American Exposition Proposal Sparks Bipartisan Washington Debate
In Washington on June 14 officials discuss a plan for a permanent three Americas exposition in the capital to mark the 400th anniversary of America's discovery. The bill, now with the foreign affairs committee, envisions a nine member governing board, a 62 member advisory panel, space for U S and Spanish American exhibits, and a Columbus statue funded by the project with a $25,000 appropriation for directors.
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Republican lawmakers swarm Chicago for convention week
Congress members travel in three trains to Chicago with hundreds more Republicans expected to arrive next week. Senate attendance appears light with many Republicans absent while discussions focus on Gettysburg Soltay resolution and military appropriations ahead of the new fiscal year. Belmont announces General William B. Franklin chosen as chief commissioner for the Paris exposition.
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Navy shipbuilding bill authorizes four cruisers and armor
The naval appropriation bill passes committee and pledges contracts for two steel 8000 ton cruisers at up to 1.2 million each, one 5800 ton steel cruiser up to 1.8 million, and one 7500 ton armored cruiser up to 3.5 million. It guarantees 19 to 20 knot speeds, allocates 2 million for armor and armament, and 4 million to begin construction.
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House committee to back US entry in geodetic earth survey
The House committee on foreign affairs moves to report a bill making the United States a party to an international geodetic association for earth measurement. The President pardons Paymaster George R. Watkins of the Navy for a court martial embezzlement sentence from 1886, citing good prison conduct and imminent expiration of the term.
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Markets Show Strength and Dull Close on Wall Street
The day opened with unexpected strength in markets yesterday and by afternoon trading slowed to dull activity yet the high prices of the day were reached. In New York about 30,000 shares of short stock were thought to have covered as Missouri Pacific declared a quarterly dividend of 1 percent and closed up notably. Atchison and Boston markets rallied with varied moves, while talks of railroad alignments and through freight shifts influenced expectations. A party of investors led by Walter L. Frost toured western lines including Atchison, Atlantic & Pacific, and California Southern, reporting strong rail improvements and San Diego growth despite tighter credit conditions.
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Arthur Glines Opens Refitted Studio in City
Mr. Arthur Glines has purchased the studio once used by Warren G. Foley and refitted it with new furnishings by Brazer and Prade. The studio is described as among the finest in the city and Glines uses his extensive song experience to perform work reliably. He also serves as agent for the Alcott Patent Glass Mount, with a large well appointed studio at New On.
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Tributes at Massachusetts Historical Society for Clarke and Morris
The Massachusetts Historical Society held its last meeting of the season with tributes to James Freeman Clarke of Jamaica Plain and Henry Morris of Springfield. Dr. Ellis announced Morris death on June 4 in his seventy fourth year and Holmes praised Clarke for his scholarship, philanthropy, and religious liberty advocacy.
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Wet Weather Delays Camp Duties For Brigade Visitors
The Framingham camp of the brigade enjoyed a rain soaked day with no regular duties as visitors crowded the grounds. Major Campbell and Surgeon Shannon visited brigade headquarters while Battery B drilled briefly before retreating. A likely fatal illness to Corporal John Hines of Battery B cast a somber note as the brigade strength stood at 2,248 across units.
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The Weekly Post Overview of Life and News
The Weekly Post includes a life sketch of Rev. James Freeman Clarke with Hale’s eulogy and funeral details, Gray’s fisheries treaty defence, late foreign and Washington news, Blaine rumors, Republican convention chatter, book notes, Taverner’s columns, chess problems, money market review, vessel list, and editorials on major issues.
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Weekend Auction Schedule at Atwood and Weld
Today listings show house lots at 3 p.m and fruit by Horatio Harris at 12 in. Saturday features horses by Isburgh and Co. at 10 a.m.
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Marriages in Newburyport and surrounding areas
A list of late spring nuptials from Newburyport and nearby cities. The record notes multiple ceremonies on June 11 to June 18 with couples including Frank B brown and Annie M Stanwood, Frederick A Farrar and Lillie B Stanton, and others, detailing names, locations, and officiating clergy.
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Obituaries from various towns dated June entries
Notices list several deaths across communities with names ages and placements including Ayres Roxbury Brown Bunker Hill District Ellsworth Newburyport Gage Hyde Park Kimball Cambridgeport King Chelsea Lane Chester Morrison Charlestown Wheeler Jamaica Plain. Aged ranges from 53 to 84 reflecting postwar era funeral notices.
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