Post Office Buildings Bill Proposed for New England Towns
Washington April 18 A House postoffice committee report outlines a bill to fund postoffice buildings in towns with two year gross receipts of 3000 a year or county seats with 2500 in two consecutive years. Costs capped at 15000 to 25000 based on receipts, with construction overseen by the Post Office Department. New England towns listed. bill supported by both parties but criticized as promoting questionable claims. The House also addressed the national Zoo bill and war claims disputes, with motions to recommit and investigations into claimant loyalty. The day closed with routine private pension actions and adjournment.
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Washinerton
Postoffice
House Postoffice Committee
Congressman Candler
Massachusetts
Post Office Department
Vilas
Dickinson
Wanamaker
Blount
Georgia
New England
Abington
Adams
Amesbury
Aimbherst
Andover
Arlington
Athol
Attieborow
Auburndale
Ayer
Beverly
Bridgewater
Brockton
Campello
Canton
Chicopee
Chicopee Falls
Clinton
Concord
Cottage City
Danvers
Dedham
Easthampton
East Weymouth
Everett
Fitchburg
Florence
Foxboro
Franklin
Gardner
Great Barrington
Greenfield
Haverhill
Hinghin
Holyoke
Hudson
Hyde Park
Ipswich
Lawrence, Lee
Lenox
Leominster
Lynn
Malden
Mansfield
Marblehead
Marlboro
Medford
Felrose
Merrimac
Methuen
Middleboro
Ilford
Millbury
Waltham
Ware
Warren
Watertown
Webmyer
Wellesley
Westboro
Westfield
West Ardner
West Newton
Weymouth
Whitnsvile
Whitman
Williamstown
Winchendon
Winchester
Woburn
Maine
Auburn
Bar Harbor
Biddeford
Brunswick
Calais
Dexter
Eastport
Fairfield
Farmington
Gardiner
Hallowell
Houston
Lewiston
Norway
Richmond
Saccarrappa
Skowhegan
Waterville
New Hampshire
Claremont
Dover
Exeter
Farmingto
Franklin Falls
Great Falls
Hanover
Keene
Laconia
Lone Village
Lancaster
Lebanon
Littleton
Manchester
Milford
Nashua
Peterboro
Plymouth
Portsmouth
Rochester
Tilton
Vermont
Barre
Bellows Falls
Bennington
Brandon
Brattleboro
Fair Haven
Middlebury
Montpelier
Newport
Poultney
St. Albans
St. Johnsbury
Springfield
Vergennes
Waterbury
West Randolph
White River Junction
Woodstock
Rhode Island
Central Falls
East Greenwich
Onleyville
Pawtucket
Westerly
Woonsocket
Connecticut
Ansonia
Birmingham
Bridgeport
Bristol
Clintonville
Danbury
Danielsonville
Greenwich
Litchfield
Meriden
Moodus
Mysticbridge
Nangatuck
New Britain
New Landon
New Milford
Northford
Norwalk
Norwich
Portland
Putnam
Rockville
Seymour
Southington
South Manchester
South Norwalk
Stafford
Springs
Stamford
Stonington
Thomaston
Thompsonville
Torrington
Wallingford
Liponeaas
Willimantic
Windsor Locks
Sued
Congress
Thomas
Mr. En
House
Cannon
Illinois
District of Columbia
Court of Claims
Mr. Thomas
Wisconsin
Committees On Rules
Kerr
Iowa
Committee On War Claims
Committee of Wart Claims
Secretary of War
United States
McComas
Charles River
J. W. Bowditch
Beacon Street
Nehoiden Road
Varick Road
White Oak Road
Agawam Road
Carleton Road
Mossfield Roa
Waban Avenue
Alreay
Atore Block
E.ic
Kosten
Mass
Litle Ins. Co
Rocktany
Rockland & Kdlewort Steamboat Company
North West Harbor
Deeriste
Hancock
Surry
Hancock County
Blue Hill & Ellsworth Steamboat Company
Hancock Reg
Blue Hill
Richard W.kapleigh
Waldowore
Rockland
Mtg
Liber A. P
Said Corporation
Saich Corporation
Knox Cunty Limes Association
Boston
Joan Lovejoy
Washington Street
George E. Hall
Thomas M. Stevens
Francis Peabody
Suffolk
Graveley Point
Roxbury
Belvidere Street
West Chester Park
Aridelvidere Street
Henry L. Jirginson
Francis Peabody, Jr
Francis Peabory
Koston
Kelvidere Street
Elvidere Street
Henry L. Iligginson
Senate bills and debate on New Mexico admission and Columbus celebration
In Washington the Senate discussed New Mexico statehood, a Perry monument at Put-in-Bay, and pressing an international exposition bill. Debates over Stark monument funding reflected resistance to public spending, with adjournment at 6 30.
