Internal Taxes Bill Sparks House Committee Fight Over Revenue Plan
In Washington on March 6 the Democratic majority on the Ways and Means Committee submitted an interval revenue bill to the full committee. Republicans denounced the plan and protested consolidating tariff and revenue measures, urging hearings for manufacturers and producers. The meeting adjourned with Section 11 and 14 errors noted, and the panel expects to begin debate by sections tomorrow. The bill aims to cut tobacco and privilege taxes, reduce prosecutions, and remove vexatious features, though total repeal of internal revenue is deemed impossible due to a large annual surplus.
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Ways and Means Committee
Reed
Kelley
Breckinridge
Kentucky
McMillin
Tennessee
Tax Reform Act Claimed As Of July 1 1888 Provisions
The full text outlines repeal of taxes on manufactured chewing tobacco smoking tobacco and snuff with a potential rebate for unbroken factory packages if claims are filed by September 1 1858. It adds annual special taxes for cigar manufacturers and tobacco dealers, sets appropriations for enforcement, broadens definitions of dealers, and adjusts penalties warrants procedures and distillery related provisions. It also states health confinement remedies and credits limitations on taxes and enforcement.
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Secretary of the Treasury
The
United States
Internal Revenue Laws
Internal Revenue
The New Poetry Lecture Draws Harvard Club Dissent
Ernest Rhys of London spoke on the New Poetry at Level 11 under Harvard Philosophical Club. He argued poetry’s crisi, crisis driven origins, and warned that modern verse loses common heart and ideal fire. Henry Lee gave a lecture on Ministers as Seen by a Layman. Pfeiffer resigns crew captaincy. Storrow succeeds.
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London
Level 11
Harvard Philosophical Club
America
Longfellow
Bryant
Whittier
Henry Lee
A.M
Divinity Hall
E. C. Pfeiffer
E. C. Storrow
Continents Clothing House Announces Spring Openings
March winds bring spring fashions as Continents Clothing House at 744 to 756 Washington Street launches new stock from Sawyer Woollen Company. All wool pantaloons go for $2 and elegant suits for $10, with items marked at low water prices.
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The
Continents Clothing House
Washington Street
Sawyer Woollen Company
Quiet stock markets pony up under oil surge
The stock markets were quiet as oil led trading with a sharp rise. Oil jumped to 140 145 on rule trade while cash oil firmed, and several large houses were squeezed. Government and exchange actions loom as suspensions and future bond buy plans surface.
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E. K. Willard & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Amusements listings for Boston venues today
A Franklin era schedule lists performances at Hollis Street and Park theatres, Globe, Boston Opera, Concert Co, Boston Museum, Grand Opera House and Cyclorama. Also shows at Old South Church and Cyclorama Tremont Street feature historic battle paintings and Grant images.
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Park Theatre
McCaul Opera Company
Glole Theatre
Boston Ideal Opera Company
Variety
Boston Museum
Bells of Haslemere
Grand Opera House
Hoodman
Tremont Street
Bunker Hil
Old South Church
Philippoteaux
Grant
Gettysburg
Washington Street
Dover
Proctor & Mansfield
Hoodman Klind
Choice
Louis Maas
Kneisel
Bahms
Rubinstein
Beethoven
Miller Piano
Auctions and Sales Schedule for Thursday
Today sales by auction list events at multiple firms. Albert Howe & Co. in Brighton conducts 1 a.m. sales of noe and carriages. R L Day & Co. 11:30 a.m. stocks. Francis Henshaw & Co. noon stocks. C F Libbie & Co. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. books. Leonard & Co. 11 a.m. carpets. Leonard & Co. 3 p.m. antique furniture.
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Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
C. F. Libbie & Co
Leonard & Co
Marital bonds marked in city nuptials notices
In this city on February 24 and March 2, Rev H M Torbert and Rev BE J Haynes presided at weddings. John Harrison wed Ann Wyatt and Carl Petersen married Jennie Petersen in these local notices.
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Harrison—Wyatt
H. M. Torbert
John Harrison
Ann Wyatt
Petersen—Pedersen
BE. J. Haynes
Carl Petersen
Jennie Peersen
Obituary notices from across Massachusetts and nearby states
A compilation of death notices dated March 3 to March 8 from cities including Boston Highlands Chelsea Malden Cambridgeport Somerville and Salem. Names include Louisa M Alcott Thomas Ahearn Nancy H Broughton George Eastman Ernest Bates J Story Gerrish Patrick Hart Lucy S Holden Harrison Peasley Michael J Mead Lila C Macdonald Harriet E Nyman Florence G Osborne Harrison Rogers Joseph P Roberts Catherine Ward and Charles A Wood plus family details and ages.
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Alcott
Louisa M. Alcott
A. Bronson Alcott
Atfearn
Chelsea
Thomas
John
Mary Ahearn
Broughton
Auburndale
Nancy H. (Hooper
Nicholson Broughton
Marblehead
Crowley
Boston Highlands
Timothy Duncklee
W. A. Duncklee
Eastman
George W. Eastman
French
Watertown
Ernest Bates
Joseph A
Fannie A. French
Gaffney
Whitmarsh
Margaret Gaffney
Gerrish
Concord
Mass
J. Story Gerrish
Hary
Patrick Hart
Nok
Malden
Lucy S
Ezra Holden
Keirnan
Ellen Keiman
Manning
San Antonio
Tex
Osborne
Lilton
N. C
Florence G
James II
Sarah Osborne
Peasley
West Somerville
Harrison Peasley
Roberts
Salem
Henry O. Roberts
Rolinson
Cambridgeport
William L. B. Robinson
Joseph P. Rogers
Ward
Boston
Catherine
William Ward
Wood
Beverly
Charles A. Wood
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