Blaine Free Trade Plan Moves in House Debate
A significant step in Blaine’s free trade program was presented in the House by Rep Hitt of Illinois. The resolution aims to authorize reciprocity treaties with tariff concessions, possibly pleasing both liberal and protectionist factions, and awaits committee action before a Senate review.
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Hydrophobia claims life of Eddie Barnes in Wate Town
Eddie Barnes, 15, son of James J. Barnes grocer, died this morning in Wate Town of hydrophobia after ten days of illness and convulsions. He had been bitten by a stray shepherd dog on Nov 20 1889. the dog was shot after biting another boy and a dog. Physicians say the death was caused by hydrophobia despite circulating medicines in town.
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Market opens weak but buys outpace sells in New York
The market opened weak in New York on Saturday yet buying quickly outpaced selling with support from Rock Island and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy. By session end activity and strength rose as the bank statement surprised, rumors spread of railroad leaders nearing a settlement, and bullish sentiment persisted despite Northwest railroad trouble.
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Commencement Speakers Named at Lasell Seminary
Theodore L. Cayler of Brooklyn will deliver the commencement address and the baccalaureate sermon will be given by Rev. Frank M. Bristol of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Chicago.
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Salary fight over Boston polls commissioners sparks lobbying
A legislative battle over boosting polls commissioners salaries to 4500 dollars with dog license fees redirected to the city treasury triggers a powerful lobby. Republicans and liquor interests push, while critics warn of corruption and political debt. Several Boston figures face questions as lawmakers weigh the bill amid district pressures.
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Recital at Conservatory features Yokohama pupils and local artists
The Conservatory of Music hosted a Friday evening recital with pupils including Nobu Koda and Mrs Toyo Miyama. Misses Mattice Norton Keeler McNie Marot joined in instrumental numbers while the Carol Club performed Handel and Gottschalk pieces. A reception with ushers and guests accompanied the event, plus an art display and china show. Freight trains resume northbound service on the Mobile and Ohio after a three day blockade.
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Florence N. McNie
E. Blanche’ Marot
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Rufus Frost
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Hudson
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The Sawin Memorial Fund Aimed At Harvard Support
Harvard mathematics instructor George W. Sawin is remembered by undergraduates forming the George William Sawin fund. The trust will provide income to Sawin's mother during her life and, after, support a Sawin professorship or fellowship for mathematics at Harvard. A list of organizers by class year and trustees is given, with Henry M. Spelman as treasurer.
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G. Rublee
E. Sturgis
H. H. Thorndike
Fred B. Winthrop
Beck
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G. N. Lamb
M. Luce, Jr
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KR. W. Wood
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H. McCulloch, Jr
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Rice syndicate to run vestibule trains for Cardiff land sale
A Rice syndicate with 65 million capital plans April 19 expedition trains from Boston to Cardiff Tennessee for a large land sale. At least 1000 New England investors expected. lots and manufacturing sites to be sold at reasonable prices to fund town improvements. Also notes Gerald E Hart library sale in Montreal with rare bindings and historic Canadian documents.
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Cheever and Lowe Wed in City Ceremonies
In this city, on March 1, Chester G. Cheever wed Lizzie M. Furesn M, officiated by Rev. Wwjne W. Locke. On April 9, David B. Lowe married Florence Burn m, with Rev. A T. Chase presiding.
Obituaries from Charlestown to East Bridgewater dated April
Death notices list residents including Johanna Aide 63 Beverly Alice Luke 31 Beverly and Maria Burgess unclear age. Sarah A Cowidin 80 North Cambridge Catharine Craig 66 East Boston Sarah M Chute 70 Boston Harriet L Fairbairn Roxbury 2:30 pm service. Margaret Hennessey 70 Dorechester Hannah W Hart 83 Salem Catherine O’Brien 47 Boston Hector Orr 90 East Bridgewater.
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Nervura hailed as world’s greatest brain and nerve remedy
A leading druggist extols Dr Greene's Nervura as an unparalleled spring medicine. He claims it cures nervous weakness, prostration and exhaustion, relieves headaches, restores sleep, and calms gloom, promising restoration of health under Dr Greene's supervision at 34 Temple Place Boston.
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