Personalities Dine In Wild House Debate And Senate Fortifications
Washington July 11 The House wasted much of the afternoon on a personal wrangle between Republican partisans and Greenbacker Weaver of Iowa as Phelps sought a 40 percent duty on flax and linen. Weaver read an interview about the Chicago nomination and Iowa’s farmers, while Henderson affirmed Iowa would vote Republican. Mills curbed the clash to ten minutes and Breckinridge steered back to business. The Senate debated fortifications and seacoast defenses with Plumb proposing a July 25 postponement as wartime naval questions dominated the discussion before adjourning at 5:30.
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Washneton
House
Iowa
William Walter Phelps
New Jersey
Weaver
Phelps
Chicago
Harrison
Henderson
Ingalls
John J. O'Neill
Mills
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Senate Debate Over Post Office Subsidy and South America Aid
In a heated session about appropriations the Senate discussed a conference report on the post office bill. The debate centered on a subsidy amendment for mail to South and Central America, its potential impact on the postal system, and opposing views from senators Plumb Beck and Reagan.
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Wasu Hindon
Post Office
Plumb
Senate
South
Central America
Postoffice Department
West
Central
South America
Post Office Department
Garretts
Roach
Pacific Mail
Chace
Beck
Congress
Kentucky
Democraticc
Democratic Party
Democratic Arty
Tammany Hall
United States
Republican Party
Corey
Reagan
Platt
McPherson
Saulsbury
Hawley
England
Stewart
Carl
House Debates Sugar Experiments and Tariff Amendments
Mis souri Representative Hatch reports disagreement over an agricultural appropriation for sorghum sugar experiments. The House votes to concur in the Senate amendment? and then resumes tariff bill debates with Phelps's 40 percent duty on flax items, caucus claims, and motions on wool and convict-made goods as the evening session passes the census bill.
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Hatch
Missouri
Senate
Ryan
Kansas
House
Phelps
New Jersey
Committee On Ways and Means
Wilson
Minnesota
Associated Press
United States
Court of Appeal
Ways and Means Committee
Barbour
Barbour & Bros
Paterson
N. J
Ireland
Breckinridge
Arkansas
Buchanan
Lehrbach
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Mills
Reed
Caswell
Wisconsin
Williston Surges to Victory in Wellesley Tennis Matches
The second day at Wellesley tournament produced two standout matches. Sears defeated Mansfield to reach the final, while Williston, a promising newcomer, upset McMullen after a love set win. Williston then outplayed McMullen 7-5 after McMullen won a love set. The forthcoming morning sees Sears versus Williston for the top spot, with doubles consolation expected to finish by Friday.
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Spredray
Sears
Mansfield
Williston
Arnold
McMullen
Monongahela Freshet Submerges McKeesport Mills and Towns
A July freshet on the Monongahela causes over 1 million dollars in damage from Brownsville to Clarksburg, with scores of barges, shanty boats, and gas mains swept away. McKeesport mills close as hundreds are left homeless. a fatal gas explosion follows a bridge fire as trains halt and the river carries debris downstream.
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Smithfield Street
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Joseph Walton & Co
Polishtown
Wheeling
Grafton
W. Va
Fairmount
Brownsville
Rowlsburg
McKeesport
Pittsburg
Virginia
Charleston
Peters Creek
Clarksburg
Valley
Monongahela
Dentists’ Union Meeting Brims With Exhibits And Talks
Dentists from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Canada gathered at the Rogers building, Institute of Technology, forenoon sessions with two clinics by Dr. D M Clapp and Dr. W P Cooke of Boston. Exhibits featured firms from Boston, New York, London and Philadelphia. An evening session heard papers on Ptomaines by Prof Charles Mayer and on Dental Caries by Dr George S Allan with stereopticon slides. A harbor excursion to Cambridge and a Stamford steamer cruise with Mayor O'Brien offerings are included in today’s program.
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Massachusetts Dental Society
Rogers Building
Institute of Technology
Canada
D. M. Clapp
Boston
W. P. Cooke
Seabury & Johnson
New York
Ward
Newark
Waltham Emery Wheel Company
Hood & Reynolds
Whitall, Tatum & Co
B. L. Knapp & Co
Dennett Food Company
Cambridge
University
Peabody Museum
Huntington Hall
Charles Mayer
Springfield
Kellar
George 8. Allan
Drew Xavier Sudduth
Philadelphia
Stamford
O’brien
J. E. Stanton
George F. Cheney
St. Johnsbury
Paine's Furniture Ad on Building a New House
Readers are urged to study Paine's Furniture Company advertisement on another page. The piece presents sound doctrine on building a new house and is described as a worthwhile lesson.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Straws from State Street Lynn Matters
Markets yesterday showed continued strength as traders offered and were absorbed. Noting occasional dulness followed by an advance, the article suggests a natural tendency toward recovery. Local prices remained irregular yet held an underlying tone of strength awaiting more days of current momentum.
