Foss Seeks American Free Trade for All Americas
Governor elect Eugene N. Foss of Massachusetts urged reciprocity with every American country in a National Democratic Club speech. He described himself as a Progressive protectionist and blamed the Republican party for his shift.
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Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
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Mexico
South America
South American
Buenos Ayres
Brazil
Australia
Thomas Jefferson
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Protectionist Vision Reins in Massachusetts Politics
Governor-elect Eugene N Foss defends a broad protectionist stance with reciprocity, calling for tariff revision, direct taxation, and a shift from payne aldrich while advocating free lists for basics and expansion of markets abroad through reciprocal trade. He cites Jefferson and Democracy.
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Massachusetts
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New England
Monumental Confederate Dead Graves Likely in Prison Cemeteries
Washington December 15 Senate passed a joint resolution calling for large masonry monuments to mark graves of Confederate soldiers who died in Northern prisons replacing individual headstones. House approval still required.
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Washington
Senate
House
Saintly Life Eulogized by Bishop Lawrence
The Rt. Rev. William Lawrence, Bishop of Massachusetts, praised the late Rhode Island prelate Bishop McVicker, noting his ministry driven by piety and compassion. He highlighted McVicker as a true minister who served others, rooted in a strong Scotch Irish lineage and a vibrant personality that attracted all ages.
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William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
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Lawrence
Woman Seeks Husband Missing After Detroit Telegram
Mrs. Philly Harrison of 6 Primus Avenue reports her husband vanished a month ago. She says the last communication was via telegram from Detroit in December.
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Detroit
Philly Harrison
Primus Avenue
Refuses Reward for Gem Find in Beverly
Selmyn H. Towne found a bag with jewelery worth about 1000 dollars and phoned its owner to collect it. Mrs. Anna Lee offered a 5 dollar reward but Towne declined after bringing police inspector William H. Murray to witness the scene. Lee said the officer was present to avoid any larceny charges. Towne interpreted the escort as an insult and did not discuss the matter further.
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Correction and apology regarding Litchfield Slattery reference
The Post corrects an Aug 28 article claiming Madam Minnie J. Litchfield threatened to sue Joseph R. Slattery ex priest. Investigation shows the reference arose from a name confusion and Madam Litchfield did not threaten legal action against him.
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Minnie J. Litchfield
Joseph R. Slattery
Madam Litchfield
Golf Club Hosts Dinner For John Reid Founder Honor
A dinner at A monica's honored John Reid, president and founder of the club nicknamed the father of golf in the country. St. Andrews, founded in 1888, was the first organization of its kind in the United States.
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