Politics Come First Postoffice Clerks And Wheelmen News
Washington April 3 A column notes Republicans delay legislation to deny Democrats credit while Morse pushes to cut surplus with a cotton schedule compromise. Postmaster Dickinson favorable to clerk hire bills, wheelmen seek probe after Paul’s death, Carlisle buys a new residence at 1428 K Street NW, and Castle Isle park use advances with Hoar and Collins involvement.
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Straws from State Street on Atchison dividend decision
The board debated whether to maintain the 7 percent basis or switch to 6 percent for Atchison. Barings favored continuation, while several conservative directors pressed for 6 percent. West troubles seen as temporary and bond surplus resolution seen as market driver. Ide sold 6000 Atchison shares. other rails reported smooth operation aside from through-traffic delays due to strikes. Lamson Store Service proposes capital reduction from 50,000 to 80,000 shares, par value $100 to $50, maintaining $6 dividend.
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New York man wins verdict against Boston defendant in Harris Court
In Harris county District Court Houston on April 3 a verdict for H. H. Body of New York against Elijah Smith of Boston awarded principal and interest totaling over 114000 dollars. The case concerns the Texas Western Railroad Company.
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Embezzlement Charge Hits Philadelphia Manager
John T. Stone, trusted manager of a Pennsylvania School Supply Company branch, is in Moyameusinug prison awaiting trial on embezzlement charges. About 45, he has a wife and child. Prosecutors allege over twelve years he siphoned between 50000 and 70000 dollars from the firm.
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Spalding Releases Clarkson to Boston for 10000
Chicago April 3 President A G Spalding of the league club has released pitcher John G Clarkson to the Boston league club for ten thousand dollars.
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Families Find Comfort at Revere House Living
Families seek a home-like environment at the Revere House offering moderate rates for steady, comfortable living. Established amenities and welcoming surroundings appeal to households seeking affordable housing options.
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Representatives at Dinner Reflect Social House Vibe
The House adjourned after a dinner at Young's with 155 of 240 members present. Speaker Noyes praised diligence, Symonds praised Noyes for governor, amid songs and reminiscences. The body noted 134 more matters than last year, 55 resolves passed, 212 bills enacted, over 260 unreported. Salary prospects remained doubtful, raising from 750 to 1000. Milliken of Malden offered verse before being cut off.
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Irish Blaney Goops in Custom Suits Sold at Simmons Co
G. W. Simmons & Co. offers Goops in custom suits described as highly handsome. A strong demand exists in the custom department at 44 North Street, with twenty seven different styles available for selection at modest prices.
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Boston Stage Listings and Theater Schedule
Boston theaters present Thatcher Primrose and West's Minstrels at the Boston Theatre with 2 pm and 7:45 pm shows. Park Theatre shows Held by the Enemy at 7:45 pm. Mme Modjeska performs at Hollis Street in the evening. Globe Theatre offers A Dark Secret with 2 pm and 7:45 pm shows. Howard Athen um Variety at 2 pm and 8 pm. Boston Museum presents The Bells of Haslemere at 2 pm and 8 pm. Grand Opera House features Charles T. Ellis. Old South Church hosts Christ on Calvary. Cyclorama displays Battle of Bunker Hill and Battle of Gettysburg.
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Brighton Auction Schedule for Horses and Goods
Today Albert Howe and Co. in Brighton runs a sale of horses and carriages at 1 a.m. Horatio Harris handles cotton at 11 a.m. Leonard and Co. list clocks and furniture at 3 p.m. Real estate is offered by S. Ek. Knights and Co. at 3 p.m.
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Bonaventure praised as a faultless, delightful tale
The Boston Advertiser calls Bonaventure deeply humane and life affirming, while the Philadelphia Bulletin lauds it as faultless. The quotes frame the book as a return to a truer standard of life, making it seem deeper and more worth living from start to finish.
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Acadian Life In Bonaventure Captures Americana Charm
A Boston Times praise lauds Mr. Cable's depiction of Acadian life centered on Bonaventure. The tale weaves ambition love hope and disappointment into a simple hopeful narrative that resonates with human nature, hailed as a premier American literary contribution by the Detroit Journal.
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Bonaventure
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Renowned Praise for a Novel Delighting Readers
Critics laud the work as finely crafted with artistlike incident, cohesive structure, vivid scenery, and balanced humor and pathos. Philo notes the flawless conclusion, while the Bulletin and New York Journal of Commerce praise its character drawing and lifelike figures.
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Story of the People of Israel Till King David
Renan’s Life of Jesus author presents a new study titled Story of the People of Israel Till the Time of King David in 8vo cloth edition. It is praised for paradox and originality, yet reverent toward the supreme religion, selling at $2.50.
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