Woes of Wool Growers on Felt for Shoes Duty Free
Senator Warren of Wyoming argues Ohio wool growers suffer from tariff impacts not the McKinley tariff. He compares territorial wools to Ohio and Michigan, noting higher demand and superior quality due to flocks improved by grading. He cites broad monetary stringency and a years long low mood in markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Post
Warren
Wyoming
Ohio
Michigan
Territorial
Free duty for felt used in shoe making upheld
The Treasury will not appeal Judge Nelson's ruling that felt used in shoe manufacture may enter free of duty under the old tariff for felt for sheathing vessels. The felt, smir ted by Nichols and Farnsworth of Boston and identical to that used for vessels, was deemed dutiable by Collector Beard if used otherwise. The Board of General Appraisers and District Court upheld no duty, and Attorney General Miller advised no appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Treasury Department
Nelson
Messrs
Nichols & Farnsworth
Oston
Beard
Board of General Appraisers
District Court
Supreme Court
Miller
Department
Reopen pension case for William H. Croup’s mother
Assistant Secretary Hussey asks the Commissioner of Pensions to reopen the 1864 Andersonville death claim on merit. The soldier from Plymouth NC deserted after fishing trip away from camp, yet his surrender by Union command led to his capture and death in captivity.
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Hussey
Interior Department
Commissioner of Pensions
William H. Croup
Andersonville
Pension Office
Plymouth
N. C
Croup
Fort Williams
Hoke
Department
The New Two Per Cent Bonds
First lots of 414 per cent bonds totaling 1.5 million were mailed. Old bonds are reissued with new numbers and seal, continuing interest at 2 percent from Sept 2, 1891, per circular 99. Post offices numbered 64,391 as of June 30, 1891, up 2,000. Acting Secretary Wharton notes pork duty bill not yet reached by Senate. Treasury delays action on detained Russian Jews case. Canadian residence cited in deportation case. Chinaman to remain pending fuller inquiry.
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Fulton National Bank of Lancaster
Penn
Aew
Wharton
Department of State
Whitelaw Reid
Paris
Senate
Treasury Department
New York
Boston
Owen
Canada
Secretary of the Treasury
China
Port Huron
Mich
United States
New Church Erected and Dedicated Here
A newly erected church built by citizens and summer residents was dedicated yesterday afternoon. The Rev. W. F. Mallalieu D D bishop of New Orleans and other clergymen officiated at the ceremony in the pleasant edifice known as Monument Beacon.
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Monument Beacon
W. F. Mallalieu
D.D
New Orleans
Mutiny in the Coldstream Guards at Wellington Barracks
London reports a mutiny in the Coldstream Guards second battalion based at Wellington Barracks near Buckingham Palace. After dutiful involvement during the German emperor’s visit, privates refused parade, argued with officers, and endured confinement orders. Hardinge aided calm, while War Office blamed unreasoning compliance amid rising tensions in the Foot Guards.
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London
Coldstream Guards
A. E. Hardinge
K.C.B
Wellington Barracks
Birdcage Walk
Buckingham Palace
William
Germany
Grenadier Guards
Scots Fusiliers
Foot Guards
Chelsea Barracks
St. George’s Barracks
Grambling
Sulien
Bermuda
Coldstreams
Grenadiers
St. James's Park
Hardinge
War Office
Relief aid vote in Commons boosts Irish welfare works
London July 22. In Committee of Supply the House of Commons approved 300000 for relief of Ireland's suffering poor. Mr Balfour outlined permanent welfare works across Ireland, acknowledging duty amid vast distances. MPs Healy Webb praised efforts but lamented ongoing grants and misgovernment. Balfour supported an agricultural department to aid youth in congested districts.
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London
House of Commons
Committee of Supply
Ireland
Balfour
Timothy Healy
North Longford
Donegal
Alfred Webb
Waterford
Mr. Webb
Webb
J. Balfour
Turmoil in Southern China Sparks Revolt Fears
Reports from Victoria BC via Empress of India say southern China is in turmoil as bands of plunderers terrorize the region and law and order collapse. Formosa Governor-General Le Wing Cuen is gravely ill, with his death likely to trigger wider uprisings. Shanghai remains tense after recent riots and fears of attacks on foreigners grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
Empress of India
China
le Wing Cuen
Formosa
Shanghai
Uruguay Decree Declares Three Day Public Holiday
The Uruguayan government decreed a three day public holiday and some banks resisted until police enforcement. The Montevideo branch of the English Bank of the River Plate declared itself solvent after a recent liquidation. In Buenos Ayres the French Bank of the River Plate has resumed operations.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Buenos Ayres
A Fashionable London Wedding in Holy Trinity Church
The marriage of Miss Ethel Forbes-Leith daughter of A J Forbes-Leith of New York to Captain Charles Rood of the First Royal Dragoons and aide to the Duke of Connaught occurred this afternoon at Holy Trinity Church Burn. A large crowd of fashionable guests attended including the Duke and Duchess of Connaught the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise with the United States Minister the Hon Robert T Lincoln and Mrs Lincoln.
