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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1890

Page

5

Tariff talks hinge on wine duties and commission plan

Washington Sept 19 Republican tariff conferees clash over wine duties slated to settle midway between House and Senate offers. Senators drop many agricultural amendments while a tariff commission amendment likely to be struck out. Sugar duties split House and Senate with 75 Republicans opposing a conference report. Steel, glass rates spark fights as New England industry ties press for protection.

Washington Sprcrar House Senate Department of Agriculture Degras New England Plumb

The Fight In The House Over Venable Seat

The House debated the Venable contested seat as Democrats boycotted to block debate under Reed rule. A quorum battle left the chamber half empty, with 164 members counted and 142 voting to disqualify Venable. Walker then hired photographers to document the partisan tally.

Longstreet-Venable Reed Crisp Paket Guard Indiana Venable House Walker Massachusetts

Secretary Rusk Praises Reciprocity At State Fair

Secretary of Agriculture J M Rusk addressed the Farmers Alliance at the State fair before about 50 000 attendees including ex President Hayes and Governor Campbell He urged a broad reciprocity policy favoring benefits to a majority of Americans and warned against measures that favor one industry over the nation Wood's Sarsaparilla is praised for renewing blood and health for diseases from impure blood.

Columets J. M. Rusk Farmers’ Alliance Hayes Campbell Rusk America

Straws From State Street in Sugar Leads and Gould’s Market Push

The New York stock market closed with Sugar as the bright star, boosted by Windom's 20 million dollar move and Gould’s influence in Missouri Pacific and Western Union. The Havemeyer-Keene group pushed Sugar to 80 44, with plans for a Sugar Refineries reorganization and an expected October dividend. Reports note Gould’s continued bullish activity, Villard stocks debated, and anticipated bank reserve increases in New York.

New York Chicago Gas Tennessee Coal & Iron Windom Wall Street White Lackawanna Jay Gould Missouri, Pacific and Western Union Southwestern Railroad & Steamship Association Havemeyer-Keene Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co Boston New York House

River and harbor bill signed and anti-lottery act approved

Cresson Pennsylvania reports the President signed the river and harbor appropriation bill and the anti-lottery bill. Sequachee Valley Coal and Iron Company to operate a Boston to Sequachee excursion October 4 to 13 with stops in Washington Luray Knoxville and Chattanooga returning via Nashville Cincinnati Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Land sales of business and residence lots October 7 8 and 9 under a new plan. Raymond Whitcomb arranged the trip with Edward F. Smart as general manager.

Tur Sequachee Valley Coat & Iron Company Boston Sequachee Tenn Washington Luray Knoxville Chattanooga Nashville Cincinnati Niagara Falls Buffalo Messrs Raymond & Whitcomb Edward FE. Smart Quincy House Smart

Obituary notices and marriage banns from this city

Marriage announcements list Louis Bubier and Sarah Gillis, Walter Eastman and Abbie Wood, George Henry and Lillian Rowe, Thomas Whitridge and Mary Bowie, Henry Warden and Mary Etheridge. Local obituaries include Lucy Bean, Sarah Corbett, Emma Charnock, Frances Dellinger, Charles Eaton, Joseph Goddard, John Gray, Nathaniel Lanning, Catherine McDermott, Myra Newman, Annie Pratt, Cornelius Pigott, Benjamin Rogers, Sarah Sampson. Descriptions note ages and hometowns such as Minneap olis, Duxbury, Roxbury, Dorchester, Cambridgeport, Wollaston, East Weymouth, and Baltimore connections.

Bean Lucy Bean William H. Bean Corbet Hingham Sarah J. Corbett Charnock Boston Emma Charnock Dellinger Roxbury Frances Dellinger Eaton Cambridgeport Charles I Goddard New York Joseph Warren Goddard Gray Joln A.C. Gray Alfred l. Gray Lanning Dorchester Nathaniel Lanning McDermott Catherine F Owen McDermott Newman Wollaston Myra Clough Charles W. Newman Pratt East Weymouth Annie F W. H. Pratt Pigott Cornelius Pigott Rogers Brighton Benjamin C. Rogers Sampson Sarah H Benezer Sampson

Restore Health and Strength Through Nervous System Repair

A historical health notice warns that overwork and stress weaken the body and nerves. It promises restoration to sound health for those suffering nervous prostration or weakness, suggesting a remedy or regimen to recover vigor and vitality.

New Publications from Houghton Mifflin Including Come Forth and Dorothea Dix

Houghton Mifflin announces new titles: Come Forth a reverent timepiece about Christ’s era with Lazarus as hero. The Life of Dorothea Lynde Dix by Francis Tiffany with a steel portrait. Lowell's Works in Riverside Edition. The Golden Justice a new novel by William Henry Eisner. Crown 8vo and Riverside editions priced from 50 cents to 1.50.

Extraseto Stuart Phevtps Herspert D. Wanp Christ Lazarus Dorothea Lynde Dix Francis Tifrany America Europe Miss Dix Mr. Tiffany Lowell Riverside the Golden Justice William Henry Eisner Liverside Paper Series

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