New Hampshire Address Urges Self-Reliance For Prosperity
At the State Board of Trade meeting in Manchester on September 24, Edward Atkinson spoke on New Hampshire’s advantage of limited natural resources. He argued independence through skilled labor, industrial policy, and protection for American industry, urging a broader reciprocal trade framework with Britain and Canada to fuel peace and prosperity.
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Manchrster
N. H
State Board of Trade
Amoskeag
George F. Page
Concord
John J. Bell
Exeter
P. C. Cheney
Manchester
John L. Spring
Lebanon
James H. Tolles
Nashua
Edward R. Kent
Lancaster
Henry H. Barber
Milford
Charles C. Danforth
Manchester House
Edward Atkinson
Boston
Joseph K. Walker
Atkinson
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Cobden and Bright
Germany
United States
Great Britain
New England
Dr. Abbott
Phillips Exeter Academy
Boards of Trade
Jeremiah Mason
Daniel Webster
John Stark
Joan Sullivan
Isaac Hill
Levi Woodbury
Jeremiah Smith
John Langdon
Josiah Bartlett
Scotland
Pekin Officials Act Move of Northern Fleet
Paris September 24 The Chinese chargé d affaires told Foreign Minister Ribot the Pekin government ordered the Northern fleet to move toward the disturbed region to shield foreigners from molestation. China asks France to wait for results before further action.
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Paris
M. Ribot
Pekin
France
China
Ireland committee reshapes leadership and fund flow
At a Dublin meeting the McCarthy committee merged with the party Finance Committee and appointed trustees McCarthy Sexton and Ilion to handle funds. A Parnell faction meeting announced a plant purchase and the launch of a newspaper aligned with Mr. Parnell.
Wasted $240000 as Amesbury speech claims South rules GOP
Amesbury Sept 24 The Amesbury Republicans welcomed Candidate Allen and Hon H C Lodge in the opera house. Allen argued that Massachusetts voting for Democrats harms the state, citing Southern control of the party and urging unity for Republican victory in 1892. He used a long example of political organization and a 1861 tax to illustrate corruption and calls for reform.
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Amesbury
Allen
H. C. Lodge
Opera House
Newburyport
Newbury
Merrimac
Salisbury
George W. Cate
J. M. Garland
Massachusetts
National Party
House of Representatives
New England
House
North
Congress
Qoe
Democratic Party
Union
Cleveland
Judiciary Committee
Republican Party
Boston Common Council Reports and Orders
The Boston Common Council filed a detailed report from Mr Wheelwright on changes in the city architect's department since May 1 and a message from the Mayor. The minority report on the new Library building cost was accepted by the Board of Aldermen and sent to the Council. An order authorizes $500 for printing a history of the Board of Health. The Board of Health was asked to investigate Spectacle Island activities and abatement of nuisance. The Financial Committee was asked to report on paying election supervisors for 1889. A joint special committee may be appointed to extend veteran benefits to other groups beyond G A R posts.
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Massachusetts
Annie
New England
South
Boston
New Hampshire
Vermont
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
Ireland
Congress
Boards of Trade
Great Britain
Chambers of Commerce
Farmers’ Alliance
Department
Architect Department
Citizens’ Association
Public Library
New
Court House
City Architects Office
Thomas N. Hart
Hart
Auditor’s Department
Hart School
Horace Mann School
Roxbury High School
Roxbury
Pierce District
Dudley Street
Wheelwright
N. Matthews, Jr
Common Council
Committee On Library Department
Board of Aldermen
Council
Lowell
Health Commissioners
Daga
Board of Ealth
Board of Health
Spectacle Island
Boston Harbor
Financial Committee
Casey
Ward 16
Owds and
Gilles
Commonwealth OF
Anna Rhoda Niles
Danvers
Essex
Sarah M. Garland
Gloucester
Salt County
J. Everett Garland
Richard L. Saville
Charles Saville
Esther Saville
John K. Savile
Newton
Middlesex
Frank K. Rogers
Providence
Rhode Island
William Saville
Said
Alice Garland
Kimball Rogers Garland
Exin
Commonwealth
Thomas Niles
Franklin Howard Niles
Alice Niles Roberts
Lewis Niles Roberts
Susan H. Saville
William Sayville
John K. Saville
Sarah M. C. C. Rogers
County of
William J. Niles
John K. Rogers
Susan H. Almy
Thomas Niles Jr
Thomas Niles, Jr
John Kimball Rogers
Mary Jo Niles
Washington Allston Niles
Sarah M.C. C. Rogers
Susan H. al Uy
Just
Alice
John K Saville
Towit
Frederic Alimy
Lillie Almy
Frederic Almy
William Almy
Millicent Almy
New York
Edward P
Charles Judson Almy
Charlotte Almy
Emily White Almy
Willaimsport
Pennsylvania
Henry N. Abby
Geoffrey Aluy
Agnes ’Almy
Philadelphia
Seid
Frank Kk. Rogers
Rhdy Land
Edward P. Almy
Emily White
Memorial Day observance and city nuisance orders
The Council postponed action until next year and referred an order to the Board of Health to abate a nuisance from the Boston Gas Light Company. The Street Department was asked for cost estimates to establish a sub health station and stable in Dorchester for garbage handling. The Mayor was asked to provide information on Memorial Day funding, and to petition the General Court to compel Park Commissioners to grant park use as deemed expedient.
