McKinley tariff bill and pension moves outlined
Washington reports Major McKinley plans to report tariff reform with Home Market Club input sought by Thursday. The draft narrows import classifications and tightens damage allowances. Senate pensions committee favors several bills, including dependent pension provisions, with a subcommittee drafting the package for full committee review.
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President Hosts First State Dinner for Cabinet Guests
The Vice President and Mrs Harrison hosted a formal state dinner honoring the Vice President and Mrs Morton and Cabinet members and their wives. Floral decorations were elaborate and beautiful. The Marine Band played during the dinner as the President escorted guests throughout the occasion.
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Old Dominion Club Cases Handed to Aide for Probe
United States District Attorney Hoge has assigned the Old Dominion Club cases to his assistant Mr Armes to inspect the evidence and seek warrants if warranted. A preliminary hearing before the city police justice may set bonds for indictments from the grand jury. Several members were charged in Civil Service Commission complaints for soliciting campaign contributions in Virginia.
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International Copyright Bill Advances Through Committees
The international copyright bill moves quickly toward reporting to the House floor after referrals between Senate patents and House judiciary committees. Reed referred the Breckinridge measure to the judiciary panel, then Simonds pushed the same bill to patents for formal, prompt reporting and eventual passage.
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Sherman’s Anti-Trust Bill Moves to Senate Hearing
The Senate finance committee today examined Senator Sherman’s anti-trust bill. Lawyers on the panel expressed doubts about constitutionality but favored the bill’s principle. The committee adjourned without a vote.
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Randall Reassured After Oath Given At Home
Sneaker Reed and Representative Cannon visited Representative Randall at his residence and administered the oath of office. Randall was reported feeling much better than he has for some time.
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Literary and musical entertainment at John A An drew Hall
An evening program was held at John A Andrew Hall despite the epidemic reducing attendance. Edward Fitzwilliam spoke and sang, Michael Breen performed an Irish song, and Miss Mary Tignes sang. A dance ensued with about 100 couples until 2 oclock. Floor director was W Dimond and Hobbs’s orchestra provided music.
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Rox bury Horse Guards Host First Sociable at Bacon Hall
The Rox bury Horse Guards held the first sociable of a series at Bacon Hall last evening. Nearly two couples attended as Nason's orchestra played and sergeant J. Perrin Jr directed the floor. Future sociables are set for January 28 and February 19.
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Old Saul's Catarrh Cure for Children Sold Nationwide
It is a hard thing to treat nasal catarrh in children, but Old Saul's Catarrh Cure is easy to use, safe and efficacious, Sold everywhere for 26 cents.
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Specious plea for aid to steamships and subsidies
Letter to the editor denounces subsidies for freight carriers and Brazil bound lines. It questions Thurber and Blaine motives, contrasts US and British ship subsidies, cites Brazil and Germany, and argues the US should not favor foreign or mixed fleets while domestic build and naval needs remain. Dated January 6, 1890.
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Cogswell Rumors Cloud Renomination in Ninth District
Salem dispatch reports circulating talk that Congressman William Cogswell may seek renomination. While some suggest fatigue at national capital, others say he is organizing for re election with rivals in Gloucester and Haverhill under scrutiny. Opposition surfaces include Fitz J. Babson and Michael son, but insiders doubt a serious challenge. The ninth district Democrats see chance in off year patterns, naming Moses Williams, Robert Bleakie, George Fred Williams, and John W. Corcoran as possible nominees.
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Funeral of Dorchester Post Office Employee Held at Bellevue Street
The funeral for Albert S. Brigham a post office employee who died on Saturday was conducted yesterday morning at 30 Bellevue Street Dorchester Rev Dr E E Hale officiated in a solemn service attended by family and colleagues.
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Marriages in Dixfield and Weyersfield area notices
Marriages reported include William T. Lustis of Dixfield, formerly of Boston, to Elizaveta Stowell, youngest daughter of the late Major D. P. Stowell, in Dixfield by Rev G B Hannaford. Also Frank E. Peck wed Laura E. Vierce in this city by A W Boardman, esq.
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Obituary notices listing names and ages from Roxbury to Canton
Obituary notices from Roxbury to Canton dated January list numerous deaths with ages ranging from 26 to 90 plus details of several services and residences. Notable names include Major J Webb Adams, Kittie M Brown, Elizabeth Bullard, Henry Brawley, Eliza Cheney, Edward Clark, Lyman Dageett, George Darby, Mary Doody, Sarah Gibbs, Julia Goodwin, Hermann Grundel, Horace Heard, Sophronia Hinkley, Sarah Jones, Mary Lanphear, Sarah N Marden, Mary E McCrea, Adella Otts, Florence Pratt, Francis Edgar Pearson Soult, Hannah Robbins, Clifton Reynolds, Mary Snow, George Thompson, Helena Troup, Calvin Turner, Dennis Twiggs, Mary J Whiting. Funeral details and residences vary.
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