Retaliation Thought By President On Canada Railways
The administration contemplates a response to Canadian railways over perceived discourtesies to Americans in Newfoundland fisheries and Behring Sea. Privileges of the Canadian Pacific may be withdrawn while lines still carry goods to New England. Actions aim to aid American rail and elevator interests without harming trade, with Cabinet support and Treasury input. The President also backs Maine district politics by nominating two customs collectors aligned with Mr Reed to bolster his margin.
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Board of Appraisers Establish New New York Offices
The Board of Appraisers has relocated to commodious offices on Canal Street in New York near their stores. They will conduct principal labors there while a Treasury room in Washington will be set aside when members are in the capital. The ninth and final member has been chosen, though Secretary Windom has not yet named him.
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Nominations for Custom House Collectors sent to Senate
The President transmitted five nominations for Collectors of Customs. George A. Curran for Passamaquoddy District Maine Parker C. Wiggin for Kennebunk District Maine George W. Currier for York District Maine Charles O. Churchill for Plymouth District Massachusetts.
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Waltham Man Robbed After Drugged Beer in Field
Whalley, a Mills employee, received 85 dollars pay and was approached by two strangers. They offered a drink, bought a pail of beer, and led him to Harding's field where he drank two glasses and woke later in a dazed state. His watch and money were gone. a store clerk may identify the suspects.
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Weak bridge collapses over Willimantic River in Connecticut
A four horse team loaded with green lumber caused a wooden bridge over Willimantic River near Mans Geld station on the New London Northern railroad to give way at noon. The team driver Mr Dean and a small boy were precipitated into the river fifty eight feet deep and were rescued with injuries. The forty five foot span bridge, built about twenty years ago, failed without a known cause and will be investigated.
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Tramps Break Into Woburn House. Jewelry Stolen
Just before noon yesterday two tramps forced entry at 163 Winn Street, Woburn, ransacking the home of Mrs Bridget Collins and taking a small amount of jewelry. Eugene F Collins, nephew of Mrs Collins, arrived during the break in and was threatened by a revolver before fleeing to the police station. officers searched the area but had not found the suspects by 10 PM.
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New Bedford Electric Rates Spark Merchants Protest
Since Edison Electric Light and New Bedford Gas Light merged, electric prices have jumped up to 76 percent for small consumers. Merchants protest through notices in daily papers calling a public meeting to oppose rate hikes and seek affordable lighting options.
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Lawn Party Marks Home for Aged Women Evening
The annual lawn party at the Home for Aged Women on North Common street took place this evening. Grounds were brightly lit and music was excellent.
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Veterans prepare Boston encampment accommodations
At National Encampment HQ 2A Beacon St a large staff works on housing veterans for the Boston event. Mechanics Building Winslow’s rink Murdock Hospital Conservatory of Music and Nickelodeon halls serve as quarters for thousands. The Kearsarge Association plans Aug 12 parade with naval veterans and national groups. A press committee meeting and California delegation details are noted amid arrival plans.
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Robbery at Lawrence Post Office Stolen $125
Lawrence July 29. A post office robbery netted $125 as two men dressed in work clothes entered the rear window area during an addition project. One man held the tape measure while the other looted the money order drawer. The theft was discovered after the pair fled.
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Theft at Lynn shoe factory safe proves robberies occur
In Lynn on Eastern avenue the W D Sprague shoe factory report shows a safe robbed of cash overnight. The tenth annual Lynn Lasters Protective Union picnic at Lake Walden Grove drew about 1500 attendees. A 135 yard foot handicap race awarded prizes of 70, 30, 15, and 10 dollars with winners M Bowen Lynn Er Donovan Natick J Macke Chelsea and C Lynch Lynn.
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Marriages in City and Suburbs Amid July Weddings
In this city on July 26 Emanuel Burry wed Mary A. Pike. Also on July 28 Walter C. Brown wed Agnes M. Watriss of Boston. July 26 George Bradford wed Joanna B. Peterson of Duxbury. July 29 Eugene Buswell Savory wed Frances Louise Bridges of Somerville. July 28 Henry N. Simpson wed Frances K. Morgan of Dorchester.
Death notices and obituaries from Boston area dated July 29
Deaths listed for Adams Brown Beard Bassett Chase Funno Jellison Johnson Murphy Murray Mullen On Parker Sharp Sexton. Includes ages and residence details. several funeral times noted for July. Names include Mrs Jasper H Adams Ellen Sophia Brown Emily H Beard Daniel Bassett Amelia Chase Joshua Fenno Mercy L Jellison Henrietta Johnson Johanna Murphy George Augustine Celia Mullen Charles Orton Robert G Parker Mary W Sharp Dennis Sexton.
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Market confidence rises as New York prices firm
The New York market showed renewed confidence with higher prices. Loan stocks pressed less, purchases hindered without higher quotations, and some gold export noted. In Chicago buying Grangers shifts toward the bull side amid better crop prospects and widespread rains in the Northwest. Local demand improves for dividend coppers near close.
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