Quarantine Practices and Yellow Fever Notes at Boston Harbor
Inspectors Cogswell and Dr. Shay rigorously examine arriving vessels before any person or article disembarks. Suspected cases are isolated and treated, ships disinfected, and quarantine kept until no contagion remains. Yellow fever records show only three historical footholds, with current watchfulness and daily health reports maintaining safety.
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Cogswell
T. B. Shay
Galloupe’s Island
Hamilton
Florida
Gailonpe’s Island Hospital
Durgin
Boston
Turner
Fund For the Relief
Jacksonville
Nathaniel Webster
Gloucester
Sarah B. Ferryplace
Salem
James B. Ayer
Ash
Spawiding & Co
D. Davenport
W. R. Manierre
Chicago
Miss Lennox
New York City
Laura Norcross
Grenville H. Norcross
A.T. Turner, Jr
John Foster
Iikaseenaseeen
Jacob C. Rogers
Announcement of New Theory and Publications From Publishers
The article lists forthcoming works and authors including E. D. Cope on gender and government, Cassell & Co. releases such as The Astonishing History of Troy Town, and George Edgar Montgomery’s contributions to American Magazine. It highlights a miniature cyclopedia by W. L. Cowles, introductions by Charles DeKay, and a wave of new titles from Putnam's series. Moses King Corporation plans city handbooks and guides, with hundreds of volumes announced and distributed from 87 Boylston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Cope
Popular Science Monthly
Cope
Cassell & Co
Troy Town
American Magazine
George Edgar Montgomery
Montgomery
New York Times
W. L. Cowles
Charles DeKay
Messrs. Putnam
David A. Wells
Henry J. Philpott
Free Trader’s Guide
R. R. Bowker
John H. Allen
United States
Frederick H. Wines
International Record of Charities and Correction
James Platt
David G. Croly
Virgil
Henry Hamilton
Moses King
Moses King Corporation
Kin
Boston
King
Boylston
Patchwork Interstate Commerce Bill Passes House
Washington Sept 13 The House approved a revised interstate commerce bill with changes from the Senate and added duties for the commission. A notable amendment by General Grosvenor would restrict petroleum shipments in tank cars to wooden packages, a move seen as anti monopoly but unlikely Senate support. Senator Cullom plans non-concurrence and a conference, while leaders warn some amendments could threaten passage. The bill's effective date remains debated with the China treaty condition and a vote on Blair's reconsideration set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
j/Spectan
House
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
General Grosvenor
Ohio
Friends of the Bil
Cullom
Crisp
Georgia
China
Sherman
Blair
Platt Pushes Inquiry Into Copper Syndicate Power
In Washington on Sept 13 Senator Platt asked a finance committee inquiry into whether a foreign copper syndicate controls U S production and has raised prices. Debate notes the Paris based group may own three years of world copper supply and seek a 12 year U S purchase.
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Washington
Platt
Committee On Finance
United States
Mr. George
Paris
London
Hoarns
Standard Oil Company
Thetandard Oil Company
Massachusetts
Ohio
Payne
Whitney
Navy
Hoar
George
Mr. Jones
Nevada
Senate
Pacific Coast
West
Democratic Party
Jones
Pacific Slope
South
California
Blair
Butler
Morgan
Saulsbury
Harris
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mr. Blair
House Debates Interstate Commerce Amendments and Oklahoma Bill
Washington September 13 members debate extending sundry civil appropriations to Oct 1. Anderson Iowa proposes concurrent state jurisdiction and a unified Walicem Classification for rates due by Jan 1, 1889. Grosvenor Ohio backs restriction on tank cars and oil dispatch with free carriage for certain packaging. House passes amended interstate commerce bill and tolls plan under state control. Oklahoma bill debate resumes as quorum gaps trigger call of the House. Sowden Pennsylvania urges leaves of absence revocation amid public service remarks.
