McKinley Tariff Tinkers With Protests and Delays
Washington dispatch reports the tariff bill debate heating around Ways and Means with complaints and promises. New England industries lobby for changes while Rice flour duties face opposition. No major changes expected. bill likely not reported before mid April and debate may push to June with a lengthy process and possible House passage uncertain.
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Rage for office getting at postoffice prompts fraud probe
A Postoffice Department case shows fake telegrams and letters sent to muster support against a postmaster candidate. The ruse aimed to sway appointment as spoils system rivalry grows. In Montana, Hoar backs the majority report declaring two Republican Senate claimants entitled to seats, while Gray's minority argues for their rights with forceful language.
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Behring Sea Proclamation Warns Against Fur Trading
The President issued a proclamation warning all persons not to enter Behring Sea waters within the United States to violate Section 1956 of the Revised Statutes. It prohibits killing otter mink marten sable fur seal or other fur bearing animals within Alaska Territory or its waters.
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Transfer of the Signal Service to Agriculture Bill Authorized
The House committee on agriculture today authorized Representative Allen to report a bill providing for the transfer of the signal service from the War Department to the Department of Agriculture.
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Democrats Renominated In Town Caucus For Postmaster
In a New England town caucus Republicans narrowly failed to oust Democratic incumbent Frank T. Spinney. Spinney led with 195 votes to Charles Currier 141 and Francis E. Perley 13 with 46 challenged ballots. Spinney touted reforms including free delivery and boosted office business, while Currier, a Grand Army man and grocer, eyed the post.
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Not Guilty Plea Entered in City General Sessions Arraignment
New York March 24. Warden Keating and deputies McGonigle Fitzgerald Lindeman and Hebbard were arraigned before Judge Fitzgerald in Part 1 General Sessions. They pleaded not guilty and asked to withdraw within ten days and substitute another plea. The request was granted.
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Insurance rate talk in Dover sparks possible meeting
Dover March 24. There is talk of higher insurance rates in the city due to recent losses. A meeting of the different companies is likely to be held to discuss action.
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Market quiet then stronger on favorable earnings hints
New York trading opened subdued until noon after the Supreme Court ruling touched state commissions in Minnesota. Gains appeared on favorable earnings, notably Atchison, with a cautious tone overall. Wisconsin Central rumors on preferred stock and bond prospects circulate amid a general sugar market debate and a Boston bank reserve dip offset by deposits.
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Patti's voice captured on wax cylinder by Edison agent
In San Francisco Patti, who refused to sing for the Academy of Science, was recorded secretly on a wax cylinder by Conway Nestor. The device was hidden under the stage and connected to the prompter's box, producing her rendition of Home Sweet Home and other songs for later playback.
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Marriages of William F Glenn Cora Lord John D Martin Annie Morri son
In Philadelphia March 26 William F Glenn of Philadelphia wed Cora B Lord formerly of Wakefield Rev John Hood presided In Boston March 18 John D Martin wed Annie Morrison In this city March 23 Clarence D Needham wed Lulan E Gorham of Boston Rev E Edmunds officiated
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Death notices from March evoking Boston area losses
Obituary brief listing multiple deaths in March across Massachusetts locales including Boston Roxbury Newton Malden Lexington Allston Cambridgeport and Jamaica Plain. Names include George Warren Allen Joseph C Bates Phillips Williams Emeline Jake Miriam G Burrows Susan H Baird May E Dennison Linville W S Folsom Johns Farlow For dvee Foster Alice Living ston Thompson Mack G Harvey John Hall J Henry Hill James K Leach Mary Alyson Longstreet Level Maxwell W J Newhall James Orcutt James Parker Allen Prior Samuel G Perkins Pleory Pratt J Slaskell Reed Frances Emma Shaw Mary A Tozer Emily White Andrew Wallis and others. Funeral details and ages noted for several entries.
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Dr Greene Tremont Temple Lectures On Nervous Diseases
Boston readers are urged to attend Dr Greene of 34 Temple Place who offers free spring lectures on nervous and chronic diseases. He treats with vegetable remedies including his Nervura, and maintains private consulting rooms with low medicine costs. Office hours 9 to 5 daily, extended evenings.
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