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London
Ethel Forbes-Leith
A. J. Forbes-Leith
New York
Charles Rood
First
Royal) Dragoons
Duke of Connaught
Holy Trinity Church
Duke
Duchess of Connaught
Marquis of Lorne
Louise
United States
Robert T. Lincoln
Neoln
Grain duties in Germany conference on grain duties
Berlin July 22 There was a morning conference in Berlin between Government members and leaders of Germany's grain firms. The meeting followed an urgent government summons and is generally believed to aim at reconsidering reductions in grain duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Augustus Harris Knighted for Covent Garden Entertainment
London July 22 Augustus Harris manager of the Royal Italian Opera Covent Garden has been knighted for the brilliant entertainment on July 8 at Covent Garden. The event celebrated the visit of the Emperor of Germany to England and was organized under his direction.
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Sir” Augustus Harris
London
Augustus Harris
Royal Italian Opera
Covent Garden
Germany
England
Emperor William Reaches Europe’s Northern Cape
Christiania July 22 reports Emperor William of Germany yesterday ascended Cape North the northernmost point of Europe at the tip of Mageroe island. The ascent marks a notable royal voyage near the Norwegian coast.
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Kaiser
Christiania
Emperor William of Germany
Cape North
Europe
Mageroe
Norway
France and the Pair in Her Exhibits in Chicago
Paris reports French chambers of commerce oppose the McKinley tariff hindering Chicago exhibition participation. Algiers, Reims, Roubaix, St Etienne, Bordeaux, and Marseilles chambers condemn tariffs as trade barriers and encourage or hesitate on exhibiting in Chicago, with hopes for a friendlier stance from the American side.
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Paris
Associated Press
Chambers of Commerce
France
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of
Algiers
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Reims
Minister of Commerce
American Republic
Roubaix
St. Etienne
Bordeaux
Marseilles
Providence Steamship Company expands capital and orders new steamers
Providence and Stonington Steamship Company stockholders approve a $500,000 capital increase to $2.5 million. Shares at $150 each remain available after current holders choose. New single propeller vessels by Harlan Hollingsworth of Wilmington will measure 310 feet overall, 44 feet beam, with steel hull and 60,000 to 68,000 psi tensile strength. They target 18 mph with 600 tons freight and 300 passengers, electric lighting, advanced fire safety, freight-optimized decks, and 100 staterooms on the saloon deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. IL
Sorciran
Providence & Stonington Steamship Company
Harlan Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
Erratic Senator Chandler on Railroad Taxation
Concord New Hampshire July 22 Senator Chandler a leader in the Evening Monitor argues railroads corrupt state government via free passes and money. He cites Concord and Boston and Maine tax figures, claims higher assessments would nearly triple revenue, and says the people lose about 302 thousand dollars yearly due to railroad influence.
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Concord
N. H
Chandler
Evening Monitor
Board of Equalization
Boston & Maine
Ex-Congressman Guenther Visits Curiaco on Trade Note
Ex Congressmen Rich ard Guenther now Consul General to Mexico arrived in Curiaco en route to Oshkosh. He said the United States leads Mexico trade, noting importations from the U S to Mexico exceed six million dollars more than imports from all other countries combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Richard Guenther
United States
Mexico
Oshkosh
Wis
Swindling Extraordinary Opens in Seine Tribunal
Paris July 22 An extraordinary trial begins at the Seine Tribunal over a {'65 persons' } group including cab owners cabmen police and insurance inspectors accused of conspiring to defraud insurers by fake cab accident reports. Police officers prepared reports cabmen signed them and inspectors certified damages with the proceeds split by the gang led by Veler a job master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Seine
Veler
Steger Hosts Hungarian Menu Dinner for Boston Press Club
Mr Julius Steger of New York a representative of the Hungarian Government acted as host at Youngs Hotel for about thirty five guests from the Boston Press Club and state leaders. The evening featured elaborate royal Hungarian dishes and witty performances by Daniel S Knowlton with guests toasts and letters of regret from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Steger
New York
Mein
Young’s Hotel
Boston Press Club
Mr. Steger
John W. Corcoran
J. W. Coveney
L. L. Morgan
the Post
E. H. Clement
The
Transcript
Herbert Underwood
Advertiser
Curtis Guild, Jr
Commercial Bulletin
M. P. Curran
Republic
United States
Wyman
Harry Chamberlain
Journal
Richardson
Newa
D. 8. Knowlton
the Times
J. Mitchell Galvin
City of
Boston
Ed Stearns
Herald
Mr. Stegeris
Nicolaus Fsterhaszy
Hungary
Daniel
Sam Mosely
Jere” Coveney
Steger
Marc Antony
Ansar
Curtis Guild
Russell
Barrett
Beard
Matthews
James Jeffrey Rocue
Landlord's Lesson in Municipal Court Case
Judge Forsythe condemned the assault claim as a case of landlord pressure. Complainant Mrs. Sabina Anderson, tenant at No 1 Crescent Place, said John Baninger led a trio to force entry, struck her with shears, and she feared for her sick child. Baninger was found guilty and fined $15.
