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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1890

Page

2

Quick Gag Passes in House as Langston Controversy Ends

The House rushed to seat Langston and unseat Elliott in a rapid, partisan proceeding. Republicans pushed a quorum, while Democrats lamented obstruction and planned a retaliatory caucus over the tariff vote amid a murky day of high stakes parliamentary maneuver.

Rowell Post Representative Assembly of the American People Kerr Associated Press Langston House Felton Sullivan California Milliken Maine O’ Ferrall Lonely Democratic Sentinel Venable Messrs Bliss Brown Virginia Cooper Ohio de Haven Frank TeCord McKenna Stockbridge Waddill Wade Wright Yardley Browne Indiana Butterworth Connell Ewart Finley Hansbrough Peters Wilson Kentucky Finney Reed Miller Elliott

House seats shift as Langston and Elliott cases seal ties

In Washington on September 23 the House seated Langston, unseating Elliott in a party clash. Democrats faced absences and protests while Republicans applauded, as O Ferrall and Cheadle shifted positions amid journal readings and calls for division. The scene included face entries, oaths, and a deflected vote on the deficiency bill measures.

Washington O’ferra Virginia Bean Sweeney Iowa Mudd Maryland Milliken Cheadle Indiana Langston Yeas O'Ferrall O’ferrall Haugen Rowell Illinois South Carolina Miller Elliott Ker House Henderson Burrows Michigan Senate McCreary Kentucky Caswell Wisconsin Dingley Maine Secretaries of State, Treasury, War and Navy

Memorial building for Grant memory proposed in DC

Senate proceedings note a joint resolution by Mr. Hale for a DC memorial building to honor Ulysses S Grant, housing a military and naval museum and possibly resting place for notable Americans. Debate on the Woman's Industrial League inquiry follows, with discussion of appointments and evidence authenticity. Adjournment at 6 40 P M until tomorrow noon.

Washington Hale Committee On Public Buildings District of Columbia U. S. Grant Ulysses Plumb Committee On Education and Labor Woman’s Industrial League United States Sherman Reagan Senate Platt Dawes Hoar Connecticut Massachusetts Blair Charlotte Smith Woman's League Smith Cockrell Hawley Mr. Hoar Gray Mr. Dawes Mark Smyth Select Committee On Canada House Court of Claims Gurman

Lawmakers Debate Alaska Survey Bill and Spoliation Claims

Delegates at the Marine Conference discuss department jurisdiction and a substitute bill for a 100000 appropriation to fund an Alaska interior exploration by Army personnel. The session also covers French spoliation claims with mixed votes, then adjournment after a push for a World’s Fair inquiry resolution is blocked.

Marine Conference Congress Rockwell Massachusetts Alaska Messrs Cogswell Dibble Vaux Buckalew Cannon Sayers Sebouion Candler House Committee On the

Home Circle Gala at Odd Fellows Hall in Massachusetts

The fifth annual Home Circle reception and banquet for the Grand Council of the Home Circle of Massachusetts drew about 450 members and guests. Governor Brackett attended, spoke briefly, and hosted a levee. notable participants included W. M. Davenport Henry Goodwin and John Haskell Butler. Prizes were awarded to Anchor Council No. 75 and Harvard Council No. 51.

Odd Fellows Grand Council Home Circle Massachusetts Brackett Order Bunker Hill Commonwealth Quartette A. Frank Swift W. M. Davenport John Haskell Butler Henry Goodwin Loyal Council Anchor Council Millis Harvard Council Charlestown Sarah A. Barron Harvard Moses C. Adams Charles la Croix Anchor Eien O

Exhibition Game Between Boston and Chicago Brotherhood

Chicago defeats Boston 9 to 6 in Milwaukee exhibition with key hits by O Neill Dwyer and Kilroy strong on the mound. Cleveland shakes off Boston 8 to 5 in Detroit as Tucker Sullivan and Brodie produce offense for the bean eaters.

Chicago Milwaukee Wis Boston Brotherhood Boston Brown Bostian Harry Stovey Kelly Weli Stovey Brouthers Chicagos Kilroy O'Neill Farrell Pfeffer Darling White Stockings Dwyer Dutty Irwin Bostons O] Brown Uarae Tae Shngart Olswett Irwingas Ole Bastian Asoblgns Cdo Ecrveeen O Karhed O' Neill Levin Duffy Tarling Finstons Shugart Brouthera Wild Plutch Ferguson Darrington Tiie Linn Clevelands N. G Detroit Mich Recreation Park Cleveland Club Getzein Bennett Viau Zimmer Cleveland Rin Tucker Sullivan Brodie Wilks

New Yorks Win Two Games Over Pittsburg in Series

Pittsburg falls twice as New Yorks dominate with strong hitting and errors even at 11 hits for New Yorks in game one. Mullane shines for Cincinnati in a 4 2 win over Philadelphias with key three hits and two runs. Other scores include Louisville over Rochester 13 6 and St Louis 21 2 over Athletes. Atlantic Association results Columbus 1, Syracuse 2. Lebanon 7, Harrisburg 0.

