Decision in Boston case solves shipping rate question
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that New York New Haven Hartford and New York & New England railroads may joint through rate flour shipments from New York to Boston lower at Boston to contest Metropolitan Steamship line, without violating the act.
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Wasnurvetcy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bragg
W. S. King & Co
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New York & New England Railroad Company
New York
Metropolitan Steamship Line
Readville
Sugar Trust Contributions And Sugar Refineries Case
Washington reports Theodore Roosevelt civil service commissioner contributed 50 dollars to a congressional district campaign fund. Ex Governor Hugh Thompson also gave to aid his party. In New York a hearing opened before Judge Pratt in the Cameron versus Sugar Refineries case with trustees defending their reorganization plan amid accusations of improper dividend and market impact.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Civil Service
Hugh Thompson
Roosevelt
Thompson
Lama Republican
Dor
New York
Duncan Cameron
Sugar Refineries Company
The
Sugar Trust
Calvin E. Pratt
Brooklyn
John E. Parsons
Edward M. Shepard
Elihu Root
Mr. Johnson
Hoadley
Lauterbach & Johnson
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Boston
I. N.S. Wormser
John B. Gleason
Court of Appeals
John L. Hull
Mr. Shepard
John E. Searles, Jr
Cameron
Magoun
Europe
Shepard
Searles
Theodore A. Sdavemeyer
Autavit
Messrs. Havemeyer
Matthiesson
Geares
Theodore A. Havemeyer
J. O. Matthiegson
Mir. Searles
Harry O. Havemeyer
John Jurgenson
Seares
My. Shepard
Henry J. Reed
Winich
Sugar Prust
Central ‘Rust Company
George C. Magoun
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Hari
Pratt
Gleason
Root
New York State
Mr. Root
I. F. Havemeyer
HE. O- Havemeyer
W. F. Havemeyer
plantiff_ander
Bre Hill
Plaipail
Ah. Hill
Tricate
Parsons
Cewt
Hill
The Conveyancers Policies Backed by Cash Resources
The Conveyancers offer the simplest policies with cash resources nearly double those of any other company in the state. They cover fraud forgeries and mistakes of fact law or record. Rates are very low and no risks are taken out of the state.
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Eather
Wines and liquors price list and catalogue offer
Rock and Rye and Old Whiskeys priced per gallon and per case with hundreds of large bottles listed. Holland Gin Sherries Port Rums and Brandies offered with 55 and 86 cent small bottle pricing. California port and sherry listed at 35 cents per gallon. Elite Whiskey highlighted. goods sent C O D from one gallon up. send for free catalogue.
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California
Dorchester Man Struck by Train Sustains Severe Injuries
George Russell fifty of Euclid street Dorchester was struck by an outward bound New York and New England train between Barnard and Dorchester stations. He suffered a compound leg fracture a broken arm three broken ribs and a fractured skull. Dr Blair ordered his removal to Civy Hospital.
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George Russell
Euclid Street
Dorchester
New York & New England Railroad
Barnard
Blair
Civy Hospital
Sailors and Firemen Protest Pay to Shipping Agents
Sailors and firemen held a meeting last evening in Faneuil Hall to protest paying a commission to shipping agents. J. J. Daly presided. Speakers included George Clark George Roberts and Henry Abrahams. About 150 persons attended.
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Faneuil Hall
J. J. Daly
George Clark
George Roberts
Henry Abrahams
Steamers Arrive With Mixed Atlantic Passages
Shipping notes list arrivals and origins for numerous steamers in late October. Vessels include Samna from Jamaica, Arkham from Galveston, Nyassa from Nicaragua, Hibernian from Boston, Lord O Neill from Belfast, Gellert from New York, Noormannia from New York for Hamburg, and Britannic from New York for Liverpool, among others.
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Boston
Samna
Jamaica
Arkham
Galveston
Nyassa
Nicaragua
New York
Inchen
Baltimore
Bremen
Scilly
Ialands
Avon
Noormannia
Hamburg
Mark
London
Den
Southampton
Saale
Avonmouth
Knight Companion
Montreal
Queenstown
Looking About in Ireland He Visits Connemara Wildest Part
Dupin Oct 30 Mr Balfour travels from Enilemore to Carraroe through Connemara in rain and mud. He will visit Galway and Dublin. John O Connor warns him not to politicize the Irish mood. Fever epidemic in Killarney blamed on bad potatoes. London Oct 30 Leonard Henry Courtney PV says Home Rule not panacea but land question to be settled by Parliament. He urges cross party support for Balfour bill and asks government to drop prosecutions of Dillon and O’Brien.
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Galway
Dublin
Limerick
John O'Connor
Balfour
Prince of Wales
Killarney
London
Leonard Henry Courtney
Bodmin
Cornwall
Ireland
Parnell
Morley
Lord Spencer
Dillon
O’brien
French Tariff Bill Explained by Roche in Paris
Paris reports M Roche the Minister of Commerce explained the new tariff bill to the tariff committee. He said the maximum minimum system avoids favored nation clause issues and ensures concessions to France while allowing whether privileges endure for a fixed or unlimited period. In Ticino Bellinora the Grand Council met amid protests as Leftists resign and threaten coalition terms.
