Hitt speaks on reciprocity with Canada and tariffs
Washington reports Congressman Hitt Illinois defends reciprocity plan as limited and under Congress. He argues Canada could join only if protective duties stay. presses for careful treaty controls and warning against free trade misreadings. Also notes Recorder Trotter dispute over tax sale records and forthcoming copyright and agricultural bills.
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Unitarian Sunday School Association Meets at Second Church
At the sixth meeting in the Second Church parlors, a large attendance heard Harvard divinity professor H Imerton on Historical Method in Bible histories, Rev H G Spaulding on The Old Testament Histories, Rev Lt N Brown on The Earn History, and Rev K H Hall on The History of St Yaw.
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Copyright Matinee Promises Star-Studded Benefit
James T. Trowbridge opens the Hollis Street Theatre matinee for the International Copyright League with Author's Night. Boucicault's company performs The Jilt between acts. Lotus Glee Club, Boyle O Reilly, Ernst Perabo, and Sadie Holmes participate. tickets are $1.
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Sullivan
Sadie Holmes
New York
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Money market note brokers note easy summer outlook
The market shows small supply and demand with borrowers hoping for better rates. A Boston capitalist reports bankers expect comparatively easy money in summer and a Treasury relief for the money market. Bell Telephone stock rose after large trades, while Eastern railroad shares strengthened on consolidation hopes.
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Evening Theatres and Screenings Ahead
Park Theatre McCaull Opera Company Evening at 7 45 Hollis Street Shaughraun Theat re Mestayer company Boston Museum The Bells of Haslemere Grand Opera House Two Old Cronies Dolores Rentz Santley company Dolores Howard Athenaeum Rentz Santley company Boston Museum The Bells of Haslemere Cyclorama Battle of Bunker Hill Cyclorama 541 Tremont Street Battle of Gettysburg Evening showings noted for local venues.
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Auction Sale Schedule Listed By Item and Time
Sales by auction today include Rugs and related items at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. with N. M. Hatch. Horatio Harris auctions at 12 m for fruit. On Wednesday Horses and carriages by Albert Howe & Co. at Brighton 11 a.m. Stocks by R. L. Day & Co. at 11:30 a.m. and Francis Henshaw & Co. at 12 m. Paintings at 3 p.m. by Lewis J. Bird & Co.
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Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
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Marriages Reported by Clergy on March 14
In this city on March 14 the rites were performed by Rev. Thomas Dixon Jr assisted by Rev. BE Pride Charles E Braman and Almira E Hart. At Wellesley Hill on March 14 Rev. George Batchelor officiated for Arthur I Nash and Mary A Batchelor.
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Death notices from Boston area on March deaths
Obituary column lists numerous deaths across Greater Boston towns including South Boston Randolph Malden Medford Chelsea and Cambridge with ages from 2 to 90. Names include Ellen Agnew Mary T Beal Bridget Lahiff Captain Nicholas French and Professor George Willis Warren among others. Funeral details and residences vary by entry.
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Thomas J. Agnew
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Oak Square
Keighton
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Hanover Avenue
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James Carroll
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Coburn
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Michael Craig
Cross
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Sarah Fletcher
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Malden
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Medford
Daniel Dwyer
Pitzgerald
Cabot Street
Michael
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Salisbury
Nicholas French
Greenwood
Bunker Hill
Charles Greenwood
Everett
Halford
Spot Pond
Wyoming
William Hartford
Hayden
Braintree
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Merch
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McGillicuddy
Weymouth
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Wakki
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Harvard
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Cambridge
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High Tariff Petition Questioned by Ohio Wool Growers
A Boston letter to the editor questions a petition by protected manufacturers asking to keep home production off the free list. It cites 20 years of rising imports from 858 million to 683 million dollars and warns of possible deception aimed at Ohio wool growers. The writer urges John Sherman to investigate immediately.
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