Chandler's ignorance over receiving-ship claims exposed
Secretary of the Treasury upbraids Senator Chandler over receiving ship claims inquiry. Butler-Will succeed Allison. Navy claims total 450000 dollars approved, 41 pending in the fourth auditor's office. Navy Register lists for officers on receiving ships exist and have long been public.
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Speculation on Allison successor in Iowa politics
The Iowa political scene centers on who succeeds Senator Allison as rumor grows he may join the Cabinet. Colonel David Henderson, current representative from the second district, is favored by many for the Senate, aided by a war record and popular appeal with soldiers. The Governor could appoint if no extra session. Henderson may seek a long term as well as the short term.
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Tariff Bill Changes Stir House Debate
The Senate tariff bill is in House hands and would raise customs taxes by millions. Talbott notes at least 7 million more for tin and 2 million for wool, with Mills considering Treasury expert review. A Rhode Island congressman celebrates a Pawtucket public building bill but doubts quick passage this session.
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Woonsocket Bill Faces House Committee Delay
The Woonsocket bill remains stalled in the House committee and is unlikely to advance this Congress due to the rule permitting only one building per congressional district. The speaker has positioned opposition by affecting the timing before the new Congress.
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Extra Session Seems Likely to Address Revenue
Senator Platt argues a spring extra session is likely as revenue measures stall in the current Congress. Bond purchases and syndicate speculation threaten the treasury while tariff bills would miss the July 1, 1890 fiscal year start. Major McKinley leans toward inevitability despite reluctance, urging a compromise tariff. The President welcomed Massachusetts Democratic Club resolutions and promised future acknowledgment.
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Hale's Breakfast for Blaine Brought Senators and Ladies
Senator Hale hosted a breakfast for Mr. Blaine in the Senate committee on naval affairs room. The host arrived late due to official business. About fifteen senators attended along with Mrs. Blaine Mrs. Hale Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Cameron.
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Atchison Market Rally and Banking Signals
The Atchison stock led a broad market rally with high short interest and strong demand, while New York gossip cited rising Northwestern earnings and Missouri Pacific selling on rumors. Bank data show loans and deposits up, excess reserve near 1.39 million, and Commonwealth Avenue redevelopment plans in Boston.
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Joseph W Parker Co Tailors Offer Made to Order Suits
An important discovery notes that Joseph W Parker Co, exclusive merchants at 515 to 521 Washington Street, claims ready-made clothing is clear at any price but the house sells suits to order cheaper than the ready-made article.
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Langtry as Lady Macbeth Draws Mixed Critics in New York
In a New York critique, Mrs. Langtry’s Lady Macbeth earns mixed praise as a refined revival of Macbeth. The writer argues Langtry lacks true imagination and depth, while praising Coghlan’s thoughtful Macbeth and Wheelock’s Macduff. Potters Cleopatra is cited as clearer and more vivid.
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Ives and Stayner Fail to Secure Bail at Ludlow Street Jail
Henry S. Ives and George H. Stayner could not raise 500000 bail today. They stayed in the sheriff's office until evening and were sent to Ludlow Street jail for the night.
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President Cleveland Grants Commutation in Fish Case
The president commutes James D. Fish, ex-president of the Marine National Bank of New York, from ten years to five years and six months in state prison Auburn. Age 69, his pardon cites respectability, cooperation, good conduct, and deteriorating health as grounds.
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Joy-Hathaway ties the knot in East Boston
At East Boston on January 24, Daniel G. Joy Jr. marries Alice O. Hathaway in a simple ceremony.
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Obituary notices from Boston area dated Jan 27 28
A list of deaths in the Boston area with names ages and locations including Laura A. Bryant Gertrude Burke Lucy N J Briggs John Bisbee Mary Barrar Daniel Carey Michael Doyle Ann Early John R Furlong Helen M Fox Hattie Gardner Charles Henry Kurd Catherine Kerrigan Stillman Fallen Lothrop Ann Miley Sarah Melcher Joseph A Morse Gustavus H Roth Catherine F Reed Joanna Regan Charles Rea Caroline Tuck Hattie Whitmyre with funeral details for Arlington Street Church on Wednesday at 4 30 pm.
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