Tariff and Constitution Clash in 19th Century Debate
The speaker argues the US Constitution grants broad federal power to tax and regulate commerce, while the Confederate Constitution limits duties to revenue. He contrasts Republican and Democratic tariff views, condemns Cleveland era policies, and claims civil service reforms have been undermined by recent changes. He also rebuts General Powell’s campaign remarks and defends federal authority.
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Powell
Nothing but the liquor
Judge Forsaith freed Frank Roach in a liquor raid case ruling that a liquor search warrant does not authorize ejecting or arresting peaceful occupants. Roach was fined 100 dollars plus costs for keeping and exposing liquor. Police had removed several people during the raid and Roach allegedly assaulted Officer Sargent.
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Reach
Liquoria
Great Carnival at Waltham Draws 25000 Spectators and Lights
A Sept 15 report details Waltham's third annual carnival and illumination along the Charles River. Over 25 000 visitors arrive on trains and private conveyances to admire riverbank lantern displays, fireworks, and boat parades. Prizes total 40 30 20 15 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. The event includes yacht club and YMCA designs, with speeches on virtue and women’s education.
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Wartham
Fitchburg
Massachusetts
Marlboro
Boston
Boston & Albany
Waltham & Newton
Charles River
Moody Street Bridge
Cram’s Island
Moody Street
White Swan
Water Works
American Watch Company
Young Men’s Association
E. N. Quinn
Quinn
Columbus
Santa Maria
Queensabella
Spain
Upper Charles
George Wayworth
H. A. Woodman
Somerville
Salmon
W. H. Holland
R. W. Macurdy
H. C. Hall
J. G B. Gooding
T. F. Buckley
J. A. Hagan
L. J. Kendall
Superintendent Woerd
United States Water Company
Alderman Moulton
Leonard Greene
George Smith
E. J. Dill
W. A. Hosmer
C. J. Olney
John Holmes
G. H. Shirley
George Ballou
Robert Murray
G. A. Clark
Ring
Mrs. Ferguson
J. L. Keyser
EK. R. Bills
Partelow
Lawreace
E. L. Barry
C. Bailey
S. A. Christie
American Waltham Watch Company
E. D. Donnell
Kittie
Waltham Canoe Club
Waltham Cycle Club
Riverview
Will
Governor Ames
Proctor
Ephraim Stearns
Prospect Street
Colonel Stearns
Smith College Opens With Record Freshman Class
Smith College in Northampton opened yesterday admitting over 300 students, including 125 first time entrants, the largest freshman class since the school’s founding.
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Smith College
Northampton
FOR WOMAN'S BENEFIT Working Women's Club forms a new era
The Working Women's Club, barely weeks old, is organized to aid wage workers. It invites all women to join and share experiences while empowering younger members to express their views. The group promotes shorter hours and better conditions for working girls and meets every Thursday at No 3 Park Street.
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Miss Bates
Working Women’s Club
Park Street
Irish Athletic Association Oak Island Meet Yields Fast Times
The National Irish Athletic Association held its third annual meeting at Oak Island grove with several hundred spectators. P J Barry won the mile and 440 yard dash, M Cronin placed second, J B Connelly won the high jump and standing jumps, Phelan took second, J L Powers won the two mile walk, and P Golden led the five mile with 26 minutes 87 seconds. John Maxwell threw 26 ft 2 in in the shot, J Purcell 24 ft 1 in, Fitzpatrick won the standing long jump at 34 ft 1 in, Cattanack threw the hammer 117 ft 1 in, Shea 115 ft 2 in, and M C Pl led in the 100 yards. The three mile walk saw Driscoll victorious in 24 minutes 4 seconds, Guerrero second. Fitzpatrick, Sullivan and Hamilton staged a horse leaping display, with Fitzpatrick clearing three horses for a $25 prize. Darkness halted wrestling and related events.
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Oak Island Grove
P. J. Barry
M. Cronin
P. Golden
E. Case
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John Purcell
Fitzpatrick
Sin
T. J. Kearney
William Cattanack
J. J. Shea
M.c.pl
Michael Slattery
Brennan
Guerrero
Driscoll
Daniells
J. H. Fitzpatrick
C. J. Sullivan
George W. Hamilton
Eugene Buckley
M. J. Corliss
M. H. Campbell
J. Cliff
New Yorks beat Chicago in close Big League clash
Detroits overwhelming win over the Washingtons highlights a day of varied results. Madden’s rough pitching vs the Pittsburgs opens the piece with strong offense from both leagues and features key plays by Kelly, Nash, and Smith.
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Indianapolis
Detroits
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Madden
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Snow Sopra Ee
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Somnidevons
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Obituaries For Boston Merchants And Harvard Alumni
Funeral notices from Boston reference Noble Maxwell Harvard alumnus John William Thomas Leonard and Colonel Charles L Holbrook. Services at Hotel Vendome Trinity Church Commonwealth Hotel Mt Auburn burial at Forest Hills and Mt Auburn. Attendees include Harvard classmates Quincy Club and local clergy.
