Sherman explains new currency bill and Treasury notes
Washington reports Senator Sherman outlines the bill to reform currency, raise bond deposits, and issue legal tender Treasury notes to back bank circulation. He defends a large silver purchase program over free coinage and discusses bond interchanges, minting, and the plan to redeem old bonds with new notes.
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Wall Street Opens Higher on London Quotations
The New York market opened firmer on higher London quotes with morning feverishness waning as buying picked up. Prices rose 2 to 44 percent, led by Pacific securities and supported by gold imports improving sentiment. Officials and traders debated bulls versus bears while noting liquidity and diverse moves across Union Pacific, Illinois crops, and Chicago corn.
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Meat Inspection Law Debated in House Next Week
Washington dispatch reports the subsidy bill likely to be called up in the near term. Speaker Reed will recognize J. W. Hathaway for House postmaster duties. Farquhar, chair of the merchant marine committee, expects a Republican majority to pass the measure, though some Western Republicans waver amid election day sentiment. Democrats could block by leaving the chamber without a quorum, with no Republican quorum present since session start.
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Effect of the Meat Inspection Law on U S Exports
The Secretary of Agriculture will report to Congress on the meat inspection act now in operation. It is said to have benefited American exporters and to have shown foreigners that American cattle are free of pleuro pneumonia and foot and mouth disease. Exports at leading ports from Nov 17 to 28 rose, with figures: New York 3393, Boston 3703, Baltimore 2559, Philadelphia 518, Newport News 1197, West Point 185.
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Hathaway to be House postmaster after caucus vote
Republican House caucus selected James W. Hathaway of Montana as postmaster nominee to replace Wheat of Wisconsin. Hathaway, a W.W. veteran and former Ohioan, now 48, is Montana solicitor and former secretary of the state RepublicanCommittee. He led with 73 votes against 39 for rivals Hosmer, Teed, Barnes, and Halep.
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Senate cloture rule discussed by Republican caucus
The Republican caucus committee drafting a Senate cloture rule met for over an hour today examining multiple resolution forms. No decision was reached, but a report is expected for caucus consideration within a few days.
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Know Thyself with a Cheval Glass at Paine's Furniture
Solomon’s saying about knowing the world through the heart leads to a modern motif. A plainly mounted yet attractive cheval glass is advertised for society folks, on Canal Street at Paine's Furniture Warerooms, priced as low as eighteen dollars, featuring heavy bevelled French Lens glass of full size and top quality.
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Marriages Listed in Melrose and Medford Notices
Marriages reported include Albert H. Copeland to Mabel E F Raisbeck in Melrose on December 6, officiated by Rev J H Weeks. Frederick R. Hill wed Minerva C Wellock in the city on December 7 by Rev G M Budge. Charles O Worcester and Hattie M Faulkner married in Medford on December 6, performed by Rev W S Woodbridge.
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Melrose
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Mabel EF. Raisbeck
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Frederick R. Hill
Minerva C. Wellock
Worcester
Faulkner
Medford
W. S. Woodbridge
Charles O. Worcester
Hattie M. Faulkner
Obituary notices from December 1889 regional death notices
A compilation of brief death notices and ages from Alden to Whipple across Alden Austin Bright Blanchard Bullard Clapp Chapin Day Davis Eames Sampson Sears Trost Wilde Whipple. Entries note places Weymouth Danvers Watertown Alliston Salt Lake City and Boston area with ages from 6 to 91 and a range of funeral arrangements.
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Mabel
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Metropolitan Avenue
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Henry F. Bright
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Polly
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Clapp
Weymouth
Augustus W. Clapp
Chapin
Woodlawn Park
Fanny M
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Daugher
Bartlett
Breed
Lynn
Mass
Annie L
Robert L
Mary A. Day
Davis
Danvers Hospital
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Eames
Salt Lake City
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Frank Henry Eames
Wilmington
Harvard
Sampson
Catherine
Charles Sampson
Sears
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Trost
Rufus K. Trott
Maine
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Wilde
Alliston
Martha W
William 2. Wilde
Whipple
Massachusetts General Hospital
William Oliver
Thomas Whipple
Wellesley
New History of the United States Under the Constitution
The Christian Union reviews James Schouler's four volume history priced at $9.00 from Dodd, Mead. It praises its completeness in depicting American life including civilians farmers and frontiersmen and its thorough treatment of daily life, industry, invention, and tariffs as a safe guide to fiscal and industrial development.
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Schouler’s History of the United States under the Constitution
The Critic praises James Schouler’s octavo four volume history noting his judicial mind broad material base and skillful dramatic condensation. It lauds the work as a worthy literary presentation of old and new materials for a constitutional era history.
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