Windoms suspension halts 4 per cent bond purchases
Secretary Windom says purchases of 4 per cent bonds will pause temporarily as available surplus falls below 20 060 000, with 44 percent bonds still bought. He expects no major price impact while funds in banks shift to satisfy disbursement needs and maintains plans to issue a new call later. The Treasury's receipts exceed expenditures and surplus should grow again, though 44 percent bonds outstanding total about 119 million.
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Pension committee items move in Congress for veterans
Major George S. Merrill leads the Grand Army of the Republic pension panel arriving to press disability and service pension bills. Generals Kouitz Burst and Blue join. Fairchild ill. Hearings date soon. Alger may assist. Bill specifics hinge on poverty clause and per day service rate. Another note covers Boston general appraiser talks and House rules status.
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Toledo
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Sycamore
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Pleasanton
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Wsconsin
Alger
Congress
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Minnesota
Boutelle Introduces Eastport Public Grounds Bill
Congressman Boutelle today introduced a bill similar to one before the forty ninth Congress granting Eastport Missouri public grounds at Fort Sullivan military reservation. The measure was not acted on due to disagreement at Eastport but Boutelle hopes to advance it in this Congress.
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South Framingham's Postmaster Named By Congressman
Congressman Candler recommends Captain Finney, a soldier candidate, for postmaster at South Framingham. The Post Office Department is expected to follow the suggestion, and present postmaster Mr. Lombard will have to bow out.
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Candler
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House committee sets hearing on free coinage of silver
The House committee on coinage weights and measures planned a hearing on silver free coinage with members of Congress presenting bills. No speakers appeared today and the committee scheduled Monday for any interested parties to present their views on the silver question.
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Widening the Streets in Burned District Hearing Held
The street commissioners held a hearing to gather views from property owners on widening streets in the burned district. Several estates, including Carney, Hemenway, Phillips, Nevins, and Marshall Coolidge, opposed or qualified widening plans citing damages and rents. Support came from Durrell & Co and supporters urged future city convenience. The West End Street Railway and others argued for widening Chauncey and Bedford streets to accommodate growth. the hearing closed with mixed positions.
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Boston
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Winston Streets
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Hlanputy Hines
United States Hotel
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American Pee 9S Company
Market Opens Weak In New York Amid Bullish Outlook
The New York market opened weak as bears were expected to press prices, yet most stocks remained unsold and buyers sought bargains. The broader view is bullish with strong railroad trade and growing legitimate business, while sugar and other specialties showed minor activity. The piece covers Atchison plans, reduction of travel times, London money tightness, and ongoing railroad refinancings.
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Oine
Marriages Reported in This City
On January 18 Henry W. Bb. Cotton wed Ruth Ibbetts at a ceremony conducted by the Key Ch. Lee. The record notes the marriage arrangement of Fruit-Horatio Harris & Co. and the date and place in this cited local listing.
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Deaths and Notices From Melrose to Boston Area
Deaths from January include Micka S. Atwood of Melrose aged 65 with funeral at Emerson Street residence. Other obituaries list Frank H. Butler 48, Alice Baukes 44, Frederick J. Doyle, Susan P. Emory widow of Daniel Limory, Lavinia Field widow of Albert Pield, John Flemming, Mary Hayes daughter of Daniel and Margaret, Mary Keyes wife of James, Mary Louise Karcher, Daniel McCouloghe 71, Joseph H. Os Hood 51, William Padtrey, James Thorpe, and Harriet and Henry Winn among others. multiple locations including Cambridge, Charlestown, Somerville, Brookline, North Weymouth, Malden, and Arlington.
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Charlestown
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Somerville
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Malden
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Robles
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Ariston
Jane
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Henry Wand
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London Disc Invention Aims To Cut Deafness In Isles
London January 20 1890 The introduction in England of the sound discs invented by H A Wales of Bridgeport Connecticut promises to lessen deafness across the British Isles as public interest grows in the new audio device.
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King’s Touch Superstition to Blood Purifier Remedy
An old belief in royal healing is contrasted with modern medicine, promoting Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a guaranteed blood purifier. The ad claims it cures stomach, liver, and bowel issues, bilious fevers, malaria related ailments, and skin diseases, with refund if no benefit. It cites the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
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