Carter Fights House Tariff Bill In Senate Debate
Senator Carter of Montana denounces the House tariff bill as a Republican betrayal of tariff principles and opposed to a true party measure. He argues the bill uses ad valorem duties, expands specific yard duties, and would lock in protection for wool and manufacturers while shifting costs to producers. He notes the bill’s indefinite life if enacted and contrasts it with silver Republicans’ loyalty.
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Washington
Carter
Rep
Mont
Senate
Cleveland
Tors
House
Hoar
Mr. Hoar
Mass
Byron
Coliseum
Rome
Eagle Shirt Sale Slashes Prices on Madras Outing Shirts
Boston retailer announces a sensational purchase of fine outing shirts in Madras Zephyrs and Pin Silk Mixed Cheviots called the Eagle Shirt. Available in sizes 14 to 18, these shirts normally fetch up to 3.00, with a special Friday noontime price to attract shoppers.
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Boston
Madras
Greatest sale of outing shirts expands space and staff
In a bid to set a record sale the store doubles space and adds extra salespeople ensuring prompt attention for all customers.
See Our Washington St Window Display Best Value Price
See Our Washington St window display offering ten razor styles including Gra ham and Common Sense Too at four to five sixty dollars. All wear like folds, stamped on the sole Summer St. price tag invites inspection.
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Washington St
Summer St
Robbery at Frederick Meyers Jewelry Store
Two suspects entered the Frederick Meyers shop in Jamaica Plain posing as customers to repair glasses. While one distracted Annie Edgerly, the other watched outside. They left with two gold watches and a tray of rings worth $100, no clues found by late night.
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Frederick Meyers
Boylston Station
Jamaica Plain
Annie Edgerly
Miss Edgerly
Scully Charges City Officials in Cambridge Over Contracts
Contractor John T. Scully accuses city departments of incompetence and waste in Cambridge amid a tense Alderman meeting. He alleges misfunded bids on pile foundations for a Charles Street schoolhouse and a Charles River wall, improper gravel purchases, and unadvertised park commission spending. He urges bids and tighter oversight, blaming the city engineer, superintendent of streets, and assessors for alleged errors and favoritism.
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Park Commissioners
Board of Health
Scully
Cambridge
Fairbairn
John T. Scully
Brighton
Charles Street
Mack & Moore
Charles River
Commercial Avenue
First Street
East Cambridge
Justice quick and light for Miss Flagler in minor jail sentence
In a swift Washington court proceeding Elizabeth M. Flagler pleaded involuntary manslaughter. Judge Cox imposed a minimal penalty a $500 fine and three hours in county jail. General Flagler attended, staying with his daughter until release at noon.
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Flagler
United States
Miss Flagler
Birney
Guiteau
Breckinridge
Judge Cox
General Flagler
Cox
Wilson
Elizabeth M. Flagler
Birn
Washington socialite Elizabeth Flasler in shooting case
Washington news notes intense public interest as Elizabeth M Flasler, a society figure, faces trial for shooting and killing Ernest Green the colored boy. The Leniency shown by the court sparks debate as details of the case unfold.
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Washington
Capital City
Elizabeth M. Flasler
Ernest Green
Lawrence BOOM asks Post for standing-order changes
A letter from T. H. Kelley & Sons in North Lawrence requests adjustments to the Booming Post sales, adding and increasing weekly and daily shipments across Lawrence locations including North and South Lawrence, with totals for each add and overall send figures.
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Sunday Post
T. H. Kelley & Sons
North Lawrence
E. C. Campbell
South Lawrence
R. Gray
W. B. McDonnell
Daily Post
Homestead Fire in North Tiverton Ruins Haffey Property
The Haffey homestead on Fish Road in North Tiverton was destroyed by fire tonight. Loss estimated at $1500, with the unoccupied house insured for $1000. Authorities suspect tramp arson.
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Fall River
Haffey
Fish Road
North Tiverton
Annual Furniture Clearance Sale of 1895 Balance
The firm announces a three day clearance of unsold 1895 furniture on March 2 3 and 4 with a 48 page catalogue showing regular and markdown prices. Catalogues ready for delivery requests by mail require a stamp. Doors open Monday March 2 at 8 am. This sale is touted as the most important in sixty years.
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Senator Carter
The
Rapudican Party
New England
New York
Sterling
Rueter & Copipany
Highland Spring Brewery
Pope Building
Columbus Avenue
Jordan
Harsh
Meyers
Green
Wade
Western Avenue
Belmont
River Street
Commission
Bacon & Richardson
Quincy
Cambridge Teamsters
Somerville
Ward 8
Win, Smith & Sonsors
Columbia
Telephon Beostoan
Mexbury
RUC
Washington Peon
H. Trailer & Co., Mfrs
Unicon Labor
Court St
Sudbury St
Lawrence
Sunday
the Post
the Sunday Post
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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