Obstacles In Gaining Duty Free Ship Materials For Loring
Boston businessman Harrison Loring seeks duty free ship building materials under the Oct. 1, 1890 act. A Treasury reply cites Articles 928 onward, with forms 260 261 262 263 and strict rules. Even if forms are filed, rebates depend on use and district, risking duties if misused.
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Wasurncron
Lorcran
Harrison Loring
Boston
Collector Board
Spaulding
the Treasury
O. L. Spaulding
Loring
Beard
Public Buildings Deliberations Delay Lowell Post Office Chief
Assistant Secretary Nettleton states no final action yet on a supervisor of construction for the Lowell post office. No appointment of ex-Councillor Bennett or others is expected for months. Plans for Haverhill and Taunton public buildings stalled by backlog in the Treasury supervising architect. Taunton work waits on site payment and deed to the Government.
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Nettleton
Treasury Department
Lowell
James W. Bennett
Bennett
Haverhill
Taunton
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
Congress
Nebecker Visits Treasury as President's Pick for U S Treasurer
Indiana financier E H Nebecker, named by President Harrison as the new U S Treasurer, called at the Treasury with Secretary Halford and officials. He weighs acceptance, impressed by the vast scope of government business, noting it surpasses any prior work.
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Nebecker
E. H. Nebecker
Indiana
Harrison
United States
Treasury Department
Halford
Foster
Whelpley
Department
Missouri Man Named to Intercontinental Railway Board
The President appoints Richard C. Kerns of Missouri as a member of the Intercontinental Railway Commission replacing George M. Pullman who resigned.
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Missouri
Richard C. Kerns
Intercontinental Railway Commission
George M. Pullman
Army and Navy Gazette Military Orders April 12 1891
Army and Navy Gazette reports leave of absence for Captain Otto L Hein and other transfers. Veterinary Surgeon Henry Henning resigns. Lieutenants Gordon Boneseel Jones receive assignments related to Ordnance and recruit duties. Naval orders detachments and promotions include Iverson Sears and others, with officers from the Fortune and Fern.
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Otto L. Hein
First Cavalry
Henry Henning
Fourth Cavalry
William B. Gordon
Ordnance Department
Watervliet Arsenal
West Troy
N. Y
C. H. Thorne
Fortune
John D. Ford
I. Winchall
Ports that vessels must shun Chile ports closed
The Secretary of State reports from the US Minister in Santiago that Chile has closed the ports of Chanaral Taltal Antofagasta Ocopilla Iquique Caidabueno Junin and a port. Vessels attempting trade with these ports face confiscation.
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Junin
Pictorial Drawing Discussed at Pratt Institute Conference
Miss Shattuck of Pratt Institute opened with views on developing a child’s sight and sense of form, stressing observation before drawing and linking art education to broader human understanding. Fenollosa and Clapp commented on art’s infinite reach, synthesis versus analysis, and balanced teaching aims. Next sessions feature Alice Stone on decoration and Emiline Dunn on drawing as study aid.
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Pratt Institute
Miss Shattuck
Fenollosa
Museum of Fine Arts
Clapp
Clark
Alice Stone
Cooper Union
New York City
Emiline A. Dunn
Willimantic
Walters. Perry
Pratt Innstitute
Brooklyn
Prang
The Trip to North Carolina Mountain Land
The article extols a North Carolina mountain trip in April and May, praising the lush spring scenery from Salisbury to the Tennessee line. It lauds the Blue Ridge railroad climb as a marvel of engineering, the Richmond and Danville line's comfortable service, and recommends the Land of the Sky for Northern travelers seeking milder springs and rejuvenation.
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Tennessee Line
Carolina Highlands
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Blue Ridge
Salisbury Plains
French Broad Valley
Rocky Mountains
Richmond
Danville Railroad
New York City
Dr Eben Tourjée remembered as pioneer in American music education
The Boston newspaper obituary chronicles the life of Eben Tourjée, founder and leader of the New England Conservatory of Music, detailing his rise from factory worker to famed director, his health decline, and his impact on American musical education, including the Peace Jubilees and the Boston Conservatory. It notes his death at the conservatory, family details, funeral arrangements, and ongoing leadership under Carl Faelten.
