Reciproc ity with Canada Favored Over Commercial Union
Boston hearings on Canada trade heard executives and lawmakers urge closer ties via reciprocity. Boston Chamber of Commerce, shoe and lumber interests argue for tariff removal, while critics warn commercial union risks surrendering U S sovereign power and cites precedents for treaty based reciprocity as practical path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Hoar
Dolph
United States
Senate Committee On
Canada
Beacon Street
Osborne Howes
Board of Boston Fire
Boston
New England
F. S. Emory
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Eustis
Louisiana
Emory
Chicago
L. G. Burnham
The
Coal Trade Association
Joseph Burnett
England
Jerome Jones
New Hamopshire
Vermont
Germany
W. J. Goulding
Oil Association
Goulding
Alden Speare
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Speare
James S. Allen
Brockton
James M. W. Hall
Bay State Lumber Association
Lauughter
Llewellyan Powers
Maine
St. John
South America
South American Congress
Moses Shepard
O.T. Boyd
Boston Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Charles F. Choate
Old Colony Railroad
Old Colony
Massachusetts
Reciprocity treaty hoped to ease trade with Canada
The committee foresees a great end to free commercial relations with Canada through a reciprocity treaty, urging government steps for negotiations. After Mr. Quincy spoke, the committee said the hearing would resume today at 10 o'clock and open to new speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Quincy
Banquet for Senate Committees at Parker House
The Commercial Club hosted the U S Senate committee on commercial relations at Parker House with a banquet and speeches by Senators Hoar Dolph Butler Pugh ex Collector A W Beard Representative John W Candler and Jonathan Lane. Attendees included J W Clayden Richard Briggs Alden Speare Hersey G Goodwin Fiske Warren A W Carr W Ellison Josiah Quincy and Mayor Hart with A W Hardy presiding. Fifty members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
United States
Senate Committee On Commercial Relations
Parker House
Hoar
Dolph
Oregon
Butler
South Carolina
Pugh
Alabama
A. W. Beard
John W. Candler
Jonathan Lane
J. W. Clayden
Richard Briggs
Alden Speare
Hersey G. Goodwin
Fiske Warren
A. W. Carr
Interstate Commerce Law Debate in Boston Letter to the Editor
In a Boston letter to the editor dated Sept 10 a correspondent defends the Interstate Commerce Act against charges it favors trusts. He rebuts claims about the Sugar Trust and long and short haul clauses, argues rates inland from Boston match New York, and warns that under the law centralization would arise if fifty carloads receive cheaper rates, pledging the act remains sound though not yet enforced. The writer questions the constituent who criticizes the law and suggests the district elected a representative with opposing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Canada
United States
J. B. Moors
Montreal
Calcutta
Josiah Quincey
Tariff Reform League
Goodwin
League
Hoar
Quincy
Dominion of
Alaska
Greatritain
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hitt of
Ilinois
House
Senate
Dominion of Canada
Great Britain
Joseph Chamberlain
Zollverein
Congress
Sugar
Boston
Seaboard
No License League demands continued prohibition and anti-saloon pledge
The No-License League issues a Massachusetts address affirming continued prohibition under local option, seeks stronger temperance legislation, and urges the Republican party to field a Governor candidate opposed to the saloon. It calls temperance supporters to mobilize in caucuses and conventions to back candidates aligned with temperance interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Temperance
Commonwealth
Grand Series I of California Excursions
Raymond and Whitcomb announce ten outward trips and fifteen returning parties for winter travel. Depart Boston November 14 via Atchison Topeka Santa Fe. three parties go via New Orleans on Sunset Route. Returning tickets valid six months with four return routes. Hotel coupons and hotel stays on Pacific coast offered. Four trips to Mexico and one to Hawaii also listed. For details write W Raymond, 296 Washington St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Messrs
Raymond & Whitcomb
Boston
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
New Orleans
Southern Pacific Company
Pacific Coast
Mexico
Hawaiian Islands
W. Raymond
Washington Street
School Street
Battle arraigned for manslaughter in Haggerty death
