Corn Growers Subsidy Resolution From Illinois Congressman
Washington March 3 Congressmen Fithian of Illinois will introduce a satire filled resolution urging a liberal subsidy to corn growers. The measure asks the merchant marine committee to study the Illinois board report showing a 1889 corn loss of about 9.94 million dollars and proposes a per bushel subsidy financed by ships to boost corn production and provide freight for subsidized vessels.
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The Wool Problem and the Ohio Debate
The wool duty agreement drawn weeks ago faces opposition from carpet manufacturers and Woollen producers. Ex-Controller Lawrence and farmer Harpster refuse to approve for growers. William Whitman of the National Association of Woollen Manufacturers protests the sorting clause, seeking support from Tichenor, Governor Dingley, and New England representatives. Major McKinley backs growers, withholding schedule details until GOP committee approval is secured.
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Windom Silver Bill Moves in House Committee
The House committee on coinage begins consideration of Secretary Windom's silver bill with a friendlier stance than the Senate. A report to the House and possible monthly bullion acceptances may come, with a conference panel to settle differences if both houses pass. The Senate bill faces a likely wait this week.
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Supreme Court Affirms Bank Stockholder Liability Ruling
The U S Supreme Court upheld the Circuit Court of Massachusetts ruling in Aspinwall v Butler, receiver of Pacific National Bank of Boston. It holds stockholders liable for their increased capital subscriptions, citing Delano v Butler.
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Public Building Bills For Haverhill Taunton And Lynn
Massachusetts will likely gain three federal buildings soon with bills reported for Haverhill and Taunton, joining the already reported Lynn bill. The House will take up these measures tomorrow or Wednesday, with special orders set for public building bills. If approved, the Senate and the Executive Mansion are expected to follow without major opposition.
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Commodore White's Funeral Held At St John’s P E Church
The funeral of Commodore George B. White, chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, was held at 10 o'clock this morning from St. John's P E Church and attended by many. After services, the body was taken to Philadelphia for interment in St. Peter's Cemetery. Brattleboro Postoffice Case postponed a week as Postmaster General Wanamaker delays final action. Secretary Proctor unlikely to intervene. Congressman Grout influential with the White House on Postmaster Childs case.
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Congressional arbitration measure for labor disputes
In Congress a Kansas bill proposes a United States commission of arbitration to settle strikes and lockouts. Nine members would be appointed by the President, each serving three years and earning $5000. The body would investigate disputes between Trailway, steamboat, or telegraph companies and employees, and its findings could be submitted to the courts for final, enforceable decisions.
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The Kings Fool at Hollis Street Theatre
A Boston review of The Kings Fool by Adolph Muller presented by Con reeid comic opera at Hollis Street Theatre. The piece mixes comic opera and burlesque with a long cast and tame plot, though music yields charming melodies and two striking duets. Performances by Miss Helen Bertram and Miss Della Fox receive note, while Sir Joseph Herbert Libbey and Mr Slartmann contribute varied comic acting. The cast' s size and lack of dramatic focus detract, and the orchestra and chorus run loud, likely due to recent staging in New York.
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Joseph Herbert
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Slartmann
Niblo’s
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Grand Italian Opera Season With Patti Albani Nordica
A grand scale Italian opera season features Patti Albani Nordica Tamagno and a large ensemble including Giulia Valda Pettigiani Fabbri Synnerberg Bauermeister Claire and Ravelli Vicini Perugini Vanni Carbone among others. Eight performances begin March 17 at Tremont Theatre with Verdi Otello and Lakme and peak with a New York Harmonic Club revival.
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Faust
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Sailors Attend Evening at Seamen's Chapel in Boston
The New Old South Church hosted two hundred sailors at a well spread supper and a post event concert at the Seamen's Chapel on Hanover Street. Rev. George A. Gordon and Captain Nickerson spoke briefly. The program featured a nano duet by Miss Day and Miss Hill, readings by Miss Hale, and songs by Mrs. Mathews and Miss McLain with Samuel Carr Jr. as accompanist.
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Market Dispatches Show Sugar Leads Quiet Trading
A quiet New York market notes Sugar buying as the standout activity with confidence rising. The Sugar Trust holds a large raw stock and claims refining can undercut others by about 10 percent. London and European moves appear linked to St Paul, while Boston bank stats show declines in deposits and reserves. Other items cover bond activity, bond redemptions, and a Chicago produce market with wheat and corn shifts. CAPE Cop.
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Tenacity and a blood purifier claim in Buffalo ad
The piece extols tenacity, likening dogged fight to triumph over disease. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a guaranteed blood purifier for long standing ailments with a money back offer. Proprietors World’s Dispensary Medical Association list No. 663 Main St. Buffalo New York.
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