Trade reciprocity sparks party divisions in Congress
Washington dispatch reports Erastus Wiman pressing for Canadian reciprocity before adjournment, warning it could boost Liberal Canada in elections. Republicans on Ways and Means and Speaker Reed resist, arguing Hitt’s resolution offers little substance amid tariff strictness. General Patrick A. Collins appears in Washington with allies.
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Prospects of the Copyright Bill in Senate Passage
The international copyright bill seems likely to pass the Senate this session if Senator Hoar yields on the force bill. Platt will call it up, with Seller in charge, and both parties anticipate a majority vote. Democratic leader Gray and others see support growing as opposition to cheap-book buyers wanes and printer and author protections gain favor.
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Kennard Nomination For Sub Treasurer Quietly Planned
The Boston sub treasurer nomination for Mr Kennard was expected today but not discussed by the President. The House delegation had little consultation with Senators on appointments, with emphasis on securing a man who could provide a proper bond rather than political gains. Representatives showed little interest or earnest candidate pursuit in the matter.
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Colonel Stackpole's Successor Sought for Board Chair
Favorable comment rises to appoint Congressman Simonds of Connecticut to the Board of General Appraisers vacancy created by Colonel Stackpole's resignation. Simonds has a strong record, guiding the international copyright bill through the House and steering patent committee reports.
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Massachusetts Deposit Banks Named by Treasury Report
A Treasury report to Congress lists the Massachusetts national banks as Merchants' and Shawmut of Boston, Massasoit of Fall River, First of Marlboro, Bank of Commerce of New Bedford, Third of Springfield, and First of Worcester.
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Straws From State Street Markets Report
The New York market was dull yet firmer as foreign hints hinted at easier money in Berlin and no Bank of England rate rise. Copper and silver sectors show renewed interest with Calumet discoveries and Tamarack mining hopes. Railroads face pressure from Western presidents toward a new agreement while Jacksonville plans a large steel plant. London and Paris financiers discuss Rio Tinto bonds and Rock Island dividends loom in the background.
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Strauss Kinley and Co Shoddy Factory Closes
Braintree on December 17 reports Strauss Kinley and Co have shut their shoddy wool factory. The firm produced a superior grade of shoddy wool from imported raw material. The McKinley tariff hike from 10 to 30 cents per pound blocked imports, effectively embargoing them and forcing the business to close.
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Petition on Harvard athletic limits to New England province
A Bostonian graduate letter to the editor protests Harvard’s plan to confine athletic contests to New England. The writer argues the rule harms Harvard’s national standing, strains relations with the Middle States and Southern neighbors, and urges the university to revise the restriction to avoid provincialism.
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Bancroft as Coach for Harvard Boating
Harvard College athletic committee met to decide on Colonel W. A. Bancroft as supervisor of boating for three years. Bancroft agreed to coach varsity and freshmen crews with R. C. Watson, funded by alumni payments. If approved this evening, Bancroft will resume his old role and lead Harvard rowing again.
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Beavan Nickerson and Fox Gowan Nuptials Listed
Wedding notices for Beavan of Clinton to Bessie Nickerson of Lynn on December 17 at Lynn church. Also Fox to Mary McGowan at St Thomas Somerville on December 16. Mallerstrom Hedbom wedding reported in city on December 13.
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Death notices fragment list from Dec city obituaries
Nellie O Birchmore aged 17, daughter of Rev Samuel C and Mary E Birchmore. Hattie C Benson wife of Samuel W Benson of Chattastown. Thomas H Berry son of Charles and Delia Berry of Charlestown aged 8. John Chipman brother of George W Chipman. Mrs Mary Clayton aged 80 of Jamaica Plain. Alonzo A Eldredge aged 20. Mrs Lucy J Emerson of 1081 Tremont Street. Warren Eustis of Belmont aged 60. A E B Govea of Salem aged 63. Mrs Mary H Godfrey widow of John H Godfrey aged 65. Frederick Paul Hill aged 39. Oliver S Higgins of Somerville aged 71. Nellie C Johnson aged 23. Joseph Lindall aged 62. Frances Lovett formerly of Beverly. Joseph Powell aged 19. George Plumley East Boston aged 53. Dana Francis Tufts Lexington aged 20. Betsey Woods aged 92. Funeral Friday 2:30 p.m.
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Reproductions of Original Plates Drawn by Mrs. H. M. Stanley
A brief catalog note describes Cassell Publishing Company edition by Jules Verner with illustrations from original plates priced at $2.50. Dorothy Tennant presents a separate edition by Mrs. H. M. Stanley with border-tinted images, hardcover extra cloth priced at $2.00. London Daily Graphic criticizes the work as pleasing yet too short.
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