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Forsythe
Sabina Anderson
No. 1
Crescent Place
Anderson
John Baninger
Rosa Gordon
Edix D. Swift
Ballinger
Esaninger
Under a Bell of Bright Flowers Two Young Newton People Are Married
In Newtonville on July 22, Miss Lucy Arnold Shaw daughter of Mrs Kingsbury and Mr Joshua Baker Jr son of Joshua Baker ship chandler Boston were married beneath a floral bell with Rev A B Vorse officiating. The Cecilia Orchestra provided music and a long collation followed the ceremony. The couple plan to live on Sargeant Street Newton after a wedding trip. Ada Dean Atwood and Arthur Haskell Goodwin were married at West Somerville, the ceremony led by Rev W S Alexander in the Walton home with no bridesmaids or best man. The bride wore white silk with pearl trimming and sweet peas, and they will reside in Minneapolis after a two-week honeymoon.
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Newton
H. D. Kingsbury
Otis Street
Newtonville
Lucy Arnold Shaw
A. B. Vorse
Wellesley Hills
Cecilia Orchestra
Charles Richardson
Boston
Robert Harwood
Harry Brackett
Sargeant Street
Goodwin—Walton
Milton L. Walton
Russell Street
West Somerville
Ada Dean Atwood
Arthur Haskell Goodwin
Minneapolis
W.S. Alexander
Clarence Lawrence
Charles A. Hardy
Frank Huntress
Harry G. Drake
Mrs. Goodwin
Senators Enjoy Summer Tariff Session at Narragansett
The Sub-Committee of the Senate Tariff Committee, including Aldrich Allison Carlisle Harris and Jones, is in Narragansett for a ten day summer session of tariff revision. Western visitors mingle with expected summer patrons as the party relaxes at Sherry's cottage.
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Narragansett
Senate Tariff Committee
Aldrich
Allison
Carlisle
Harris
Tennessee
Jones
Nevada
Sherry
Lastern
Missionary Widow of Hawaiians Dies in San Francisco
Mrs Clarissa C Armstrong mother of General Armstrong of the Hampton Institute died in San Francisco on Monday. She spent fifty years as a resident missionary in the Hawaiian Islands and earlier in the Marquesas Islands witnessing cannibalism. Five children survive her and she was among the few survivors who first introduced Christianity there.
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Clarissa C. Armstrong
C. Armstrong
Hampton, Va. Institute
San Francisco
Richard Armstrong
Marquesas Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Boston
Honolulu
Charles H. Dunham
Winchester
Coventry
Conn
Dale & Son
Yankee Nation
Kilby Street
Hovey
Shge Findings
Milk Street
High Street
Dunham
William Parkman Lodge
A. F
A. M
Knights of Honor of
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Keston
Winchester Historical and Genealogical Society
County Democracy
Young Men’s Democratic Club
University Club
Edward S. Smith
Pittsfield
New York
Smith
Jerome van Crowninshield Smith
Harvard
Bowdoin Street
Aaron H. Cornish
Plymouth
Mass
Massachusetts
Phillips Academy
Andover
Robert Reece
H. B. Farnie
London
John Hollingshead
J. Warren Symonds
Salem
Baldwin Dahl
Howe Heffernan Salem wedding at Church of the Immaculate Conception
John J. Howe jail turnkey and Miss Margaret T daughter of John Heffernan of Salem were married in Salem at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Nuptial mass by Rev D J Herlihey aided by Rev P J Halley. Best man W P Heffernan, bride's maid Ellen T Heffernan, ushers Michael Hefferman and John Ellis. Reception at Hefferman residence on St Peter street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
John J. Howe
Margaret T
John Heffernan
Salem Brieflets: Sentences and Stolen Team Reports
In District Court James Henry receives four months in the House of Correction for drunkenness. Austin Whipple notes a team stolen from his Hamilton area stable. Insolvency Court: Stephen R. Kearney files voluntary petition. Adams & Spitz sue A R Milne & Co. W B Kezar sued by J W & J Hansen. An attachment for divorce worth $15,000 set against Peter M Sanborn. Guatemala lacks funds reports Salvador cable payment shortfall.