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Washineton
Forney
Alabama
House
Senate
Anderson
Iowa
United States
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas
Grosvenor
Ohio
Wilson
Minnesota
Committee On Commerce
Congress
Commerce Committee
Oklahoma
Springer
Ilinois
Sowden
Pennsylvania
Funeral of William B Wood at Commonwealth Avenue
The funeral of William B Wood was held at his No 38 Commonwealth Avenue residence yesterday afternoon. Distinguished attendees included Senator W P Frye Congressman Leopold Morse ex Governor Alexander H Rice ex Mayor Lincoln and many business leaders from Merchants Association Commercial Club and local mills. Rev Dr Reven Thomas of Brookline conducted brief services noting the mourner’s past loss and Wood’s valued traits as a benefactor and thinker. The interment followed at Mt Auburn with a low cortege and pallbearers led by J G Abbott W P Frye W A Russell Nathaniel Cushing and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 38
Commonwealth Avenue
William B. Wood
W. P. Frye
United States
Maine
Leopold Morse
Alexander H. Rice
Lincoln
Messrs
C. M. Clapp
Asa P. Potter
Dexter
J. G. Abbott
W. A. Russell
B. F. Guild
Nathaniel Cushing
T. Crocker
Stephen B. Simonds
Jerome Jones
Charles Storrow
E. B. Wilson
Thomas Mack
J. M. Graham
E. B. Tait
B. K. Moore
Dana Estes
Walter Potter
John Laighton
William Whitman
W. L. Chase
John L. Bremer
Stanton Blake
Dr. Francis
Brookline
President Chamberlain
Suncook Mills
G. E. Towne
William Aspinwall
William Hill
Richardson, Hill & Co
Charles O. Fisher
Jonathan A. Lane
N. W. Farley
J.J. Henry
E. W. Kinsley
Eben D. Jordan
Herbert Ingalls
Thomas L. Jenks
Judge Harmon
Herbert J
Potter, Lowell & Co
Asso- See
Irm
Reven Thomas
Hey
Ruggles Street
Thomas
Dr. Thomas
Wood
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Mt. Auburn cemetery, accompanied by a_ low
C. T. Crocker
The Copper Trust and Political Allegations Debated
A Journal despatch argues the so called copper trust is politics free, citing Democrats and Republicans alike in copper sales with France. It quotes figures like Thomas F Mason and Henry Wichards and notes Salem events including a Harrison Morton parade plan and a Cogswell Zouaves split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Smith
Franklin, Atlantic and National
Accessvie
Thomas F. Mason
Quincy Mining Company
John Stanton
Joseph E. Gay
Central
Allouez and Atlantic
Western Union Telegraph
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Cleveland
Henry Wichards
Atlas Bank
Republican Flambeau Club
Salem
Harrison and Morton
Juvenis Republican
Cogswell Zouaves
Anti Free Trade Meeting In South Boston Held
A public gathering under the Anti Free Trade League of Massachusetts convened in Spellman Hall South Boston with packed attendance, mainly Irish Americans and no Democrats. Speakers warned that free trade would harm workers, while proposing an anti tariff club and noting Mills bill connections to landlordism in Ireland, with observations by Beard Conlon Johnson O Neil Larken among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Free Trade League of Massachusetts
Spellman Hall
Boston
Edmund ‘Stacey
Antitariff Club
Alanson W. Beard
P. J. Conlon
Ireland
Warren Johnson
England
P.O’ Neil Larken
Cleveland
Morrison
New York
Undervaluation blamed on twenty five year Republican rule
Collector Saltonstall voices strong critique of undervaluation in the Republican platform. He cites decades of fraud at the New York port, harming honest importers and manufacturers, and urges higher duties to curb evils. He notes recent removals at the New York Custom House and praises Boston’s safeguards and integrity of Boston merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltonstall
New York
Resent
Republican Party
New York Custom House
Boston
United States
Political notes drum up Democratic rally and club meetings
General Hazard Stevens Harvey N Shepard and Josiah Quincy will address the Revere Democrats tonight. The Lodge Club meets next Tuesday at the Waverley House with Congressman Lodge to speak and a banquet served. The Bay State Club gathers Saturday at the Revere House with William E Russell and associates on the Massachusetts State ticket. Maine Governor candidate William L Putnam and Vermont Governor candidate S Shurtleff will attend. Annual meeting at 1 and dinner at 2. Abington Republicans form a campaign club with Otis W Soule as president and Henry B Peirce and Albert Whitmarsh as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hazard Stevens
Harvey N. Shepard
Josiah Quincy
Revere
Henry Cabot Lodge
Waverley House
Congressman Lodge
Bay State Club
Revere House
William E. Russell
Massachusetts
William L. Putnam
Maine
Floods Ravage Mexico Nation Trigger Aid Appeals
Reports from City of Mexico detail severe flood damage across Arizaba Vera Cruz and surrounding areas. Forty four drownings, substantial crop and property losses, and widespread suffering prompt immediate aid campaigns and appeals to President Diaz and state governors. Collections and relief shipments are under way as rains persist.
