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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1890

Page

8

Debate Over Wool Tariff Schedules in Senate

The Senate resumes consideration of Me Carlisle's wool strike but rejects removing wool paragraphs. Virginia’s Mr Daniel argues high wool tariffs fail to promote domestic wool growth while aiding imports. A party-line vote blocks changes as discussions focus on wool and woollen duties and a pension amendment for General Hartranft’s widow faces conference.

Senate Carlisle Daniel Virginia Hawley Connecticut Mr. Dawes Massachusetts United States Janes Aldrich Yeas Sherman Omo Payne Ohio Finance Comms Warlisle Alessis Allison Iowa Vance Washington Finance Committee Hrawley Messrs. Hiscock New York Hoar McPherson New Jersey House Hartranft

House Passes Labor Accounts Amendment and Immigration Bill

The House adopted an amendment to adjust eight hour act accounts and passed the measure. It approved an alien contract law bill to curb importation of labor and require return of imported workers at shipper expense. Convict labor on public works and convict labor supply bans also passed. A conference report on the collision at sea bill was adopted.

Washington House Rewer Michigan Court of Claims Buchanan New Jersey Wade Missouri Committee On Labor United States Dingley Maine

Refuge on Mont Blanc lifts shelter to 14 thousand feet

M Vallot and colleagues completed a rock Bosses refuge at 14 250 feet on Mont Blanc, enabling day and night shelter with an observatory. Relying on 112 loads of timber and 90 loads of supplies, the expedition faced extreme cold and mountain fever but finished despite weather, with inauguration planned mid August and praise from Chamoniix guides and visitors.

M. J. Vallot Alpine Club Mont Blanc Alps M. H. Vallot Chamonix M. Vallot Pierre-Pointue Grands- Mulets Bosses Esquimaux Chamouix J. Wallet Lawrence Rotch Bine Oil Observatory United States Atlantic M.J. Vallot M. J. Valle Mme. J. Vallot M. Vailot French Alpine Club

Foreman of the Gang Arrested After Wreck

Quincy August 31 Joseph W Welch foreman of the railroad gang on the Old Colony track at the time of the late wreck was arrested this morning by Officer Fernald and jailed in Quincy lockup

Quincy Joseph W. Welch Old Colony Oficer Fernald

Kindergarten Training Class Graduates Find Jobs at Chauncy Hall

The Chauncy Hall School kindergarten training class that graduated last June has secured positions for all but two graduates. Miss Lucy Wheelock, vice-president of the National Kindergarten Association, leads the department.

Chauncy Hall School Lucy Wheelock National Kindergarten Associacon

Massachusetts Republicans clash over western representatives in state slate

Western Republicans decry loss of state ticket influence while eastern factions push for punishment and local favoritism. Contests unfold in Suffolk sixth, fifth district battles between Fox, Burns, and Banks loom, with candidates from Tower Giddings & Tower urged for Congress and Grickett named for Essex Senate.

Health Board reports weekly deaths and infectious disease toll

Last week 205 deaths were recorded, down from 218 the prior year, a 13 decline. Diphtheria 25 cases 10 deaths, typhoid 31 cases 6 deaths, measles 9 cases, scarlatina 6 cases, with various deaths from heart disease 10 and pneumonia 9. Urban deaths include 6 from violent causes. infant deaths total 75 under one year, 105 under five, 19 over sixty, oldest 90. Public institutions saw 9 dollars listed in deaths.

Board of Health

Fire damages Shawmut avenue electric car in Scollay Square

A Shawmut avenue electric car caught fire from electrical machinery in the running gear beneath it in Scollay square on Saturday night. The blaze was extinguished by the chemical engine from Steamer 4's house before total destruction. no injuries were reported amid a panic at Tremont row and Pemberton square.

Shawmut Avenue Scollay Square Tremont Row Pemberton Square

Funeral of W. B. Fuller in Newton

The Universalist Church in Newtonville hosted the funeral for William E. Fuller former Newton streets superintendent. Relatives and city employees plus Newton Lodge O O F attended, with floral tributes from city departments and officials. Burial followed at Newton Cemetery with Odd Fellows and department delegations present.

