Duty on Art Works Blocks Free Import of Foreign Sculptures
Treasury Department ruling preserves a line between genuine American art and foreign works. A statue of General Garfield, carved abroad from an American model, is not exempt from duty. The decision shields the tariff from liberalizing free-entry for works executed outside the United States.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Alexander Doyle
New York
General Garfield
Garfield
Italy
United States
Secretary Tracy Pushes Warship Buildup Before House Panel
Secretary Tracy outlined a plan for major navy expansion including armored battleships and fast capital ships. He cited McCann board designs with speeds up to 23 knots and 16,000 mile coal range, plus discussions on coaling stations and costed fleet projections for fourteen years totaling about 280 million dollars.
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Tracy
House Naval Committee
McCann Board
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Board of Policy
Woepbiphore M Cann
Sampson
Catewood
Hate
Greenhalge to likely back Willis P Burbank for Lowell postmaster
The congressman favors the merit system but resists a district caucus. He plans to recommend Willis P Burbank as postmaster at Lowell while supporting reappointment of Bancroft, the Democratic incumbent, at Concord. Hageett seeks a quick settlement and urges action from the department.
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Greenhalge
Willis P. Iurbank
Lowell
Postotice Department
Mir
Hageett
Burbank
Mrr. Greenhalge
Bancroft
Con
Veteran Bancroft Receives Bipartisan Support in Candidacy
The veteran soldier Mr Bancroft earns broad support from Grand Army members and notable Republicans including Judge Hoar. Despite strong opposition from some workers, he remains steadfast in backing a worthy veteran.
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Cord
Bancroft
Grand Army
Judge Hoar
Greenhaive
How Mr O Neil Broke a Deadlock
Congressman Andrew chosen as Massachusetts member of the Democratic congressional committee after a protracted yesterday balloting. Andrew, senior, presided while O Neil acted as secretary. a certificate was transmitted to Blanchard who refused it unless signed by the delegation chair. Andrew finally agreed to be named unanimous choice.
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O’neil
Andrew
Massachusetts
Democratic Congressional Committee
O'Neil
Mr. Andrew
Blanchard
Mr. O'Neil
Pacific Railroad Hearings Begin With New House Members
The House committee on Pacific railroads, now with many new members, will start hearings for those interested in Pacific railroad legislation. C P Huntington and others were granted hearing rights, starting Thursday next. Chairman Daizell noted a proposed Bond issue for Union Pacific would need legislation, favoring the Outhwaite bill as the likeliest path to address government indebtedness.
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Outhwaite
Twenty Four Banks To Hear From On Windom Bond Call
The government reports 132 banks were summoned for public deposit reductions and 108 have surrendered bonds totaling 7 028 500 dollars. Twenty four banks remain delinquent and are expected to respond soon. Secretary Windom said he has not fixed future call dates yet.
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Windom
Department
Denial of Absurd Yarn In Tariff Debate
Congressman Mills and Mr. Cleveland deny the tale that the ex president telegraphed him to draft a reply to Mr Blaine’s North American Review article on the tariff. Mills says no communication with Cleveland since leaving the White House. He prepared a general review of the Gladstone Blaine debate without Cleveland’s involvement.
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Congressman Mills
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Blaine
North American Review
White House
Gladstone
Blaine
President Nominates Massachusetts Postmasters
The President named Frank P. Howard for Waltham Samuel P. Moseley for Hyde Park and Charles F. Holman for Milbury as postmasters in Massachusetts today.
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Massachusetts
Frank P. Howard
Waltham
Samuel P. Moseley
Hyde Park
Charles F. Holman
Milbury
Eastern Convocation Plans Lowell Meeting Next April
The Eastern Convocation held morning and afternoon services at St. Matthew's Church South Boston. A business meeting announced the next convocation on Tuesday April 15 at St. Anne's Lowell with Rev Father Hall as essayist on The Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures. Dr Lindsay will read the exegesis from Matthew 26 46.