In Charlestown District Court Roger J. Battle was arraigned on a charge of causing David J. Haggerty's death by shooting last Saturday night. Testimony indicated manslaughter as the most serious charge, and he was held for the grand jury in 6900 dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Roger J. Battle
David J. Haggerty
Thas
Collision Report of Electra and Providence Steamer
Commo dore Gerry of the New York Yacht Club files an official report on the September collision off Bellevue Hospital. The steam yacht Electra loses her bowsprit and gear, with damage over $1000. Providence line offers to cover all losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry
New York Yacht Club
Electra
Providence
Old Colony Line
Bellevue Hospital
East River
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Board of Supervisors of Steam Vessels
Briper T. Gerry
Providence Line
Columbia Yacht Club Regatta Set for Tomorrow
The Columbia Yacht Club announces its annual fall regatta in New York, weather permitting. The course runs from the club house to Yonkers and back with a 10:30 a.m. start. Invitees include Harlem, Hudson River, Jersey City, Pavonia, Newark, Newark Bay, New Jersey, Sing Sing, Tappan Zee, Staten Island Athletic, Williamsboro, Yonkers Corinthian and Cedar Point Yacht Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Yacht Club
New York
Columbia
Yonkers
New York Yacht Racing Association
Harlem
Hudson River
Jersey City
Pavonia
Newark
Newark Bay
New Jersey
Sing Sing
Tappan Zee
Staten Island Athletic Hub
Williamsboro
Yonkers Corinthian
Cedar Point
Bayswater Yacht Club Elects 1890 Officers At First Meeting
New York readers report Bayswater Yacht Club elected Commodore George A Booker Vice Commodore Amery A. I Mort Secretary B J Danklefsen Financial Secretary J W Sheuard Treasurer Charles J Lockwood Measurer DD CG Bouker Sr Regatta Committee J P Hubbard Charles Schaitner James Canney Bb J Dankletsen and D C Bouker Sr The club expects to have clubhouse finished in time for the first regatta in 1890 The club now has about 100 members and has enrolled 32 sloops and catboats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayswater Yacht Club
New York
George A. Booker
Amery A. I. Mort
B.J. Danklefsen
J. W. Sheuard
Charles Jf. Lockwood
CG. Bouker, Sr
J.P. Hubbard
Charles Schaitner
James Canney
Bb. J. Dankletsen
D.C. Bouker
Yachts Move in Southeast Gale Off Provincetown
Provincetown sailors report a southeast wind freshening as steam yacht Cora arrives from Boston for New York and Lady Evelyn sails for Newport. Titania attempts to round the cape but aborts and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Cora
Boston
New York
Lady Evelyn
Newport
Titania
Cape
Public Hearing On Q Street Sidewalk Plan In South Boston
A City Hall hearing by the streets committee, held yesterday afternoon, debated a proposed 26 foot sidewalk on Q street adjoining Marine Park. Opponents urged 15 feet or no sidewalk. Park Commissioner Livermore defended the plan as park space, with sketches shown. Committee will decide later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermanic
City Hall
South Boston
Livermore
Actors nine challenged by Boston Press Club for charity game
Manager Clark of the Actors Amateur Athletic Association of America has challenged a nine from the Boston Press Club to play next Friday on the Boston grounds. Proceeds go to actors building fund and the Press Club. Notable players include Harry C. Clark Burr Mcintosh Lew Dockstader Jack Mason J H Ryley and others. Prizes for hits runs fielding and home runs will be awarded by prominent ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Actors’ Amateur Athletic Association of America
Boston Press Club
Boston
Press Club
Harry C. Clark
Francis Wilson
Oplah
Pitener
Burr Mcintosh
Arthur Rehan
M. Carroll
H. £. Dixey Company
Lew Dockstader
Jack Mason
Boston Museum Company
R. F. Carroll
The
Casino Company
J. H. Ryley
Arthur Rehan Company
Fred Solomon
Louis James
Fred Mosely
Louis James Company
George Olmi
Walter E. Hudson
M. Jordan
Sir de Crabtree
Park Theatre
Lillian Russell
Madeline Lucette
Fannie Rice
Isabelle Urquhart
Somerville Notes and Military Contest Hints
The Rev William A Smith formerly pastor of Perkins Street Baptist Somerville lies very sick at his residence from nervous prostration The Eighth Regiment officers offer a regimental prize a pedestal valued at 50 dollars The Somerville Light Infantry will enter the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Smith
Perkins Street Baptist Church
Somerville
Eighth Regiment
Somerville Light Infantry
