Tariffs, reciprocity, and the road to protect American industry
The speaker argues against free trade, citing 1812 and 1833 tariffs as prologues to 1846 duties. He warns that free trade thrashes the nation’s 64 million mouths and vast property, urging protectionism to sustain industry and national prosperity amidst growing population. He supports McKinley for Ways and Means leader to guard U S interests and secure fair South American trade.
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Congress
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Brazil
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Starke County
Canton
Venezuela
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Starke
Committee of Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Thaddeus Stevens
Ohio
Robert C. Schenck
William McKinley
Sermon on Peace Highlights War Critics and Women’s Role
The Rev. Reuen Whomas preached at Park Street Church on peace inspired by the London Universal Peace Congress. He argued war is inhuman and a relic of barbarous times, urging arbitration and womanly influence to end conflict, and critiquing standing armies and political leaders.
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Park Street Church
Reuen Whomas
D.D
Brookline
Park Street
City Veiple
London
Charles Sumner
Europe
the Statesman
Wilfrid Lawson
Pennsylvania
New Members for the Theological Library Meeting
The seventieth meeting of the General Theological Library committee on new members elected William C. Stray as corporate member Henry E Cobb Arthur L Estabrook and Henry N Higelow as annual corporate members Mrs Peter W French East Weymouth an annual member and twenty seven others elected or conditionally. Levi C Wace elected to fill a seat on the committee Governor Hill party train collision at Moundsville West Virginia narrowly avoided.
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General Theological Library
Mt. Vernon Street
Luther Farnham
William C. Stray
Henry E. Cobb
Arthur L. Estabrook
Henry N. Higelow
Peter W. French
East Weymouth
Levi C. Wace
Baltimore & Ohio
Governor Hill
West Virginia
Moundsville
W. Va
Frantic Appeal From Ohio Notice Haunts Workers
An Ohio letter campaign seeks funds from government employees to back Republican campaigns. The notice asks for $5 to $15 contributions, promises secrecy, and mentions William Mayse as collector. William Hahn denies official role, says funds go to the Ohio Republican Association, with receipts sent weekly to Columbus. A Baltimore donor also contributed, while Mayse states he acts only as a messenger.
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William Mayse
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Baltimore
McKinley
Mayse
Executive Committee
Brazilian War Ships in American Waters Visit Planned
Brazil plans a friendly naval tour to the United States with a squadron led by Rear Admiral Balthazzar aboard the Aquidaban. The fleet will visit New York and likely Boston, Philadelphia, and New Orleans, then Washington for formal greetings to President Harrison. Dom Pedro may return to Brazil but seeks to live as a citizen of the republic. no monarchist party remains.
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Lifeboats and safety at sea prompted by Magellan loss
A Boston letter argues the Magellan disaster shows two deadly practices. No side lights after coast clearance and boats lashed on deck top hinder launch. Proposes stern davits like coasters to improve survivability and cites Olivette vs Edward H. Blake collision as illustration. Urges shipowners to consider safer boat stowage and lighting norms.
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Davis at Music Hall Promotes Controversial Gospel Stand
W J Davis who served a year for violating a city ordinance was the chief attraction at the Music Hall platform. Rev Edward Hale and Rev A H Plumb praised him while Davis denounced Rome and Masonry, urging respect for preaching and asserting church and freedom themes amid debate.
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Roxbury
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Rome
London
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Plumb
Davis
Joseph Cook
David Gregg
Park Street
Wiliam F. Davis
Supreme Court
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A. A. Miner
Two Fishing Schooners Race In Gloucester Harbor
The seventy seven ton schooner Susan L Hodge of Gloucester defeats the Carrie E Phillips of Boston in a brisk harbor race. The weather favored the Hodge as she shifted sails and tacked from Buoy 9 toward Boston, gaining from windward gains and a late push to cross the Phillips’s bow for the win.
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Carrie E. Phillips
Boston
Carrie Phillips
Susie” Hodge
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Hodge
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Windward
Long Island Head
Ocean Steamers List of Vessels and Schedules
A compilation of ships and arrival due dates with origins and agents. Includes Nyassa from Colon, Nestorian from Glasgow, Pavonia from Liverpool, and others with Oct dates and agents such as Alex Martin Geo Dr Kinery Thayer & Lincoln Wm Johnstone Co Fur ness and Warren & Co.
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Alex Martin
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Colon
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IL. & A. Allan
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Micman
Warren & Co
Durewam Crvy
London
C. Furness
Georgias
Thayer & Lincoln
Milanese
Thanemork
Wm. Johnstone & Co
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Mentmorr
Sama
Jamaica
Boston Bruit Co
Ethelwold
Oston Fruit Co
Wry
Havana
A. C. Lombard’s Sons
Casvledale
Samarang
Revere Sugar Refinery
Restoiation
Sourabaya
Revere Suear
Consignee
Iowa
Auction of Ocean Freight Destinations Across Oct 27 29
Listings show shipments due Monday October 27 to firms in Havre Servia Liverpool and Yamaki Ilavana to New York and Cuba. Tuesday October 28 features Liper Bremen consignments to Oelrichs Maaspam Rotterdam and Edge firms. Westernland Antwerp heads to P Wright Sons. Wednesday October 29 includes NIAGARA Havana to New York Cuba Mail line.
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Liverpool
Underhill & Co
Ruuabtia
Havre
R. J. Curtis
Servia
Y. H. Brown
Yamaki
Ilavana
N.Y
Wisconsin
Massie
J. B. Ismay
P. Wright & Sons
Lanny
Bremen
Oelrichs & Co
Thynland
Antwerp
Land title suit over Boston parcel with mortgage cloud
The document outlines a bill in equity by Betsy Child’s heir to quiet title on a Boston West Roxbury land tract described by block and street bounds. It notes a prior mortgage to Ebenezer Richards in 1865 for 800 dollars, unpaid, with heirs named as defendants, and asks for a decree validating ownership and removal of the mortgage cloud. The matter is set for defendants out of state to appear by the rule day.
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North Margin
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Goodwin and French
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Sewall A. France
Edward F. Dole
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Autumnal Advice for Winter Health From Dusty’s Pure Malt Whiskey
Seasonal guidance urges dry feet and waterproof boots, cautions against rubbers, and recommends avoiding coughs by taking a whiskey drink at the onset. It claims pneumonia and consumption can be triggered by cold, endorsing Dusty’s Pure Malt Whiskey as the sole standard medicinal whiskey advised by scientists and doctors.
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City of Boston Loans Proposals and Details
City of Boston files proposals for multiple loans totalling 1 129 000 dollars including 670 000 miscellaneous purposes loan due October 1 1900 and 259 000 Cochituate Water Loan due October 1 1900 plus 209 000 Public Parks Charles town District Loan due October 1 1900.
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