Blaine Defends McKinley Tariff and Reciprocity Clause
Ohio editor Blaine writes to counter Democratic claims he opposed the McKinley bill. He states the bill lacked market openings for wheat and pork until reciprocity was added, and credits treaties with Brazil Cuba Porto Rico San Domingo and Germany for expanding American farm product markets translating into significant pork and flour sales. Blaine affirms support for the tariff after reciprocity and signs as James G. Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Blaine
John Hopley
Journal
Bucyrus. O
James A. Blaine
Frye
Senate
Brazil
Cuba
Porto Rico
San Domingo
Germany
James G, Blaine
Letter to Josiah Quincy on silver and treasury notes
President Hayes defends U S treasury notes and silver bullion against Josiah Quincy the Democratic State Central Committee chair. He cites gold redemption behind notes and lists mint and Sub-Treasury offers while challenging Quincys accusations and urging platform corrections and clarity on the 1890 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincy
Democratic State — Central Committee
Nang
Treasury
United States
United States Treasury
Mint
Sub-Treasury
Foster
Treasury Department
Music Hall
Herald
Club
Exuinu B. Hayes
Taft's College Club Dinner At United States Hotel
Twenty five members attended the Taft's College Club dinner at the United States Hotel last evening with Mr Farnsworth presiding. Rev H W D spoke on The New Education during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft’s College Club
United States Hotel
Farnsworth
H.W. M.D
Trotted A Dead Heat At Mystic Park Race Day
Yesterday's brisk weather drew a strong crowd at Mystic Park as 2:32 and 2:25 heats finished early. In the 2:20 class Emma E and Jessie Hanson dead heated in a dramatic stretch duel, Daphne upset Emma E in the 2:20 sequence, while Terracon led the 2:39 heat to victory. Two upcoming match races with Robinson D and R D B are announced for next week and midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Park
Terracon
Doyle
Grace
Etta K
Dineh
Yerrgon
B. G
A. H. Dore
Thomas A. Doyle
Br. G
J. Carpenter
Eesee
Ptr
Sam Hodgson
S & Urace
Osgood
Theinis
B. m
Norcross & Foster
Bertonu. B
Cody
T. D. Marsh
Cserscseneed
Robinson D
Robinson Dean
Mischief
Amender
Dames Golden
Virginia Evans
Jessie Hanson
Early Bird
Emma E
Bessie Hanson
Jock Bowen
Daphne
Charlie Wilkes
Falcon, Jr
Bowen
Jesse Hanon
Charley Wilkes
Vurse
James Golden
Viet Ow
Tee Jesse Klanser
J. J. Bowen
Binma K
Frank Hayden
Br. m
Gray & Tarris
Grabon, Jr
Hougsun
Hardy B
Wilkes
Wilkes Rushed To the Front, With Twang
Awang
Minniel
Maggie T
Maggie Tl
Arthur Wilkes
Minnie L
Ina Binch
Gratz
Wwfags Ds Herds Catpongee Cos
J. Wilson
Ch. m
F. L. Clark
Rockview Farm
Cwang
Charndale Farm
Hurdy B
N.d
Howen
Tom Carpenter
J. Shillinglaw
Robinson J
John Kiley
Chesterfield
John Swan
Lady Sheridan
Food Show at Boston Exposition Illustrates Pie Crust Craft
Crowds flocked to the Domestic Science Department where Mrs. Lincoln demonstrated on the pastry and pie crust with exact measures and healthful cooking in mind. The event drew 10 000 attendees despite weather, with tours from Hartford Norwich and Portsmouth and planned excursions from Vermont towns. A Blackstone Virginia trip gathers a notable party including ex Governor Garcelon and many Boston area residents aboard the steamship Fairfax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Domestic Science Department
Mrs. Lincoln
Lincoln
Marion McBride
Mass
Samuel &. Capen
Boston School Committee
Robert Swan
Winthrop School
Marian McBride
Domestic Science
Food Exposition
Germania Band
Chase & Sanborn’s
Japan
Baker
Tewksbury
Jack
Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Blackstone
Garcelon
Lewiston
Frank P. Bennett
