Senate Debates Open Session Pushes and Political Trades
The Senate delayed Hoar's tenure of office bill to tomorrow as Edmunds plans a strong opposition speech. Cullom set a date for the interstate commerce conference report after holidays. Platts resolution for open nominations failed 383 to 21. Beck's amended railroad attorney plan drew vocal opposition. Mitchell of Oregon pressed Beck while Kentucky's Pugh opposed. The piece notes Harvards 1857 class and contemplates John D Long's war record and tariff views amid a Danvers-style political trade reference.
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Senate Debates on Ship Admission and Railroad Legislation
In Washington a Senate session covers foreign-built ship registry limits and a retirement coinage bill. Proposals address railroad pooling, executive nominations openness, and a bill to bar Senators from representing subsidized railroads, with debate and an executive session followed by adjournment.
Congress Deliberates Indian Land Allotment and Lighthouse Vessel Funding
The House appointed Caldwell Eden and Cooper as conferrees on the electoral count bill. It then studied a land allotment bill to Indians with debate on reservations and freedmen. Later, it approved a sundry civil appropriation amendment for a lighthouse supply steamer, 91 to 78.
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Dawes vs Long Debate Echoes in Post Letter
A reader argues for or against succession of Senator Henry L. Dawes by former Governor John D. Long, noting the lack of a compelling reason in the letter to replace the senior senator. The message reflects ongoing political discussion in the era.
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Indictment Found in Brooklyn Against Charles Curtis
A grand jury in the United States Court Brooklyn has indicted Charles Curtis alias Sir Roger Tichborne on charges of defrauding the government by collecting a pension under fraudulent representations.
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Museum Harbor Lights at 7 4 GLOBE THEATRE Mikado 7 45 PARK THEATRE Mr Frank Mayo as Nordeck daily Boston Theatre Edwin Booth 7 45 Elioh Theatre Langs Comedians daily Hollis Street Theatre Adonis nightly Howard Auditorium Eagles Nest nightly
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Auction listings for Oriental china and real estate items
The notice lists items to be sold by Leonard & Co at 3 p.m. Friday including Oriental china and bronzes. Harris & Co. to auction fruit at 12 m. Geo. H. Abbott handles real estate at 3.90.
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Multiple Marriages in This City on Decembers
In this city numerous nuptials are recorded with notices by various reverends. Individuals marrying include Samuel E. Green to Hannah Ryan, Samuel N S Stevenson to Eliza beth A Chart, Frank R B Cox to Ida Burnham, Isaac B Babo to Pauline Babo, Charles Herbert Watson to Georgiana Alice Hatheway, Walter B Lancaster to Emma Winter, Richard H Luce to Lrey Williams, and George H Fernald of Sanford Florida to Mabel Laughton.
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Obituaries and Death Notices from Charlestown and Nearby
Local columns list multiple obituaries and death notices dated December 14 to December 18. Notables include John Amory Codman of Mt. Vernon Street. Isanna H. Harvey. Jonathan G. Kelso aged 72. John Q A Williams aged 63. Willie Edward Axton aged 5. Mabel Catherine Axton aged 5. Mary Hobart Axton aged 1. Eunice E Cook. E Cleve land Edgerly aged 12. Lydia N Garland aged 68. Mrs T M Gleason aged 85. Emeline M Pierce aged 68. Susan Ann Russell aged 78. Liantha Winchester aged 66.
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Book Catalog Listing with Portraits and Illustrations
A catalog of decorative volumes and editions including Lord Ronald Gower's Last Days of Marie Antoinette with portrait and facsimile letter for 4.00, Goethe's Reynard the Fox with illustrations for 9.00, Hamerton Imagination in Landscape Painting for 6.50, Mrs Latimer's Familiar Talk on Shakespeare's Comedies for 2.00 in pounds, detailing priced literary items.
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Book catalog sales listing new titles and prices
A bookstore notice announces last of the Peterkins by Miss Hale third edition at 1.25 dollars and Uncle Peep and I by Mary Cowden Clarke at 1.25, Keyhole Country at 1.00, and Mrs Juliana Horatia Ewing Tales a nine volume set at 1.00 each.
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Harpers Magazine 1587 details new novels and features
The January issue will begin Kathleen O Mara s Narka a love story of Russian life with political and social meaning The February number starts W D Howells April Hopes A humorous piece Tony the Maid by Blanche Willis Howard follows Springhaven A series of illustrated papers on navies Southern Papers Oriental topics and health articles are planned Also offered are bound volumes with prices and mail options
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Harper's Weekly description and subscription offer
Harper's Weekly presents itself as a complete cultural journal offering fiction poetry and illustrations. It highlights portraits of notable contemporaries reproductions of artwork satirical cartoons and current topics by popular writers and announces bound volumes available for three years back at seven dollars each by mail.
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