Sharp contest for office on nine general appraisers of merchandise
Washington reports a heated fight over the new nine general appraisers of merchandise with $7000 annual pay each. The President will pick five Republicans and four Democrats to replace four existing appraisers. Candidates from Treasury insiders, ex-officials, and various states are named, including Tichenor and Tingle, with campaigns across New England, New York, and beyond. The post offers tenure for good behavior and aims to modernize tariff appeals decisions. The pay and vacancy count provoke a fierce, widespread scramble.
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Captain Bell Resigns from Secret Service Post
Captain Bell refused resignation when not reassured, preferring dismissal. Republican allies pressed to keep him in office, but Secretary Indorses change to end office seeker annoyance. Bell, once Newark police chief and later a Cleveland era secret service agent, assumed post after J. J. Brooks retired in January 1888.
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Tariff bill advances as wool schedule passes in Senate panel
The sub committee on the tariff bill, led by Senators Allison Aldrich Hiscock and Jones, continued work and approved the wool schedule while the sugar schedule was laid aside awaiting Morrill and Sherman. Separately, Mary Coleman was named postmistress at Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.
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Path Makers and Seekers Sermon at Boston University
Dr William Warren delivers the baccalaureate sermon to the class of 1890 in Jacob Steeper Hall Boston University. The address follows a narrative of Gottlieb a German seeker and argues that true life lies in service to others, sanctifying all aims, with the holy land and the first commandment guiding the path.
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Cambridge City Affairs Approve 50000 Loan for Fresh Pond Land
Cambridge officials approved a 50000 loan addition to the Fresh Pond water account to cover land taken from Sisters of St Joseph Academy for water supply protection. The academy settled for 40750. includes Dr. J E Somers claim. Dexter Jewett named regular police, Theodore L Pike sewer superintendent. gaswork lease set at 275 annually. Harvard offers free use of playgrounds during vacation.
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Herbert Spencer Thanks Brooklyn Ethical Association Letter
In a June report from New York the Brooklyn Ethical Association reads a letter from Herbert Spencer thanking the group for its birthday action. Spencer notes past losses and current improvements, expressing hope to finish the final division of his work and asks the letter be shared at the next meeting.
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Maine Homeopaths Meet in Bangor Plans Sanitarium Site
The Maine Homeopathic Medical Society opened its annual meeting in Bangor with a prayer by Rev. William Pember. Dr. W F Shepard of Bangor gave an address of welcome, followed by President Whidden's annual address. Treasurers reports and committee reports were read. A plan for a homeopathic sanitarium was discussed with Augusta proposed as its location. The Oriental and East Indian imagery frame a separate furniture feature on rattan at Paine's Furniture Warerooms.
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Market swings on Sugar weakness and court report in New York
A volatile New York market opened irregular as Sugar weakness weighed on prices. Reports of a Court of Appeals decision against the trust depressed certificates before recovering. traders urged NYSE to identify the report origin. Atchison and Mexican Central rallied, London and Rio markets showed activity, and money markets firmed with higher call loans.
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Brookline High School drill prize winners named
The Brookline High School Battalion held its second annual prize drill at Town Hall with crowded seating and notable locals. Prizes went to Girls Company C led by Miss M E Gill and Girls Company D led by Miss M E Gilles. Boys Company B led by C N Wrightington. Juniors led by Private John Taylor. A post‑event dance followed the awards amid applause and cheering.
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Alumni Association of Boston University Elects Epsilon Chapter
The annual meeting and dinner of the College of Liberal Arts Alumni Association at the Thorndike celebrated with 50 members. Rev G A Crawford presided, new officers named, and the association reorganised as Epsilon Chapter of the University Convocation.
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Harvard Mass Meeting Rebuffs Detention Demand Resigns
A second Harvard mass meeting convened to act on the resignation of the student committee. The faculty’s letter from June 3 expressed displeasure with Saturday night misconduct and endorsed condemning public opinion. Debates followed on appointing a new committee, hiring a detective, and funding repairs, with close votes and a smaller turnout than the previous meeting.
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Shepard Roles Juned by Rev Horton to Carrie Webster
A marriage announcement for Edward Valentine Shepard of Salem to Carrie Webster, daughter of the late Roles Le ORean, with the ceremony performed by Rev A Miner D D at Jamaica Plain. Also noted is ADWICK-At Arthur C. Short to Maria K. Chadwick in the same notice.
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