President to veto extravagant public building bills
The President signals a sharp veto on costly public buildings amid surplus funds. He targets bills for towns lacking government offices and notes Asheville and Lynn Lowel as at risk. The House plans a February session to review such measures, and a color line in promotions is debated within the army and administration.
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Senate Week Preview and Pending Legislation
The report outlines new civil service rules promotions and dismissals, with state office distribution and examination procedures. Miss Jane Sedgewick remains ill. The Canvas Back Club held a dinner with Rep. Burnett of Massachusetts as guest. The education bill is expected to be discharged next week along with foreign relations plans to charter the Nicaragua Maritime Canal Company. The calendar exceeds 200 measures, mainly private pensions, with limited general-interest items anticipated. The House will focus on District of Columbia business and urgent deficiency appropriations, while debates will cover tonnage dues and other public bills.
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Nicaragua Maritime Canal Company
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District of Columbia
Tariff Reform Meeting Draws Quincy Snowbound Audience
A large representative crowd braved heavy snow in Wollaston Hall Quincy to debate tariff reform. Representative Josiah Quincy and Rev J G Brooks argued wages and protectionism, with Q and A from Sherman King Claflin Witham. crowd gave thanks to speakers.
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Brockton
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Theophilus King
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J. G. Witham
J. E. Witham
Republican Club Dinner in New York Highlights National Figures
The second annual Republican Club dinner at Delmonico's drew about 250 guests including Senators Evarts Allison and Sherman ex Governor Cornell ex Senators Warner Miller T C Pratt Chauncey M Depew General Goff McKinley Speaker Cole and President Law Letters of regret came from notable leaders like Lincoln Fremont Hamlin Hayes and Ingalls President Bartlett praised party organization and the political unity of the city Selections from speeches by Evarts Spooner Sherman Manderson McKinley and Allison covered Lincoln, free ballot, pension reform, tariffs and surplus remarks affirmed party loyalties and critiqued Democratic policies.
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John C. Spooner
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McKinley
Iowa
Miller
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Have You Seen the Assistant Dresser Item
A readable fragment notes a device called the Assistant Dresser. Described as a practical automatic machine that helps put a garment on a person, whether man woman or child. The tone suggests a promotional or explanatory note about a new convenience in clothing wear.
Dull Saturday in New York Markets and Busy Week in Boston
Trading subdued in New York with only 29 000 shares changing hands while Boston shows strength, reporting 154 369 shares traded for the week, up 62 percent from last week. Wells Fargo notes Arizona precious metals output at 5 771 550 dollars, with Boston input for Arizona metals much higher on average. A new stock bond and note firm is expected to begin on the street, and F H Prince & Co offers 1 000 000 bonds of the Chicago Burlington Northern Equipment Co at 107, guaranteed by C B & N Railroad. The market notes lower time money at 4 percent and discusses regulatory questions around nonresident directors and receiver actions on Indiana Bloomington & Western. Cleveland & Canton secures options on Coshocton & Southern bonds and subscribable stock rights, while Cantons’ firms expand. Bond activity declines from prior weeks, but some large issues sell well, and copper stocks’ acceptability as collateral remains borrower dependent.
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Cleveland & Canton Railroad Company
Coshocton & Southern Railroad Company
Coshocton & Southern
Cleveland & Canton
Chicago
London
Centur Watch Case Company
Hampden Watch Works Company
Canton
Burgess Plans New 130-Foot Steam Yacht for New York Client
Edward Burgess completed plans for a 130 foot steam yacht for a New York gentleman with 115 foot load water line 19 foot beam and 8 foot 6 inch draft. He also finished lines for a 35 foot steam launch. General Paine and Burgess received gifts from the Atlantic Yacht Club of Brooklyn. Paine got a bronze statue group Man and Boy with Pro patria. Burgess received a silver mug holding fifty gold dollars discovered on opening the package.
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Brooklyn
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Evening Theater Schedule and Exhibits on Tremont Street
The Boston area listings show Upside Down at the ee Street theatre with The Private Secretary at the R ARK theatre. Globe Theatre presents Madelon while the Grand House shows The Silver King. Athen Eum hosts Variety and Boston Museum screens The Bells of Passeiiece. Battle of Bunker Hill is featured at 401 Tremont Street. Old South Church displays Philippoteaux paintings Life of General Grant.
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Bunker Hill
Old South Church
Fruit Horatio Harris 12 months listed today
In the notice dated today the name Fruit Horatio Harris is mentioned with age twelve months. A separate item for Tuesday notes a sale or event involving horses and carriages by Abbert Howe & Co. of Brighton at 11 a.m.
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Abbert Howe & Co
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McLean Marries Jessie McLeod at Hotel Oxford
William Mc Lean weds Jessie McLeod at Hotel Oxford on February 11, officiated by Rev. Thomas R. Lambert D D.
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Obituary notices from Charlestown and surrounding towns
Multiple deaths reported on Feb 8 11 from Charlestown Malden Westboro and surrounding areas including Edwin W Archer 50 Boston widow Martha Barker Widow of Captain John Barker Derry NH Mrs Dr Crombie 67 Boston Susan Eldridge widow of Captain John Aldridge Somerville Albert Haley 60 Somerville Sarah Lovejoy widow of Rev J C Lovejoy Cambridge Amy Lund 27 9 months Malden Nathaniel W Starbird 83 Malden Katie Weld widow of Henry Weld Nancy J Woods 61 Acworth Arlington.
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Haley
Somerville
McLean Asylum
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Lovejoy
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Cambridge
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Malden
Amy Stantial
James Lund
James Street
Bell Rock
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Westboro
G. C. Sanborn
Starbird
Nathaniel W. Starbird
Weld
Katie B. Weld
Henry
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