Southern Reciprocity Aim of the McKinley Tariff
A report suggests that the key provisions of the McKinley tariff, framed around southern reciprocity, may be neglected or ignored in practice. It discusses potential political maneuvering and the tension between stated policy and actual enforcement.
What Brazil is likely to do
Washington April 10 The reciprocity section of the Mc Kinley bill may lead to trouble within a year. It requires duties be reimposed on sugar hides tea and coffee when the President finds a country exporting these articles imposes unequal duties. If the President ignores the provision the reciprocity plan could fail and Brazil may rethink its concessions. The Venezuelan ministry and Colombia talks falter while Argentina Uruguay Brazil stand. The Supreme Court challenge to the law looms as critics warn against granting the President veto power over reciprocal duties.
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Washincton
Sorcian
Argentine
Venezuela
Cuba
United States
New England
Uruguay
Brazil
Blaine
Republic of Columbia
England
Mr. Blaine
Horn
Senator Pierce
North Dakota
Pierce
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
White House
Blaine and Canada to Hold October Conference on Key Issues
The Evening Star reports a U S Canada conference likely mid October. October 12 is set for talks on Behring Sea trade relations with Sir Julian Pauncefote, while Sir Charles Tupper will prep talks with the British premier. Blaine plans to push Behring Sea as the top issue.
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Blaine
Evening Star
United States
Canada
Julian Pauncefote
Charles Tupper
Mr. Blaine
Bering Sea
Newfoundland
Canadian reciprocity talks loom after old account settle
A shopkeeper refused new credit until the customer settles the old bill. The plan aims to push England to either give up reciprocity or advance a settlement on the seal problem. The secretary prefers limited discussion with Canada and needs Lord Salisbury's consent before progress. Sir Julian Paunce ote is reportedly lobbying to start triangular talks next fall.
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England
Canada
Lord Salisbury
Julian Paunccote
Ruing Our Mexican Trade and Quarantine Abolition
Secretary Foster approves abolishing cattle quarantine stations at Brownsville and El Paso. He reports upon inquiry that since a 1890 tariff rise, no cattle have been imported at Brownsville and only four oxen at El Paso. 1890 fiscal import data show large pretariff cattle imports from Mexico, now wiped out by higher duties.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Foster
Rusk
Brownsville
el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Letter Box Commission Changes Boston Chair
Postmaster General Wanamaker replaces General Corse with Hart of Boston as chairman of the Letter Box Commission. Appointed last summer the group studied delivery and collection box improvements with 500 models reviewed. For now the commission recommends a simple door slot and to continue investigation under the Postmaster General.
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Wanamaker
Hart
Boston
General Corse
Special Commission
Ballads and Tea at Boston University Hall
In Jacob Sleeper Hall at Boston University last night the Massachusetts Society for the University Education of Women hosted a lecture by Richard G. Moulton of Cambridge on Ballad Poetry. The event featured flower-decked tables and tea, with a notable guest list including Sergius Stepniak and various professors and Mrs. Warren volunteers.
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Jacob Sleeper Hall
Boston University
Massachusetts Society For the University Education of Women
Richard G. Moulton
Cambridge
Eng
Achilles
Ponia
Hooda
Bye
Mr. Moulton
Homer
Aschilles
Oddyseus
Greely Curtis
Coolidge
Herford
Lucia Ames
Preston
Dana Estes
Warner
Sara K. Bolton
Marion Talbott
Thomas Mack
Adeline
Tufts
Borden P., Bourne
Judson B. Coit
Lindsay
George H. Fall
Edwin B. Meade
John Wyman
Dole
Discharged Female Prisoners Aid Sought For Dedham Asylum
The Temporary Asylum for Discharged Female Prisoners in Dedham appeals to the public for funds to support a broader role. It now cares for women on probation discharged from the courts to prevent their drift toward prison, while continuing existing prisoner work. The board seeks $1500 in annual subscriptions and immediate donations, with contributions to Miss Garrett or Mrs. Louie Deland.
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Dedham
Asylum
Margaret Deland
Board of Managers
Massachusetts Lodges Boost Entertainments and Growth
Massachusetts Co operative League lodges report rising activities with Boston and Fall River groups expanding. Roxbury Lodge hosted a public installation and 20 initiations on April 7 while new Metacomet Lodge begins with 73 members and several lodges were instituted in Westfield Holyoke Brighton and Lowell by Supreme Secretary Atwood. Victor St Cloud promotes the order in Savannah with two new lodges in three weeks. Western City Lodge Chicago formed with 80 members on April 4, 1891.