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College of Music
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Brodbeck
Newton
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E. D. Hale
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F. A. Porter
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Conservatory of Music
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Familliar
Board of Trustees
Richard H. Dana
NEW England Conservatory
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Notable Bankers and a Maryland Lawyer Pass Away in 19th Century Era
Col George P. Bissel of Hartford and Maryland lawyer I Nevett Steele die in Baltimore and Hartford, with Bissel aged 64 at the Victoria Hotel New York, highlighting his banking leadership and Civil War service. Steele, born 1809 in Cambridge, had a long legal career including deputy for Baltimore county and US envoy to Venezuela.
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Steele
Cambridge
St. John's College
Annapolis
Trinity College
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Baltimore County
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John Nelson
United States
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Venezuela
Massachusetts Trotting Horse Breeders Form State Association
A meeting called by Col John E Thayer and Col J S Russell formed the Massachusetts Trotting Horse Breeders Association to decide on registering trotters and delegates to the Chicago congress on the 22nd. Key figures named include H G Wood, Alfred Lowe, J E Thayer, C M Jewett, L G Trott, W W Hill, and L F Herrick. Debate over Wallace Registry's value continued as delegates were chosen and a constitution drafted.
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Lancaster
J. S. Russell
Milton
Massachusetts
Chicago Congress of Horse Breeders
Wallace Company
Llere
J. E. Thayer
John Graham
Quincy
Brian Hill
Lexington
W. W. Hill
George W. Leavitt
A. M. Leet
Allen Maid
Ezra Krentzer
Iowa State Association
Felix Conlan
George H. Hicks
L. G. Trott
A. B. Manchester
L. M. Paine
Hinsdale
C. M. Jewett
H. G. Wood
L.is Ross
L. F. Herrick
Worcester
Natick
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Alften Lowe
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Wallace
Graham
L. N. Paine
Association
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H. C. Willis
Social event honors Pine Tree division of conductors
A mid-century social highlight unfolded as the Pine Tree Division No. 66 of the Order of Railroad Conductors received a complimentary banner from New England Division No. 157. The visiting group arrived by Pullman at Boston's Eastern Station, enjoyed breakfast at United States Hotel, and held a formal meeting at 730 Washington Street. W. Sprague, C. C., led the degrees with other division officers, followed by a banquet for 160 guests. The program included speeches by W. R. Mooney and W. Sprague and music by a quartet, before the Pine Tree contingent returned home on the 7 o'clock train.
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Pine Tree Division
New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
United States
Washington Street
J. H. McDonald
C. D. Baker
C. C
W. Sprague
Mr. Hogue
Mr. Whitney
Division 66
W. H. Hatch
J. R. Hathaway
David Jake
H. S. Palsley
Eastern
Mutrie Named Defendent in Civil Suit
James Mutrie, a well known baseball manager, is defendant in a suit to be tried in the second session of the Superior Civils Court this week. Plaintiff Slade alleges he is the payee on a $4 note signed by Mutrie. Mutrie contends he paid the amount in full settlement.
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Dangerous Use of Strong Purgatives Highlighted
Dr. To boldt endorses Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a soothing laxative and diuretic. He warns against strong purgatives and Bitter waters that irritate stomach and bowels, urging careful use to prevent chronic inflammation and dangerous disease. Eisner & Mendelson Co. market the genuine import at 6 Barclay Street, New York.
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Righting Their Wrongs Boston Master Teamsters Organize
Boston's master teamsters met at the United States Hotel to organize for self protection amid grain price rises. A committee will draft a constitution and by laws while another plans a price schedule. They seek protection for the teaming business, fearing union action by drivers and aiming to prevent disruption.
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