Charities CG. Nichols
Charles E. Jennings
Edson
Lott
John D. Henderson
Charles B. Ladd
George W. Cragg
J. A. Brown
Everett
Cheever
Lynn
James E. Bird
North Parts
Frank W. Whittier
P. M. Thurlow
Homer N. Chase
John H. Merrill
Auburn
George E. Pulsifer
C. M. Bisbee
West Sumner
IF. W. Calkins
John ©. Kelly
Elmer Kk. Leavitt
Medford
Charles A. Keith
Henry Pierson
E. A. Southwick
Mr. Bennett
Blackstone Land & Improvement Company
Fairfax
Norfolk
Poughkeepsie Bridge
Washington
Breath and stomach disorders blamed for bad breath cure
A London Medical Society address links foul breath to stomach and intestinal disorders and touts Carlsbad Waters or Sprudal Salts as remedies. It notes diuretic action and healing effects, credits signatures, lists discharged debtors and continued cases, with dates and creditor meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Hofmeister
Medical Society of London
Carlsbad
Hisner & Mendelson Co
New York
Harvard Varsity Boat Candidates Picked for Spring Crew
Captain Kelton calls Harvard varsity boat hopefuls to a meeting in the gym trophy room. Old crew members present include Kelton Vail Kantoul Powers Newell Cummings and Jones with Lynam set to row. New joiners are mature well built and fit while several veterans from class boats seek seats. A list of candidates features Ninde Atkins Slade Hickman Waters Pike Forsythe Weed Burness Bartholomay and others. Liva and Light will train in preparation as the boat club elects Forbes as president Pierce as vice president Earle secretary and Davis as treasurer and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelton
Harvard
Vail
Kantoul
Powers
Newell
Cummings
Jones
Lynam
OU. B. Ninde
H. F. Atkins
L. S
C. Slade
Hickman
Pound
B. G. Waters
C. B. Pike
RK. J. Forsythe
W. M. Weed
G E. Burness
H. Bartholomay
Bey Liva
Boat Club
Forbes
G. B. Pierce
Staging Collapse at Riding Academy Injures Three Workers
A staging at the new Riding Academy corner West Chester park and Parker street collapsed yesterday afternoon. Three workers from Woodbury and Leighton fell fifteen feet. Patrick Gannon suffered a severe scalp wound and brain concussion. John Credon dislocated wrist, Thomas Welch severe scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Riding Academy
West Chester Park
Parker Street
Woodbury & Leighton
Patrick Gannon
John Credon
Thomas Welch
Gannon
Credon
Welch
RODE THE GOAT IN A DARK ROOM DINNER
In a very dark room at Young's Hotel last evening the K-28 Society of the Institute of Technology held its monthly dinner with Mr. H. R. Moody presiding. Fifteen members attended and guests Mr. Shattuck of Lawrence and Mr. Smith of Worcester were present. Eldridge and Woftindale spoke on Investigation of Lead by Smelting Process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young’s
Society of the Institute of Technology
H. RK. Moody
Mr. Shattuck
Lawrence
Smith
Worcester
Eldridge
Woftindale
Three New Endowment Cases Heard by Judge Holmes
Justice Holmes heard three bills in equity against endowment orders after 6 pm. Leonard Le Barron et al sought a receiver for the New Hampshire based Supreme Colony of United Colonies. injunction granted against Traders Bank as depository. James F Rutrickson alleges improper special assessments by the Order of the Annual Friend, seeking $100 from matured certificates with $103 paid in. show cause set for before Nov 18. Hammond et al v Oriental Endowment Company et al claim $100 each in matured certificates and seek injunction to halt payouts until their claims are paid. notice returnable Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court
Leonard le Barron
Supreme Colony of United Colonies
New Hampshire
Hammond Et al
The
Oriental Endowment Company Et
Baker’s Dozen
Swift Case Fails in Superior Court Trial
