Debate on salt duty in tariff bill stalls after long session
The Senate resumed debate on the tariff bill with Mr West pressing to strike salt from the free list and place it on the dutiable list. Speakers including Mr Dawes, Mr Hale, Mr Hiscock, Mr Teller, and Mr Butler argued tariff effects on salt, sugar and wages, contrasting past and present Republican positions and noting regional impacts.
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Pending Amendment Left Unvoted As Senate Adjourns
The bill was laid aside without a vote on the pending amendment. The Senate moved to executive business and adjourned at 5 55.
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Admission of South Dakota and North Dakota Territory Enfranchisement Debate
In Washington on January 15 the Senate considers a omnibus bill for admitting South Dakota as a state and organizing North Dakota as a territory. Speakers critique the 1885 Dakota constitution, discuss archives ownership, and urge timely statehood for the Territories amid political shifts. The debate touches carpet-bag rule, Garfield and Cleveland promises, and ends with adjournment at 4:45.
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Senators Elected Across Several States on Jan 15
Nebraska's Legislature reelected Senator Mander son by 104 to 29 with Prohibitionist E Johnson allied with Democrats. Michigan's Lansine reports James McMillan elected U S Senator to succeed Palmer. official notice tomorrow. Delaware's Anthony Higgins wins GOP caucus on forty third ballot. Wallace and Robinson vote details given. Maine and North Carolina provide Frye and Ransom results respectively. Colorado records Wolcott elected in joint session. Washington reports McMillan results. additional Maine and Colorado results noted.
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Marblehead Driver Injured After Wagon Spooked by Electric Car
This afternoon in Central square Marblehead Seth Hathaway driving a farm wagon was thrown after the horse frightened by an electric car. Hathaway sustained two severe scalp wounds and internal injuries.
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Parker and Co Tailors Offer $20 Suits in Boston
Joseph W Parker and Co announces handmade suits trimmed by top Boston workmen guaranteed to fit for twenty dollars at their 515 to 521 Washington Street premises. This bold offer urges men to seize the chance without delay.
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Legislature Reelects Hoar and Debates State Plans
The General Court reelects United States Senator George F. Hoar on party lines with 82 6 in the Senate and 171 56 in the House. The session also debates Boston state government plans an increased architectural appropriation to 8000 and job supervision rights. Dog owners face new licenses bonds and restrictions while shipwreck and naturalization bills are hotly discussed.
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Marblehead Relief Funds Approved and Allerton Block Plans Presented
Marblehead residents vote to deem the relief fund sufficient for fire sufferers after generous nationwide contributions. N P Sanborn outlines a brick Allerton triangular block project with a central house and a single engine, listing initial share holders and inviting signatures.
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Quincy School Association Holds Fourth Annual Reunion
The fourth annual reunion and supper of the Quincy School Association was held at the Revere House with about one hundred past members present. Officers elected included President James T. Babcock and Secretary J. Fred Sayer Jr. Rabbi Solomon Schindler gave the principal address praising American schools and Boston as his city.
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Pastor Faunce Called to Lead Old Cambridge Church
At a meeting of the Old Cambridge Baptist Church Corporation last evening the call was extended to Rev. W. H. P. Faunce of Springfield to become pastor at a salary of 3000 dollars per year.
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January Weddings Spotlight Society at Beacon Street
The Beacon street home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Lee hosted a January wedding for their daughter Evelyn to Frank Converse of Dorchester attended by about a hundred guests. The event featured Unitarian service, elaborate decor, a 4000 dollar gift collection, and plans for a February reception at their Cottage Street home. Also marrying were Miss Mabel L. Weeks to Charles W. Coes in Cambridge and Miss Annie Sr. to Charles Francis in Cambridgeport with private ceremonies and New York trips planned.
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Lectures on The Intellectual Life of Germany at Harvard
The Deutscher Verein at Harvard announces Wednesday evening lectures open to the public on Germany’s intellectual life. Speakers include Henry Willard, William Harris, Kuno Francke, Alfred A. Ripley, S N Koehler, and Villard speaking in German. Also note ice damage at the Harvard boat house and coxswain tryouts for the University crew. Hyde and A O Rounds elected to the Law Review editorial board.
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Boston Firemen Ball Ticket Confusion Letters
Boston fire chiefs warn Back Bay residents about Brookline fire department ball tickets marked B F D leading to possible misbuying by Boston residents. Chief L P Webber cautions buyers and urges awareness to avoid mistaken purchases.
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New England People Favor New York and New England Route
Travelers from Boston prefer the Washington express via the Newburg line to Jersey City Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington to avoid transfers across New York City. The train leaves Boston at 6 p m and offers through Pullman sleepers.
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Shuman Employees Hold Annual Mutual Benefit Ball
The employees of A Shuman and Co gathered at Odd Fellows Hall for the tenth annual mutual benefit association ball. Nearly 200 couples danced to a band playing Hail to the Chief, with supper served at midnight and the event ending around 2 AM. Local officials and association leaders attended, including President A J Cumming and Councilman Rosnosky who joined the lively quadrille.
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Murdock’s Liquid Food Promises Quick Health Boost
Public notice touts Murdock’s Liquid Food as a solution for spring ailments promising faster blood renewal and systemic cleansing. It cites a Free Surgical Hospital for Women with 114 beds and near perfect safety where 2000 to 3000 patients and 90 operation classes report only 22 deaths, plus 500 operations in seven months with two deaths, claiming safety and rapid recovery before and after surgery.
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