Republican Orators Blame Senate for Tariff Delays in Washington
Washington reports that Republican Senators faced sharp criticism for delaying appropriation bills and the Mills tariff, with Allison and Hawley arguing House delays, while others say Senate inaction stems from a deliberate plan to craft a thorough tariff revision. The exchange touched on tax reform, internal revenue cuts, and trust allegations involving Standard Oil.
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Washington
Allison
House
Senate
Edmunds
Hawley
Cockrell
Missouri
Judiciary Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Aldrich
Postr
Congress
In the Senate Sept 14 Pratt copper syndicate debate
Debates over a proposed Pratt resolution and tariff policy feature remarks by West and Hoar on campaign fund contributions by Democrats and executives. Sherman counters, defending Mills bill criticism and a Republican counter proposal to protect American industry while reducing revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasureron
Pratt
West
Hoar
New York World
William L. Scott
White House
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Sherman
Senate
House
Committee On Finance
House Committee of Ways and Means
United States
Missouri
Committee On
Nance
Committee On Ways and Means
Senate decorum clash ends with adjournment on agriculture bill
The Senate sparred over interruptions from the Ohio senator provoking Mr. Hoar to call the behavior disorderly. Mr. Payne condemned the exchange as partisan brag. The presiding officer refused to sanction the interruptions as in order. The agriculture bill, enlarging duties and creating an executive department, was debated and postponed to Monday as the session adjourned at 5 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Payne
Senate
Butler
Mr. Ingalls
Mr. Butler
Hoar
Department of Agriculture
Government Aid in Suppression of Yellow Fever Evening Session
In Washington the House passes Senate joint resolution providing 200000 to combat yellow fever after reading a telegram from Surgeon-General Hamilton detailing camp Perry conditions near Florida infected points. The telegram notes five hospital cases, no sickness among refugees, and 28 pine buildings with 150 A tents. it also cites Duval and Baker counties as danger points and ongoing demand for aid beyond appropriations.
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Washington
Dougherty
Florida
White
New York
Hamilton
Camp Perry
Baker County
Duval
Georgia
House
Senate
Forney
Alabama
Payson
Illinois
Irish Gentlemen Win In Longwood Match Commentary
The second day at Longwood between the Irish Gentlemen and the home club drew a large crowd including many ladies. The game featured brisk batting from Fitzgerald Dunn and strong fielding by the Irish, culminating in a victory for the Irishmen by 142 to 187 with Wright 13 not out and postive late batting by Dutton.
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Longwood
Hynes
E. Fitzgerald
Wright
Fitzgerald
Chamber
Hubbard
Chambers
Gillman
Jack Dutton
Dunn
Brown
Maxwell
Lott Mansfield
D. Cronin
Sam Wright
Synnott
Sehich Chambers
Dutton
Kennedy
Tobin
Mudie
Johnston
Johnson
R. Mudie
Bixby
L. Mansfield
Alee
Mansfield
Cronin
W. Johnston
W. Symnott
Klynes
George Wright
Tom Pettitt
Pettitt
Les Bye
Fred Mansfield
F. Mansfield
L. Haughton
J. W. Hynes
Kubbard
B. Chambers
Eens
Cece J. Dunn
Bo. Wright
J. P. Pitzgerald
C. L. Wansfield
D. F. Gillman
C. Dutti
B. Wright
J. P. Maxwell
C. Mudie
B. Chanidots
L.b.w
Cess
Bey W. Synnott
C. Dutton Chambers
B. B. Chambers
Chew
W. Kennedy
Vescucos
Cieeee
Eeee
Vervesteneens Ees Siems
Teeees
Otal
Pasha
G. Wright
LL Longwood
D. Brown
Ds T Hynes
Johnster
Sane
B. Tobin
C. L. Bixey
B. Hynes
B. Fitzgerald
Pattitt
Gillinan
Haubbard
G. &. Wright
Eynes
J. W. Dutton
Ritzyera
Flee Owe
Pecziocaig
Pece
Eseerness Ab
Mytinou
Ces
Nia
Lilywhite
Handford
Lawrence
Boston
Oncotg. .H
St. Paul’s
Philadelphia
Tabernacle Preaching and Farewell Mission Services
The Rev. Edward Judson of New York will preach tomorrow and next Sunday afternoon at the Tabernacle. German tenor W G Heinrich will sing tomorrow afternoon and evening. A farewell service Friday evening Sept 28 honors twelve or fifteen Baptist Missionary Union missionaries departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Judson
D.D
New York
Tabernacle
W.G. Heinrich
Bapist Missionary Union
Paine's Furniture Co. showcases finest private dwelling assortment
The Paine's Furniture Co. manufactory at 48 Canal Street presents the finest selection of furniture for private dwellings, highlighting a superior range and quality. Customers are invited to view the new line and compare goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal Street
Man Arrested for Burglary in Salem
Salem police arrested Everett Mattheson in Boston yesterday for breaking into W. H. Hart's house on Emerton street Salem Thursday and stealing a gold watch.
