Have Importers Rights Plan to Rush Through Senate
The administrative customs bill is likely to be pushed through the Senate with little protest from importers as in the House. The Senate finance committee aims to print the bill at once and report it within a fortnight. Candler seeks amendments for honest importers, but Aldrich resists damage allowances and duty reductions. The measure may reach the statute books, delaying Boston merchants’ relief until a Democratic administration curbs the policy.
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Perpetuating the Banks Plan Faces Political Hurdles
Major Dorsey of the House banking committee drafts a bill to refund 4 percent bonds due 1907 into 2 percent bonds lasting fifty years to widen bank circulation. He cites potential benefits for currency stability but notes political risks from government outlays and tax adjustments. passage this session appears unlikely.
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Commmities On Banking
Oder
Lacey
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Udstess
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Postoffice tests new postage cancelling machines
The Postoffice Department runs trials of five American Postal Machine Company devices in New York to compare with the Henley Dolphin post marking system. One unit of each type will soon go to Philadelphia for testing before a general adoption. Boston will rent five more machines, adding to ten already in use, as officials hail the time and cost savings over hand stamping.
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Iley & Dolphin Post
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Protests Over Postmaster Pick In South Framingham
Delegations from South Framingham protest Congressman Candler s postmaster recommendation. Dessau seeks the Dessau appointment and returned by Farr er repeats push. Candler remains firm that the department will accept his choice Captain Finney and overrule is unlikely.
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Major Gould in Washington on Pan American Conference
Major Gould of Medfield attends the National Republican League sub committee meeting in Washington. He denies seeking office, while Pan American Conference officials report progress stimulating Southern trade. Delegates and businessmen discuss goods, roads, shipping, and commerce with Southern republics. A visitor designs a Pan American flag with US likeness and union stars.
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Admiral Kimberly Relieved At San Francisco Station
Acting Rear Admiral Brown relieved Rear Admiral Kimberly of command of the Pacific station at San Francisco today and hoisted his flag on the cruiser Charleston serving as flagship. Kimberly arrived by mail steamer from Honolulu and was accompanied by Lieutenants Merriam and N Rittenhouse of his staff.
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Civil Service Investigation Report Favored by House Panel
The House committee on reform in the civil service voted to report favorably a resolution authorizing an investigation into charges against the Civil Service Commission. The measure also grants power to examine the system’s practical workings and to report findings to the House.
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General Shields Sword Sold for 10000 to Secretary Proctor
Secretary Proctor decides to purchase the late General Shields sword for $10,000 after review. Minor details remain before the sword is transferred to the department.
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Marshall Cushing Called Home By Mother's Death
Mr. Marshall Cushing private secretary to Postmaster General Weenmaker and formerly of Boston was recalled from the city by the death of his mother.
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Boston
Special Census Agents Named for Massachusetts Counties
The superintendent of the census has selected special agents in the department of recorded indebtedness for Massachusetts. Named are James B. Poley of Boston E B Pairchild of Stoneham Benjamin F Adams of Boston Irvings Porter of Lowell Leander W Peck of Wellesley Hills Albert B Collins of Fairhaven Joseph A Pearl of Bradford Rufus B Dodie Jr of Worcester Plymouth Barnstable Dukes Nantucket and 5 counties Edward S Damonot Plymouth Franklin and Haropshire Alfred J Cayott of Holyoke Berkshire and Hampden Edward E Lewis of Pittsfield.
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Stoneham
Benjamin F. Adams
Middlesex County
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Fairhaven
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Bradford
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Presidential nominations list consuls and posts in 1893 era
The President announced nominations for ministers and consuls including Heard of Massachusetts deputized in Corea Augusta, Louis Gottschalk of California at Stuttgart, John F. Winter of Illinois at Mannheim, Thomas K Dermott of Tennessee at St Thomas, George M Pepper of Ohio at Milan, and Richard zuenther of Wisconsin as Consul-General in Mexico City. Also named are Navy Bureau of Ordnance chief with Commodore rank William M Folger, and six postmasters across Massachusetts and New Hampshire with details on local endorsements and caucus outcomes. The NH trio were all from Congressman Moore districts. Hooper at Nashua is post as chief clerk under Postmaster Flynn. Eben W Jones at Peterboro is town clerk. Daniels at Franklin Falls is a Democratic appointee supported by reform leanings. Pepper, Milan consul nominee, is described as an Irish preacher and Pat Ford ally who opposed Cleveland.
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Tennessee
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Wisconsin
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Hale
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Candler
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Fay
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Springfield
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Deaf Aid In Ireland Prompts Widespread Use of Sound Discs
In Ireland the EL A Wales sound discs, developed in Bridgeport Conn, have been rapidly adopted to combat deafness. The device is described as producing marvellous results in many cases, reflecting the great impact of this American invention.
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Kollock Marries Malloy Heiress in Cheraw Ceremony
On January 28 at Cheraw, the Rev T C Whaling united Alexander Grety Kollock and Henrietta Buchanan, daughter of George A Malloy, in a formal wedding solemnized by the local clergy.
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Henrietta Buchanan
George A. Malloy
Obituaries and death notices from Dorchester to Somerville
A long column of death notices lists names such as Alexander Beal Amelia Benner Ebenezer Bent George Bradford Annie Church Henry Crane James Conners Samuel Davis Wrylena Frothingham William Gilman Sarah Hatch Esther Howlett Carrie Kinney Annie Learson diodud Loving Anna Mills Eliza Messer Ernest McKenzie Samuel Plumer Mary Reymond Yhabe Sharp Eliza Smith Samuel Willson Hannah Woods and others with ages from 5 to 83, dates January 20 to January 28, and locales including Dorchester Cambridge Roxbury Cambridgeport Charlestown Chelsea Arlington Somerville and more, noting funeral services and family ties in this 19th century obituary compilation.
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Cushman
Wiscasset
Sidney J.cushman
Church
Chelsea
Annie J. Church
Crane
Stougnton
Henry B. Crane
Gonners
Arlington
James H
Patrick
Margaret Conners
Davis
Wellington
Samuel M. Davis
Frothingham
Charlestown
Wrylena
Richard Frothingham
Gilman
Roxbury
William Gilman
Hatch
Taunton
Sarah C
Marcellus Hatch
Howlett
Cambridgeport
Esther Ann
George
Kinney
Carrie 2
JE. Kdoney
Learson
Annie Learson
Loring
Dorchester
Diodud. Loving
Mills
Brooklyn
John L. Taylor
New York City
Sharp
East Boston
Yhabe EF. Sharp
Smith
Cambridgenort
Eliza C
Martin L. Smith
Willson
This City
Samuel S. Willson
Woods
Breakline
Huanuice M. Woous
Market Strength Pushes NY and Local Shares Forward
The New York market showed broad strength while attempts to break coalers failed. Sugar demand rose with Hollins bullish on the trust, and Mexican Central rose to 18 ¼ amid a strong export surplus. Atchison securities firmed, Frisco expected to rise, and foreign selling hinted at possible gold shipments. Local signals remained upbeat with references to Cleveland & Canton earnings, increasing deposits, and a bullish outlook from Philadelphia bankers on Gould.
Favorite Prescription promises gradual cure for female ills
An advertisement argues against expecting instant relief from Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It urges patience for chronic weaknesses and irregularities, claiming long use yields restoration of health. It touts a 160 page treatise available for ten cents from the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
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Trinity Club Holds Eighth Meeting of 1889 90
The Trinity Club convened its eighth regular meeting of the season in the church parlors last evening. After a miscellaneous programme, members debated the resolution that all soldiers mustered into the Civil War who cannot support themselves should receive a government pension.
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