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Hotel Vendome
Edward Everett Hale
Harvard
Mt. Auburn
John William Thomas Leonard
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Trinity Church
Moses Merrill
Quincy Club
Leonard
Mr. Allen
William Thomas
Philadelphia
Forest Hills Cemetery
Charles L. Holbrook
Forty-third
Massachusetts Volunteers
Commonwealth Hotel
F. B. Allen
Colonel Holbrook
James Goodman
W.S. Hunt
William Phippen
S. T. Drew
I. A. Turner
John Worcester
Cambridge
North Avenue
Franklin Johnson
D.D
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Rugegles Street
G W Simmons & Co Mark 100th Birthday Of Constitution Display
G W Simmons & Co celebrate the Constitution's 100th birthday with a best display of American made garments. The event invites the public to inspect goods across all departments at 32 to 44 North street, noting past family tailoring traditions.
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G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Manning Benefit Draws Boston Crowd to Fundraiser Ball
More than two thousand spectators attended a charity event in Boston as Jack Manning’s benefit unfolded. The afternoon opened with Hollis Street Theatre and Howard Atheneum nine squaring off in a spirited contest, ending 7 to 6 for Howard Atheneum, before the famed old Boston teams the Pioneers and Roxbury amateurs faced off to cheers.
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Johnny Graham
Lip Keene
Harry Harris
Bostons
Lowells Beat Portlands in Battling Showdown
In Portrland, Me the Lowells toppled the Portlands as Shaw held the mound while Burke struggled for the Portlands. Final innings show Lowells 9 to Portlands 4 with scattered scoring through the game.
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Lowells
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Burke
Manchester
N.H
Salems
Manchesters
Baseball scores from multiple city games in 19th century
In Philadelphia the Athletics hosted Louisville with two games finishing 3 0 and 4 2 for St Louis over Baltimore. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati twice 11 to 3 and 6 to 4 at Brooklyn. Staten Island hosted Cincinnati as Metropolitan won 6 to 4 and Cleveland fell to Metropolitan 6 to 3.
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Clevelands
Ex Governor Luke Blackburn of Kentucky Dies at 77
Ex Governor Luke Blackburn of Kentucky died Wednesday. Born June 16, 1816, on a Woodford County stock farm, he studied medicine in Paris and Transylvania College. He practiced in Lexington and Natchez, aided cholera and yellow fever efforts, served in Kentucky's Legislature, and led relief missions in Canada and for yellow fever in Hickman.
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Edward M. Blackburn
Woodford County
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America
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Lexington
Versailles
Natchez, Miss
Ella G. Boswell
Julia M. Churchill
Louisville
New
Hickman
Obituaries for Holliston, Bridgton, and German critic
John Farquhar of Holliston dies at eighty two leaving seven children. Dr James P Webb of Bridgton dies at sixty four with many friends and a widow. Professor Frederick Theodore Vischer, German critic, is dead.
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Holliston
Canada
Boston
Slater
Newton
James P. Webb
Bridgton
New England
Frederick Theodore Vischer
Mining Stock Close Prices Report from San Francisco
Official closing prices for California mining stocks listed in San Francisco on September 15 show figures for Best & Belcher Ophir Gould & Curry Sierra Nevada Hale & Norcross Union Consolidated Mexican Navajo and Yellow Jacket with varying cents per share. The listing includes multiple obsolete or garbled entries reflecting historic telegraph era reporting of mining securities trading.
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Cal
Best & Belcher
Ophir
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Ia Goa
Teouess
Porvoo
Ek Gould & Curry
Sierra Nev
Hale & Norcross
Sace
Saturday No-Sales Notice From 1887 Trade Ledger
Market brief lists securities and bank holdings including E T Fairbanks Co Natl City Bank Freeman's Natl Bank and various mills from Salem to Lowell. Entries show bonds and stocks such as Lynn 6s 1900 and Boston & Maine 7s 1895 with quantities, dates, and related railroad and manufacturing concerns.
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City Bank
Second
Suffolk
Freeman’s Natl
Lyman Mills
Asiatic Natl
Salem
Merrimack
Boott
Penne Steam Cotton Co
Amoskeag
Lancaster Mills
Langdon Mfg
Everett Mills
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Lowell Mfg
West End
R’y Co
Cheshire RR
Zoston & Maine RR
McKay Metallic Fastening Co
Bliat
Freeman’s Natl. Bank
Atlas
Old Boston
Hill Mfg. Co
Manchester Mills
Arlington Mills
Russell Mills
Plymouth
Mass
Boston
Revere Keachy& Lyne
West End Street Ry
Boylston Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston Cab Co
Eastern
Bay State Live Stock Co
Toledo
City of
Minneapolis
Worcester
Vermont
Clinton & Eae
Loco Sumner Co
Fitchburg Ra
Boston & Oe
Northern
N. H
Nashua & Lowell
K.& T. Fairbanks & Co
Gt. Falls & Conway
Saco & Ports
West End St. Ry
State of Mass
Stock Exchange Ad Shows Boston Brokers Address
By Ke L L Daw & Company stock auctioneers brokers and appraisers list offices at No 61 State Street Exchange Building First Floor Room 5S and telephone number 33 members of the Boston Stock Exchange.
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State Street
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Boston Stock Exchange
KE. LL. Daw & Company
No. Si State St
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