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Paris
M. Roche
Tariff Committee
France
Ticino
Berne
Grand Council of
Bellinora
M. Fognetti
Respini
Bonzavigo
Hicks-Beach Warns Gladstone Critics In Kilmairnock Speech
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, president of the Board of Trade, urged that Gladstone's rhetoric offered no guidance to followers and asserted the government would persevere with Irish policy and the Scottish church. He warned railways against overworking workers, defended tariff changes, and envisioned gains from freed sugar and expanded Canada trade amid stable labor relations.
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Michael Hicks-Beach
London
Michael Hicks- Beach
Board of ‘Trade
Kilmairnock
Scot
Gladstone
America
England
West India
Canada
Blaine and Phelps Head to Philadelphia for Academy Meeting
Secretary Blaine and Hon. William Walter Phelps arrived in Washington at 10 PM. They will depart Saturday at 9 49 AM for Philadelphia to attend the Academy of Music meeting Saturday afternoon and the reception at the Union League Club.
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Washington
Blaine
Wiliam Walter Phelps
Philadelhia
Academy of Music
Union League Club
Edison to Develop Sudbury Nickel Lands, Canada
Thomas Edison, the Menlo Park inventor, is reported to plan mining development near Sudbury in the nickel district. Samuel G. Burn, hired by Edison, has bonded thousands of acres and confirms rich nickel outcrops. Edison claims a new process lowers costs and promises high monthly profits from investment in the mines. Burn has inspected mica mines for electrical use.
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OrTraAwa
Spectal
Thomas A. Edison
Menlo Park
Sudbury
Canadian Geological Survey
Standard Oil Company
Samuel G. Burn
Edison
Myr. Burn
Geological Survey
Burn
Gale Strikes Schooner Off Cohasset Narragansett Bay
A sudden northwest squall near Cohasset and Narragansett Bay capsized the schooner Maggie Cummins. Captain Murch, his wife, and two sailors narrowly escaped drowning as the vessel slid keel-up in fifteen feet of water near East Greenwich. Nat Sutton towed the craft to shoal water. wreckers may raise it.
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R. L
Cohasset
Narragansett Bay
Maggie Cummins
Murch
New York
Greenwich
Nat Sutton
East Greenwich
Newport
New London
Rail Road Wreck Near Sevucca Injures Several
Richmond and Danville express wrecked near Sevucca GC when a flange failed, sending two Pullman cars off track. Injured include J. M. Jones New York J. H. Croft Westerly R L Hawarsh New York Siegfried Arnold Philadelphia Joseph Henschen New York and J W Burrell Washington who is reported to die. In Providence unknown man killed last night identified as Edward Farris Dexter Lime Rock employee Lizzie Goff and Minnie McCoy Pawtucket were badly hurt.
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Atlanta
Richmond & Danville Express
Sevucca
J. M. Jones
New York
J. H. Croft
Westerly
R. L
George C. Hawarsh
Siegfried Arnold
Philadelphia
Joseph Henschen
J. W. Burrell
Washington
Providence
R. I
Lere
Eedward_farris
Dexter Lime Rock Company
Lizzie Goff
Minnie McCoy
Pawtucket
Mexico's Alleged Retaliation Reposted on Cattle Duty
Kansas City reports an authoritative message from City of Mexico dated Oct 20 saying no extra duty on livestock beyond the past year. The tariff is under revision and any new duty will allow time for shippers to adjust. The notice is signed The Two Republics.
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Mexico
Kansas City
Mmo
City of Mexico
Fire alarms at Mechanics building and fruit store
At 10 30 last evening a stove overheated in the Mechanics building third story set fire to the window casing and was extinguished with no damage. A sight fire occurred in the basement of 218 North street at 6 50 last evening in a Vincenzo Farina fruit store with no damage. An alarm came from Box 92 and Box 13.
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Mechaniics
North Street
Vincenzo Farina
Thick foods mislead on infant nutrition says experts
The article argues that thick foods are not more nutritious for babies and that mother's milk remains the best nourishment. It notes thick pap is hard to digest and cannot nourish a child, while Mellin's Food, when prepared, matches breast milk in thinness and nutritive quality.
Plan of Reorganization Transfers Sugar Trust to New Jersey Firm
The Sugar Refineries Company assets move to a New Jersey corporation named American Sugar Refining Company with a $50 million trust. Capital remains $50 million with equal preferred and common stock, 7 percent cumulative dividends, and a 5 percent cash distribution on conversion. Plans include issuing $10 million bonds secured by active refineries, usable as needed. Directors for the first year are listed. Financials show total assets around $20.54 million and liabilities about $8.79 million, with net assets near $11.74 million. Dividends paid amount to $11.9 million. plant improvements cost $2.75 million.