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St. Matthew's Church
South Boston
St. Anne’s Church
Lowell
Father Hall
Lindsay
St. Paul’s Church
Boston
L. C. Manuchester
W. ©. Sturzis
Sturgis
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
C. AL Brent
Haile Declines Higher Office Amid Home Life Priorities
Boston Journal reports Lt Governor William TL Haile will not seek higher honors, citing business cares and home life. Political observers note respect for his choice and regret he will retire from near-certain governor prospects, though he remains willing to serve as lieutenant governor while Brackett remains in office.
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Boston Journal
William TL. Haile
Commonwealth
Mr. Haile
Betty Willing
Brackett
Auction Sales Today Include Paintings and Fruit Lots
Auction listings show Leonard and Co offering paintings at 3 p.m. Burris and Co handling fruit at 12 p.m. Snow Company may have fruit at 11 a.m. The notice lists multiple items and times for today.
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Leonard &O
Stern to Vuellinzer婚 in local city on January 8
Theodor Paul Stern married Menes tine Vuellinzer in a city ceremony on January 8 conducted by Riehara FP, Andrews Jr. esq.
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Stern
Oettingen
Riehara FP
Andrews, Jr
Esqq
Theodor Paul Stern
Menestine Vuellinzer
Obituary notices from Boston area on January 15
A batch of death notices lists Edmund J. Baker William States Cowin Lewis H Cain Sally Damon Albert L Dearborn George Emerson Alice E George Lucretia Guild Jane Howard Andrew Lawrence Lucy Merrill Hannah Osborn Rebecca J Perry Caroline Prince Ephraim Swan Oliver Wells Lavdlla Washburn Lydia Welch Welch in Dorchester. The items include ages and residences with funeral details or public notices as read from New England newspapers.
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Baker
Dorchester
Edmund J. Baker
Old Colony
Milton
Colwy
Marriethi
Colby
Dosian Colby
Cowing
AL Weymouth
Dan
William Jtates
Cain
Quincey
Lewis II
Damon
Cambridgenort
Sally W. Damon
Soe] Laathon
Dearlain
New Orleans
Albert L. Dearborn
Hoston
Levi Dearborn
South Boston
Emerson
Dorebest
George
Romanus Hine
Southoston
Georg
Malden
Alice E
Edwin PF
Wed &B
GUILD
Weabods
Miss
Lucretia P
Joel Guibiot Norwood
Mass
Howard
Jane Howard
Nauvicke
Andrew Lawrence
New York
Walpole
Lucy Iartshorn Merrill
Benjamin i. Merrill
Oshorn
Hannah
George J. Osbor
Serviers
Saturdiy
Perry
Baereit
Rebecca J
Willow
Jeorge W. Perry
Prince
Choirtestown
Caroline Willev
Albert Gordon Prince
Nuthin Wiley
Est
Offoston
Swan
Lydia le, Welch
Suburban Light & Power letter defends Boston contract
A January 15 1890 letter to Mayor Hart from Suburban Light and Power Company outlines the firm’s bid for city street lighting, asserts Boston residency of all directors, denies outside control, and pledges underground wiring to reduce hazards with plans to extend from Charles to Dudley streets as demand grows. The letter also criticizes rivals, cites existing Boston poles, and champions improved insulation and regulated overhead-to-underground transition.
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Suburban Light & Power Company
Thomas N. Hart
Boston
South Boston
Dorchester
West Roxbury
Roxbury
Gas Commissioners
Boston Electric Light Company
New York
Boston Herald
Massachusetts
Charles Street
Cambridge Street
Causeway Street
Atlantic Avenue
Kneeland Street
Eliot Street
Washington Street
Dudley Street
Traly
Evgene H. Crarp
Albert C. Burrage
Arthur W. Turts
Prankk Ferdinand
William A. Paine
Deluxe Dickens edition announced by Estes and Lauriat
An edition de luxe of Dickens novels will be issued by subscription. It comprises forty five volumes at 250 dollars per volume with not more than one thousand copies. Bound in verlum cloth with gilt tops and uncut edges, it features Cruikshank etchings and other original plates. Japanese paper and proofs enhance the prints and typography.