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Massachusetts Co-Operative League
Boston
Metacomet Lodge
Fall River
Roxbury Lodge
Atwood
Westfield
Holyoke
Brighton
Lowell
Victor St. Cloud
Savannah
Western City Lodge of
Chicago
Notable 19th Century Notices From Allston to Burlington
Obituary notices recount deaths of Patrick Colby in Allston after long illness, born 1809 in Franklin New Hampshire, longtime Brighton resident and local official. He farmed first market garden land now prized for housing. He leaves three daughters. Also reported: General William C. Strong dies in Florence after health decline. Oliver Watson of Great Barrington dies aged 96, oldest in Southern Berkshire. Sergeant Samuel A. Todd of East Boston Police dies, 53, leaving a widow and many fraternal memberships. Rev. L G Ware, Unitarian pastor, dies in Burlington Vermont. born 1828 in Boston, Harvard 1850, divinity degree 1853.
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Patrick Colby
Allston
Franklin
N. H
Brighton
Board of Health
Boston
Colby
General William C. Strong
Florence
Pat
New York
General Strong
Prestige Lumber Company
Chicago
Andrew H. Green
William B. Ogden
Garfield
Oliver Watson
Great Barrington
Berkshire
Watson
Samuel A. Todd
Division 7
Trentons Street
Sergeant Todd
Boston Police Department
Station 7
Division 1
Odd Fellows
Imperial Order
Red Men
Knights of Honor
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Pilgrim Fathers and Daughters of
L. G. Ware
Unitarian Church
Burlington
Harvard
Divinity School
University of Vermont
Augusta
Jos Unitarian Church
San Francisco Stocks and Mines Prices Miscellany
San Francisco stocks and mines report lists prices for multiple mines and companies including Best & Belcher Ophir Potosi Chollar Savare California & Virginia Sierra Nevada Crown Point Union Con Hureka Con Utah Gould & Curry Yellow Jacket Yale & Norcross with varied fractional quotes. The data appears as a chaotic OCR of trading figures, reflecting historical commodity and mining shares trading on a list.
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Best & Belcher
Ophir
Potosi
Cala. & Va
Sierra Nev
Crown Point
Union Con
Hureka
Utah
Gould & Curry
Yellow Jacket
Yale & Norcross
Mrs Frazar Sells Fifty-One Berths for European Parties
Mrs M D Frazar reports strong demand for European party charters. Of eighty berths available on the specially chartered City of Chester vessel, she has sold fifty one, indicating brisk interest and limited remaining capacity for the trips.
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M. D. Frazar
Chester
Marriages in City News Prominent Clergy Officiate
In this city on April 8 9 and 6 inst the Rev Charles L Goodell and Rev W H Benjamin officiated at multiple nuptials. Elven D Endrick wed Mary A Borden Hollis Horatio Hunnewell of Boston married Mand permanent daughter of Howard Jaffray. William J Kennard Dorchester tied with Mary E Erick of Grenville Canada. George McLeod wed Con McIver in this city C A Parker to Alice daughter of the late Thomas W Gray Cambridge witnessed by Rev Dean Lawrence.
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Hendrick
Borden
Charles L. Goodell
Elven Dendrick
Mary A. Borden
Hunnewell
Jaffray
New York City
W. H. Benjamin
Hollis Horatio Hunnewell
Boston
Mand
Howard Jaffra Kennard
Bessarick
Dorchester
Danker
William J. Kennard
Mary Eerick
Grenville
P.Q
Canada
McLeod—Mcssiver
P. McDonald
George McLeod
Con McIver
Smith- Murphy
Actov
B. E von Thomas Smith
En Parker
Cambridge
Dean Lawrence
Edmund Orley Parker
Alice
Thomas W. Gray
Day and Dyer and Other Obituaries Notice
Day in Somerville April 10 Charlotte R Day 49 Dyer Brandon Vt April 8 Mrs Dr O G Dyer Emma E Farmer Cambridge 8th Tack widow Jesse Farmer 70 Gaffield Jamaica April 10 Mrs Mary C widow Reubin R Gaffield 79 Hyde Arlea G age 67 Hicks Amherst N H Dr H D Hicks 39 Hathaway Taunton April 9 Hiram I Hathaway Leavens Roxbury April 10 Emeline Leavens 84 Low Highlandville April 9 Helen M Low 34 Paige Southbridge April 9 Skinner Paige 33 Colby Alls Reach April 10 Patrick Colby 82 Funeral Allston 273 Cambridge St 2 PM Furness Philadelphia April 7 James T Furness 79
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Hicks
H. D. Hicks
Amherst
N. H
Hathaway
Taunton
Hiram I. Hathaway
South Boston
Roxbury
Pneumore
Emeline Leavens
Low
Highlandville
Helen M. Low
Charles A. Low
Paige
Southbridge
Mass
Skinner Paige
Ualn A. Paige
Yea
Pera. VE
Loammi G. War Colby
Alls Reach
Patrick Colby
Cambridge Street
Allston
Furness
Philadelphia
James T. Furness
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