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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1890

Page

2

Democratic Platform Debate and State Ticket Endorsement

A Connecticut convention denounces centralization and tariff policies as un-American and tyrannical. It endorses a liberal veterans pension plan, civic reforms, and a plurality election for state officers. The ticket includes Alsop, Phelan, Sanger, and Staub. Speaker Springer defends Democratic principles and tax reform timing. resolutions are debated and adjourned after thanks to Chairman Eaton.

American Congress James G. Blaine Reed House of Representatives House Congress Republican Party Tts General Assembly Democratic Party Hartford Joseph W. Alsop Middletown J.J. Phelan Bridgeport Marvin H. S:nger Canterbury Nicholas Staub New Milford William M. Springer Ilinois Springer Connecticut Washington James P. Pigott Committee On Pigott Alvin P. Hyde Gunn Mr. Hyde W. W. Eaton

Connecticut Republican Convention Opens in New Haven

The Republican State convention met at Hypenon Theatre in New Haven and organized with ex-Lieutenant-Governor Cooke of Barkhamsted as chairman. Committees on credentials, permanent organization and resolutions were formed, then adjourned to 10 tomorrow morning. Fairfield county caucus debated whether to nominate Lyman Catlin or E. F. Hill for lieutenant governor, ultimately selecting Catlin for comptroller by 28 to 14.

New Haven Conn Rrepublican Hypenon Theatre Cooke Barkhampsted Fairfield County Lyman Catlin Stratford EF. J. Hill Norwalk

New Hampshire Republicans Hold Large Delegates Caucus

A Republican State convention caucus at Phenix Hall in Concord elected a ten member county committee to form a permanent body. Josiah G. Bellows named president. Rockingham W Wheeler Salem Strafford C H Wells Somerworth Hellnap H M Marsh Gilmanton Carroll S W Abbott Wolfeboro Merrimac W F Chandler Concord Hillsboro H M Putney Manchester Cheshire G W Pierrs Winchester Sullivan L Bowers Newport Grafton W S Carter Lebanon Coos F A Corran Carroll.

Concord N. H Phenix Hall John B. Smith Hillsboro Bridge Josiah G. Bellows Walpole Rockingham County J. W. Wheeler Salem Strafford C. H. Wells Somerworth Hellnap H. EK. Marsh Gilmanton Carroll County W. Abbott Wolfeboro Merrimac County W. Fk. Chandler Hillsboro County H. M. Putney Manchester Cheshire County G. W. Pierrs Winchester Sullivan County L. Bowers Newport Grafton County Carter J. Albert Walker Portsmouth Hiram A. Tuttle Pittsfield Tuttle Committee On Harrison C. Moore Nashua

Funnel Cloud Kills Two At Union Wharf Store

Sept 16 Provincetown report of a funnel shaped storm over Union Wharf store kills Solomon Stanley a Granda Manan native and Captain Rodolphus Atwood age 62. Atwood’s son Harry and Fred Williams among injured. about a dozen others shocked. Atwood commanded schooner Lucknow and leaves a widow and six children.

Provincetown Union Wharf Store Solomon Stanley Granda Manan Rodolphus Atwood Atwood Harry Fred Williams Bay St. Lawrence Lucknow Newport R. I Middletown Christopher Milery Charles H. Ward

Differences Between Senate and House on Sugar Problem

Speaker Reed names House conferrees on the tariff bill as the eight lawmakers clash over sugar and metal schedules. Western Republicans push free sugar up to No 16 while Senate advocates favor the higher scale. a compromise between No 13 and No 16 may emerge. Conference report likely by Monday.

Washineton Spreian Reed House Major McKinley Ohio Burrows Michigan Bayne Pennsylvania Dingley Maine Mills Texas Miller Tennessee Flower New York Senate McKinley Cannon Aldrich Hiscock Allison Lilouse Louisiana Frank M. Ames Massachusetts Pennsylvania Iron and Steel Senator Quay James M. Swank Iron and Steel Association

Pacific Refunding Bills Face Likely Legislative Failure

The Pacific railroad refunding bills appear doomed this session as a House split among Republicans and Democrats blocks approval. Senator Frye in the Senate plans another run at the issue in the short session, hoping for a majority on a bill covering Union Pacific and Central Pacific debts. Massachusetts Representative O Neil considers a rival measure allowing debt sealing if inflated capital is scaled back.

Pacific House House Committee Frye Senate Post Union Pacific Central Pacific O'Neil Massachusetts

Springfield Port of Delivery Bill Passes House Unanimously

Congressman Rockwell steered the port of delivery bill for Springfield through the House with unanimous consent as Speaker Reed signaled approval. Judge Holman questioned Treasury approval. Rockwell affirmed the Senate-passed bill, noting it aligns with the Treasury and committee aims. The measure grants a $1000 salary for the new port officer without amendments.

