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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1890

Page

2

Reciprocity debate and the MeKinley bill controversy

The speech critiqued reciprocity delays and a retaliatory tariff amendment tied to the MeKinley bill. It warned this would empower the President to impose duties without Senate or House consent, risking varied impacts on leather and related industries. The speaker urged true tariff reform benefiting all manufacturers and opposing sectional exploitation.

Blaine Plumb Sherman Canada Maine Kansas Senate House United States Evarts House of Representatives Benjamin Harrison Benjamin Farrison Woburn Congress New England Henry M. Cross

That Speech Worries Him In Walpole Address On Tariff Reed

Walpole October meeting features Congressman John W. Candler defending protectionist tariff policy. He argues for Reed as Speaker and condemns Democratic opposition, urging workingmen to back the Republican program. David Hall Rice also speaks on current affairs.

Robert 38. Gray Republican Town Committee David Hall Rice Brookline Candler Walpole Democratic Party Thomas B. Reed Mr. Reed Ile Poland Reed South Thirty-First Congress New England Massachusetts Congress American Republic England Ireland Germany Europe Republican Party United States Fifty-first Williams Candier Mr. Williams Boston Board of Trade The Commercial Club United Canada James G. Blaine Committee On Ways and Turner Georgia Newton

Morley and Ireland policy debated at Newcastle rally

A Northern Conservative Union meeting in Newcastle drew about 4000 including Mr. Balfour. A resolu tion praised his Irish policy and credited him with uniting Great Britain and Ireland. Balfour said Ireland’s condition improves and law respect widens, while he teased Mr Morley as better at writing history than making it.

London Northern Conservative Union Newcastle Balfour Ireland Great Britain Morley Tipperary Renr Smith Barry Quinlan The Sieele Messrs. Dillon O’brien Reland America O'brien Gomge Hattie Socialist Conress Herr Baumgarten Hamburg Berlin Halle National Liberal Club Sydney N.S. W Marine Officers’ Association Seamen’s Union Officers’ Association Glasgow Reinidenkorf Schaaf Frau Schaaf Ambler Britain Europe Mr. Robbins Christendom Robbins Waltham American Waltham Watch Company Whitehead Tariff Commission Ares Waltham Watch Waltham Watch Company Mr. Fox Congress Woburn Lodge New England Melkinley Lynn Morse Brockton

Boy Attacked by Vicious Bulldogs on West Street

Willie Donnelly twelve of East Main street was set upon by two bulldogs on West street. The animals threw him down and chewed his legs and thighs in many places until neighbors beat them off with clubs. Donnelly is in a critical state. The dogs will be killed.

Work Willie Donnelly East Main Street West Street Donnelly

Weekly Journal Examines Liberty Against Socialism In Government

The journal discusses individual liberty over expanded government, noting socialism's growing role in Germany and increasing influence in England. It highlights the importance for readers studying the opposing side of the issue.

Germany England

Altar Draperies Fire At St Stanislaus Church

A panic erupted at St Stanislaus Roman Catholic Church Cayucano as altar draperies ignited during a children’s service. About fifteen hundred children and mothers rushed to exits, causing a stampede on stone steps. fire and police rescues followed. No deaths among children were reported and damage included bloodied steps and torn carpets. The crowd then dispersed amid a dramatic scene and afterward visitors enjoyed the Mechanics Fair exhibit along with free samples of Murdock’s Liquid Food.

Murdock Music Hall

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