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Salem
Boston
Everett Mattheson
W. H. Hart
Emerton Street
Baby Path Finder September Number Publishes Timetables
THAT LITTLE MAGAZINE presents its September issue filled with corrected railroad time tables for travelers and readers seeking reliable schedules. The publication, titled Baby Path Finder, highlights updated departures and arrivals in a concise format for easy reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Pathfinder
United States Circuit Court Review of Gallatin Collision
In a libel by the United States for damages to the revenue cutter Gallatin, the District Court held the Towboat Company at fault for a March 2, 1886 collision with the Gate City while moored at East Boston. The Towboat Company appeals, contending improper mooring caused the accident. Arguments by O A Galvin for the United States and Dabney for the appellant. Also included is Julius Hansen versus the schooner A Heaton for injuries alleged in a mariners’ wages case tied to gasket failure on a square foresail during a voyage from Gloucester to Nova Scotia and beyond. The petition was dismissed at the trial level. Case argued and decision reserved. Also covered is the Annual Excursion of the Fruit and Produce Exchange detailing plans, participants, routes, and costs for a multi-day trip from Boston to Saratoga, Albany, New York, Newport, and back, organized by P. Frank Hennigan.
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United States Circuit Court
Gray and Cott, Jr
Boston Towboat Company
United States
District Court
Gallatin
Appellant
Gate City
O. A. Galvin
Dabney
Frederic Cunningham
Julius Hansen
A. Heaton
Gloucester
British Provinces
Mediterranean
la Have River
Nova Scotia
I’. J. Morrison
George M. Read
M. J. McNierny
Appellee
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Boston
Fitchburg
Housac Tunnel
Saratoga
Congress Hall
Albany
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
New York
Old Colony
Hudson River
Long Island Sound
P. Frank Hennigan
The
Exchange
Cyrus Thatcher
Warren L. Knox
A. P. Currier
George B.turner
Carrie H. Symmes
Belle York
Amos Keyes
Jennie M. Keyes
Hattie Willoughby
Ellen J. Smith
B. J. Hesier
S. B. King
George F. Mead
George A. Fales
A. M. Rice
Edna L. Rice
Saylor
Lottie Sanderson
Charles Jones
G. Deferrari
A. F Blanchard
Annie Blanchard
E. E. Deferrari
A. F. Russell
G. H. Maddock
Frank Wyman
Charles Leonard
Wow. Benjamin
H. A. Benjamin
James Bryden
M. K. Green
E. C. Clark
Minnie R. Clark
John D. Street
T. B. Crowell
Alice Greenough
H. H. Kendall
Q. Ring
Stuart C. Miller
J. W. Roberts
Jessie Lyman
Beharrell v Greenwood jury awards plaintiff $34
Superior Court records a Middlesex session on Sept 13 with Beharrell plaintiff and Greenwood defendant. The jury awarded damages of 34 dollars to Beharrell. Attorneys F W Quaker for plaintiff and C 8 Lilley G W Poore for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Bisner
Beharrell
Greenwood
F. W
Lilley
G. W. Poore
James N. Morse
Artemas B. Woodworth
A. L. Brooks & Co
G. F. Richardson
Marshall
Morse vs Woodworth trial continues in Middlesex Superior Court
In Middlesex County Superior Court on September 14 Justice Morse presiding the case Morse versus Woodworth remains in progress with the trial ongoing and no changes to the docket.