Springfield Rockwell House Reed Judge Holman Indiana Treasury Department Senate House Committee On Commerce Department Holmes Dawes

Inspection of Meats Regulation Implement Export Rules

Secretary Rusk issued regulations governing the inspection of salted pork or bacon for export under the meat inspection bill recently enacted into law. The rules require packers or exporters to apply in writing to the proper authority whenever a foreign country demands U S meat inspection, establishing a new export compliance process.

Rusk United States

Waxed Meats Inspection Rules Declared by Secretary

The Secretary of Agriculture announces inspection rules for meats destined for export. Buyers sellers or exporters may apply for inspections at any time. Applicants must agree to follow regulations and mark packages as required. Certificates issued to wholesomely inspected meats. Senator Hale returns to Maine for first time since tariff bill debate. Dow possible Portland collector appointment questioned amid Reed triumph. Salvadors provisional president Carlos Ezeta elected until next March. Treasury bond offers total around 000,000 with 4.2 per cent for 14 per cent issues. Colorado population 410,975, up 216,645 since last census.

Secretary of Agriculture Hale Maine Sle Captain Boutelle Senate Colonel Dow Portland Reed Colorado Massach Settilesma Prederic Henry Hedge Cambridge Charlotte Aa Helge Middlesex Ana Oston Post Jostua George M. Kaoers Esquire Ss. Ji. Folsom Asst. Register

Canadian Lumberman Sees McKinley Bill Benefit for Canada

An Ottawa lumberman argues that cutting the duty from two to one dollar would lift Canadian lumber profits while the American consumer pays the same price. He notes premium Canadian lumber already competes with U S cut lumber despite the higher levy and expects no price drop for American buyers even if the duty falls.

Ottawa Ont United States

Unicycle and Tire Records Fall at Peoria Meet

Bert Myers lowers the five mile world unicycle record from 19m55s to 19m56s and each mile split improves. H E Lawrie breaks the one mile pneumatic tire safety record from 2m32s to 2m27s. Myers and Masi also lower the American tandem two mile record from 5m21s to 5m.

Peoria Bert Myers H. E. Lawrie Myers Masi Eee

The Jeanette Palatial Car Makes First Run to Boston

The Harris Palatial Car Company's Jeanette, a combination dining, sleeping and parlor car, departed Springfield for Boston via the Connecticut River and Massachusetts Central railroads. The car features a daytime drawing room and night sleeping area with lower berths stored behind drop sides, a low center of gravity for sharper curves, and a mechanism to raise berths with a crank and worm gear. It includes lavatories, a bath, an observation compartment and a kitchen, all designed to save rolling stock. It is slated to visit Portland and other cities before returning to Boston for a stockholders meeting.

Harris Palatial Car Company Jeanette Springfield Boston Connecticut River Northampton Massachusetts Central Haymarket Square Boston & Maine Railroad Portland Bath Augusta Waterville Bangor

General Butler Sued for $100,000 in New York Suits

E N Darling of New York files two Supreme Court suits against General B F Butler seeking $100,000 and an accounting over a 19th century land deal in New Mexico. Darling claims he transferred his share to Butler and that Butler failed to render accounts and distribute proceeds from land sales to satisfy a mortgage and his quarter share.

New York Supreme Court E. N. Darling Maison Avenue B. F. Butler Mr. Darling Stephen B. Elkins Samuel 5. Snoot Washington, D. C T.G. Catron Santa Fe N. M New Mexico General Butler Darling Elkins Catron Butler Snoot Union Land & Grazing Company

Removal of Goods in Bond Extended by New York Chamber

The New York Chamber of Commerce met to protest the immediate enforcement of the new tariff law and urged extending the removal deadline for goods in bond from November 1 to February 1, 1891. The resolution, supported by Republicans and Democrats alike, passed unanimously and was sent to the President, Senate leader, and House Speaker.

New York Srecrani Chamber of Commerce Alexander E. Orr J. Edward Simmons Cornelius N. Bliss Colonel Conkling Senate House of Representatives Ne Chamber

Death of Robert Ray Hamilton Reported in Idaho River Tragedy

Letters from John D. Sargent and Cassimir Moore describe the accident near Snake River Idaho on Aug. 23. A body later identified by Dr. James Green is said to be Hamilton, with death ruled accidental drowning. The body was buried near Mary Mere, with a note of his wish to reside in the area.

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S. Graves and Sun Sell Hood's Sarsaparilla at 681 Washington

Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a popular tonic with stylish pat terns for lounge and Ket uses. Claims availability only at S. Graves & Sun, located at 681 Washington Street.

S. Graves & Sun Washington Street

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