Codman at New Bedford I opens tariff debate rally
In New Bedford on October 29 Colonel Charles R. Codman addressed a large Democratic gathering at the Grand Opera House. He urged tariff reform, attacked the Quay-led Republican machine, and argued that protectionism shields a rich, powerful class while burdening the masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Berforp
Charles R. Codman
Grand Opera House
F. A. Bradford
Democratic City Committee
Lemuel T. Wilcox
Archibald Grimke
Hyde Park
Colonel Codman
Codiman
Lie
Republican Party
Sumner
Wilson
Garfield
John Sherman
New Bedford
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United States
Europe
Juay
Mr. Quay
State of
Quay
Republican National Committee
Will Governor Enforce Rail Safety Laws Now?
Boston letters reveal Burns and Ca demand Governor Brackett press Attorney General to enforce safety couplers, frogs and blocked switches on freight cars. They cite Kansas statement on railroad stockholders as possible conflict. Appendix shows I W Kinsley still Wichita & Western president. stock data unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wiliam Burns
Hugh
Mass
John WY. A. Brackett
J. Q. A. Brackett
Elliott
Board of Railroad Commissioners
State of Kansas
Adn
Edward W. Kinsley
Wichita & Western Railroad
Supreme Judicial Court
William Burns
Heean O'Connor
THAT PROMISED SPEECH ON MASS LOBBY PROMPTS ANSWERS AT BELMONT
Governor Brackett answers William E Russell questions about the Massachusetts lobby at a Belmont Town Hall gathering. He defines lobby scope, defends both parties, cites the West End inquiry, and details a proposed public registry and expenses law to curb lobbying abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Brackett
William E. Russell
Springfield
Charles H. Yates
American Watch Factory
Henry J. Fletcher
James A. Fox
Cambridge
I. B. Hayes
Lynn
P. J. Conlan
Boston
Massachusetts
Webster
Aminelaber
Russell
National
Great Britain
House of Representatives
State House
Music Hall
Republican Party
West End
Lodge Addresses Reading Republicans on Tariff and Prices
Reading October meeting featured Henry Cabot Lodge urging protective tariff reform. He cited the New England Tariff Reform League appeal signed by merchants and lawyers, argued against Democrat price claims, and claimed McKinley era policies saved billions for consumers. He wrapped with Reed rules and the force bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lyceum
Nathan D. Stoodley
Lodge
New England Tarif Reform League
Henry L. Pierce
Baker’s Chocolate
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Pierce & Co
Thomas J. Gargan
Reed
Greenhalge in Methuen Native Town Hall Speech
Congressman Greenhalge greeted supporters in Methuen at the Town Hall and Exchange House parlors. He defended speaking within the district and praised his own district as honest for choosing a Democrat, while deriding rival figures Mugwump Andrew Everett and George Fred Williams as youthful politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Fox
Mr. Fox
Democratic Party
South
England
Sherman Hoar
Republican Party
Dingley
House
Aldrich
Senate
Long
John E. Russell
Eighth
Mugwump
Andrew, Everett
George Fred Williams
Democracy
Mormon Question Shapes Idaho Politics in Shoup Report
Governor Shoup reports to the Secretary of the Interior that the Mormon question has influenced Idaho politics. He notes the test oath law and the churchs old social and business exclusiveness made non Mormon settlement undesirable, but with loyal principles and new habits they can become better neighbors and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Europe
America
South
Harrison
Republican Party
Republic
Territories
Free States
Supreme Court
Abrahim Lincoln
Lincoln
Sumner
Fessenden
Andrew
Great Party of Freedom
Party of Progress
House
Beneft
General Court
West End
State House
Josiah Quincy
Democratic State Executive Committee
John W. Coveney
State Senate
Washington
Shoup
Taaho
Secretary of the Interior
Idaho
Public Auction of Pewabic Mining Property in Michigan
