Reed Programme Defeated as House Battles Silver Bill
The House clashed with Speaker Reed over the silver coinage bill, refusing to bow to gag rules. Debate continued, votes swung, and the bill remained with the committee on coinage, weights and measures as uncertainty loomed over its final disposition.
House Journal Row Over Silver Bill Reference Sparks Debate
In Washington on June 19 the House debated the journal entry referencing the silver bill to the coinage, weights and measures committee. Mills of Texas opposed approval, demanding full reading. a roll call followed with 106 yeas and 117 nays as Springer protested and the Speaker presided. Mills proposed striking the entry. Cannon and others argued over Speaker power versus House authority, while Bland Butterworth Anderson and Conger weighed in on procedure and control of legislative business.
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Reciprocal Treaties With Latin-American Nations Debated
The Senate laid on the table a message from President Harrison on reciprocal commercial treaties with Latin American nations and considered amendments to a tariff bill. Debate touched on open ports for various U S products and measures to ease duties, plus other legislative items and memorials.
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Symphony Concert in Newton and Harvard Annex Reception
Boston Symphony Orchestra members performed in Eliot Hall Newton with a large audience. Soloists included E Piedler and Mme Neihai among others, with a lengthy program of violin and cello pieces, arias, and chamber works. Harvard Annex Class Day reception followed at Garden Street Old Cambridge with informal mingling and refreshments. Art Furnishings feature: artistically crafted furniture sets in esthetic colors and metalwork.
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Markets show weakness then firmer close in New York trading
The New York market opened weak with price pressure, then saw good buying by noon and a firmer trend to the close. General conditions remain favorable with profits and rising consumer demand. Lamson stock declined on the Vinal case news, while Atchison and other rails showed strength. copper prices rose and wages may follow.
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With Fire and Sword A Polish Novel Translated
A New York Tribune review hails a new historical romance translated from Polish as a capital story with fire and action. The work is compared to the Three Musketeers for pace and vigor, praised for narrative sweep, humor, and strong characterization.
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