Market Report Highlights Pacific Stocks And Wheat Strength
A prominent New York investor urges caution on Granger stocks while expecting a material rise in Pacific group shares. Northern Pacific shows daily gains of 10 000 to 12 000, with strong crop prospects and potential big autumn earnings. Wheat markets gain due to cold English weather and possible export demand, hinting at higher farm prices and longer railroad hauls.
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New York
Pacific Group
Northern Pacific
Villard
England
Damore
London
Seaboard
Evening theater and concert listings across venues
The schedule lists Monte Cristo Jr at the Museum Evening 8. Grand Opera House presents Professor D M Bristol’s Equescurriculum with afternoon 2 and evening 7 46. Oakland Garden shows Aladdin with 7 45. Cyclorama 541 Tremont Street features Battle of Gettysbig. Music Hall offers a promenade concert at 8. Pompeian Amphitheatre presents The Last Days of Pompeii at 7 45. Horticultural Hall shows Christ entering Jerusalem and The Crucifixion.
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Monte Cristo
Horticultural Hall
Christ
Jerusalem
Marriages In This City With Several Partnerships
In this city on July 11 Alfred F. Chapman wed Miss Dela M Upham by Rev J W Dadman. On July 10 Arthur ah Pearson married G Alma Littlefield of Somerville at Church of the Advent by Rev Sherman. July 10 Benjamin Ramsden of Sanford Maine wed Mary Clegg of Boston by Rev M R Deming. July 9 Ked G Ross wed Miss Mary F Burnham at Ipswich by Rev Robert B Parker.
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Ross—Burnham
Ipswich
Robert B.parker
Ked G. Ross
Mary FF
Burnhai
Deaths: Bennett to Wilson in city and beyond
Death notices list Jane S Bennett of Wayland. John Eaton Dennis in Evensburg aged 1 year 3 months. Miss Georgeanna Haliburton of Boston at 85. Elizabeth Symes Holway of East Sandwich aged 2. Obadiah Rich of Mr Pleasant aged 78. Clifford A Scovell son of Osro A and Emma J Scovell aged 11. Foster Shores of Newark 39. Joseph H Souther of this city 36. Lucinda Wheeler of Gloucester 63. Lewis R K Wilson of this city 60.
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Rich
Mr. Pleasant
Obadiah Rich
Scovell
Chelsea
Clifford A. Scovell
Osro A
Emma J. Scovell
Shores
Newark
N.J
Foster Shores
Souther
Joseph H. Souther
Wheeler
Gloucester
Lucinda Wheler
Wilson
Lewis RK. Wilson
Thief in Heat Steals Violin From Opera Leader
Police nab Francois Gillett in hot weather after he hidden a violin under an overcoat and stole an $800 instrument from Thompson and Odell on Washington Street. He is linked to a $45 violin theft from A W Leland. James Favor and George Butler, both teens, were arrested for attempting to rob a peddler on Tremont Street. a companion was captured.
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Francois Gillett
Thompson & Odell
Washington Street
TaeRoy
W. M. Leve
Grand Opera House
A. W. Leland
Tremont Street
Governor Ames Improves Slowly Reads Papers at Rest
The governor shows perceptible improvement with a comfortable day and cheerful mood. He rested well Tuesday night and spent an hour reading evening papers, as Dr Knight expressed hopeful prognostications for his near future. It remains uncertain if he will be moved to North Easton despite better condition. A household member notes last summer was spent at the Commonwealth Avenue residence.
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Ames
Knight
North Easton
Commonwealth Avenue
Flag Raising At Salem Democratic Ratification Event
Salem Democrats plan a grand ratification meeting tomorrow evening at headquarters 184 Essex Street. A flag will be raised on Central Street with portraits of Cleveland and Thurman. Speakers from Boston will address the gathering.
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Thurman
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Memorial service for Samuel Warren at Cumberland Mills
A service in memory of Samuel Dennis Warren of Boston was held at Warren Church Cumberland Mills yesterday morning. The Rev E M Cousens opened the service and introduced Dr S E Herrick from Mt. Vernon Church Boston who delivered a sermon based on 2 Chronicles 24 16 praising Mr Warrens good works. The sermon was also preached in Yarmouth last night. Four nephews acted as bodyguards at the funeral in Boston May 14 George W Hammond John E Warren Henry F Merriam and M B Mason. They and their colleagues have aided the mills and supported social and religious efforts in Cumberland Mills and Yarmouthville.
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Portland Advertiser
Samuel Dennis Warren
Boston
Warren
Cumberland Mills
E. M. Cousens
Yarmouth
George W. Hammond
Henry FE. Merriam
Capsecook
Gardiner
M. B. Mason
S. D. Warren & Co
Mr. Warren
Auction Sales Today At Local Fruit Firms
Auction notices list sales from Horatio Harris at 10 a m for horses and fruit from Snow & Co at 11 a m. C T Walker conducts a 10:30 auction, with items to include fruit and related goods.
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C. T. Walker
Fruit
Snow & Co
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