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Wassuiingtoon
Senate
Platt
New Mexico
Payne
Commodore Perry
Put-in-Bay
Dolph
Hawley
Chicago
Kansas
Plumb
Haverhill
Mass
General Milroy
House
America
Christopher Columbus
Blair
General Stark
Manchester
N. H
Cockrell
Bunker Hill
Trenton
Bennington
Washington
Hlatt
Clen
Doubt Over Loyalty of Southern Claimants in House
In Washington on April 18 Mr Enloe Tennessee raised a personal privilege question after a New York paper claimed a gigantic job was found in the Southern war claims bill led by him. The article also said Mr Thomas Wisconsin, head of the war claims committee, had denounced the move.
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Washington
Enloe
Tennessee
New York
Thomas
Wisconsin
Committee On War Claims
Sheriff Clashes Over Milford Fertilizer Plant Takeover
In Milford and New Haven a two year legal saga over the Miles Fertilizing Company escalated into near riot conditions as Sheriff Higgins with Italian supporters seized the factory, then Sheriff Bradley and Milford backers retook it after a skirmish. An injunction restrained Bradley and Higgins plans for a nighttime recapture.
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New Haven
Conn
Miles Fertilizing Company
Milford
Higgins
Bradley
Pan American Congress adjourns after arbitration scheme vote
The Pan American Congress adopts international law report with United States and Nicaragua voting no. It approves arbitration rules limiting conquest and voiding territorial cessions under threat, with Chili abstaining. The conference plans to sign minutes and deliver closing addresses before adjournment.
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Ty .Antaton
Pan-American Congress
United States
Nicaragua
Chili
Blaive
Harrison
White House
Methodist conference rejects lay representation rise plan
The New England southern conference of the Methodist Episcopal church votes 80 to 0 against increasing lay representation in the general conference. East Greenwich Academy debt of 11000 is to be addressed by a committee. Memorial service and Woman's Home Missionary Society anniversary observed. American Bible Society anniversary noted in the evening. At Troy conference Bishop Newnan discusses study methods. Papers on educational interests and Bible circulation are read. Mrs Jennie Fowler Willing addresses the Women’s Home Missionary Society in the afternoon.
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Newport
R. I
New England
The
Methodist Episcopal Church Today
General Conference
East Greenwich Academy
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
American Bible Society
Saratoga
N. Y
Troy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newnan
Raymond
Wesleyan University
A. S. Boyd
Christendom
Women’s Home _ Missionary Sciety
Jennie Fowler Willing
Academy elects notable scholars to National Academy in Washinatoy
The National Academy of Sciences in session in this city today elected George L. Goodale of Harvard University botany, Russell H. Phipenaen of Yale University fibamiones, Richmond M. Smith of Columbia College political economy, and General Thomas L. Casey chief of engineers U.S.A. as members.
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Washinatoy
National Academy of Sciences
George L. Goodale
Harvard College
Russell H. Pbitenaen
Yale College
Richmond M. Smith
Collumia
New York
Thomas L. Casey
U.S.A
Academy
Morris Wolfings Saga Prose Romance in An Edenic Past
Morris abandons verse for a prose saga of the Wolfings set among Gothic clans at the edge of the Roman frontier. The tale blends moral simplicity, love, and a goddess backed doom, with vivid battle scenes and antique setting, while praising primitive communal life and socialist ideals.
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Morris
William Morris
National Association
Peole
Ersor
Ero
Europe
London
Danube
Empire
Roberts Bros
Boston
Story Book Reviews and Educational Works Noted
A review roundup highlights Chesterfield letters edition and Carnarvon’s volume, Alfred J Church’s Story of Early Britain, Piron and Lamartine editions from Heath, a six-book Public School Music Course, and Sir Robert Ball’s Star Land for youth astronomy, with prices and publishers noted.
