Petition from importers seeks extension of bonded period
A Massachusetts Senate petition from bankers and importers urges extending the bonded period from February 1, 1891 to July 1, 1891 to allow pre October imports to clear at old duty rates. The move aims to prevent Treasury financial strain and avoid flooding the market with cheap goods. Prominent signers include Chemical National Bank and Bank of New York affiliates.
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Knox
Gallatin National Bank
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A. D. Juilliard & Co
Arnold, Constable & Co
Fred Butterfield & Co
V. van Volkenburgh & Co
Scioff, Fairchild & Co
Treasury
Congress
McKinley
Alliance and the Force Bill Debate among Republicans
Republican leaders react to Farmers Alliance convention oppose the force bill. Lodge dismisses its impact while Dingley sees alliance as Democratic-leaning. Carter of Montana claims alliance favors honest elections, an end to fraud. Harmer urges dropping the bill to reduce national agitation and attract capital for new industries.
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Amending the Tariff Law and House Action
The Ways and Means Committee plans to fix errors in the tariff bill including the tobacco rebate omitted in the conference report. A tobacco delegation appeared at the Capitol while Senator Daniell introduced the issue to the Senate finance committee. Democrats and Republicans expect no hearing as both sides seek to correct the act.
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Senate panel weighs Sub-Treasurer post in Boston
Federal offices in Massachusetts show no recommendation yet for Sub-Treasurer Aldrich in Boston as Senators Dawes and Hoar drift toward consensus. A likely reappointment for General Corse when his term ends in March looms, while Senator Loar has been.
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Straws From State Street Markets Notes
Banking and stock market chatter recounts the Bank of England rate drop, mixed sentiment, and brisk professional trading. Reports on Union Pacific, St Paul, Vanderbilt rail interests, and insurance-backed leadership. Prices in Chicago wheat rise then retreat, with brisk buying on shorts and improving money conditions.
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Exhibition of artists scraps by Fellowcraft Club of New York
The Fellowcraft Club of New York hosts a two day exhibition of artists scraps and sketches at No 12 East Twenty ninth street. Visitors will view beginnings of illustrations now public through national magazines drawing interest from artists and art lovers.
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Marriages in South Boston and the City
Walter O. Bacon wed Alice J. Galloway in South Boston on November 80 by Rev. Francis Bellamy. George O. Purdy tied to Fannie J. Gibbon in the city on December 2 by Rev. Ebenezer A. Smith. James E. Robinson wed Amelia G. Wood in the city on December 1 by Rev. P. M. Macdonald.
Obituaries and death notices from various cities
Beals Beals widow of John Beals at East Lexington December 3 Eleanor age 5. Boardman at Charlestown December 4 Richard s Boardman. Goodwin at Bedford December 2 Mrs Sarah E Goodwin widow of Henry Goodwin aged 72. Gammell at Westboro December 3 Howard A Gammell aged 38. Hall United Society Harvard December 1 Catherine Lovina Hall aged 77 years 2 months. Hopkins at Dorchester December 3 Elizabeth Powell daughter of Samuel and Isabella Hopkins. Johnson at New Bedford November 3 Louisa Mackie wife of Rev Alfred Evan Johnson aged 36. Johnson at East Somerville December 8 Mary P wife of E C Johnson aged 35 years 4 months. Owler at Cambridgeport December 3 William Owler aged 69 years 23 days. Pray December 4 Joseph Caswell Pray aged 80 services December 6 at 57 Worcester Street. relatives and friends invited burial private friends not to send towers. Strout in this city December 3 E B Strout aged 73. Taylor at Warren R I November 31 Dr Gulatauus Taylor aged 68. Whiting at Tilton New Hampshire November 28 Lucretia Condon Whiting aged 87 years 7 months.
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Bedford
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Catherine Lovina Hall
Hopkins
Dorchester
Elizabeth Powell
Samuel and
Isabella H. Tonkins
Johnson
New Bedford
Louisa Mackie
Alfred _ Evan Johnson
East Somerville
Mary P
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Owler
Cambridgeport
William Owler
Joseph Caswell
Worcester Street
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Strout
E. B. Strout
Taylor
Warren
R. L
Gulatavus Taylor
Whiting
Tilton
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Lucretia Condon Whiting
Wreath designs for cemeteries by M D Jones Co
Imported metallic wreaths and designs offered by M D Jones & Co at 76 Washington St. featuring a true to nature look and a wide selection available at moderate prices for cemetery use.
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Banquet in Westgate Hall Chastens Old-Line Democrats
Old-line Democrats filled Westgate Hall in Melrose for a jubilee meeting praising party gains in recent elections. Dr William Liverett and Dr Everett spoke, praising reform, purity, and unity, with Everett joking about chuckling at opponents' missteps. Governor-elect Russell sent a regretful letter.
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William Cook
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Sale of the yacht Ava to New York buyer ends syndicate control
Proviprence December 4 The fine white sloop Ava built by a syndicate led by Dr Sayer Kasbrouck et al has been sold to Frank Sherman Benson of New York on private terms. Designer Burgess still believes she is fast enough for class with the forties though she has never carried a competent racing crew. She has been shaved at the head and reduced sail area with little practical gain.
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Power of attorney from 1692 witnessed by Isaac Watts found
Salem officials uncovered a 1692 power of attorney in the registry of deeds today. Isaac Watts witnessed the document, famed hymn writer. Elsewhere, William G. Larrabee of the Boston and Maine railroad was crushed between two freight cars in North River yard and hospitalized in precarious condition with fatality feared. The Essex electric street railway will open waiting rooms in Stearns's block on Washington Street Saturday.
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Mrs Erving Winslow Delivers Doll's Home Reading in Chicago
The Chicago Tribune notes Mrs. Erving Winslow, famed ibsen reader, gave a public reading of A Dolls Home at the Art Institute lecture room. Her intelligent interpretation and dramatic power render distinct characters without affectation, a feat she achieves with skill.
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Vassar Students Hear Mrs Richards on Domestic Science Progress
The Boston branch of the Vassar Students Aid Society hosted Mrs Ellen H Richards at No 5 Park Street for a talk on The Relation of College Women to Progress in Domestic Science. She urged modernizing kitchen work, applying scientific method to everyday tasks, integrating domestic science into college curricula, and improving efficiency through new devices while stressing the servant role and societal welfare.
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Cressey Installed as Ninth Pastor at Salem Unitarian Church
The Rev. George C. Cressey of Bangor Me was today installed as the nineteenth pastor of the old First Unitarian Church of Salem, organized Aug 6 1629. A large attendance heard an invocation by Rev John W Hudson and a sermon by Rev Charles Gordon Ames. A reception followed at Hamilton Hall hosted by the parish.
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