Notice of sale under a 1890 circuit court decree listing Pewabic Mining Company real estate interests in Houghton County Michigan. Sale covers stamp mill plant mining equipment and multiple tracts within sections 25, township 55 north range 34 west, with numerous reservations and leases, at 10 in the forenoon on November 6 1890 at the courthouse front door in Hongsten Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuilt Court OF Tite Gn United States
Western District of Michigan
Northern Division
Line Chancery
Thomas K. Mason
William Hart Smith
Sullivan Ballou
Pewabic Mining Company
Johnson Vivian
Henry Billiauts
Thomas J. Perkins
Alden K. Kuattrick
Daniel L. Deuwwman
Pewabic Copper Company
Circuit Court of the United States
Thomas H. Mason
Sullivan Halton
Pewabie Mining Company
Henry Billings
Thomas H. Perkins
Alden B. Sattrick
Daniel J. Demmon
Pewabie Copper Company
Portage Lake
Oburn
Wiliam ‘Tewk
Office of the Register of Deeds
Houghton County
Michigan
Isaac Jones
Register of Deeds
Detroit & Lake Superior Copper Company
Samuel F. Hodge
John Senter
Sid Register
Said
Joseph Hamel
Tementine
William Hosking
Auction Sale of Pewabic Mining Assets in Houghton County
Fifteen described parcels in Township 55 North Range 34 West and the Pewabic lode rights in Houghton County are offered in one sale. The property includes sections 23, 9, 10 and 36 with shore frontage on Portage Lake and rights to mine Pewabic lode and associated lodes. Also listed are assorted stocks, bonds, and mineral interests under executors orders with 10 percent deposits required on day of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pewabic
Thomas Odgers
John Philips
Office of the
Register of Deeds
Saia County
Quincy & Torch Lake Railroad
Fifty-Five
Portage Lake
Portare Lake
Isii
Houghton
Pewabic Mining Company
Soughton
Thomas W. Edwards
Register
Eicht
Pewabiec Mining Company
Franklin Mining Company
Michigan
Teaghton
Marquette
Mich
Plyer White
Dickinson, Thurber & Stevenson
Thomas B. Dunstan
Alfred Ressecy
Auctions of Boston railroad and bank securities on Nov 1 1890
Francis Henshaw & Co auctioneers list at 12 m on Saturday November 1 1890 shares and bonds from Boston Low Boat Co Standard Rubber Co various banks Revere Beach & Lynn RR Fitchburg RR and others plus County of Rumsey and County of Cloud Kansas bonds to be offered. items include many railroad and bank issues with overdue dates and par values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex Mills
Nat. Br
Boston
American Waltham Watch Co
Boston & Albany RR
Richts
Suffolk Cordage Co
Newton & Watertown Gas Light Co
Metropolitan St. Ky. Co
Kansas City
Grand Ave. Cable Ry. Co
Toledo
Delphos & Burlington RR
Cinn
St. Louis
Boston & Montana Mining Co
Springfeld & Cinn. RR
Boston & Cowant Ohn
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Washington Mills Co
Tremont Nat
Howard Nat
Suffolk Nat. Bk
Metropolitan Nat. Br
National Webster Bk
Metropolitan Nat. BE
Nat
Hamilton Woollen Co
Boston, Reverebeach & Lynn RR
Maine Central RR
Boston & Lowell RR
National Tube Works
Massachusetts Title
Ins
New England
Mtge. Security Co
L.xecutor
China Mut. Ins. Co. Scrip
Danvers Nat. Bk
Peabody
Boston ‘Low Boat Co
Standard Rubber (Co
de Quincey RR. Bridge Co
B. & Lowell RR
Ft. Payne Coal & Iron Co
Globe N. Bank
Shoe & Leather N. Bank
Massachusetts N. Bank
Dedham N. Bank
Metropolitan N. Bank
N. Bank of Republic
Suffolk N. Bank
Massawippin Valley RR. Co
Boston, Reverebeach & Lynn RR. Co
Fitchburg RR. Co
Nlobe Works Co
Globe Inv. Co
Harris Palatial Car Co
American Ins. Co
City of
Eastern RR
Eijk Horn & Mo
Valley RR
County of Rumsey
County of Cloud
Kansas
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Codman
Governor Brackett
Secretary of State
MR. Lodge
Greenhalge
Methuen
Edward F. Barnes
State Street
Room
New Court House
WM. W. Warren
Allston ST
Alliston Court
Snow & CO
Fulton St
Fruit Solicitoa
la. m
California Fruit
Almeria
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Esremfield Street
Molla Aly
Persia
New
York
Hocratio Harris & CO
R. L. Day , CO
Stece Auctioneers
Onice
Licom
The
Boston Stock Exchange
Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange
Ince
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