Rumored resignation shadows British tariff clash
London June reports the potential resignation of Colonial Secretary Chamberlain amid a heated Commons debate over Mr. Ritchie's plan to abolish the coin tax. Free traders in government oppose Chamberlain's preferential tariff program as Prime Minister Balfour negotiates a cabinet stance, with rumors of dissolution and further resignations amid the crisis.
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Robert Peel
Chamberlain on retaliatory duties and free trade
London report summarizes Colonial Secretary Chamberlain answering Birmingham Liberal Unionist leaders on retaliatory duties. He would favor tariffs when foreign exports are subsidized but upholds Cobden's free exchange at natural prices. He argues British advantages from union rules and factory acts are not illegitimate and should not invite retaliation.
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Heavy Bonds in Providence Burglaries Case
Providence R I June 9 Two arrests by the police tied to numerous robberies in this city and in Boston and Brockton James Skinner alias Sayers 3 years old of Boston and Bertram Spencer alias Wood 23 of Providence pleaded guilty in the south district court to three counts of breaking and entering and larceny of jewelry and silverware each held 6000. Police believe they were linked to 15 or more burglaries locally. Boston and Brockton police notified.
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Bates Signs Bill Prohibiting Bulk Sales Fraud
Gov Bates signs law banning bulk merchandise sales to defraud creditors. The measure ties to bribery charges raised by George J Raymond who claimed a related bill stalled last year due to payoffs.
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Gov. Bates
George J. Raymond
Strikers Meet Rally Targets Pulpit and Press Criticism
A mass assembly at Huntington hall drew nearly eight hundred participants, mostly women, as labor leaders and supporters urged self sacrifice and solidarity. Representative Joseph T. Jackson praised the strike’s resilience while urging continued pressure on manufacturers who respect power behind the union.
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Robert Conroy
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Joseph T. Jackson
Fall River
Labor Movement
Lowell
J. Burtt Williams
Moses
Louie Talbot
Lawrence
Mill Operatives Immigrate To New England Mills
The low mood in British cotton mills drives immigration to New England mill cities. Fall River and New Bedford, Massachusetts report few machines idle for lack of operators as labor leaders note skilled workers are in demand in Southern mills.
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Manufacturers’ Journal
Statue of General Hooker Placed at State House Awaiting Dedication
The equestrian statue of Major General Joe Hooker was placed on the State House grounds pedestal in Boston and veiled for the dedication scheduled in late June. It will remain covered until the formal ceremonies the following week.
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Boiler Explosion Aboard Good Hope Sinks None
A boiler exploded aboard the British armored cruiser Good Hope off Gibraltar on June 9 leaving an officer and six sailors seriously injured. The incident disrupted actions at sea but the vessel remained afloat and under repair.
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Faulkner Property Listings Include Two Lots in City
Notices describe Annie C Faulkner and Mary F Faulkner parcels with details of location, size about 4210 and 3890 square feet, in blocks near Sargent Street Jefferson Street and between historic land parcels, with assessed values of 38.13 and 78.12.
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Sargent Street
Said Street
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Phillips Street
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Jefferson Street
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J. F. O'Donnell
Riagree
Sarah Goldman
Aiken Street
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Srvonetreets
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Tess Sawinds
Georgianna Howe
Eighth Avenue
Daniel Gage
Mary A. Vining
Matilda T. Murphy
Crawford Street
Third Avenue
Henry Emery
Michael O’brien
Mt. Hope Street
Avon Street
Fourth Avenue
Taktof Whianiiss
Jas. E. O'Neil
Fifth Avenue
D. J. Murphy
Eliza Rippel
Exeter Street
F. A. Hildreth
Andrew J. Lynch
Fayette Street
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R. A. Dowd
Patrick Lynch
Lawrence
Richmond Street
Lawrence Street
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W. S. Nickles
M. E. Pierce
Sige Ave
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Claire Street
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E. A. Harris
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Reine Tabace da Gaedee
Michael H. McCue
Broadway
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J. Ready
E. H. Morse
Adams Street
Patrick McCue
Edward Costello
Vital Robert
Stanley Street
Jane O'Toole
Riverside Avenue
Cabie Alate
Weed Street
Mary O’neill
James Deering
Sam J. Smith
Robert Street
Seventh Avenue
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J. J. McNabb
Thos. J. Underwood
Pawtucket Boulevard
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Thomas J. Underwood
Edward S. Howe
Haven Street
Fowler Road
Currier Street
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Vincent Bros
Tucker Street
Ward Street
M. Gardiner
E. Delisle
Locks & Canals Company
Teatius Giacue
Ford Street
O. A. Langdell
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Louis Little
Moody Street
Gershom Avenue
L. N. Milot
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Orrington Street
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J. McKinley
Breakers Hotel Fire at Palm Branch Beach Ravages Breakers and Nearby
A major blaze at Palm Branch Beach destroyed The Breakers hotel power house Cory's block stores and a nearby cottage. Losses total about half insured values with $300000 on the hotel and furniture uninsured. Origin undetermined. no one was insured.
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