundland Gloucester Grand and Western Bank Canada Great Britain North America Cleveland George Steele Fishery Exchange Steele Cyrus Story Fitz J. Babson Babson William H. Trescott Washington Maine Massachusetts New England New York City Hall Fulton Market Mr. Steele Portland O. B. Whitten Charles Levi Woodbury Fishery Union Tafan_ Tir

American Fisherman Allowed to Dry Damaged Cargo at Shelburne

The US fishing schooner Carleton Belle with a modus vivendi license sailed into Shelburne Nova Scotia a few days ago damaged by salt water. The captain discharged his fish cargo and sought permission to dry the fish before reloading, which was promptly granted.

Ottana Ont Sprcrau United States Carleton Belle Shelburne N. S Department

Autumnal Weddings in Waltham Honor Marine Lieut Doty

Lieutenant George Harmon Doty of the U S Marine Service married Miss Lucy H. Flagg at the Flaggs Forest Street residence in Waltham. The ceremony was by Rev E J Young with 300 guests from Boston New York and Philadelphia. The couple will reside in Waltham after a lengthy wedding trip.

Waltham George Harmon Doty United States Marine Service Washington, D.C E. J. Young Lucy H. Flagg Augustus Flagg Boston New York Philadelphia Fitchburg Railroad M. D. Flagg Margaret Anthony New Bedford C. Tt. Wilkins Detroit Mich Elisha Flagg C. T. Cowerthwait Arthur Perrin Ambridge Charles Sprague

Nina Moore Weds Francis B Tiffany in West Newton Unitarian Church

Miss Nina Moore, Boston school teacher, marries Francis B Tiffany of Minneapolis at 4 a.m. in West Newton Unitarian Church. The ceremony was led by Rev. Francis Tiffany, with Rev. J C Janes assisting. Best man was Lawrence Bond. ushers included Stephen Thacher and G E Woodbury. Following a family wedding supper, the couple will reside in Minneapolis.

Tiffany—Moore Newton Sprcrat J West Newton Unitarian Nina Moore Boston Francis B. Tiffany Minneapolis Minn Francis Tiffany Cambridge J. C Janes West Newton Lawrence Bond

Wedding at Hanson's residence unites Annie Hanson and Benjamin Nason

In Salvem on October 16 a pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. Job Hanson. The bride is Annie Hanson and the groom is Benjamin Nason. Rev. Mr. Brodie performed the ceremony. They received numerous gifts from guests.

Job Hanson Annie Benjamin Nason Brodie

Interstate Commission overworked in Washington trip

Judge Thomas M. Cooley, chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, passed through Pittsburgh en route to Ann Arbor. He is seriously indisposed and plans to recuperate at home. He says members are suffering from overwork and hopes to resume sittings within a few days.

Interstate Commission PittsbuRg Thomas M. Cooley Interstate Commerce Commission Washington Ann Arbor Mich Commission

Young Men urged to dress well in ready made English suits

Advertisement urges young men to dress handsomely and buy ready made English cutaway suits. It promotes fine English worsteds and lists L. P. Hollander & Co. at 82 and 83 Boylston Street and Park Square as the source.

L. P. Hollander & Co Boylston Street Park Square

Market opens with promise of bear run on Sugar stock

Yesterday's opening market showed bear pressure, Sugar shares opening 1 percent higher then climbing to 774 percent amid bear orders. Cottonseed Oil active, 53,000 certificates traded. Money spiked to 14 percent late, causing a dull close. West End Street Railway first sale 77 and 102 percent rights. Atchison and Sugar followed New York, rights heavily bought by London and Amsterdam. Canadian, New York loans discussed, Thomson Electric Welding patent sale to English capitalists for 1,200,000. Northern Pacific directors held private meeting ahead of today’s annual meeting. Coal output restricted this month. October week one tonnage 100,000 less than 1888. Carl Spreckels eyed in California sugar, but East Coast competition strong. skepticism toward his philanthropy. APE Cop.

