Coast Defences and Submarine Torpedo Provisions
Details outline U S shore defenses including purchases for submarine mines and machinery. Sections cover casemates galleries and equipment to operate torpedoes, and controllable torpedo boats. Provisions specify half a million dollars for mines and $100,000 for shore controllable torpedoes. Funds remain available until expended.
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Congress Debates Army Guns and River Park Purchases
Washington reports outline vetoed pension bills placed on the calendar and printed reports. Senate debate covers appropriations, cannon and carriage production, Watervliet gun factory funding, steel contracts for coast defense guns, and a proposed purchase of land near West Point with extensive amendments and commerce implications.
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Tariff Bill Debate Deliberations and Free Whiskey Charges
Washington June 28 The House elected Mr Blount of Georgia Speaker pro tem amid tariff bill discussion. The free list debate touched vegetables in natural state, and cries about free whiskey surfaced as Republicans and Democrats sparred over internal taxes and repeal. The session featured amendments on glass plates chicory root and other items, with adjournment noted after a long day.
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The Weekly Post A Comprehensive Late 19th Century Review
The issue summarizes the national Republican convention proceedings and press reviews, Harrison and Morton sketches, Cleveland's remarks on accepting the Democratic nomination, Fairchild’s letter on New York Custom House removals tied to sugar frauds, Harvard Law School Association speeches, Harvard commencement coverage, German Emperor speeches to the Reichstag and Landtag, editorials on major issues, Tavener’s notes, chess corner, money market, prices current, vessels in port, and more.
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tariff reform push in house nears vote after two week pace
Washington June 28 chairman Mills of the ways and means committee reports strong progress on the tariff bill with two days of rapid drafting. He predicts a house vote in about two weeks and a possible completion near August 1 if opposition remains limited. Mills cites Republican obstruction led by Kelley and notes growing tariff sentiment among Republicans, clergy, abolitionists, and newspapers in the North.
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Amusements listings for Boston area theaters and events
The Boston Theatre presents Renah the Gypsy's Daughter at 8. Boston Museum shows Keller at 8. Grand Opera House hosts Bristol's Eggnes curriculum at 7 46. Oakland Garden features Aladdin at 7 45. Cyclorama 541 Tremont Street screens Battle of Gettysburg. Music Hall offers a promenade concert at 8. Old Coliseum Grounds presents Forepaugh's circus with shows at 2 and 3 in the afternoon and evening.
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Markets Near Rally as Crop Prospects Improve
Markets remain narrow with professional traders unsure of direction yet signaling potential rally on improved crop prospects. Short interest may spark 1–2 percent rise after Fourth of July week declines. notable buys by S W White & Co and St Paul directors contrast with London selling. Other items include Somerville bonds sale, Boston & Providence bonds purchases, and San Diego Reduction Works to start in July, plus British coal exports and proposed iron works near Lake Washington.
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Auction Sales Today Paintings Leonard Co at 3 p.m
Auction notice reads paintings by Leonard and Co scheduled for today at 3 p.m. The brief item lists no further details beyond the time and subject.
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Multiple June Weddings Reported Across Boston Area
A list of marriages occurred in late June in East Boston Charlestown Somerville Brookline Waltham and nearby locales. Couples include Cousens Townsend French Fuller Harding Kendall Lincoln Connors Love Nichol Mansfield Wood Prince Smith Wilkinson Sullivan Williams Lamb and Zeller Howe with officiants from various local churches.
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Auburn
N.Y
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Loston
Death notices from Melrose Highlands and nearby towns
Death notices list William C Casey Joseph R Delano 65 Mrs John Derby 86 J William Emery 32 Phebe G Freeman 72 John Kelley Annie Keough Emma Kimball Timothy Tompson Knapp Annie Levins Mary Madden Emma Mcarn etc in Newton Winthrop and city listings. Several obituaries include ages and relation details with dates in late June.
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Annie Levins
Maddien
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Nner
Stueman
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Ths City
Daniel W. I
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