Policy of Exclusion in Canada Trade Debated
The Treasury favors restricting Canadian imports with duties on Canadian cars and bonding limits for the Canadian Pacific Railway. Officials caution such steps would disrupt transit traffic and provoke retaliation, while Congress and senatorial investigations could temper push for a broad exclusionist policy. Boston and New England protests signal broader opposition to blocking foreign markets.
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Wasameron
Spectan
Treasury
Canada
Congress
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
Treasury Department
New England
West
Grand Trunk
Canada Southern Railways
Boston
Senators to Hear Rail Canada Ties Friday in Boston
Senator Cullom heads to Boston Friday with Blair Hiscock and others to probe railroad relations with Canada under the interstate commerce law. First hearing set in the State railroad commission rooms. L P Kimball of Union Pacific among witnesses. focus on losses to Canadian lines and potential duties or bonding changes. The inquiry may seek an international accord to align Canadian roads with U S practices.
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Boston
Cullom
Canada
Blair
Hiscock
Eagan
Harris
Gorman and
Barbour
State Committee On Interstate Commerce
State Railroad Commission
L. P. Kimball
Union Pacific
Adams
New York
Cullum
Canadian Pacific Railway
United States
Canadian Pacific
van Horne
Persian minister to Europe after Washington departure
Hadje Hassien Ghouly Khan, the Persian minister, announces dissatisfaction with America and plans to leave Washington for Europe late next week. He will visit London to pay respects to the Shah and may not return to the United States. He accuses American press of license and aims to show the Shah a collection of unfavorable clippings.
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America
Hadje Hassien Ghouly Khan
Washington
Europe
London
United States
New York
Harbor line navigational rule cited for July each year
A brief note states that the harbor line is required from July and continues annually during the navigation season, indicating a recurring seasonal rule about maritime operations and adherence for the specified months.
Senator Dawes Sets Sail on Albatross Voyage
The fish commission steamer Albatross is due at Victoria B C today to carry Senator Dawes and several senators. They will travel next to Kodiak Island in the Aleutians and then to Sitka.
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Senator Dawes
Fish Commission
Victoria
B.C
Kodiak Island
Aleutian
Sitka
New Indian Commissioner Morgan Visits Office
Thomas J. Morgan of Rhode Island, the incoming commissioner of Indian affairs, met Acting Commissioner Bell at the Indian office today. He will delay starting duties for several days to find a home. his wife accompanies him and they have no children.
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Morgan
Indian Affairs
Thomas J. Morgan
Rhode Island
Indian Office
Bell
Secretary Windom Rejects Compromise in Alien Labor Case
Secretary Windom rejects the offered compromise of the judgment against the Holy Trinity Church of New York City for violation of the alien labor contract law. The case will proceed to the Supreme Court, based on the Attorney General's advice.
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Windom
Holy Trinity Church
New York City
Supreme Court
Secretary issues pension warrants for new fiscal year
The Secretary of the Treasury issued warrants totaling 16 million dollars for pension payments, marking the first payment on this account for the new fiscal year.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Colonel Parke Placed on Retired List at West Point
Colonel John G. Parke of the Engineer Corps and superintendent of the West Point military academy was placed on the army retired list today at his own request. He has served forty years as an army officer.
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John G. Parke
Engineer Corps
West Point Military Academy
Army
Boston Banks Name Reserve Agents for National Chase
An order issued by the comptroller of the currency authorizes the Fourth National Bank of Boston and the National Hide and Leather Bank of Boston to act as reserve agents for the Chase National Bank of New York.
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Boston
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Fourth National Bank of
National Hide and Leather Bank
Chase National Bank of
New York
President's family to vacate for Deer Park trip
Mrs Harrison leaves tomorrow by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for Deer Park Maryland to remain during the heated term. She will be accompanied by her father Dr Scott and her two grandchildren. Mrs McKee the President's daughter will join them at Deer Park. The President will visit after Woodstock.
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Harrison
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Deer Park
Scott
McKee
Woodstock
Extra Session Talk at White House on New States
Leading Republican senators and representatives met the President to discuss calling an extra session to carry elections in the new states, especially Montana troubled by spoils distribution under General Russell Harrison. Allison said they may meet in November after state representatives are chosen. Chandler anticipated a November meeting.
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Congress
White House
Montana
Russell Harrison
Allison
Chandler
Banquet at Youngs Hotel Praises J R Leeson Before Europe Sail
A large company of gentlemen assembled at Youngs Hotel for a complimentary banquet honoring Mr. J R Leeson who sails for Europe on Saturday. Presiding was the Hon Weston Lewis with remarks from many notable figures praising Leesons public spirit and citizen duties. The gathering featured tributes from John W Candler and others including Alden Speare and William Rice, all wishing him well and declaring his patriotism and neighborly worth.
