The Fight Over Tariff and Election Bills Continues
In Washington the fate of the federal election bill remains uncertain as the tariff debate advances. A caucus plan aims to set a voting time for the tariff before addressing the election bill, with leaders hoping to pass both before autumn. Democratic resistance and procedural battles shape the Senate action and party strategy.
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Mahone's Republicans Spar Over Virginia Address Plans
A Virginia Republican meeting reveals the party’s stance after a failed ticket bid. Officials say the published address was policy driven and criticize the administration for patronage handling while signaling a quiet push for a broader political campaign despite internal dissatisfaction.
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Senate caucus debates plan to move national election bill
The Senate caucus committee met at 10:30 yesterday and discussed modifications to rules to allow a majority vote on the national election bill. Proposals were debated, including continuous Republican attendance and a fixed vote date. No conclusion was reached. a report is hoped for early this week.
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Mr Blaine on the Metric System Report to Congress
The President transmitted to Congress a letter from Secretary Blaine with a weights and measures report. The document signals the administration’s engagement with metric system considerations and standardization efforts.
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United States to adopt metric system for customs
The International American Conference reports favor adoption of the metric system in U S customs. A secretary’s letter submits a draft bill proposing that starting July 1 1891 the metric weights and measures authorized by 1866 act shall be used exclusively in the U S customs service.
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Assistant Secretary Nominees Named for Treasury Post
General A B Nettleton of Minnesota selected as assistant secretary of the Treasury under a new three member setup. Nomination likely to be sent to the Senate Monday. Tichenor vacancy to be filled by Special Agent Spaulding joining the board of customs appraisers.
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Mr Stackpole on the Slate for Customs Appraisers
The board of Customs Appraisers may be completed this week with four new appraisers split equally between parties. Boston lawyer Mr Stackpole and General George N. Snowden are said to have been chosen. A hitch remains over the other two members.
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Those Chinamen Going Back Deportation Ordered for 24 Men
Assistant Secretary Tichenor ordered the deportation to China at government expense of twenty four Chinese men recently convicted at Benson Arizona for illegally entering the United States from Mexico.
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Market Quiet on New York Exchange and Kansas Rain Boosts Crops
The New York market opened with little change as leading operators were absent. Kansas rains promise corn crop help, while local sentiment stays bullish. Railroads rise on heavy summer travel and freight, and Mexican Central securities gain on Seligman loan arrangements. Copper prices firm on likely upward move.
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Oregon & Transcontinental reorganizes with North American purchase
The Oregon and Transcontinental Company announces arrangements completed for reorganization. North American, a New Jersey firm, agrees to buy all assets and issue stock share for share for thirty days from July 14. Other notes touch on European markets, rail earnings, and summer resort activity.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure Record
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable remedy when other treatments fail and claims it purifies blood and aids digestion, urging readers to try the preparation.
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Senate Passes Bounty and Subsidy Shipping Bills in Split Vote
The Senate moved the bounty and subsidy shipping bills after a four hour debate on the silver conference report. House members denounced the measure as a surrender to silver interests. The conference report passed the House 122 to 90 before Senate action adjourned. The tariff bill was taken up as unfinished business.
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Senate Passes Shipping and Postal Subsidy Bills in Divisive Vote
The Senate resumed debate on subsidy bills with speeches by West and Frye. Amendments were debated and rejected as the body advanced the foreign trade subsidy and then passed the postal subsidy bill authorizing 5 to 10 year contracts for American built steamships to carry mails to foreign ports, with vessels classified into four classes and payments set per ton mile.
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Sea Man's Bethel Dedicated At Harbor Foot Salem
The Sea Man's Bethel at Burner street in Salem was dedicated this afternoon from a bequest by the late Henry Barr. A large audience attended including Captain Oliver Thayer in his ninety fourth year. The program featured prayers, readings, remarks by Henry W. Peabody, and addresses by Rev. E K Willson and Hon. Stephen G. Wheatland. The chapel seats 175 and overlooks the harbor, offering easy access to sailors.
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Auditor Dyer Removed and Major Cook Promoted
Auditor Dyer of the Custom House was removed on Friday afternoon and Major John H. Cook was promoted to fill the vacancy. Cook has served in the Custom House for about twenty years in multiple posts and resides in Dorchester. He is a veteran and a close personal ally of Collector Beard.
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Marriages Record: Hurst Daley McKelvie Wright Rice Sargent
In this city July 10 Ziba Hurst to Elizabeth Daley. July 11 Andrew Mc Kelvie to Esther Wright. July 10 Oscar R Rice to Maud L Sargent of Waltham.
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Death notices from this city listings with dates
Deaths this city July 11 Catharine Vine Clapp Mary Adams widow of George P Clapp Patrick Crowley aged 49 Sarah I L Clarke widow of N A Clarke Sophronia A Collins aged 44 George DD Crossman aged 77 Laura B Grinnell aged 69 Hannah A Jackson widow of William Jackson aged 71 Jane Maguire Ida Pope Danforth P Wight aged 50 paymaster US Navy funeral note for Crossman Tuesday 3 o'clock private burial Flowers omitted
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