NEW Yorks N. L Pittsburg Chisine Pittsbur Sieedersel O Pittsburgs Sharrott and Clark Day Uecker Rons New York McQuaid Sien Rentasaede PittabUrgs Cesseneeest Lurkett Murphy Anderson Decker Miller Laroque Burkett Glasscork Whistler Clark Burke Berger Sales Wilson Jordan Lark Tiernan Whistier Phiy Surkett Barnet Marke Ruste Cincinnatis N.L Philadelphias Cincinnati Gleason Mullane Cininghaus Keepin Sehriger Larned Knight Reilly Holliday Hamilton Myers Clements Allen Latham Reilly Holliday Thompson Seliriver Keenan Mulvine Ampre Lynch American Association Louisville Louisvilles Rochesters Toledo Baltimores Toledoos St. Louis Athletes

Independent Women Voters Hold First City Convention

The Tremont temple glowed with bunting and flags as the Independent Women Voters held their inaugural convention. Mrs M F E Cheeney opened with scripture and prayer, while Mrs F Trask Hill outlined a platform favoring school friends on the board and signaling skepticism toward Catholics’ loyalty to schools.

Tremont M. FE. Cheeney F. Trask Hill Public School Union

Controversy Over Parochial Schools Divides Boston Natives

Panel voices in East Boston clash over Catholic influence in schools. Dr A A Miner defends secular education while critics claim Rome backs parochial schooling. Speakers urge investigation, civic action, and women’s organizing amid intense religious controversy.

School Board debates co education of sexes reports

At a regular meeting the school committee discussed the majority and minority reports on co education. The majority argues for mixing sexes in high and grammar schools citing historical steps and social benefits, while the minority urges keeping schools separated and home based social guidance. The board plans mixed classes where feasible and to adapt buildings, with staff changes and memorial and appointment notices included.

Lemuel Shaw Wellesley College Favor Pose J.P. C. Winship Emily A. Pineld Charles M. Green Tts Majoriy Pigg Harlan P. Cage Hingh O'Brien School Frank F. Preble Warren Evening School

Weeden's History of New England Works Praised

A review extols William B. Weeden’s Economic and Social History of New England 1620 1789 in two volumes for its thorough use of original authorities and clear organization. It highlights chapters on trade currency and social change, plus an appendix of price lists, while noting its value to scholars and general readers alike.

Weeden New England Joseph B. Felt Massachusetts John Hull Samuel Sewall Peter Faneuil Mr. Weeden Plymouth William B. Weeden Boston Houghton, Mifflin & Co Mr. Britton Missouri Britton Pea Ridge Prairie Grove Wilson’s Creek Snead Lyon Wiley Britton New York G. P. Putnam's Sons W. K. Clarke & Co

Ivory Soap the Genuine Distinguishes Counterfeits

Several white soaps claim to be as good as Ivory Soap but they do not match its distinctive qualities. The article urges readers to ask for Ivory Soap specifically to ensure authenticity and quality.

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Free of charge disbursements on notices for Sept 24 1890 sales

Whitney, Pousland & Co announce no sale Saturdays until further notice. On Wednesday Sept 24 1890 at 11:30 a.m. a list of bonds and notes from Edwards Mfg Co, Lyman Mills, Fulham Nail Co, Portland, Saco & Ports RR, Suffolk Nat. Bank, Arlington Mills, Vermont & Mass RR, Rutland RR, Boston Revere Beach & Lynn RR and others is offered. Also long list of city and railway securities with varied maturities and guaranties.

Edwards Mfg. Co Lyman Mills Fulham Nail Co Portland, Saco & Ports Suffolk Nat Gt. Falls Anfg Arlington Mills Vermont & Mass Rutland RR Boston Revere Beach & Lynn More Thresher Co More Thresher Co. Pref Stillwater Minn Eliot Insurance Co East Tennessee Land Co Reece Button Hole M Quincy RR Bridge Co International Button Hole M, Co City of Newton Union Pacific RR City of Conn Passumpsic Rivers Rutland Fremont Elkhorn & Mo Valley Consol Middlesex Banking Co Middletown West End St. K Y Co National Hot Waeee Heater Co Toledo Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Oston Revere Beach N. Y Charles‘own Gas Light Co Do North American [Insurance Co Eastern RR N. Ul Concord & Mont Geyser Mining & One Co Boston Storage Warehouse Co Citizens’ Bank Wichita Kan First N. Bank Chelsea Shoe & Leather N. Bk Globe N. Bank Great Falls Moe. Co Exeter Man. Co Weetamoe Mills Douglas Axe Oregon Boston Marine Insurance Co Connecticut Sees Rivers RR. Ptd Dedham Nat. Tank Dedham Concord & Sei Kuk. Co Wakefield Rattan Co Ils, Steel Co Do San Miguel Golf Placers Co Hart, & Mc. River RE Metropolitan St. RR. of Kansas City Albany Rit City of Mina Lowell RR Lndianapolis Fiurl Mo. River RR L. G Eng Tel. & Tel. Co. Gs N. HW Town of South Aupaton W. L Lowell Machine Shop Jackson Co Ila Steel Co Milwaukee Iron Co Concord & Montreal RR Portal Falls & Conway RR Oregon Short Line Utah No. RR Coll Trust B. & Albany RR Cannon Concord Montreal RR

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