Husted Plans Money Distribution Reforms and Express Deal
Washington June 21 Mr Husted United States Treasurer outlines steps to speed small notes and silver certificates to banks. He explains vault stock limits and potential increases of 20 million in certificates if demand rises. A new contract with United States Express cuts government rates boosting rapid money transfers nationwide.
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Clarkson plans autumn resignation from postmaster role
An intimate political source says First Assistant Postmaster-General Clarkson is unhappy in his duties and intends to resign this autumn to return to the newspaper business in New York or Chicago. The same authority notes he did not seek a cabinet post and would have declined if not pressed by friends.
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Important Appointments and Life-Saving Rocket Test
The President announced several appointments including collectors of internal revenue for Kentucky and Louisiana, United States attorneys for Pennsylvania and Virginia, United States marshals for South Carolina Ohio and Oregon, and consuls in Frankfort Marseilles and Bordeaux. Also named are a mint superintendent and assayer, with background on several appointees. A life saving rocket device was tested at the navy yard in the presence of Secretary Tracy and senior officers, showing promising results for naval use.
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Increased Revenue Receipts for First Eleven Months 1889
Internal revenue receipts through June 30, 1889 totaled 120,028,968, up 5,934,208 from the same period last year. Spirits led with 68,475,205 up 4,280,593. tobacco 29,246,202 up 1,122,488. fermented liquors 21,368,618 up 567,687. oleomargarine 855,654 up 37,685. banks and bankers 6,028 up 1,987. miscellaneous 77,243 down 76,231. May 1889 receipts exceeded May 1888 by 1,518,692.
Market Horizons and Investments Across 1887 Outlook
The report notes a steady New York market with strong undertones and cash flow westward from the Chicago exchange. It highlights Wisconsin Central securities, Mexican Centrals, cotton oil dividends, Water Power bond issues, and gold movements including Bank of France bids, with cautions on incomes versus fixed charges and crop yields in Minnesota and Dakota.
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Last rites for James L. Little at Blytheswood
At Blytheswood Lower Swampscott this morning the last tribute of respect was paid to James L. Little. A large list of attendees from Boston and surrounding towns attended. Rev Brooke Herford led the simple services and the interment followed at Mt Auburn in the family lot.
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Prize of 250 Dollars Offered by Vermont Microscopical Association
The Vermont Microscopical Association announces a 250 dollar prize from Wells Richardson Co for the first discovery of a new disease germ. The announcement from Burnetinon Vermont dated June 21 highlights the prize value and the house’s high standing, drawing local scientific attention.
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Local Nuptials Reported From Boston Area Churches
In this city Lower Mills June 19 Rev Nathan Hunt weds Joshua C Bryant to Ruth Swift of Boston. At Ashmont June 15 Horace C Briggs Jr to May Ke Mitchell of Ashmont. Somerville June 19 Frank E Cadler to Lila A Knight of East Somerville. Chelsea June 20 William J Seeley to Georgiana M Bowen. Boston June 19 Harry W Stack to Ella M Lovering. Hyde Park June 20 Oscar W Whitcher to Marion S Piper.
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Mattoni Giesshuebler Praised as Lively Digestive Beverage
Prof Liebig lauds Mattoni's Giesshuebler as a mild pure alkaline acidulous spring that gently stimulates nervous function and increases digestive activity. The beverage is offered for sale by S S Pierce & Co in Boston Massachusetts.
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Grammar-school Graduates and Private English Courses
Parents favor mixed education with public grammar school followed by private schooling. Chauncy Hall School offers a special English course for such pupils with optional language study. Teachers will be at the schoolhouse daily from 9 to 1 until July 13. NS9 Boylston Street.
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