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate Remedy Claim
Dr. Whew of Blackman Brooklyn New York praises Horsford's Acid Phosphate in alleviating seasickness. He notes several cases showing prompt and complete relief, endorsing its effectiveness for seasick symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Whew
Blackman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Will dispute over $15000 estate reaches Supreme Court
The Supreme Judicial Court resumed hearing in the case of W Allen et al appealing from a Probate Court decree disallowing the will of Daniel J or Daniel G Kelly. The appellants claim the deceased was of unsound mind and unduly influenced by Hugh Dever. Attorneys Jarrlett Dowd and Collins appear for parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Judicial Court
W. Allen
J. Hugh Dever
Rose E. Kelly
Daniel J
Daniel G. Kelly
Hnugh Dever
Superior Court liquor cases fill Suffolk docket
In Suffolk County Superior Court on September 13 Judge Starches presided over most of the day’s liquor case docket. Frank Bailey was fined five dollars in separate assault and burglary cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Suffolk County
Starches
Frank Bailey
Insolvency Court Adjournments in Suffolk County Cases
In Suffolk County Insolvency Court on Sept 18 Judge McKim presided with third meetings adjourned to Oct 25 for Fol som Tileston Bros Fisk Ross Clark Arrington Mack Marr Bros Curtis Bronson and others. Some cases moved to Oct 18 Oct 15 and Dec 20 with second meetings held and closed. First meetings listed for several assignees and creditors petitions continued to Oct 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
McKim
John F. Folsom
Tileston Bros
William C. Fisk
William H. Ross
William Clark
James Arrington
Alexander Mack
Marr Bros
David E. Curtis
John T. Bronson
George Mears
Morris Myers
Henry H. Binney
William J. Stevens
James P. Arrington
Pierce Quirk
Jesse C. Joy
Andrew P. Stone
Bentley W. Warren
Edward KE. Coburn
Henry L. Whittlesey
William H. Smith
Melvin
Adams
Benjamin F. Clows
Elmer A. Snow
Asskgnee
Louis Nashenses
Eugene ‘Tappan
Marcus H. Mintz
D. A. Smith
William Pp. Costello
William &. Lockhart
John W. Glidden
Larceny sentences and court actions in municipal session
Charles Russell found guilty of larceny of 33 dollars and sentenced to four months in the house of Industry. Mark Lavery sentenced to six months in the House of Correction for assault with a chair at Sally Collins’s Hotel. Susan Farwell discharged on pug dog larceny. Ora Oakiman discharged on cigar larceny charges. Constable Joshua Brothers perjury case postponed to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams and Parmenter
Charles Russell
House of Industry
Superior Court
Mark Lavery
John Mahan
Sally Collins
House of Correction
Susan J. Farwell
Ora C. Oakiman
Jane Last
Herman Weiner
Oakiman
Judge Parmenter
Joshua Brothers
Insolvency Court Sets Creditors Meeting and Related Suits
At yesterday's regular insolvency session the third creditors meeting for William J. Stevens was announced. Bills in equity seek return of Boston real estate conveyed to Mrs Stevens and New Hampshire property similarly transferred. Assignees Sumner Albee and Samuel J Elder proceed against Stevens's wife to recover funds, with Tileston Bros contractors from Roxbury also in insolvency since March. Creditors include W Glidden and a Mr Russell. assets are around 32000 in book and tools, largely mortgaged. assignees are C B Mowry and H Dunham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Stevens
Boston
Stevens
New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Sumner Albee
Court Street
Samuel J. Elder
Tileston Bros
Roxbury
W. Glidden
Russell
Two Suspects Arrested After Rooftop Chase on Warrenton Street
Early yesterday morning Sergeant Pease and Patrolman McNeil of Station 4 observed two men acting suspiciously on Warrenton Street. The pair fled to 107 Warrenton, then to a neighboring roof via a fire escape. One man, Jeremiah Hogan, fought Pease grabbing a club. Hogan was captured after a fall down stairs. Hogan sustained a fractured right ankle and was sent to City Hospital. Pease was treated at scene and sent home. The other man escaped. authorities made a cautious arrest based on suspicious conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
McNeil
Station 4
Warrenton Street
Sergeant Pease
Jeremiah Hogan
Mogan
Velvet Sack and Favorite Prescription Folly