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Salem
James Henry
House of Correction
Austin Whipple
Hamilton
Stephen R. Kearney
Lynn
A R
Obituary notices for Dunham Hall Russell Whitten Smith and Wild
Obituary notices dated the 21st and 20th mention George G. Drew Dunham Charles A Dunham William Hooker Hall Frank Lin Russell Charles Whitten and Samuel S Wild. Funeral details state from residences at No 3 Myrtle Street South Coventry Conn Brookline Dorchester Chatham N Y Providence R I with ages 63 to 75 and burial plans and request to omit flowers.
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Drew
George G. Drew
Dunham
Winchester
Charles A Dunham
Myrtle Street
South Coventry
Conn
Brookline
William Hooker Hall
Russell
Dorchester
Franklin Russell
Ashburnham
Whitten
Charles Whitten
Smith
Chatham
N. Y
Edward Sutton Smith
Boston
New York Herald
Wild
Providence
R. L
Samuel S. Wild
Young physician to oversee mild or nervous patients
A young physician experienced with insanity will take charge of mild or nervous patients, whether traveling or resident, at this office identified as B. W. E.
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Senator Warren
Mr. Balfour
Commerce of
Providence & Stonington Company
Senator Chandler
New Hampshire
Young's
Doergesce
la Reine
Count Andrassy
Celties
Emerick von Mocsary
St. Marceaux
Baker—Shaw
Apollinarts
Table Waters
Howe—Heffernan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Guatemala
San SaLtrapor
Salvador
Libertad
Mountain View Hotel
Dilmanton, N. H
John N. Stoddard
Switzerland
Tyrol
Pyrenees
Gilmanton
Frank McAuliffe
N. Hi
HOTEL
Churchill
Brant Rock
Flonse
H. N.andrews
POINT
Nantucket
Odern
Charles F. Folger
Surf Side
Sherburne
Bay View
J. Patterson & Son
Wolfboro
N.H
Kingswood House
Lake Winnipiseogee
New England
G. R. Stimpson
Trimountain House
Sylvester Brown
Namant
Ocean View
Terma Liberal
Pine Clift
Lake Warren
Alstead
N. I
Stee Grove
Keene
Bellows Falls
NE AN
Irving
Moosilaure House
Montreal
R. R. Telegraph and
G. H. L. Head
Warren, N
Saratoga Springs, N
Congress Hall
Saratoga Springs
Lakewood
Clement
Huestis
South Broadway
W. B. Huestis
Cedar Bluff Hotel
East Side
Saratoga Lake
Bridge
Kitchburg
Ss. H. Phillips
Congress Park House
Congress Spring Park
Saratoga
H. W. Slocum
Graves
Ss. Graves & Son
Washington St
Pompeii
Huntington Avenue
West Chester Park
Tonicht
Monster
Boston Museum
AM. Field
Abbott & Teal
Comedy Company
Curiosity Hall
Corey Hill
Lousea
J. W. Tuckerman
Devonshire St
Beacon and
Washington Sts
State Street
Stock Exchange
Dexter & Curtis
Western
Joan Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire
Summer Street
Walter Baker
Summer St
Chauncy St
Apovly Ton
W. Harris
BRICE
Evans & Son
Equitable Building
J. M. Wade
Omce
Tremont Street
Kents
Urabus
Tremont
Isis
Egypt
Temple
Tremont Place
New Hampshire Trust Co
Manchester
Devonshire Street
Enngland
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Post Office Square
Esse
Benz. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
S. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Northampton St
M. & Starweather
E. van Noorden & CO
Harrison Ave
Campobello Island
Commercial Wharf
Eastport Direct
Portland
Haymarket Square
Eastport
Street Department
Sewer Division
Walley
Leyden
Gladstone
East Boton
City Hall
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