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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1890

Page

5

Reed Faces Vote on Tobacco Tax Repeal and Free Mail Delivery

Washington April 2 Speaker Reed weighs whether to grant a direct vote on repealing the tobacco tax as petitioners from North Carolina and Virginia seek recognition for Mr Tucker to force a House decision. A bill for free mail delivery in New England towns may be reported, with lists of offices and populations. Congressman Rockwell presides over the Idaho Bill debate and moves the Springfield Armory building bill.

New England Shoe and Leather Association Washington Sreeran Reed Carlisle Colonel Cowles North Carolina Mr. Tucker Virginia Tucker South Major McKinley New England House Committee On Post Offices Dingham Philadelphia Bingham Post Office Department Massachusetts Adams Amherst Andover Attleboro Chicopee Danvers Dedham Everett Greenfield Framingham Gardner Rockwell Congressman Rockwell Idaho House Springfield Armory Buffington War Department Candler Congress Committee On Ways and Means Middle States Dominion of Canada United States Old Colony New England Railroad N. W. Hawes Newbury Street Bass Street Wrentham Amos Binney Milk Street Boston Mass Lancaster Main Street Edward G. Stevens Clinton

Florida Judicial Nominations Public Session Questioned

The Florida judicial nominations were discussed in a Senate secret session and the motion to disclose proceedings was rejected by Sen Ed Munds. John R. Mizell’s nomination as U S marshal for the northern district of Florida was confirmed. Andrew’s vote faced approval from supporters home and opposition from suffrage opponents. A Republican member commented on New England’s mood, saying you cannot make an omelet without breaking eggs.

Florida John R. Mizell United States Senate Call Edmunds New England Congress Massachusetts Civil Service Reform League Washington United States Civil Service Commission State Senate House of Representatives Republican State Committee Democratic State Central Committee Port Boston Supreme Court of Massachusetts Joseph RB. Churchill Said Bhosion Suffolk Boston Post John W. McKie Msquire Elijah George

Market awake in New York spurs bullish mood

The New York market woke from dulness with rising activity as operators resist waiting for stock supply. Missouri Pacific is held back by unidentified causes linked to Mr. Gould while Atchison securities draw local interest. Reading gains are anticipated as hodlers push for higher prices amid reports of a Fitchburg lease rumor and a 4 percent stock guarantee.

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