Newton Sixcrau Universalist Newtonville William E. Fuller R. A. White Universalist Church North Street Highway Department Newton Lodge Odd Fellows Burr City Hall Highway Committee City of Newton Veteran Firemen’s Association W. F. Harback A. I. Luke E.T. Wiswall K. Harwood N. Waters H. N. Hyde F. A. Arrows Rodney M. Lucas

Newport Tennis Championship All-Comers Semifinals Set

Eight remain in the national tournament singles at Newport R I Aug 31 with Hobart Knapp Campbell Huntington to meet in semis Monday Campbell defeated Ryerson 6 1 7 5 6 3 Hobart beat Hall 6 4 6 3 5 7 3 6 Huntington beat Lee 5 7 6 1 6 1 6 1 Knapp edged Chase 6 2 6 8 6 3 6 3 Mon caps indicate forthcoming pairings and results from the day’s play

Newport R. L SprcrAn C. Hobart W.R. Knapp Campbell K. P. Huntington Valentine G. Hall Clarence Hobart New York Hobart Sanford Hall Winthrop Lee Harvard Law School RB. P. Huntington Yale Huntington Lee Knapp Chase Sross New England J. A. Ryerson R. P. Muntington, Jr G.W. Lee

Labor Day Observances in Boston and Statewide Celebrations

Boston marks Labor Day with a morning parade and a rowing regatta on the Charles River at 11 o’clock. The City Council commits a thousand dollars for events including yachting, baseball, tennis, cricket, and canoeing. A State committee meeting at State headquarters is planned, followed by a labor picnic at Andover and the annual illumination of Winthrop and Winthrop Beach in the evening.

Boston Charles River State Committee State Headquarters Andover Winthrop Winthrop Beach

Saladin Wins Beverly Yacht Club Championship Race

Saladin sailed to an easy victory in the Beverly Yacht Club third championship race on Saturday. Shark and Hawk were the only other first class starters. Saladin led from the start and finished about seven minutes ahead of Shark in light breeze. The second and third classes did not finish within the time limit due to fading wind and must resail later to decide this year’s champion. OFF CRUISING: Bay View Yacht Club begins a three day cruise from Marblehead to Gloucester and City Point with two club pennants as prizes. Massachusetts Yacht Club fleet also sails east, expected home today.

Saladin Beverly Yacht Club Shark Hawk Bay View Yacht Club Marblehead Gloucester City Point Massachusetts Yacht Club

Longwoods Defeat Pawtucket Five Wickets To Lead By Seventy-Three

At Longwood on Saturday the Longwoods beat Pawtucket by 73 runs after declaring at 101 for five. Bixby and Cracknell opened with steady scores, Chambers hit three sixes and 31, and Wright contributed to set a 101 total. Pawtucket replied tepidly, all out for 28, then followed on and fell to 44.

Longwood Pawtucket R. I Longwoods Bixby Cracknell Chambers Jones Wright Haughton Pawtuckets Barker Killay C. Iloughton Meiklejohn Cere Sowden C. Jones Jackson Cuamets Dixby Haxter F. Mansfield Seymour Meiklejoln Hampers Duckworth

Passengers Listed for Arrival of Pavonia at Hoston

The Pavonia reached Hoston from Liverpool with a long passenger list including Mrs. Allbright and two children, Dr. Allen and many others. The roster names numerous travelers by title and surname, detailing families, maids, and guardians aboard the vessel.

Pavonia Hoston Liverpool Rt. Adamowski CG. W. Age W. H. Allbright Allbright Allen Ida Thomas HH. Ash Ashworth M.S. Anthe H. Ashley Samuel Barlow Mr. Barlow Thomas Barlow Bartlett Edward Bell W. Benedict Robert C. Billing Arthur G. Bixby Wrank Black B. Blinkhe A. Blinkhein W. Boynton P. Braslaw Brown Mary F. Jon W. I. Jowett Mars. Jowett M. P. Kennard Tyler Thomas F Langton Lawrie J. G. Campbell

Bagley and Dockham Wed in Salem Youthful Pair

Salem Aug 31 special reports the marriage of Mr John Bagley and Miss Nellie M Dockham. The couple are well known among Salem's young people and are popular in the community.

Salem John Bagley Nellie M. Dockham

Cincinnatus win dramatic ninth inning rally in Boston series

Cincinnatus logic wins sixth from Bostons in South End grounds game as Tatham shines in batting and fielding. Boston miscue limited to a single base on balls. Other games note two Boston wins over Pittsburgs with strong pitching by Radbourn and Staley and multiple league scores across New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Harrisburg Lebanon Rochester and Baltimore shows.