The jury in the case of Erdie T. Swift versus Advertiser Publishing Company returned a verdict for the defendant after the Thursday first session before Judge Blodgett. Swift sought $60,000 damages over articles in the Evening Record. F. S. Hasseltine represented Swift and H. N. Sheldon for the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Blodgett
Erdie T. Swift
Advertiser Publishing Company
Evening Record
F. 5. Hasseltine
Mr. Swift
H. N. Sheldon
NO LIME IN Royal Baking Powder
Royal Baking Powder proclaims removal of Tartrate of Lime through patent processes. It asserts half a million dollars invested in patents and machinery to produce a pure, uncontaminated baking powder sourced from European Cream of Tartar. Emphasizes high cost and chemist certified purity as proof of being absolutely pure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Europe
Six Crew Members of Schooner Winchester Case Continued
The United States District Court case of the six crew members charged with revolt aboard the schooner D. D. Winchester was continued. The proceedings remained unfinished at adjournment with J. M. Marshall for the prosecution and Bb. Hal for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Parker will probate appeals over executor accounts
Supreme Judicial Court hears appeals from Middlesex Probate Judge concerning the accounts of Joel Parker's executors Horatio G Parker and others. Contested issues include charging methods for payments and expenses and the executors' charge for investing in 100 shares of New York Equitable Trust Company stock, a company that later liquidated. Lawyers Dabney, Parker for claimants. Hoar, Sullivan for executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolks
Houlmes
J. Joel Parker
Gertrude P. Sheffield
Horatio G. Parker
Middlesex County
Parkers
Joel Parker
New York Equitable ‘Trust Company
L. 5
Dabney
M. Parker
Hoar
W. Sullivan
Beal v Lowell and Dracut Street Railway verdict for defendant
Suffolk Suffolk Superior Court reports a mixed docket with multiple sessions on Oct 16. Beal sues Lowell and Dracut Street Railway for 15000 damages after being thrown from a car. verdict favors the defendant. Other cases include Brogi Baldwin fraud claim for 1500 and damages for arson injuries. Insolvency and Middlesex sessions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk Ss
BisuHop
Ottavio Brogi
Franklin G. Baldwin
J. R. Smith
I. R. Clark
Damiel O'Driscoll
J. F
Edinboro Street
Bank of Earth
S.J. Elder
George W. Norris
A. V. Lynde
RK. Stone
William F. Courtney
John J. Hogan
Damages Filed in Boston Court Rulings and Jury Dates
Superior Court in Dedham on October 16 handles multiple cases from Canton and Boston. Jury awards for land damages total 181775 and 3100. Proceedings include contract and warranty disputes over a horse sale and monument delivery. Notices set jury trial terminations for Oct 20 and divorce libels for Oct 21 with waived cases Oct 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
J. E. Cotter
G. A. Healy
J. 8. Benton, Jr
T. E. Grover
E. Greenhood
William C. Townsend
Guiseppe Malnati
B.C. Bumpns
W W. Jenness
J. W. McAnarney
McCrillis Et al
Brown
Shepard
Ruggles
Sehalz
Stefan
Higgins
Frye
Bradley
Beetle
Bassett
City of
Tlayes
Hyde Park
Boston
Thomas Et al
Connors
Same. Stephenson
Ste
Wen
Wight
Palace on Wheels opens tour of private steel car in New England
Thousands viewed B A Atkin sons private steel passenger car at Boston and Providence station. W W LeSeur leads a tour through New England towns to distribute the firms new book Now to Get Rich with a special ladies edition. The cylindrical steel car touts indestructibility by fire or collision and a lavish interior with observation room, lavatories, grand salon, buffet and smoking room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Atkinson & Co