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Sugar Refineries
New Jersey
American Sugar Refining Company
Reoorganization Committee
H. O. Havemeyer
I. A. Havemeyer
F. O. Matthiesson
J. E. Searles, Jr
William Dick
J. B.thomas
George C. Magoun
Cine
Ciaisieeevie Otis Nente
S-Ssererees
Tnsulanco
Reaeae Seeeee
Ees News
Rae Oe
Esseererers
Seeeeeeresseete
Joint Tariff Debate in Putnam Opera House
Wells and Russell clashed in a crowded Wells-Russell debate on tariff policy. Wells warned that New England loses factories and talent to the South while advocates for free trade cited industrial activity in Connecticut. Russell countered with factory employment figures and wages, reading Wells’s letter to Mundella and scoring a strong response that drew cheers from far into the audience.
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Wells-Russell
Wells
New England
South
Russell
Connecticut
England
Scotland
Ireland
Putnam
Manusand West
Mir. Wells
Mundella
New London
Harvard Postponed Game Won By Seniors In Class Football Series
The '91 '92 class championship game was played yesterday after a delay. The seniors showed improved tactics and stronger rushes, scoring a touchdown in the first half while '92Answer: Crosby returned a kickoff for a touchdown and Weld kicked the goal for a 10 to 9 lead, but '91 held in the end. The juniors fought to reach '91's goal but time expired with no further score.
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Petter
Forbes
Weid
McNear
Crosby
White
Weld
Mason
Moen
Henry
Green
Harris G. Winthrop
Digeins
Macleod
Grueriu
Ullback
Curtis
Weed
S. Berry
L. Berry
Steelman
McDonald
Putnam
Neff
Carpenter
L. A
Faulkner
Congress Party Rally at Dudley Street Opera House
A crowded Dudley Street Opera House heard speeches by Henry W. Putnam and others honoring Democratic Congressman John F. Andrew and allies. They denounced the McKinley tariff, urged vigorous protest against faulty legislation, and defended honest politics while predicting an increased anti tariff vote next Tuesday.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Andrew
Henry W. Putnam
Moorfield Storey
Harvard Free Wool Club
Chase
Harvard
Board of Health
Common Council
Warren
Boston University
Lodge and Howland
Stoneham
Edward L. Pierce
Jamaica Plain
Norfolk Unitarian Church
Third Congressional District
John F. Andrew
Richardson
Ranney
Morse
Andrew Again. [Applause, ] Know of No Reason For Expecting That Mr. Pierce
United States
Russia
America
API
Tne
Sieust
Pierce
Mr. Pierce
Mr. Beard
Boston
Washington
White House
Grandfather
Reed
Ivy
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State Street
Rupert Codman
Moses Williams
Henry W. Brace
Human W. Chaplin
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Fay
JB Alex
F. Wadsworthah
Ton
INN
Frederick Co
Charles S. Re
James R. Cagret
Greyville
H. Noxacross
Francis V. Batcu
Uniet
H. Crocker
Groree A. Fisuge
William C. Williamson
Puneas B. Smith
J. Morris Meredith
Rupert S&s. Minot
WW. Ees
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Russell and
Democratic Rally
Congestia
Curtis Hall
Tamaiga Plain
William E. Russell
Joan Kd. Andrew
Godfrey Morse
Salem D. Charles
Thomas W. Proctor
Winthrop Hall
Uphan's Corner
Geo
Fred Williams, Esq
F. E. Hatch
Felix Rackemann
Edwin R. Delong
Willoughby Park
Gloucester
Mass
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Brookline
West Roxbury
Newton
Back Bay
Roxbury
Jamaica Plains
Chelsea and
Revere
Wolkins, Browne & CO
Qi Equitable Building
Bouton, Paass
F. H
Leonard & CO
Brom
Meld Street
Todas
Turkey
Cash
Nat’l. Lif
INS. CO
Plate Agi
Dey
A. Hetherston & CO
Broad St
Cor Wik
Putnam, Conn
Newfoundland
Renmond & Danville
Civil Service Commission
Lawrence
Marblehead
William D. T. Trefry
W. E. Russell
Melrose
Melrose Tariff Reform Club
William Lloyd Garrison
F S. Hesseltine
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Brackett
Worcester
Mr. Russell
George Fred Williams
Mr. Candler
Natick
Mr. Balfour
Connemara
Payzea
Christian Endeavor Convention
Mr. Gladstone
MR. Blaine
Maggie
Aarion Ar Said
Franco-American Food Co., NV
Richmond & Providence
Benville
Messrs. Wells and Russell
Sharpe
Morgan
Judd
Wheelwright
B. Wells
Hubbell
Dana
Ruge
Magrath
Battelle
Hollander
Young Men's
Raciors
Boylston St & Park Sq
Fifth Ave
Great Bally
Andrew Nead
Medford
John T. Wheelwright
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