Milk Seller Convicted For Not Verbally Informing Skim Milk
Sept 14 Municipal Court heard Joseph Swift a South End grocer charged by Milk Inspector Babcock with selling skimmed milk without verbally announcing it to customers. He admitted selling skimmed milk but argued the label on the vessel sufficed. Judge Hardy upheld the interpretation that verbal notice is required. Swift fined $50 plus costs. An appeal was taken and will go to Superior Court jury.
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Harpy and Forsakru, Jr
Babcock
Joseph Swift
South End
Justice Hardy
Cos
Man George Peabody Found Unconscious in South Boston Yard
A man named George Peabody was found this morning in the Old Colony railroad yard in South Boston unconscious. Authorities believe he was struck by a train and sustained internal injuries. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peabody
Old Colony Railroad
South
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sunday Christian Union and Tabernacle Notices
Sunday notices for Union Hall events on 13 Boylston Street include Autumn Walks for Young People by Rev. A D Mayo with How to Live the Life of Our New Time on Sept 16 and related activities at Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin Square with Bible school, sermons, and youth meetings. Also listing Chri stadolphian and Evangelistic Association services, Copley Square preaching, South Congregational, Tremont Temple Sabbath events, and Boston Muste Hall talks with choir.
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BR. Y. M. Christian UxNton
Union Hall
Boylston Street
A.D. Mayo
Boston
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
M. R. Deming
Bible School
Edward Judson
D.D
Young Men’s
W. G.heinrich
Tabernacle Young Men’s Institute
Boston Common
E. R. Thorndike
A. Bullprxy
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
R. G. Perkins
H. H. Cole
Tucson
Ann
Chandler Hall
Issex Street
Jesus Christ
Evangelistic Association OF New England
William Full
George Ingram
Curres
Copley Square
Edward A. Horton
South Congregational Cauneen
Newbury Street
Exeter Street
Dale
Tremont Temple
Emory J. Haynes
J.D
Justin D. Fenton
American Reformation Society
Insolvency Court Adjourns Multiple Suffolk Debts
In Suffolk County Insolvency Court third meetings for additional debts were held. Cases include W.T. M. Injector Co, Burdett & Colby, William B. F. Whall, Littledale Bros. & Webber, James J. Goodrich, and A. Lowe, adjourned to Nov 16. Other filings adjourned to Oct 19. Frasher estate dividend noted but discharge denied. Totals show 217 failures nationwide this week, 188 in 1887 comparative.
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Suffolk County
W.T. M. Injector Company
Oliver Street
Burdett & Colby
Tremont Street
William B. F. Whall
Littledale Bros. & Webber
Wood Sawyers and Turners
Harrison Avenue
James J. Goodrich
Ra A. Lowe
Horace M. Ford
School Street
Daniel W. Crosby
Mystic Rubber Company
Addie
Special Boston Chamber Meeting on Officer Nominations
President Alden Speare has called a special meeting of the Boston Chamber of Commerce at 12:30 p.m. today to decide on officer nominations for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Alden Speare
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Mother and child dead after lamp accident
Mrs. Rebecca Langlier and her daughter Meta died after severe burns from a kerosene lamp overturned at 1854 Washington street Thursday evening. They succumbed at City Hospital yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Langlier
Meta
Washington Street
City Hospital
City Flags For 258th Boston Anniversary Observed
The city will display flags on public buildings Monday to honor the 258th anniversary of Boston’s settlement. Gloucester Fish Company of Boston incorporated with 18500 capital. Sylvester Cunningham president and David S. Robinson treasurer.
