Free Wool Bill Passes House by Large Margin
Washmeron April 7 report on the House debate ending with the free wool bill passage. Bill defender Mr. Wilson of West Virginia urged protecting productive capacity and criticized the McKinley tariff framing. The vote: 194 yeas to 60 nays. names of many supporters listed, while opponents included a Kentucky senator among others.
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Lady Henry Somerset Bids America Farewell at Tremont Temple
Lady Henry Somerset told goodbye to America amid a crowded Tremont Temple. Prominent temperance leaders Frances Willard Mary Livermore Julia Ward Howe and others praised her work and pledged continued support while a rocking chair bouquet roses and a velvet bound souvenir poem honored her as she sails back to England in a year.
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Weather Showers Promised and Cooler Temperatures Ahead
A Friday forecast for New England and eastern New York calls for showers after a fair start in Maine and northern New Hampshire, with cooler coastal temperatures. Winds will turn northeast and intensify, stationing along Block Island and Nantucket. Also notes progress from Savannah to Boston in signals. An ad mentions a new Messrs John H Pray sons store at 646 to 658 Washington Street offering carpets and rugs, framing a shift away from the esthetic movement toward Bull's Syrup era.
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Election Returns Show Republicans Win State Victory
Complete returns from the state election place Brown on top for Governor with a 196 vote majority, Melville Buil elected Lieutenant-Governor by 1031. Utter re-elected Secretary of State by 237. Total vote 54,736, up about 10,000. Legislature leans Republican: Senate 23R 9D 4 to be chosen. House 36R 19D 17 to be chosen. Democrats gain some assembly seats. Wardwell carried Providence Woonsocket. Aldrich likely to United States Senate.
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McKinley notes Rhode Island victory and Aldrich support
Governor McKinley, in Columubs interview, says Rhode Island returns give Republicans a statewide plurality and majority on joint ballot, ensuring Senator Aldrich's re election. He praises Aldrich for tariff passage and reciprocity feature amid a protectionist issue. author of reciprocity not named.
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No In The Tolls Like Almy He Did Not Leave The Scene
Inspector Libbey’s eye fell on Peter Eno who was jailed after being arrested today for wife murder. The report says he feigned as Charles Little and claimed illness, walked from Salem, and had lingered about town since Tuesday’s tragedy before an unusual arrest at the police station.
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Providence Bribery Tale Narrows to Factional Fight
In Providence, corruption and bidding taint the electoral process as factions split over party control. Key figures Richard Horator and Lemuel W. represent the ticket, while Oliver Slocum and Galvin vie for Governor. The hour grows tense as faction leaders arrange a controversial path forward.
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Opening Game Drapery Offer for Florentine Silk Hangings
An advertisement promotes ready to hang Florentine Silk drapery with edging and a brass pole. Buyers may choose color and size to fit their window. It suggests pairing with Oriental laces and offers a general catalog mailed to any address, with stamps welcomed.
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