Judge Kelley Nearing End in Illness in House Era
Special report notes Judge William P. D. Kelley, long time conservative stalwart and father of the House, is confined to his room with throat cancer after an operation in Paris years ago. At seventy six in April, he may notreturn to the House, his voice reduced to whispers as sympathy grows among Philadelphia businessmen who once provided for his family.
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Hearing on Union Pacific Petition in Treasury Bond Sale
Attorney-General Miller and Secretary Windom held a hearing at the Department of Justice before Judge Wilson of Washington and Judge Story of Boston representing Union Pacific. They argued for selling United States bonds in the sinking fund and reinvesting proceeds in higher yielding bonds. The issue stems from a 1887 act and prior opinions by Garland regarding authority to sell sinking fund bonds and reinvestment options.
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Regulations to bar leprosy reach ships entering ports
The President and Secretary Windom seek to keep out leprosy amid international trade guiding Surgeon-General Hamilton. New rules require vessels to enter only with a health officer certificate showing a leprosy case aboard or a leper detained at quarantine. Quarantine medical officers may detain affected persons on board, with departure allowed if the ship sails to the country from which the leper last departed.
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Silver bullion certificates and treasury asset shifts
Secretary Windom plans a Monday Senate bill to authorize silver bullion certificates and limit foreign coin reception at mints. A Treasury note urges moving about $2 million in gold from San Francisco to New York to optimize asset distribution. Widespread influenza slows government work. many officials, commissioners, and police officers are ill.
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Funeral Services for Joseph D. Leland Held at Mt Vernon Church
Funeral services for Joseph D. Leland were conducted yesterday at Mt. Vernon Church on Ashburton Place with Rev. S. E. Herrick officiating and the Rucles street quartet assisting. A large turnout of the deceased’s tim and all employees attended. At the request no offerings were made. Burial followed at Walnut Hill Cemetery in Brookline.
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Brace of English Chops Cut at Park's Hotel
A brief local notice records a sale item described as a brace of English chops and a cut 428 import Southdown button, offered at Park's Hotel on Bosworth Street. The fragment hints at a shop or auction listing in a traditional market section.
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New York Market Opens Irregularly Then Rises Strongly
The New York market opened irregularly but soon advanced as stock scarcity appeared The day ended with best figures as money rates fell to 2 percent and optimism surged The piece notes gains in railroad earnings and strong demand for old standard properties including Wisconsin Central and Atchison It also mentions copper strength Mexican Central prospects Glasgow iron market and a pending Boston Maine Eastern consolidation story
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Investment Estates For Sale Corner Cornerstone Estate
For sale an investment estate described as a valuable corner property with stone and brick building elements, multiple light and passage ways on four sides, and elevators and boilers. Price listed as 8180,000.
Through Pullman sleeping cars Boston to Jacksonville
The New York and New England railroad with Pennsylvania railroad and Atlantic Coast Line offers a through Pullman sleeper service between Boston and Jacksonville. Train departs Boston daily at 6 p.m. including Sundays. Reservations and tickets available at 322 Washington Street depot foot of Summer Street.
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