Tariff reform debate and New England’s industrial decline
A Massachusetts speaker argues high tariffs harm New England by driving industry south and west. He cites Maine and Connecticut declines, growing Southern mills, rising cotton output, and workers leaving to find pay elsewhere. He warns that lifting duties on raw materials would revive local manufacturing and lower living costs.
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Tariff Reform and the New England Market Vision
The speaker denounces tariffs that restrict crude materials and hinder industry. He cites coal, wool, and lead cases, praises reciprocal trade, and argues repeal of unnecessary taxes will lower costs, raise wages, and expand markets. He warns against proclaimed “tax” altars and urges voters to endorse tariff reform by supporting anti-protectionist candidates.
Probate Notices and Estate Admin in Boston District
Probate Court to probate Martin Griffin estate with John Stanton named executor without bond. Hearing set for November 19, 1888 in Boston to show cause. Notice published weekly in the Losten Post for three weeks. Also administrator with will annexed appointed for May Hasselbrouck estate. claims to be presented and payments made to Frederick Hasselbrouck, Boston, Oct. 29, 1885.
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Nsgorss
May Hasselbroock
Boston
Suffolk
Frederick Haasselbroock
Admi
Trustees seek allowance of seventeenth account in Juliana Tappan estate
William Aspinwall and William I Bowditch as surviving trustees present their seventeenth account for the estate of Juliana Tappan and Ellen A Hulett. You must appear at a Dedham probate court on the third Wednesday of November at nine in the forenoon to show cause why it should not be allowed. Trustees to publish citation weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post, then two days before court. Witness George White, judge, October 20, 1888. Jonathan Cobb, Register.
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Maine
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Lowell
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Massachusetts
George N. Briggs
Noboy
Connecticut
New England
Se Ponae Party
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Bouer
South Africa
Africa
Horace P. Tobey
Tremont Nail Company
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Congress
John Stanton
Suffolk
Losten Post
Joan W. Makin
Boston Post
George White
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Cours
Jonathan Cobb
Register
Commonwealth OF Massachue
S.—Suffolk
Louisa Ely Dredge
Charles H. Norton
Jonx W. McKi
Elijah Glorge
Commonwealth OF Massachodu
James Winning
Julia Winning
Jon W McKim
Eliah George
George M. Joy
Rebecca Joy
Joohn W. McKim
Fsquire
Elijah George
Commonwealthm OF
Mans
Middlesex
James Rielley
Sudbury
Prentiss Wessier
Cam Riige
George M. Brooks
Jd. H. Li LR
Mass Probate Court Citations for Thomas M. Richard Estate
Heirs and kin are cited in Middlesex probate for the estate of Thomas M. Richard late of Somerville to appear in Cambridge on the first Tuesday of November at nine in the morning. Caroline H. Richards petitions letters testamentary and exemption from bond surety, with Boston Post notice to appear published weekly for three weeks. George M. Brooks, judge. J. H. Tyler, register.
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Commonwealth OF Massach OU Jsetts
Middlesex
Anna H. Dunham
Cambridge
Anna E. Dunham
Camridge
Boston Post
Boston
Georgere M. Brooks
Esquire
J. H. Tyler
Register
Commonwealth OF Massach
Thomas M. Richard
Somerville
Caroline H. Richards
George M. Brooks
Notice of Administration for Patrick J. Dwyer Estate
Suffolk Probate Court cites next of kin and creditors concerning estate of Patrick J. Dwyer late of Boston intestate. Emma J. Dwyer applies for administration without bond. Hearing set November 5 at 10 am. publication weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge Joan W. McKim.
Probate notices from 1888 convey admin and trust actions
In Suffolk and Middlesex counties Massachusetts, probate court issuances summon interested parties to appear for accountings, administration with will annexed, and executrix/administrator appointments. Citations cite Boston Post publications with deadlines in October and November 1888.
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Ephesus
Olympia
Benjamin F. Butler
Weiss
Dr. Everett
Mr. Wells
St. Paul’s
Arorld
Massachus
Setts
SU Polk
Martin Griffin
Said County
Commonwealth OF
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Patrick J. Dwyer
Emma J. Dwyer
Oston Post
Joan W. McKim
Lijah George
Massachusse
Sufyolk
Sar Vit Adams
Houston
Saftfolk
Sarah Bk. G. Slillings
Mary K. Welsh
Patrick J. Welsh
Charles Burcham
Harriet L. Burcham
Admx
Michael J. McKay
James A. McGeough
Admr
John V. Apthorp
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