Political Courage and Budget Battles in Treasury Debates
A Democrat presses uncompromising stance on alliance policy and budget cures. Treasury deficit touted as wiped out amid policy shifts. A separate dispute over appraisal of boiler plate shearings, led by collector Beard, triggers an overruling of the appraiser's decision.
Oates Urges Sharp Split With Alliance in South
Washington June 23 Congressman Oates of Alabama criticizes Southern Democrats for negotiating with the Farmers Alliance. He calls for organizing against the Alliance, condemning the Sub-treasury plan, and warns that failure to fight could empower the Alliance in conventions and elections across the South. He also weighs possible Ohio governor Campbell advancing to a future Democratic presidential ticket with Patterson or Russell.
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Ohio
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Russell
Massachusetts
Balance Turns Favorable In Treasury Ledger
Treasury officials report a modest but positive balance with $1,257,439 in surplus. Total cash balance stands at $43,078,10. $21,666,746 in national banks and $20,173,624 in minor coin and fractional silver. Internal revenue may lift available surplus to several millions when weekly receipts are included. warrant division shows about $4,600,000. Pension drafts may be delayed to prevent a negative balance, as Secretary Foster plans another national bank call to trim public funds to daily needs.
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Old decision on boiler plate shearings overruled
Government likely to take no appeal from Board of General Appraisers ruling favoring tack manufacturers. The June 2 deadline looms as officials see the case turning on scrap steel definitions, with a high rate of duty possibly sustained only if scrap status is affirmed.
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Postmaster General Receives Dwelling Box Report
A report on dwelling house letter boxes was presented to Postmaster General Wanamaker. Captain Harlow of St. Louis led the effort, outlining models tested by the commission. Key criteria included low cost, neat appearance, weather protection, security, single-handed operation, door-damage minimization, and clear newspaper-like visibility of contents. The commission recommended several box designs but has not issued final guidance yet.
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Recommendation on mail box tests for service durability
Members favor submitting the proposed mail boxes to mechanical testing to assess wear resistance and security against theft. They may recommend two or three boxes to the public if meeting all requirements. The issue of in-house letter mailing boxes and stamp sales remains in abeyance.
Free entry for non English Bible import for Baptist city mission
Acting Secretary Spaulding informs Rev. Alexander Blackburn of Lowell that books and pamphlets printed exclusively in languages other than English are entitled to free entry. The French edition of the Bible for mission use qualifies for duty exemption.
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Return of the President Arrives Refreshed in Washington
The President landed in Washington this afternoon after a vacation, appearing well rested and ready to resume official duties.
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Phillies Edge Boston in Tight National League Game
Philadelphia defeats Boston 8 to 2 in a close, errorless match led by Esper's pitching and Stovey's home run. Attendance 18,386 as Philadelphia maintains strong NL standing. box score shows Stovey home run and key hits from Hamilton, Thompson, and Stovey.
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Commencement Day Schedule For Stoughton 20 Activities
Stoughton 20 will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for class use on Commencement Day. Tea at 6 p.m. at No 1 Fallen Street. Dinner at the Revere House in Boston at 7 p.m. Edwin H. Abbot acts as Class Secretary.
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Golden Wedding Dance At Needham Farm West Peabody
A large gathering gathers at the Needham homestead to celebrate 16th wedding anniversary of J Shedd Needham and Josie Van Aresdale Needham. The couple married June 12 1841 with their daughter Sarah returning from college for the event.
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Dr Lorenzo Fox of Lowell Dies After Long Service
Dr Lorenzo S Fox of Lowell died yesterday aged 77. Born in Dracut February 7 1840 he earned Harvard MD in 1863. He served as assistant surgeon with the Twenty sixth Massachusetts Regiment and later with the Army of the Potomac. He began practice in Lowell in 1865 and served on the Lowell Hospital staff since 1881. He was Middlesex North Medical Society councillor and its president in 1876 77. He belonged to the American Medical Association the British Medical Association and the Boston Gymnological Society and sat on the Lowell School Board in 1876 77. He was married three times and survived by children from his first wife.
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Bath fisherman drowns after falling overboard
Walter Kimball of the fishing steamer Alaska of Bath Maine fell overboard in New Haven harbor last night and drowned. His body had not been recovered.
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Keating Day and Day Marrage Notices in City
Notices record marriages of John E. Keating to Margaret D. Day Parker Marr to Annie L. Pearson Owen Rigney to Delia Cassidy and Homer Hutchinson to Ella Swanton with details of dates and officiants in city and Andover ceremony location.
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Obituary notices from Brookline to Dorchester and London
Multiple obituary notices reported from Brookline South Boston Newton Jamaica Plain Rochester Belows Falls Belmont Dorchester and London. Names include James W Boyd Catharine J Cleaveland Daniel H Drew Phineas K Guild Mary Rimmer Haskell Henry Howey Hannah Barker Rebecca J Vose Samuel Ashburner and others with ages from 10 to 86 and funeral details.
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