W. D. Pierce C. B. Whitten Portland Seis Ag Charlies Levi Woodbury Boston H. Trescott Washington Benea Pie OG Fitz J. Babson Gloucester Vane James Gifford Provincetown George Steele J. O. Winship Cece Vroom Arnold Nova Scotia O. & Whitten W. A. Wilcox O. B. Thitten Mr. Steele Fishery Union Mr. Woodbury Fitz J. Babson Canada Babson Bayard Congress Pavilion Hotel Luther Maddox Boothbay New England National Fishery Association American Fishery Union Mr. Babson New York Secretary of Marine and Fisheries Legra St. Paul Atchison and Sugar Thomson European Electric Welding

Accident injures Cambridge woman and grandson

While Mrs J H Potts a 70 year old rider and her 12 year old grandson were on Commonwealth avenue yesterday their horse became frightened and ran away. The carriage collided with an express wagon throwing both occupants out and seriously injuring Mrs Potts who was taken to her home at 103 River street Cambridge

J. H. Potts Commonwealth Avenue

Paintings Auction and Multiple Marriages Listed Today

Auction sales include Paintings by Leonard & Co. at 3 p.m. Today. Marriages recorded in various cities: Adams to Day of East Boston. Archibald to White. Coye to Hubbard. Doty to Flagg. Furlong to Witherbee. Gorman to Thorn. Hetig to Christensen. Hertrampf to Bencke. Hogan to Nicholas. Leverman to Gilbert. Nason to Hansen. Tiffany to Moore.

Waltham FE. J. Young George Harmon Doty United States Marine Service Lucy H. Flagg Boston Furlong—Witherbee Marlboro C. A. Skinner Arthur Williams Furlong Ella Frances Witherbee Gorman—Thorn N. A. Apollonio J.P James J. Gorman Anna Thorn Hetig—Christensen Louis Christen William Peptig Annie Christensen Hertrampfy—Bencke William Hertraimpt Maddalena Bencke Hogan Nicholas Jamaica Plain E. M. [Lunt George E. Hogan Grace E. Nicholas Leverman Gilbert Franklin D. Rideout Henry A. Leverman Halifax N. S Elizabeth H. Gilbert Mass Nason—Hansen Salem Mr. Brodie Benjamin Nason Annie Hansen Tiffany—Moore West Newton Francis Tiffany Francis B. Tiffany St. Paul, Mimn Nina Moore Augustus O. Moore

Obituaries and death notices from October listings

Announcements of deaths with names and ages across Boston area and nearby towns dated October. Includes Angier Saxonville widow Anna Maria aged 86, Clary Wareham William T. aged 40, Challis Chelsea Eliza M. aged, Farrar Pepperell Mary B. S. aged 75, Foster in city Edmund, Gilligan Boston Highlands Isabella Tonge daughter aged 9, Hal city Marion widow aged 82, Jordan city Jessie F. aged 26, Ruggles Dorchester Edward 5 RB aged 88, Schoelch Boston Highlands David aged 60, Wheeler Concord Jonathan aged 85, and a Buffalo entry Miss Mary L. rite aged.

Angier South Boston Anna Maria Cyrus W. Angier Saxonville Clary Wareham William T. Clary Boston Challis Chelsea Eliza M James Julia Challis Farrar Pepperell Mass Mary B. S. Farrar Foster Edmund Foster Gilligan Boston Highlands Isabella, Tonge James and Mary George W. Gookin Hal Marion John Hall Jordan Jessie F E. L. Jordan Ruggles Dorchester Edward Ruggies Schoelch David Schoelch Wheeler Concord Jonathan Wheeler Wee Buffalo N. Y Mary L

Foolish prejudice against words dulls medicine use

A writer argues against bias toward alcohol and whiskey in medicine. Citing Prof. Flint Parrish Greenleaf, they claim judicious use of alcohol benefits heart and temperance. Advocates urge Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a household remedy with proper, pure medicinal use.

Austin Flint Bellevue New York Joseph Parrish M. G. Greenleaf Duffy’s

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