New Democratic Plan for Raw Wool Free Trade in Tariff Bill
Washington January 27 A proposed Democratic Ways and Means bill aims to cut annual revenues to 50 70 million dollars and place raw wool on the free list. The plan seeks to win support from New England and Northwest Republicans by promising limited reform on manufactured woollens and sugar while repealing the tax on manufactured tobacco.
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Indiana district seat contested amid party maneuvering
The House faces a contested seat for Lowry as Republicans back seating an English born candidate over the Democrat. If the majority recommendation stands, a new election could shift Indiana's delegation from six Republicans to six Democrats, with Democrats hoping to flip the district.
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Straws From State Street and Market Movements
Bell Telephone led yesterday with a 200 share order lifting bid to 224%4 and ask to 225. A Boston Stock Exchange listing committee member resigned amid chatter over overextended land listings. Devonshire street house bought San Diego, Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis closed at 88, a record high. Merriam stocks eyed to surpass Atchison as President Merriam tours New York. L. L. White sold St. Paul in New York. Fisher Howe Jr. bought a New York Metal Exchange seat. NYSE seats quoted 20,000 bid 22,000 asked. Short interest in Boston slim. Gas war looms in Boston. critic questions water gas pricing below 1 per 1000 feet. Several exchange committees seek profits from gas or coal stock promotion. Oil declined from 885% to 863% but closed at 88. Refined oil exports for 1887 total 429,216,000 gallons, up 14,000,000 from 1836. total exports 570,163,829 gallons, vs 576,299,576 in 1886. Average daily home crude and refined consumption around 77,700 barrels. In Chicago, Hutchinson bought corn. CAPE Cop.
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Boston Theatres and Programs Listing
The schedule lists Henry Irving at Boston Theatre with matinee at 2 and 7:45 show, Sol Smith Russell at Park Theatre with matinee at 2 and 7:45, Howard Athenaeum presents Lost in New York with 2 and 8, Boston Museum offers Dandy Dick with 2 and 8, Miss Annie Clarke benefit at Hollis Street Theatre with 2 and 7:46, Grand Opera House presents Arabian Nights with 2 and 7:45, Globe Theatre features Richard Mansfield with 2 and 7:45.
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Market Auction Schedule From Morning to Afternoon
On Monday key sales are listed with firms and times including Stocks R L Day Co at 11 30 a m Francis lenshaw Co at 12 noon Carpets Leonard Co at 3 p m Real estate Jerome Macdonald at 4 p m but OCR yields partial names.
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Marriages in New England: Appleton Stone and more
In this city on Jan 25 the Rev Ur Miner united Charles D Appleton and Anna M Stone both of Boston. Also on Jan 25 at the bride’s parents residence Rev F E Clark joined Howard8 Dearing M D and Cora M Chadbourne both of Boston. In Milton NH on Jan 15 the Rev C E Mason wed Hamilton Reynolds of Alton to Mary Jane Duntley of Milton. In Milton NH on Jan 14 Rev C EK Mason united John Schlenker and Lizzie M Pike, both of Farmington. In Hyde Park on Jan 25 Rev James Huxtable united William J Webber and Addie P Lynch both of Boston.
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Boston
Obituary notices from January deaths listed in Massachusetts and Tennessee
A list of obituaries from Gardner Boston Wakefield and surrounding areas dated January 23 to January 29, detailing ages and locations. Names include Amasa Bancroft Harriot Hamblen Sylvester Hil Mary Ann Homer William Mills James C Mayberry Marjorie Redman Laura J Scott Alfred H Trask Francis H Whittemore Cyrus Wakefield and David Youngman with funeral plans and incidental notes.
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David Hamblen
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Chestnut Hill
Mary Ann Homer
Isaac Kingsbury
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Chelsea
William Mills
Mayberry
Cambridge
James C. Mayberry
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Aliston M
Emma
Scott
Somerville
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Boston & Maine
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Youngman
Franklin, Tenn
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Fatally Wounded In Grip Car Wreck At St Paul Hill
At 2 pm in St Paul Minnesota a grip car detached from its cable on Selby avenue near St Anthony Hill loosed from control and with a sharp curve below the hill toppled into a wreck. Both grip cars carried passengers and fifteen were severely hurt with three expected to die. Among the seriously injured are M L Saunders Louis Roberts Edith Gaston Mrs Charles Steele and several others including Mr Smith and Conductor North.
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Seaman
A Wonderful Analysis of Cough and Congestion
A historical brief explains cough as throat and lung irritation from congestion. It warns of pneumonia or consumption if unchecked and notes physicians’ varied treatments. It cites Prof. Austin Flint and Prof. Henry A. Mott praising Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a stimulant for relief.
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New York) College
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Deficit Found in Province Then Fight Over Railroads
Minneapolis dispatch reports Winnipeg experts probing provincial accounts amid a 350000 dollar deficit blamed on late government actions in the railroad dispute with the Dominion. Ottawa proposals to halt railroad agitation in exchange for abandoning the Canadian Pacific monopoly in 1891 were noted. A Conservative meeting pledged to oppose compromises and back the Greenway government until provincial rights are recognized.
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Canal proposal opposed by Canadian promoter in Bay of Fundy plan
Toronto January 27 Senator Hoar of Massachusetts proposed joint U S Canada work on a canal linking the Bay of Fundy to the Gulf of St Lawrence. Chignecto ship railway promoter Mr Ketchum calls the canal impracticable due to adverse tidal movements in the two seas.
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Mrs Fields Reported Improved After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs James T Fields, recently ill with pneumonia, was reported last evening as much improved and in a fair way to speedy recovery.
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