Pennsylvania Modesty Whose Petition for Increased Duty on Wool
Senator Cameron presented a petition urging a higher tariff on wool used for ready made clothing. The group from Allegheny Penn asks 120 percent protective duty plus 150 percent compensatory duty, arguing current rates favor foreign clothing. They note McKinley bill raises wool cloth duties but not clothing duties enough and seek doubling of the ad valorem portion.
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Senate
Senate considers broad 8300 million sundry civil bill mix
In Washington July 14 the Senate debated and amended the sundry civil appropriation bill with new items for New London public building Maine light signals and a Latin American memorial library. Debate over costs and policy stretched. The session adjourned at 6 50 with 50 of 114 pages disposed.
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United States
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Library of Congress
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Atkinson Bill Recommitted Two Financial Bills
The House debated the Atkinson bill linked to the Baltimore and Potomac railroad act. A motion to recommit with instructions to relocate the railroad station by January 1804 passed 69 to 64, giving a new committee report to the District of Columbia.
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House
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District of Columbia
Moore
New Hampshire
Sixth
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Hemphill
South Carolina
Featherstone Introduces Two Financial Bills in House
The vote resulted in yeas 90 to nays 53 with no quorum. Representative Featherstone, by request, introduced two financial bills in the House. One would lend surplus state money to counties and citizens via state and county loans. The other would authorize US Treasury notes and bonds, creating a redeemable specie fund with a commission to regulate note amounts. The House adjourned at 3 50.
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Gloucester Ship Losses and Crew Notices From June Ice Storm
A Captain Ryan letter from Dynefjord Iceland dated June 4 reports the Sen ator Saulsbury crew member Thomas Reese and Swede Otto Johnson lost at sea during storms. It notes the schooner William W. Rice, sailing March 20 with Commonwealth, is missing after iceberg encounters. her 16 man crew and details are listed. The piece highlights stormy weather, ice, and fishing prospects compared with last year.
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Joseph Ryan
A. D. Story
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Thomas Reese
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M. Walen & Son
Gloucester Mutual Fishing Insurance Company
John McDonald
Rockland
P. E
Maurice Newman
Port Mulgrave
James Swanburg
Cook
Shelburne
Joan Hubbard
Yarmouth
George Adams
Shag Harbor
Benjamin Hubley
Bridewater
N. S
Enos Seard
Burgo
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Andrew Clark
Charlottetown
P. BE
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East Point
P. EB
Charles Christenson
Lysikil
Sweden
Allan Hanson
Charles Edwards
A. B. Stein
Christiania
Norway
Antone Edwards
Stavanger
Herman Rosmundson
Hergusund
Mr. Newman
United States Navy
Colorado
Corean
United States
South Atlantic
Pacific
Japan
Fremonts Funeral Arrangements Released After General Freemont’s Death
New York reports announce arrangements for Major-General John C. Freemont’s funeral. The service is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Ignatius Church with no military display. burial will be at Trinity Cemetery in New York. The president’s order asks half mast on executive buildings until the funeral.
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William J. Morton
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Fortieth Street
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Sixth Avenues
Fremont
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Fort Snelling
Washington
Army of the United States
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
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P. T. Barnun
J. A. Bailey
Imre Kiralfy
Frank L. Perley
John Mettig
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York & New England Railroad
New Seaver Street
Boston Brigade
Learning Upton in the Field at Hincham Camp
Cadets endure a full drill day in a summer camp led by Adjutant-General Dalton. The schedule features guard mount, target practice, battalion drill, dress parade, and a 9 to 8 ball game between Companies C and D. Total personnel: 185. The day remains quiet with no notable visitors.
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Sprojan
Dalton
W. B. Clark
Walter Bouve
William A. Hayes
T. F. Edmonds
Clark
Appleton
Ticknor
Desertions from U S ship Charleston reported
Honolulu advices say sailors deserted the Charleston, natives recaptured all but eight. Deserters cite harsh discipline, confinement below deck and no access to a citizen donated library. An electrician who joined the ship allegedly led the mutiny, later demoted to assistant machinist. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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San Francisco
the Chronicle
Honolulu
United States
Charleston
Market Dull in New York After Silver Bill Passage
The New York market showed dull activity with little enthusiasm for immediate gains. Copper and rail stocks attracted attention as traders weighed speculation, while local roads in Maine and the East drove market strength. News on Northern Pacific and Hocking Valley trades emerged alongside bank reserves and new shipping plans.
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New York
Wardwell to Operate Vineyard Hotel and Railroad Chief
Corrace City July 14 Joseph M Wardwell of Bristol has purchased Katama and Mattakesett Lodges with 600 acres and wharf for the Katama Land and Wharf Company. The hotel will open July 21 and Wardwell becomes treasurer and general manager of the Martha's Vineyard railroad. The Summer Institute begins five weeks with 400 students the largest class. Westboro July 14 Jack Cruise arraigned charged with murder of Frank H Martin pleads not guilty and is bound over in 10000 bond for August term Worcester Superior Court.
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Corrace City
Joseph M. Wardwell
Bristol
R. L
Katama
Mattakesett
Westboro
Jack Cruise
Frank H. Martin
Worcester
Marriages Anderson Yathsuncha and Negus Hamilton
In this city on July 10 two marriages were performed by Rev. Johansson and Rev. States. David Anderson wed Fanny Yathsuncha, and Arthur IL Negus wed Josie A. Hamilton.
Obituary notices list deaths across several Boston area towns
The list records multiple deaths in July from Brighton Brookline South Acton East Boston Cambridge Roxbury Braintree South Wales Newton Cambridgeport and surrounding areas. Names include Elizabeth Brown Bets Bartlett Mrs Rebekah Blanchard Dennis Daley Harry A Fraser Samuel Glines Edward Houghton Jeremiah Seay John Hennessy Herbert P Kenway James Leahy Matilda Myerson Ida Wellington Michael J ONeill Maurice Pigott Byron Slader John A Simington Dr W Everett Smith and Mrs Charles E Watts with ages from 16 to 91 indicating a broad suburban to urban spread.
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Brighton
Elizabeth Almedia Brown
Bartlett
Brookline
Bets Bartlett
William
Pern
Blanchard
South Acton
Rebekah
Daley
Dennis Daley
Fraser
Boston
Harry A
Repry J
Agnes C. Fraser
Glines
Cambridge
Samuel Glines
Houghton
Edward Houghton
Horgan
Roxbury
Jeremiah Seay
Hennessy
Braintree
John Hennessy
Kenway
South Wales
Herbert P. Kenway
Newton
Mass
Leahy
Cambridgeport
James
John
Ellen Leahy
Myerson
Matilda
Albert Myerson
Lyre
South Framingham
Ida F. Wellington
Edward B. McIntyre
O'Neill
South Boston
Michael J
Thomas and Catharine O'Neill
Pigott
Chelsea
Marice M. Pigott
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