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Board of Health
Boston Gas Light Company
Dorchester
General Court
Park Commissioners
Sullivan Beats Scully In Sixteen Round Bout
San Diego fighter John A. Sullivan defeated Woonsocket’s Jim Scully in a hard fought sixteen round bout at Olneyville, earning a $500 purse.
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Providence
John A. Sullivan
San Diego
Cal
Jim Scully
Woonsocket
Olneyville
Late Ship News From New York Harbor Decoded
The late ship news lists vessels sailing from and to multiple ports including Halifax St John NB New Bedford Providence and Boston with ships such as H M Whitney Hallett and Miranda sailing to Halifax and Boston among others. Several steamers and brigs are named with destinations London Hamburg Glasgow Leith and Nassau and multiple vessels are recorded as sailed.
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New York
Clearea
H M Whitney
Hallett
Boston
Clanberis
James
Rotterdam
Wells City
Gore
Bristol
Eng
Carmelo C
Cecace
Corunna
Charles A Sparks
Sharlap
Dublin
Icis Prudent
Dixon
St John
Wentworth
Merriais
Windsor
Bridewell
Richards
Halifax
Burnley
Grenada
Elihu Thompson
Lynn
General Whitney
S$ Baylis
Kennebec
Hunter
Rebecca W Ruddell
Rob Anda John
St. John
Normannia
Hamburg
Canada
Nutfield
London
Assyrian
Glasgow
Khenvenue
Leith
Kong Alf
Alps
Trinidad
Cienfuegos
Nassau
Orinoco
Berane Santua
Bark
Stillwater
Liverpool
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Pekin Officials
McCarthy Committee
MR. Allen
the Democratic Party
Ioan
Boston Common Council
Johnson
Johnson & CO
Mase
Railbroads
Boston & Albany R. R
Lmnbralgh
Wagner Buffet
Albany
Syracuse
Diegelind
L. 5
M.S
Chiesgy
M.C
Wagner
Chicago
Utica
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
M.S. A.R
Detroit
M. C. Plr
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
Kuffe
New York Limited
Washingtons
Kneeland
Bie
Ote Hanson
Gow Pam Apenk
The
American Insurance Co
Kilby Street
Prescott & CO
Devonshire Street
Rboeston
William St
Savannah Pier
Lewis Wharf
Canada Atlantic Steamship CO
Limaterd
A. Dew. Samson
Washington Street
Richardsoy & Barnard
Agenss
Atlantic Avenue
N. A. Thompson Goal CO
Congress St
Hoston
Clvy
Office OF the Inspector OF Milk
Charles Harrington
Massachus Setts
Suffolk
Caroline L. Bartlett
Said County
Francis Bartlett
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Escuire
Joan H, Paine
Agst
Register
Onward Cigar S Makers Co-Operative Association
Emery Bemis
Comical Whart
Fumphreys
Humphreys
U. S. Army
Hi. I.o
S.I
Manges J.K
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
William and John Sts
Gov
Wiliam
John Sts. Ky. Y
John Noble
C. H. Cooper
Massach
Setts
Norfolk
William Taylor
William Minot
Henry Taylor
Ralah A.W
Lailor) Devens
Dedham
George Waite
Esquire
Saia
Seine
Ousan Thua
Jonathan Cobb
Regiatex
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