Wool Interests Clash Ahead of Tariff Hearings
Wool growers and woollen manufacturers converge in Washington for hearings before the Ways and Means Committee. President Whitman Secretary North and other NAM officials meet Speaker Reed and Major McKinley as talks hint at a split on tariff policy. Growers seek higher duties while manufacturers resist raising rates and advocate keeping carpet wool protections. Representatives from both sides expected, signaling a lively discussion.
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National Association
Jury Recommits Him to Mercy in Milton Case
In Dedham and Milton the court scene centers on De Lucca and the reward dispute. The jury recommends mercy for De Lucca after a two day trial. debate centers on a $2500 reward and who may pay. District Attorney Moody appoints George B. Ives as assistant attorney amid local political opposition.
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Court House
New Duty Decision on Wearing Apparel for Tourists
The Treasury Department ruled on Dr. D. Blakeslee's claim that wearing apparel imported via the City of Paris on August 28, 1889 should enter free under the Astor decision. The department found that items not in actual possession or part of a personal wardrobe were not exempt. apparel in The Bonanza holdings may be admitted free with proof. Unenumerated apparel carries 5 percent ad valorem duty, and Blakeslee owes around $50.
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Scotland
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Treasury Decision On Parts Of Musical Instruments
The Treasury Department has issued instructions reaffirming the classification of ivory strips for piano and organ keys as parts of musical instruments under the tariff act. The Supreme Court upheld the department's view, but suggested Congress did not intend to include all such parts. The instruction directs collectors to maintain current classifications and not classify other articles as musical instruments if they are not instruments themselves.
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Admiral Walker's Lisbon Ceremony and New Navy Plans
Secretary Tracy states no official word on Admiral Walker's role at Lisbon coronation last Saturday. Navy plans shift from 7500 to 8500 tons to fit the Blake type, with no vertical armor, an oval turtle back, 9000 displacement, 13000 guaranteed hp, and expected 20 knot speed.
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Miss Angelina N. Cudworth Died in East Boston
Angelina N. Cudworth sister of the late Warren H. Cudworth died on Tuesday at her home on Chelsea Street East Boston. She was born in Lowe in 1823 and was a respected church and charity worker. A longtime schoolteacher, she remained active in educational circles and was connected with East Boston civic efforts and the Hooker Post. Funeral arrangements will be announced and she leaves her aged brother.
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Cielsea Street
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Lodi
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West Church Photographs Display At Mr Bastian’s
Community notices a set of exterior and interior photographs of the West Church now on view at Mr J Bastian’s in Fulton Lane. The images include a dramatic auditorium interior with pews and organ, a view toward the pulpit and a detail of the Gallery. Artistically crafted by Edwin J H Lincoln of Canbrookes, the five views are praised for their taste and skill. Public interest expected from local residents and churchgoers.
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Pulton Laas
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Principal and Minor in GoLp Boston Coupon Bonds Offered
A fragment notes that Wainwright Bros. Co. brokers offer Boston Coupon bonds. Address given as 1542 Congress Street. The readable text is sparse and lacks complete details or dates.
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Wainwright Bros. & Co
Congress Strc
Russian Education and Autocracy Clash Over Progress
Roman Ivanovich Zubov argues that Catherine II’s schools stimulated Western aims while the Russian autocracy fears enlightenment. He details how conscription, noble privilege, and crackdown on press and universities fuel discontent, driving peasants and students toward revolt and eroding autocratic control.
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McKinney Inaugurated Governor of Virginia in Richmond
The Hon. Phil W. W. McKinney took the oath of office today as Governor of Virginia and J Hegetyler as Lieutenant Governor, in Richmond.
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Phil W.W. McKinney
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Marital Notices From This City Details
In this city on December 25 John A. Anderson of Newport wed Mary Fairley the fourth daughter of the late George Fairley of Glasgow Scotland. Also in Cincinnati Ohio on December gh Charles W. Krak of Loston married Anneta Hubbard. John J. Healy wed Minnie A Lilly in this city on December 29. Graham Rice wed Lucy A. Miles in this city on December 26.
Death notices and obituaries from Boston area
A long list of deaths with names ages and dates across Boston and suburbs. George H Armstrong 27, Charles E Boss 28, Mary Batchelder 79, Philip Cronin 31, William D Crowell 65, John J Campbell 29, John Bb Coleman 40, Angelina Cudworth 66, Captain Robert Davis United States Army Lunenburg Mass, Catharine Dinevan 60, John Doherty unknown age, Helen Evans Maiden not specified, Florence Follett appears, Augustus H Guild 52, Gurney 28, Mrs. Martha Gannett 58, Ambrose Louis Graves 78, Danielli Holt 66, Ellen Halloran 76, Mary Hallahan 67, Joseph Leland 70, Mary Lincoln 79, Hannah Leeds 79, Alice Murphy 62, Mrs. Mary McDonald 85, E H Pingrey 79, John Parsons 70, Dennis F Reardon 64, Bridget Reilly 41, Joseph Sias 90, Harriet Perrin Stone 66, Jam F Toomey 35, John J Tracy 6, Catherine Whitney Roxbury and Mrs Levi Whitney 89. Funeral notices and locations include Chelsea Chelsea Somerville Roxbury Newburyport Derry NH and Mount Vernon Church references.
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George H. Armstrong
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Boston Highlands
Charles E. Boss
Batchelder
Lyme
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Templeton
Cronin
Charlestown
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Hannah
John P. Croni
Matthew Doles
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Chelsea
Ambrose Louis Graves
Essex Street
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Danielli
Hallorn
Somerville
Ellen Halloran
Hallahan
Mary
Robert H. Hallahan
Leland
Joseph
Mt. Vernon
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South Boston
Mitchell Lincoln
Leeds
Hannah H. Leeds
Boston
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Alice
Patrick C. Murphy
McDonald
Mary McDonald
Pingrey
St. Mia
E. H. Pingrey
Parsons
Winchester
Jam F. Toomey
Tracy
John J. Tracy
Whipever
Roxbury
Catrine M
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I. D. Sallow
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Commonwealth venue for sal applied to Alex Porter
A notice states a Commonwealth venue is for sale with an application to ALEX. S. PORTER located at 27 State Street.
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Alex. S. Porter
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For Sale Investment Estates For Sale
Investment estates for sale offer valuable corner estate a stone and brick building with fittings on four sides priced at 180000 substantial brick building in downtown area leased to one tenant price 80000 six thousand square feet land with old buildings location expected to rise in value potential net six percent with new building can be leased to one tenant price 895000 two small estates on Charles Street can be improved to advantage asking 20000
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To Be Built and Leased in Six Story Kingston Street Corner
Desirable handsome six story building to be built near B and O Railroad Station with about 12000 square feet land. To Let. Store and chambers at Kingston Street corner of Farts to be finished to suit tenant. Horace Crowell 214 Washington Street corner State Street.
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Hester Park
Pemberton Square
Kingston St
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Milk Street
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