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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1891

Page

5

Bonds and Banks in Favor With the Secretary

The Treasury may continue 4% bonds at 2% to save money and ease circulation. Banks protest redemption as 44% bonds mature, risking reduced circulation and possible exit from the national system. Spain may respond honorably regarding Ponape missionaries, with Rand awaiting placement and potential reparations.

Blaine withdraws from 1892 nomination scene in cabinet stance

The Post reports Secretary Blaine will not be a candidate before the Republican national convention. Harrison is cited as likely to secure the nomination by acclamation. Blaine remains loyal to the president and will not resign the cabinet to seek the nomination, preferring peaceful diplomacy over another lengthy contest.

Blaine Mr. Blaine Russell Harrison Elaine Quay Clarkson Harrison Yeo Klaine Polis

Quiet Study at Lafayette Square Defines State Department Life

A man pursues international problems from the quiet comforts of the State Department and his historic Lafayette Square home, balancing study with public service.

State Department Lafayette Square

New Treasury Drawback Expert Replaces Colonel in Boston

Special Agent Converse J. Smith, newest appointee from New Hampshire, will replace Colonel Montgomery as special Treasury agent in charge at Boston. Montgomery moves to New York amid expected growth in drawback activities under the new tariff. The tariff grants a drawback on goods partly domestic and partly imported, demanding expert judgment to balance exporter and government interests.

Converse J. Smith New Hampshire Colonel Montgomery Montgomery

Bank Trouble at Auburn Maine Deficit Covered by Defaulter

Comptroller Lacey expects a Bank Examiner report within a week on the Shoe and Leather National Bank of Auburn Maine. Parker says any deficiency from the defaults will be met by the defaulter’s property and stockholders can restore capital if impaired, with no loss to depositors and possible capital reduction as needed.

Spain State Department Ponape Caroline Islands Morning Star Court of Madrid United States Caroline Group Herbert L. Rand Honolulu Ponapa Rand Auburn Lacey Shoe & Leather National Bank of Parker

Quiet Wedding at Emmanuel Church Unites Wheildon and Townsend

Miss Josephine Wheildon wed Mr Robert E Townsend at Emmanuel Church in a restrained ceremony attended by over 200 guests. The altar featured evergreen, palms, and hydrangeas as Lohengrin’s march played. Ushers included Arthur Amory Jr and Fritz Lownsend, with Maud A Fuller maid of honor and Lillian Townsend bridesmaids. Reception followed at 425 Beacon Street and the couple honeymooned in the South before settling in Boston.

Emmanuel Church Josephine Wheildon Robert E. Townsend Lohengrin Arthur Amory, Jr Robert de C. Ward Fritz E. Lownsend Carleton Greeve William M. Wheildon George L. de Blois William A. Gaston Lillian H. Townsed Mabel Hutchins N. K. Townsend Pastor T. F. Breck

May Day at Avon Place Home in Cambridge

In Cambridge the May Day reception and sale at Avon Place Home on Avon Hill opens at 9 Friday. Breakfast at 10, refreshments served all day. Trustees invite article contributions. Also noted is a large auction sale of family and driving horses at A W Davis sale stables 78 80 82 Northampton street today at 10 a.m.

Avon Place Cambridge Avon Hill Street North A. W. Davis Northampton Street A. SW. Davis W. C. Clapp Bird Street Dorchester

Who Will Be Bishop Convention Now in Session

The 106th annual Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts convention opened in Boston with about 200 clerical and 360 lay delegates. The pivotal bishop question will be decided by assignment today, with candidates including Rev Dr Phillips Brooks Rev Henry J Satterlee and possibly Rev J 8 Lindsay.

Protestant Episcopal Church Diocese of Massachusetts Phillips Brooks Trinity Church Henry J. Satterlee Calvary Churh New York J. 8. Lindsay St. Paul’s Trinity Chapel Busines William H. Brooks Augustine H. Amory E. P. Little Allen ©. Prescott Paddock Church of the Advent Bishop Clark Rhode Island Bishop Paddock William M. Brooks Augustine M. Amory George H. Converse Danforth Dodgess Edward R. Coggswell Chariel G. Stevens Emelius W. Smith Charles L. Hutchins Alfred E. Johnson Daniel B. Hagar Clement K. Fay Leonard K. Storrs Charles T. Whittemore H. Poor Busness the Young Mean’s Christian Association

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