A humorous boast about a velvet sack failed to ease the wife’s suffering, as the piece pivots to promote Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the world renowned remedy for female troubles and backaches. It mentions Dr. Pierce's Pellets as a laxative, priced at 29 cents, with a guarantee on the bottle wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
New Protection Endorsed by Fire and Insurance Departments
No Residence, School, Hotel, Theatre, Factory or other building is safe with out this new protection. Indorsed by Fire and Insurance Departments every where. Adopted in Boston, Providence, Worcester, Lowell, Chelsea, Peabody, Malden, Salem, Brockton, and other New England cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Providence
Worcester
Lowell
Chelsea
Peabody
Malden
Salem
Brockton
New England
Massachusetts Auxiliary Fire Alarm stock offering notice
A stock offering states 8000 shares par 25 and capitalized value 200009 with limited sale at 12.50 for a short period. The firm reports income from rentals akin to Bell Telephone and urges investors to acquire shares for good returns. Orieutors and full information on application. Make checks and drafts payable to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
City officials host visiting aldermen and civic leaders in Boston
Aldermen Ruggles and Pickering with B. M. Davidson and Frank A. Rowan of Hali fax tour Boston City Hall and meet Mayor Hart and department heads. Henry Parkman says Ebenzer Dale’s death will not affect Dexter Mills, while Postmaster Corse visits Newport. Reverend W T Chase to speak at YMCA tomorrow. boy choir to provide music. Real estate agent John T Pope sells Oak Avenue land in Dorchester from Neil Boyle to James J McPherson for 482 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruggles and Pickering
Messrs
B. M. Davidson
Frank A. Rowan
Halifax
Boston
Hart
Henry Parkman
Dexter Mills
Ebenezer Dale
Corse
Newport
Calvin 5
Brice
W. T. Chase
D.D
Ruggles Street
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
John T. Pope
Oak Avenue
Dorchester
Neil Boyle
James J. McPherson
Cambridge YMCA Fall Tournament Schedule and Post 30 Trip
The Cambridge YMCA will host a fall tournament at Holmesfield Old Cambridge this afternoon with tennis at 2, athletic events at 3, and baseball at 4. W H Smart Post 30 G A R, currently touring Portland Maine, extends its stay due to a storm loss and will return to Boston tomorrow morning. Post 30 recently hosted Bosworth Post 2 of Portland at a clambake with Ex Mayor Fox as a guest and Mayor Gilmore joining the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Young Men’s Christian Association
Holmesfield
Old Cambridge
W. H. Smart
Portland
Boston
Post 30
Bosworth Post No. 2
Fox
Gilmore
Sunday notices from Boston churches and gatherings
Sunday notices list multiple church events across Boston venues including the Boston Young Men's Christian Association at Corner Boylston and Berkeley streets with a 6:15 am Sunday school study and a 4 pm men’s meeting, along with musical performances by local singers and pianists. Additional items note Y.M.C.A. programs, tabernacle services, Disciples and Congregational church services, Bible lectures, and patriotic discourses at Music Hall and Tremont Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Young May’s ChRistian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
R. L. Perkins
W.J. Chase
D.J
Ruggles Street
George Soonald
Percy Ralph
Macdonald Brothers
Percy J. d. Cooper
J. Stewart
Jerusalem
Smart
Cooper
Stewart
George W. Proctor
Y. M. Christian
Union Hall
Boylston Street
A. J. Mayo
Maurice A. Metenlt
Byron A. Robinson
George Mendall Taylor
Barrist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. J. Deming
A. V. Pierson
D.D
Young Amen
Dr. Pierson
Church OF the Disciples
Newbury
Exeter
Lla.im
Cora L. V. Richmond
Fremont Tempe
Music Hall
Justin D. Fulton
Fulton
Europe
South Congregational Carron
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Slale
Skconp Catrch
Copley Square
Boyston Street
Edward A Horton
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
Gil
Tre Ray
Justin D. Fitton
Union Primitive Catholic
Warrenton Street
Bible Cass
Kes Arthur Crane
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Josiah Quincy
Reform League
Commercial Union
Treaty For Commercial Union
Washington
Ottawa
Parliament of
France
German Empire
Prussia
Grant
Senate Committee
Grand Jury
Pyle
James Pyle
Commodore Gerry
South
Somerville Notes
Rogers
Massachusetts Auxiliary
R. H. Whitney & C9
State Street
Mass
Paris
W. Baker & CO
Cambridge
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