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Charlies & Whiting
Boston
D. C. Heath & Co
Robert Stowell Ball
Royal Institution of Great Britain
Star-Land
Robert Sawtell-Ball
F.R.S
New York
Cassell & Co
W. B. Clarke & Co
Price
Strike Settlements Reach River Side Press and Others
The River Side Press strike in Cambridge ends with a victory for Houghton Mifflin Co as workers return but unions vow no interference with hires and two weeks notice for future departures. Similar settlements follow at Dickinson Type Foundry and other shops across Massachusetts and New York with various local actions and pending talks.
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Riverside Press
Cambridge
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Messrs. Mifflin & Co
Dickinson Type
Master Printers’Club
Auctions of Stocks and Bonds at Boston Firms in 1890
Boston broker Francis Eins Haw & Co offers extensive listings of shares and bonds from railroads banks and mills with numerous holdings in Boston and nationwide firms. The sale includes West End Street RR Co Fitchburg RR Nat Banks and McKay Metallic devices among many others with collateral and administrator orders noted.
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Hares Blackstone Nat. Bank
Hares Franklin Co
Lewiston
Hares Atlantic Cotton Mills
Great Falls
Hates Union Glass Co
Somerville
Alsohates Boot & Shoe Sole Laying Co
Kansans City Cable RR
American Waltham Watch Co
Denison Land & Investment Co
Eliot Ins
Edwards Mfg
Nat
City Bank
Vara Rubber Shoe Co
Eliot Nat. Bank
Naumkeng St. RR. Co
Salem
Equitable Mige. Co
Kansas City
Order of Administrator
Washington Milla Co
Ostraves Kidder Press Mfg. Co
Phil, Wilmington & Baltimore RR
Lates Man. Co
West End St
Scott & Memphis RR
Firemen’s Fire Ins
McKay Metallic
McKay & Bigelow H. M
Boson & Maine RR
Boston Water Lower Co
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain RR
Grand Ave. RR. Co
Latin
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern RR
Union Pacific RR
Lawrence
Kansas
Lowell Mfg. Co
Boston
Plymouth Cordage Co
de Nauinkeag Street Ry. Co
Mass
Waumbeck Mills
Naumkeag Natl
Bank
Lutland RR
Manchester Suits
Boston & Montana Mining Co
E&i, Fairbanks & Co
Lowell & Dracut Horse RR
New England Nat. Bank
Nat. Bank
Eagle Bank
Merchants
Washington Mills Co
Commercial Nat. Bank
Cheshire RR
Republican Valley RR
West End Street RR. Co
Fitchburg RR
Eachams Hall
Boston Lead Mix. Co
Congress Street
Hky Order of Directors
Hares American Sa Ece Co
Davidson Inc. Co
Alao
Tennessee Land Co
Saco Water Power & Machine Shop
Boston Wharf Co
McKay
Providence Gas Lt
Fs. Payne Investment Co
New Hampshire Trust Co
Bay State Gas Co
St. Paul
Sioux City RR
Burl. & No. RR
Burl. & Quincy KK
Iowa
Kirmingham By. Co
Boston Atcbage Warehouse Co
Merchants’ Nat. Bank
Do Tilton Mfg. Co. Ao Wanes
Co. Pet O Est Eng
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Swift
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Caroline
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Stanhope
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Ton
Earl of Carnarvon
Macmillan & Co
Little, Brown & Co
Alfred J. Church
Britain
Mr. Church
Sogennaka
Cwsar
Boadicea
Hengist
Horsa
Alfred
Canute
Harold
Tostiz
William of
Normandy
England
M.A
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Alexis Piron
Lamartine
Jeanne d’Arc
D.C. Heath & Co
Léon Delbos
M. Albert Barrére
la Métromanie
Comédie
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Jeanne D’ Arc
H. de Lamartine
Albert, Barrere
Holstock
Thomas White & Co
George L. Davis
Curiaco
New Boss Carpenters’ Association
Prrrspurg
Penn
Pitcairn
Pennsylvania Road
Nasaua
Atiling
Jackson Company
Albany
Lockport
New York Central Railroad
Voorhees
Ee Auction Sales
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Bromfield Street
Henry Day
R. L. Day & CO
Ray - Eh
Boston Stock Exchange
North Nat. Bank
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Shoe & Leather Nat. Bank
Nat. Market Bk
Brighton
First Nat
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Bates Mfg. Co
Shoe & Leather Nat
Lowell Man. Co
Francis Einshaw & CO
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Elliott J. Hyde
Milk St
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Evans & Son
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Tremont St
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State Street
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