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City
Mexico
Arizaba
Vera Cruz
Medellin
Diaz
Affairs in Hayti
Hayti reports say after General Salomon fell on August 10 General Boisrond Carral was asked to maintain order. A provisional seven member government was elected at Port-au-Prince on August 24. Decree dissolves chambers and calls for a constitutional assembly to meet September 10 to revise the constitution and elect a President. Public order remains steady and business is brisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
Stephen Preston
Salomon
Boisrond Carral
Northwest
Port-au-Prince
Messrs
Seide
Thelemaque
Legitime
E. Claude
Hypolite N. Starnaud
Archin
Chefs de
Bicycle Tournament Heralds Charter Oak Park Event
Hartrorp Conn Sept 13 The inter national bicycle tournament opened at Charter Oak Park amid a NW wind hindering records. Winners include E A Tucker Meriden in 3 02 for one mile novice W A Rowe Lynn Mass professional in 2 50 4 Temple second Knapp third. Ludwig Foster Dominates several events while Temple challenges Rowe to a 1000 winner take all race with 100 forfeit set with Bicycling World.
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W. W. Windle
West Millbury
Mass
Ludwig Foster
Rover
W. E. Crist
Washington
F. T. Reed
Hartford
Columbia Cycle Club
F. B. Covel
Knapp
Crocker
Rowe
Temple
Fred Forster
Brown
E. A. Tucker
Ludwig Forster
Probate citation and administration notices for Massachusetts estate
In Middlesex Suffolk and Boston notices seek heirs and creditors for Daniel Jenkins and Patrick Keating estates. Judges require appearance on the fourth Tuesday of September to show cause regarding a $2500 claim. Executors Wilbur Jenkins must be served and published in the Boston Post for three weeks. Also Patrick J. Corridon estate matter noted with Thomas Dean as administrator calling for claims and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF
Patrick M. Keating
Joseph Newhall
Boston
Suffolk
Sant Court
David Jenkins
Cambridge
Middlesex
Boston Post
Grovet M. Brooks
Esquire
J. H. Tyler
Register
Patrick J. Corridon
Moston
Thomas Dean
Adinr
George A. Blaney
Paine
Georce M. Brooks
A. H. Tyler
Andrew J. Browne
Oder
Emeline A. Randall
Loston Post
Joan W. McKim
Elijah George
Massachiolj Setts
Massachussetts
William H. Gallagher
Jail County
Emma C. Gallagher
Hoston Post
Hoston
Joan W. McK
Flijah George
Levi Whitney
James B. Richardson
Said Cour
Elijah Glorge
Biassach
Essex
Frederic H. Radlee
Nahant
Josiah Bradlee
Frederic W. Bradlee
Frederic Stone
William Mino
Salem
George White
J.T. Mahoney
Charles A. Welch
Emery A. Hibbard
Axel Dearborn
Joan W. Moki
William Minot
James K. Bradlee
Frederic H. Bradlee
John W. McKim, Esquire
William Bassett
Henry M. White
Commonwealth Avenue
Gloucester
Fairfield Streets
Gloucester Street
Comonwealth Avenue
Hengile
Bassett
Sail Bassett
Home Savings Bank
Mary A. Marcus
Said Avenue
T. F. Currier
Atty
High St
Pemberton Sq
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Platt
William Bb. Wood
Business and Politics
Copper Trust
Augustus H. Wright
William S. O’brien
George A. Beal
John W. Sproul
Herbert A. Beal
J. W. Kennington
Charles A. Cushman
Clifford Ramsdell
Eli H. Holt
Thomas F. Giles
Seth Hunt
Colonel French
Senator Roads
J. R. Huntington
Amesury
New York Sun
Charter Oak Park
Wilhelmin Eriese
John C. H. Riesi
Oston
Alice Timney
James Lee
Joshua E. Hadlock
Charles
Hadlock
ROYAL
Royal Bakine Powder Co
Wall St. Bens
Gideon Beck & Son
Tremont Street
THE
Commonwealth Hotel
Washington St
Geldowsky
Springfield Street
Atwood & Weld
Sears Building
Roslindale
Bradtford Estate
Roslindale Station
R. Knights & CO
Main St
Cambridgeport
Massach Tisetts
Philander Ames
Stoneham
Said
Commonwealths OF
Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Daniel Doane
Linden Place
Brooks Street
Sores
Washington Street
L. Foster Morse
Warren Street
Sale
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Eforatio Harris & Coo., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
William H. Murphy
Henry J. Weil
Wits
Dorchester
Whitman
Beck
Wheatland Avenue
Miller Street
Kilton Street
Cheorge W. Leverett
Richards & CO
Progate Notices
Daniel Doherty
Jane Doherty
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