Secretive Tariff Bill Details Surface in Senate Debate
Washington July 26 Special Democrat senators say the Republican tariff bill is being kept in close secrecy. Key supporters Allison Aldrich and Hiscock guard details while hearings occur with some New Jersey manufacturers. The article notes expected rate changes on worsteds and wool, potential duty shifts, and a pending two week wait before full committee reporting.
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The Weeklies Post Advertises Broad Republican and Economic Content
The Weekly Post outlines its content including banker comments on the silver plank in the Republican platform, views on free whiskey, manufacturer opinions on raw materials taxes, Lodge misstatements exposure, Mills tariff bill actions and reductions, war tariff tables, foreign and Washington news, book reviews, The Times’ notes, scientific commentary, chess notes, financial reviews, current prices, and vessels in port, priced at three cents a copy or one dollar yearly.
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Judson, the Missionary Centenary Service in Malden
The centennial birth anniversary of Adoniram Judson, Burmah missionary, will be celebrated at First Baptist Church Malden on August 9. Rev. J Nelson Lewis will give an address of welcome. others including Rev. Edward Judson D D Rev Georga and Boardman D D and longtime acquaintances are slated to speak. An original hymn by Rev S F Smith D D and an original poem by Hon H B Washburne will be performed.
Lapres Misses and children's russet shoes advertised
A brief notice lists Lapres selling misses and children's russet colored shoes at 469 Washington Street Mose.
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Civil service decision upholds Boston collector on inspector rules
Washington civil service commission sustains Collector Saltonstall in interpreting customs rules 4 and 5. Certification for a day inspector vacancy should come from the day inspector list by grade, while night inspectors must be eligible for promotion. Night inspectors may be promoted to day inspector. transfers and appointments noted for Navy office staff changes.
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Judge Brewer ruling boosts market optimism and rail policy debate
The market reacted strongly to Judge Brewer's injunction ruling that a state or its commissioners cannot cap rates, framing a bullish mood as brokers and investors expect higher quotations. The piece notes large trades, international interest, and the broader impact on mining, finance, and railroad development, with focus on Franklin mine signals and London appetite for U.S. property.
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Army Orders Reported From Washington July 26
Pay master Daniel R. Larned granted leave for one month from Aug 8. Major J. H. Gilman granted leave for one month and twenty days with permission to go beyond sea. Second Lieutenant Edward G. C. Or Twenty Second Infantry granted six months extension of leave on surgeon's certificate.
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Swedish Organizes Public Meeting in Boston on Tariff Protest
About 50 attendees formed the Swedish Independent Political Club in Wadman Hall to protest Senator Hoar's fisheries speech and discuss aiding naturalization. John F Gunnarson named president. others named as officers. A second meeting will draft a constitution with English and Swedish speeches planned.
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Tariff Reform and Mills Bill Debate From a Brockton Manufacturer
The letter from Hon. W. L. Douglas of Brockton argues for tariff reform and the Mills bill, contending high protection lowers consumption and wages. He asserts a 5 percent tariff cut boosts demand, employment, and prices for goods, while shielding rich from loss and aiding workingmen through increased production and lower costs.
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Tariff Debate Echoes in Brockton Letter
W L Douauas of Brockton Mass argues for lower tariffs to spur employment and growth. He cites New Jersey pottery wages at eight dollars weekly, higher than local shoemakers, and claims protection reduces wages. He urges removing duties on manufactured boots and materials to boost U S industry and output.
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Home Market Club Pushes Republican Tariff Bill Reform
Secretary Radclyffe reports to Senator Hoar that the Home Market Club urges the Senate to draft and pass a tariff bill to reduce the surplus, revise and simplify tariffs, and oppose the Mills bill. The club wants Republican leadership to originate legislation aiding business and industry and to act against undervaluations.
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Political shifts and local campaign clubs reported
The Record notes rapid campaign document releases yet the first Chicago platform issue fades. Ward 17 colored voters form Harrison and Morton club. John Casneau presides, Joseph Clare secretary. State committee leaders discuss Democratic campaign plans with Young Men's Democratic Club. East Cambridge Workingmen's Protective League to meet with speakers named. Ward 19 association forms Cleveland and Thurman Guards backing Fallon for Senate. Chelsea Republicans elect officers. Swift to tour stamp issue. revised Chicago platform with temperance resolution issued. Boutelle resolution noted.
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Peabody Seeks New Reservoir and Roofed Water Works
Special dateline Prabnopy July 26 reports a push for a larger reservoir tied to the water works with a roof over the existing tank to improve water quality. The Buxton Hill reservoir has been cleaned for the first time since construction. Assessors list Peabody’s total valuation at 6 818 750 with real estate 4 611 000 personal estate 2 207 750 gains and losses noted. polls 2485 with a 161 loss.
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Amusements Listings at Boston Theatres
The evening shows include Monte Cristo Jr at Boston Museum, Mikado at Oakland Garden, Battle of Gettysburg at Cyclorama, Promenade concert at Music Hall, Christ Entering Jerusalem and The Crucifixion at Horticultural Hall, and The Last Days of Pompeii at Pompeian Amphitheatre with 7:45 start times.
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Marriages In Chelsea and Nearby Areas
Notices list multiple weddings conducted in Chelsea and nearby churches. Frank M. Bacon wed Boneta LE Rood in Chelsea on July 25. William Denne of Deal England married Minnie Whitney in the Church of the Advent. Pitt Fremont Leland wed Helen Gates in Chelsea on July 22. Henry F. Strout wed Alice J. Mayers in this city on July 9.
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Death notices from Reading to Kankakee list varied obituaries
Death notices dated July report multiple individuals across towns including Reading, Boston Highlands, Cohasset, Newton Highlands, Cambridge, Dorchester, East Boston, Cambridgeport, Charlestown, North Brighton, Cambridgeport, Westboro, Mainewood, Newton, Kankakee. Names include Samuel F Atwood aged 32 9 months George Crowningshield 85 M R Gately Margaret A Giles Willie C Green Thomas Griffith Thomas H Hamilton Charles D Hardy Ellen Hines Elvira A Hutchinson Thomas F Joyce Kate Maguire Joseph H Mason Andrew M eney Arthur Leslie John Theodore Taylor Mary Elizabeth White widow of John C White U S A. Funeral notices vary. several services pending.
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