Cincinnatis N. L Bostons South End Grounds Cincinnatus Tatham Duryea Keenan Getzein Ganze Sase Lilis Kelly Boston Pittsburgs Dee Radbourn Staley Rose Pitiehutetyes Verde Eek OVO LD OO Hatteries Guimbert Murphy Tener Doe Quinn Wittsburgs Livor S—Ostons Littsburgs Gare

Names in society notices across cities and countries

A long list of social names ranges from Bucksport Maine to London England, New York to Hartford Connecticut, and across America and Canada. The fragments show attendees and spouses like Richard Golden and Dora Wiley, with many others including Frohman, Netter, Green, Hallick, Schoef fel, Spence, Wiegand, Lapham, Copeland, Morris, and more associated with cities such as New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago Detroit and coastal Isles of Shoals.

Richard Golden Bucksport Charles Frohman New York Jd. Netter Hartford Conn Horace Green London Eng M. B. Hallick Washington Dora Wiley Henry Clausen, Jr Henry W. Schmidt Clarix’s G. FE. Gordon Chcago Annaard Fortin West Medway Mass George J. Sc W. R. Spence W. A. Willis Montreal TH. M. Conover Brooklyn HE Young Barrow-in- Purness H.C. Frist Wilmington Del Si Francisco George Ritchie Halifax F. W. Morris Israel Morris Philadelphia Alfred van Horne Hugo Ballard W. R. Owen Denver Col E.B. Mather Soders Centre N. Y L. Nopkins Brunswick Stallett Frank Freeman Cedric Leighton Grace Bowen Isles of Shoals Charles Henry Smith Baltimore William R. Philler Trenant G. B. Bradshaw U.S.N J.C. Stott H. J. Kiely N.Y David McNair Scotland William T. ‘Davis Plymouth Esa V David Oakes Bloomfield N . F.T. Dunlap, Manchester, Noh. Par Nimnley, Scranson, Penn.; A. M. Barber Trenton N.d John Stetson Boston Parken's Henry Neville Thomas D. Parker George M. Courts Gilveston Tex E. H. Sampson New Rote City James L. Atkins Washington, D. C O. P. Harms A. H. Pu I’. Davenport J. McLean M.V. B. Smith Greenfield George Chase Lab Stephen Mitchell Srmltex William Herring Farmington Frederick L. Grinnell Spokane Falls Wash W. J. Yates and Son Charleston 8. C George W. Wright Rufus P. Tapley Saco H. O. Slayton Savannah C. L. Stern Buffalo Frederick P. Tripp Providence George Otis Yarmouthport Quincy J. T. Smith Amherst D. T. Stuart G. Miller G. F. Bowen Sherbrooke G. W. Webster Killinely J. Vie Vois Franklin Ind William KE. Dolan Portland W. S. Glines Lawrence Mags. Crawtorp S. W. Morrison New York City C. L. James Chicago A. Day Detroit Mich John Morrison North Adams William Burritt Gardner Albert Leighton Pepperell Eben &. Smith Ipswich Youna's H. D M. B. McMillan W. Dresser J. A. Twohey H. Scott San Francisco G. L. Morse M. C. Conner Burlington Iowa H. J. Gilbert Saginaw H. O. Hollister Cincinnati A.B. Joe Holyoke FE. E. Hawes R. D. Geer G. RB. Richardson Lowell J. C. Norton and Wite St. Paul Minn

Protest Against Sidewalk Removal At Pemberton Square

A letter to Mr. Taverner asks him to protest the removal of one side of the Pemberton square sidewalk and restore it to the public. The writer questions the court house’s right to force pedestrians to walk in sun or through straw baskets near busy shops.

Mr. Taverner Pemberton Square United States Court House

Regatta Committee Names Clerk and Adds Canoe Entrants

The regatta committee of the N. and A. R.A. met at Revere House Parlor 3 with President Stinson in charge. J O Leary of the Riversides was elected clerk of the course. Two new canoe entrants were added, A H Hazeltine of the Arlingtons and Jank Kelley of the Crescents.

Revere House Stinson J. O'Leary The Riversides A. H. Hazeltine Arlingtons Jank Kelley Crescents

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