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Boston
Gloucester Fish Company of
Sylvester Cunningham
David S. Robinson
Keefe
Ninth Infantry
Suffolk
E. E. Davidson
Rindge
N. H
Cambridgeport
East Pepperell
Canning
Batavia
Albion
New York State
New York State. Mr. Davidson Is A Member of the Evangelistic Association of
New England
Park Street Church
London Missionary Conference
A. C. Thompson
Judson Smith
A. J. Gordon
Central National Bank
Matthew Breen
Albany Street
Adams
City Hospital
Donald Hatch
John Field
Robert Nadine
Bijou
Globe Theatre
Joseph McLeash
School Street
Haverhill
Ambrose Murphy
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Mr Warren In Substantial Condition Holds Steady
Mr William Warren remained in substantially the same condition as yesterday. Attendants find cautious encouragement in his persistence, yet the hopelessness of his case remains fully realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Warren
William Warren
Oliver Ditson's Condition at Home After Illness
Oliver Ditson was brought home to No. 8 East Brookline Street from Swatmpscott yesterday. He rides in an easy landau and is described as a comfortable sick man. He does not seem conscious of being at home and often asks when he will start home. Friends entertain confident hope for his early recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ditson
East Brookline Street
Swatmpscott
Irish National League council meets in Montgomery Hall
The Irish National League municipal council met last evening. Parnell branch reports 100 forwarded to the State treasurer and 150 ready to forward. South Boston branch shows 47.2 balance due on anti-coercion fund. Central branch reports 1380 from anti-coercion fund certificates. It was voted that 1000 be forwarded to the State treasurer. A committee of D Toy, T B Fitz, Dennis OReilly, Thomas O Flynn, D P Sullivan, Terence Cavanagh, and D J Hayes was appointed to arrange a public meeting to bolster the Parnell defence fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National League
Montgomery Hall
Parnell
Father County
South
Parnell Defence Fund
D. Toy
T. B. Fitz
Dennis O'Reilly
Thomas O Flynn
D. P. Sullivan
Terence Cavanagh
D. J. Hayes
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Fnance
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue System
House of Representatives
Mugwump
Mr. West
Haggard
South Carolina
Mr. Blair
Yeas
Bates
Blair
Call
Evaris
George
Harris
Jones
Arkansas
Morgan
Pugh
Reagan
Saulsbury
Stockbridge
Wilson
Lowa
Maryland
Berry
Coke
Davis
Dolph
Farwell
Hiscock
Nevada
Mitchell
Platt
Plumb
Sawyer
Spooner
Stewart
Teller
Waltham
Callan
Republican Party
Oliver Payne
Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
Ruitians
Mr. Payne
Mr. Hoar
Mr. Sherman
West End Railway
West End Street Railway
Jackson & Curtis
Congress Street
Lee, Higginson & Co
State Street
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire Street
L. Tilden
Ernest W. Bond
R. S. Milton
Samuel Wells
W. W. Gannett
Em. Wheelwright
Edward B. Russell
Ellerton L. Dorr
Samuel D. Warre LL
G. Burnham
Jacob ©. Rogers
T. Quincy Brow
Henry Lee
J. Murray Forbe Alanson Tucker
George Lewis
George BR
Minot
S. W. Marston
Parkman Dexter
Joseph S. Levering
C. C. Jackson
FL. Higginson
Edward &. Pratt
G. H. Richards
C. H. Gibson
George W. Wheeler
Robert C. Winthrop
Joseph M. Glidden
Arthur Hinnewell
Kay Flair
Kf. W. Chandler
P. Demmenna
Samuel Johnson
Albert S. Bigelow
John H. Dane
Freeman Nickers ‘. Whitney, Jr
W. Penhallow
H. B. Alden
John D. Williams
B. W. Crowninshw
A. Bancroft
Charles E. Stritto
Samuel B. Dana
Joseph Burnett
Edmund Dwight
4, Jr
Jr, A
I Georg Bartlett
Charles L. Young
IV. P. Atkinson
II. P. French
G. Baxter
iHenry W. Frost
Edwin L. Sprague
iJacob L. Williams
Aoe Ee
Frank KE. Sweetser
Henry BR. Dalton
J. Arthur Beebe
Thomas H. Perkins
Lewis
William F. Matchett
George O. Shattuck
N. W. Rice
Tabernacle Notes
OLB & Beevee Uhe
Title Insurance
Bergeron
Lynch
Forest
Tremont & Suff. Mills
Ocmester
H. Graves
James Pyle
W. Horne
Tresmont Street
Rubel Bros
Chicago
Cincinnati
Jp.s. Huckins & Co. Mil
Border Street
East Benton
State St
Paris
Ebaker
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
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