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Messrs. Estes & Lauriat
Cruikshank
Preparations Underway for Incoming Military Visitors
Oxv Hunprep THove and military visitors are coming to bestow this summer, and prep arations to receive them are in active prog ress. Bands and military companies Seak ing new work would do well to communicate with G. W. Simmons & Co., Oak Hall, imme diately.
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Oxv
G. W. Simmons & Co
Oak Hall
Grippe Influenza Warned By New York Medic Leader
A New York medical college president warns that La Grippe or the Russian influenza is a severe, atmospheric origin illness. He notes its progression to pneumonia, lists symptoms, and advocates Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey as a treatment, cautioning to use only pure whiskey.
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New York
America
Asia
Duffy
Pps
Tata
Civil Service Gazette
Trust arrangement for Atchison Topeka Santa Fe stock
In April last we asked for proxies for the May annual meeting resulting in management changes and reform. Shareholders may deposit stock with Boston Lake Deposit & Trust Co to vest voting power in our nominees for ten years, with Trust Certificates listing on major exchanges.
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Atchison, Toneka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
George C. Magoun
Thomas Baring
Oliver W. Peabody
John J. McCook
Boston Lake Deposep &Erust Company
Milkstrest
Boston
New York
London
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State Street
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Thomas H. Mason
Quincy
Reading Company
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Grippe
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Tudor CO
Boston Theatre
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Matt Morgin
Edwin Booth
Wue
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EXIGE
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Devonshire St
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Sears Building
India Street
General Conference of Charities
John Graham Brooks
la Reforme Sociale
France
Association Hall
Berkeley and
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Ne and True Music Books
Everest
Selectaud V. White
So Sullivan
Osgood
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West Chester
Westland Ave
F. W. Lincoln
Suntington Avenue
Hack Bay
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Achison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ralroad Company
Norfolk Avenue
East Chester Park
Pemberton Square
Teienhone
Hotels
Savannah, GA
DE Soto
John AL Baker & CO
Marshall House
Savannah
Georgia
William P. Davis
Pavilion
Gloucester
Toston
Marshall
Nathaniel W. Hawes
Newbury Street
Dartmouth Street
Arkwright Mutral Fine Insurance Co
Bowdoin Building
Milk St
Arkwright Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Milk Street
DD. W. Bartlet
Boylston Insurance Company
Boylston Insurance CO
Kilby Street
M. WY. Glover
Massachuusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Sail Company
J. GC. Braman
Corporation of “Home For Aged Women
Krevere Street
Mmons
Elijal George
Colorado
Immigration and Statistics
Denver
Tolo
Miss Neall Vstevens
Bumstead Hall
Music Hall
Henry J. Miller
Globe Truatre
Joan Stetson
Rose Cogehulain
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Gilmore
Park Theatre
Clara Morris
Frederic de Belleville
Macdalen
Camille
Duff Opera Co
Paola
Joshua Phippen
M. Steinert & Son's
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Charles L. Daves
Eve
Larre & Bay
McKenna
Howard Atheneum
Bartley Campbell
Crocker, Burbank & Co
Fitchburg, Mass
Kilby St
Corner Water St
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office
Senare
Rea. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibisens
F. Trull
WM. . Tumner
Nassau St
EPPS
James Epps
Joseph Breck & Sons
North Market Street
Hollis Rartre
Isaac B. Rich
Yauline Hall
Fanny Rice
James Powers
John Brand
Charles Campbell
Edwin Stevens
Tremont
Abbey & Schoeffel
Nat. Cc. Goodwin
Woel
Chassaigne
Sparkling Pereira
Nadjy
Rudolph Aronson
Comlilcoperaco
OF Sterling
MR. Goodwin
Steele Mackaye
Win
Col
Tom
Mr. Good
Taille
E. van Noorden & Gr
Harrison Ave
N. Kenison & Sons
Winter Street
N. Kenison
Winter
Iremont Street
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