Boston & Providence
W. W. LeSeur
New England
Rent and Rapid Transit Bill Disputed Over Housing Costs
Rapid Transit Commission rooms in the Exchange Building prompted a funding dispute. The act provided 20,000 for all expenses except salaries, and options differ on whether rent should be charged to that fund or paid by the sergeant at arms, as the act requires quarters none in the State House. Commissioners seek to maximize funds for investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Transit Commission
Exchange Building
State House
Exchange
Richardson
Kingsley
Seargent-At-Arms
Morning and Evening Church Services Listing
Many Boston area churches publish morning service times on Sunday with various ministers. Notable entries include Kinos Chapel Emmanuel Church First Church Berkeley Street Disciples Church Roxbury Exeter Street and Arlington Street Church with 10:30 a.m. services and free seating. A 2:45 p.m. lecture and vesper concerts are noted at Spirit Temple and Tabernacle. Public attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinos Chapel
Charles A. Tumphreys
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Leighton Parks
First Church
Berkeley
Marlboro Stree's
Stopford Wentworth Brooke
Church OF the Disciples
West Brookline Street
Warren Avenue
Charles,Ames
Eliot Square
Roxbury
James de Normandie
Children’s Church
Arlington Street
Herford
First Spiritual Temple
Newbury
Fxeter Streets
Lake
South Congregational Church
Exeter
Edward E. Hale
V.1
First Reformed Episcopal Critercna
Dartmouth
Harwich Streets
James M. Gray
W.S. Martin
Savory
Mr. Bodd
People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Emory J. Haynes
Qlariette
C. i
Bowpoin Squawk Tabernacle
M. R. Deming
Chester W. Kingsley
W. A. Breed
Nellie Iox
Ariel Quartette
Edith Munroe
I. YY. M. Christian Union
Vesper Sérvie
Union Thai
Boviston Street
Edward A. Hoton
Second Church
Boston
Cs. J. Kk. Manes
Anna G
Sawyer
George Mendall
Taylor
Vue Veteran Association
Independent Cours of Capers
Carps
Cromer
Active Corps
Columbus Ave
J. W. Gore
State Street
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Senator Frye
Treasury Note
Meg State
Ery
Hartford
Conn
Norwich
Putnam
Brocton
Vermont
Central
Grand Trunk
Portland
George B. Tolman Council
Independent Order of Clerks of
Haverhill
Quincy
Ateady
Reeves American Band
Providence
Howard Ladies Military Band
New York & New England Railroad
Pawtucket
K.L
Boston & Maine Railroad
Northampton
Amherst
Belcherton
Ware
Gilbertville
Hardwick
Barre
Boston & Albany Railroad
Kennebec Steamship Company
Kennebec River
John C. Potter
J. Henry Bufford
Susie B. Field
Alonzo Spear
Edward F. Sheik
Henry J O'Brien
John A. Parker
Harry R. Alexander
Elmer G. Robinson
Jacob Brown
Tra W. Ford
Gottfield H. Merkel
Frances F. Emery
Jesse M. Gove
Gay & White
Holmes
Swif
Record
Royal Baking Powder
Maynard
George H. Brooks
N. Ward & Co
Alice H. Dickerman
Francis J. Ward
C. G
C. J. McIntire
Dunbar
J. Freeman A. Walker
Emil Myers
C. W. Bartlett
A. d. Pratt
Monnay
Nicholson
Lowell & Dracut St. Rv
Potter Rep
Light
Singer Mtg. Co
Green
Toy
Bwiit
Steveneo
Y. Lisley
Conway
Goodwin
Shere
Lowell
Snuffolk
McKim
D. Marks
Lewis
James W. Lunt
Thomas R. Winte
William H. Farnham
Norfolk Ss
Dedham
Thompson
Catherine Healy
Sir—Mary_ Horan
Boston & v. Same
Wanes
E. Owen Keegan
Martin
Aplt
Palace ON Wheels
Cali
Inte County
Taylor Whisney
Terk H. Graves & Sons
W. Baker & CO
Han
Washburn Crosby CO
C.H. Cummings & CO
State St
Traders’ Nat. Bank
Northern Investment Co
Sears
Associates
Astor
Washington Street
James Pyle
N.Y
W. J. Haines
Pewberton Square
Toom
Geman
Newbury St.eet
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