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Europe
Weston Lewis
Leeson
Lewis
John W. Candler
A. B. Sanford
Fall River
Jonathan A. Lane
Boston Merchants’ Association
Robert KR. Bishop
Newton
Williamb. Rice
Alden Speare
Chamber of Commerce
Timothy Merrick
Home Market Club
Walter C. Harriman
A. Shuman
Jerome Jones
John Hopewell, Jr
James Finlayson, Jr
North Grafton
Stephenb. Simons
Charles Weil
Jacob H. Hecht
A. L. Joslin
Oxford
8. K. Moore
Ieeson
Hopewell
Details Emerge on Mattapan Man's Shooting
Walter Bradley of Mattapan faced a personal crisis suspected in the shooting after returning from New York sick with malaria. Friends noted his low spirit and illness while his coat waistcoat and hat were found with the revolver nearby, suggesting possible self harm before he walked to a nearby house where his uncle Alfred Morse carried him in. A physicians’ consultation was planned tonight.
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Walter Bradley
Mattapan
Bradley
New York
Alfred Morse
Mr. Morse
Iuyna
Fruit-Horatio Harris and Co. at 10:15 a.m.
A brief item notes Fruit-Horatio Harris and Company scheduled for 10 15 a m. The context or details are not specified beyond the time and entity.
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Horatio Harris & Co
Allen Hall and others wed in New England notices
Wedding notices list multiple marriages in June and July across Massachusetts venues including Hingham, Beverly and Franklin. Names include Charles Rickerson Allen, Lizzie Hobart Hall, John Chapman, Minna Timmins, John Cotton, Annie Carrieck, Edward Duggan, Dorcas Mahoney, Thomas Farrell, June Carpenter, Rufus Gerrish, Abbie Gerrish, Will Johnson, Leta Reed, with officiants Rev. A Leflingwell Rev. Arthur J. Wright Rev. Indicott Rev. KR Barry Rev. J. Buckley and Rev. G. Eb Lovejoy.
Obituary notices list deaths in several New England towns
In this city June 27 William Brown aged 53 and other notices from Lynn Boston Cambridge Somerville and New York announce deaths from June 28 to July 2 including Charlotte Farnsworth Magdalene Fries Sarah Hobart Edward Little Augusta Libby Nathaniel Plympton William Saunders and Fanny Cushing with funeral notices to follow Copy please across newspapers.
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Edward P. Little
Libby
Somerville
Augusta L. Libby
Mast Lofton
Plympton
New York
Nathaniel Plympton
Saundrs
Cambridge
William Elmer
William A
Mary P. Saunders
Toyvpan
C@mbridge
Fanny Cushing
Robert XII
Market Weakness From Atchison Leads NY Decline
The New York market opened with heavy Atchison selling, spreading weakness across stocks. Authorities note bear pressure, rising short interest, and lack of solid support. Boston and western markets show mixed strength with Mexican Central solid while Atchison and Rock Island face poor prospects.
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New York
Atchison
Brandon
Atchison Company
Beverly Farms Wedding Unites John Chapman And Miss Minna Jimmins
A brilliant ceremony at the Hon. Martin Brimmer’s Beverly Farms summer home joined John Chapman of New York to Miss Minna Jimmins, niece of Mrs. Brimmer, with Rev. Endicott Peabody officiating and a Boston and Philadelphia guest list including William A. Russell Henry Cabot Lodge and J. Morse Jr. Mrs. Endicott and many dignitaries attended the luncheon on the lawn amid oak arches and June roses.
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Speeran
Martin Brimmer
John Chapman
New York
Minna ‘Jimmins
Brimmer
Endicott Peabody
Episcopal Church
Addison
Beverly
Sara Timmins
Grafton Cushing
A. W. Longfellow, Jr
J. J
C. G. Loring
C. W. Loring
A. P. Loring
H. Shattuck
F.L. Higginson
R. H. Fitz
P. T. Jackson
Charles Heard
A. Cotting
Catherine Loring
Louise Loring
George Dexter
Arthur Amory
J. T. Wheelwright
Henry Wainwright
Roger Walcott
Abbott Lawrence
K. W. Sears
Miss Sears
F. Gordon Dexter
T. K. Lothrop
Bar Harbor mail pouch mystery grows with no new notices
Post office inspector reports no new information from Bar Harbor. The Bar Harbor postmaster believes the pouch held more letters than when it was located, suggesting a possible discrepancy in contents or handling.
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Bar Harbor
Philo. Record
Boston Post
Albany Argus
Brooklyn Times
Boston Globe
Boston Advertiser
Stevenson
Philadelphia Bulletin
Boston Traveller
Phila, Press
Boston Times
Liebig on Mattoni Giesshuebler Water for sale
Professor Liebig endorses Mattoni Giesshuebler Water as a mild pure alkaline acidulous spring that gently stimulates the nervous system and increases digestive action. Described as the healthiest most agreeable and refreshing beverage. Available for sale by S. S. Pierce & Co. Boston Mass.
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Mattoni’s
S. S. Pierce & Co
Boston
Mass
Stevenson Story Praised for Facile Wit and Humor
Chicago Tribune hails Mr Stevenson’s new work as more strongly witty and irresistibly humorous than his prior pieces, highlighting the author’s standout talent and engaging prose.
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Mr. Stevenson
Chicago Tribune
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