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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1888

Page

5

All Ready to Adjourn Tariff Debate Marks House Victory

The House Ways and Means Committee hails Senate adjournment as a victory and releases a harsh analysis of the tariff bill aimed at guiding the campaign. McMillin presents the analysis as the chamber applauds. with 315 days in session, lawmakers anticipate early work on appropriation bills and continued tariff battles without a Christmas recess. Less than fifty members are in the city, fewer tonight as efforts to push bills continue.

HiIncTon Democrats House Senate Ways and Means Committee McMillin Congress House Asl

In the Senate Mills bill tariff debate and adjournment talks

Washington Oct. 18. Senators consider the Mills tariff bill with men of both parties clashing over ad valorem rates and protective aims. The session features discussion of wool, cotton, sugar duties, and claims about Havemeyer contacts with Ways and Means. Adjournment plans are debated amid partisan lines as a recess is proposed from late October to mid November.

Gray Connecticut Paddock Allison Mr. Brown Georgia Brown Teller James G. Blaine Cockrell Senate Aldrich Bureau of Statistics House Bureau Wall Street Carlisle Vest New England Missouri Telfer United States Eustis Colorado Kepperstein Wasn Hinc Ton Forney Alabama Committee On Appropriations McMillin Tennessee Congress Sugar Senate Finance Committee Farquhar Peters Kansas Mr. McMillin Bayne Pennsylvania Sugar Trust New York Trust Ways and Means Turner Ways and Means Committee Havemeyer Breckinridge Kentucky Taylor Mr. Havemeyer Pearson Washington Committee On Manufactures Blaine Indiana E. B. Taylor Mills Committee On Ways and Means Kentuccky Milliken Maine Ohio Mr. Breckinridge McComas

Indubitably quotes trigger Senate clash over reading record

In a heated Senate exchange, Mr Breckinridge accuses Mr Taylor of garbling a quotation from the record while Mr Taylor defends his reading as unintended. Both deny personal attacks as they cite the official reporter’s notes and insist they did not misrepresent one another. The dispute concludes with a Senate resolution for final adjournment concurred.

Mr. Taylor Mr. Breckinridge Turner Ohio Ways and Means Committee Breckinridge Taylor Kentucky Mr.Taylor Mr.Breckinridge Senate

Atlantic mail service debate prompts Canada to decide

A LondonTimes despatch urges Canada to approve an Atlantic mail service comparable to the New York route. Negotiations reportedly precede a Canadian Pacific service to Australia with expected imperial and colonial subsidies. If mails lag, Canada may fail to compete with existing routes to Australia.

Toronto Ont London The Times Canada New York Canada Pacific Road Australia

American shipping outlook lifts for US ports and markets

A two month surge in foreign freight from US ports driven by brokers reports a tight supply of suitable vessels, pushing lumber rates to Montevideo and Buenos Ayres while coal trade remains firm. Cuba tonnage cuts dues, boosting vessel incentives. New York market shows bullish sentiment ahead of elections.

United States River Platte Portland Buenos Ayres Osario Postoe Montevideo Rosario Boston Cuba

Weekly Post recap highlights prominent speeches and national news

The Weekly Post offers full reports on Seth Low’s Cooper Union address William E Russell speeches in Clinton Westfield and Northampton Fairchilds New York demonstration Thurmans Fort Wayne acceptance content Pierson treasury status and a broad digest of foreign domestic news New Jersey politics market notes vessel listings and more for a dollar a year in post paid delivery Fathomless quotes and notices celebrate the ablest paper for the money in New England.

Weekly Post Seth Low Cooper Union New York William E. Russell Clinton, Westfield Northampton Fairchild Thurman Fort Wayne Ind Pierson United States Treasury New Jersey Taverner United States Canada New England

Brotherhood of St. Andrew elects Edmund Billing president

The Brotherhood of St. Andrew meeting in New York elected Edmund Billing of Boston as president during the convention on October 18.

Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew New York Brotherhood of St. Andrew of the Episcopal Church Edmund Billing Boston

Leonard & Co. carpet sale at 3 p.m. Tubay

Leonard and Co announces carpet sale events with a 3 pm start time and a separate listing for Fruit Snow and Co at 1 pm, outlining today’s schedule of demonstrations or sales activities.

Leonard & Co Fruit—Snow & Co

Wedding Banns Listed in Boston Area Notices

A string of marriage notices from October in Boston area newspapers lists couples including Batt and Nowell in Fall River, Chadbourn and Flanders in this city, and Blackman and Tucker in Waltham, among others. Names include Faxon to Mary Lon Smelt, Pinksohn to Theresa Bernstein, Shaw to Lizzie Lewis, Tarbell to Susan Hodgkins, and Wheeler to Ellen Hayward, with ceremonies conducted by local ministers.

Batt Nowell Fall River D.D Mm. Batt Sarah B. Nowell Peon Salem E. @. Willson Frank Weston Deuaeniske Perry Edward B. Peirson Blackman Aan Lee Dep Austin B Frencohn Hardenbergh Eddy East Emily French Brookline Rae Faxon E. E. Hale George Huntington Faxon Mary Lon Smelt Wasl Ng—Snell-Ashington D. C Unity Presbyterian Church Ris Josephansfield Long Canton Eliza . Snell Washington, D. C Cores Pinksohn Bornstein Alaska Hugo Pinksohn Theresa Bernstein Shaw Lewis Roxbury George L. Perin George C. Shaw Lizzie A. Lewis Tarbell Hodgkins E. B Webb Edmund Herbert Tarbell Susan Candler Hodgkins Wheeler—Hayward Henry W. Foote Henry Wheeler Ellen George Hayward

Multiple Deaths in City and Nearby Areas

Obituary notices list Julia B Apthorpe aged 54 in city with a widow's record, Otis Kramhall 75 at Home for Aged Men, Theodore Clement 78 formerly of Boston in North Brookfield, Ellen Craft Concroft 81 Newton Highlands, Sarah Corning 83 at Littleton, Harry L. Dyer 27 in Washington DC, Eben Freeman ???, Knowles Freeman 48 Chelsea, Martin Griffin 102 New Bedford, George Kensey ?, Mary F Lear 78 Ipswich, Eliza Whiting 64 Chelsea, Rebecca Niebuhr 61 Ipswich, Agnes E Wilson ?, Eliza May Mayo ? and others noted with dates Oct 16 18 17. Funeral details: general notices reference service and location.

Apthorpe Julia B Aeen Mhall Otis Kramhall Clement North Brookfield E. F. Greene Theodore Clement Boston Craft Newton Highlands Ellen Craft Littleton Sarah Corning Barnabas Dodge Dyer Washington, D. C Harry L. Dyer George H S. Maria Dyer Worcester Mass Freeman Trave Bben Freeman Chelsea Keeman Knowles Griffin Cabot Street Martin Giffin Homer New Bedford Charlestown Latertown Lower Mary F. Lear Ipswich Mayo Medford Watson Gee Mitchelly

Wanted Experienced bookkeeper and drummer for New England trade

Wanted an experienced bookkeeper for wholesale clothing business, with good correspondence and reliability. Also seeking experienced drummers with New England trade. Address, Office of Post.

New England Office of Post

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