Free Coinage Debate Walks Line Across Western Senators
The piece reviews how new Western Democrats Vilas Brice and Palmer may vote against free coinage, while others like Palmer face pressure from Farmers' Alliance and New York Eastern sentiment. It notes possible support from Gray Delaware and New Jersey, plus conservative Southern senators, and cites past votes and the current 43 to 24 test vote. It also covers population tables showing limited movement of colored voters since the Civil War and a postmaster visit to Washington.
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Washincton
Sprcrat
Senate
Messrs. Vilas
Wisconsin
Brice
Ohio
Palmer
Illinois
Vilas
Calvin S. Bries
Cleveland
Farmers’ Alliance
David Bennett Hill
New York
Congress
Gray
Delaware
New Jersey
Gorman
Maryland
Baltimore
Butler
South Carolina
Gibson
Louisiana
Carlisle
Kentucky
Dr. Gallinger
Blair
New Hampshire
Felton
California
George Hearst
Ingalls
Kansas
Moody
South Dakota
Wilson
Hill
Consuls Ordered to Detail Seamen Deaths Effects Abroad
State Department issues instructions to United States consuls to standardize reporting on seamen who die overseas. Instructions require a detailed statement like a ship master. listing money left, unsold effects, each sold item's sum, and wages with deductions verified by logbook entries. Copy of the verified statement must be sent with accounts to the district judge.
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State Department
United States
Hoston
Boston
South Boston
East Boston
Charlestown
Brighton
West Roxbury
Dorchester
Roxbury
H. H. Carter
Mass
The Colored Race Population Study Preview
Superintendent Porter previews an upcoming Census Bureau bulletin detailing population by race in the South Atlantic and South Central states plus Missouri and Kansas. The article notes 23,875,259 total, with 16,868,205 white, 6,996,166 colored, and 10,888 of Chinese, Japanese, and Indians, and discusses historical growth disparities between whites and the colored population.
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Porter
Census Bureau
South Atlantic
South Central States
Missouri
Kansas
United States
Mail Subsidy Plan Hints From Postmaster General
Souther n republics and Mexico ministers visited the Postmaster General to discuss the mail subsidy under the new law. No firm results, but the attitude of Argentina and others was gauged. Opinions from Judge Tyner on contract terms and appropriations were noted, with talks on steamship lines, schedules from Baltimore, and faster vessels under consideration.
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Wasuteroy
Mexico
Nicaragua
Post Office Department
Judge Tyner
Congress
Postmaster-General
Wanamaker
the Treasury
Griscom
W. P. Clyde
Clyde Line
Major Bent
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Baltimore
Witnesses Describe Taulbee Shooting In Kincaid Case
Testimony opened in the Criminal Court with Samuel Donelson of Tennessee and Clarence P. Lovell of Boston detailing the moments of the Taulbee shooting. Donelson says Taulbee was shot as Kincaid fired from about five feet away after a dispute on the House steps. Lovell recalls the event from a stairway vantage with the shooter saying he acted after being insulted.
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Wasu Hincron
Kincaid
Samuel Donelson
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Taulbee
Sam
Imess
Clarence P. Lovell
Boston
Witess
Congressman Candler Heads South for Health Reasons
Congressman Candler returns to Washington for a few days and plans a Southern trip likely reaching Florida to aid Mrs. Candler's health. He favors milder winter weather over the North as spring approaches, stopping at several points along the route. A note on local book offerings from D Lothrop Company highlights Easter books and juveniles in stock.
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Congressman Candler
Washington
Andover
Boston Beacon
Ward
Chautauquan
New Bedford Standard
Christian Leader
Boston Journal
Springfield Republican
Herbert D. Ward
Boston
John Strong
Chicago News
Portland Transcript
Obituary notices including Warren Coolidge and Charles Williams
A list of death notices and brief details for numerous individuals across Boston area parishes with names and ages. Notable entries include Charles Coolidge aged 73 of Waltham and Dr Joseph H Warren aged 59. and funeral details for Silas Potter of Roxbury with the March 29 service at 2 PM.
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Coax
Soston
Daniel Col- Coolidge
W Waltham
Charles Coolidge
Cutting
Maiden
Eunice L
Henry Cutting
Chel Farrell
City Uoepr Te
Owen Farrell
Chicago
Etta
Wayie Howe
Sherborn
Mas Lewis
Wells
Er Aaron
Edward P. Wells
Whicaker
Winter Hill
Somerville
Freedom Whitaker
Williams
Groton
Charles Williams
Potter
Roxbury
Mass
Silas Potter
Perrin Street
Sriday
Busy Day in the Massachusetts House on Elections and Transit
The Massachusetts House debated making election day a legal holiday to boost turnout, faced opposition over wage loss and liquor campaigning, and rejected the measure 105 to 74. Other actions included street car overcrowding rules, dairy product protections against oleomargarine, and various Senate and House committee reports on transportation, public welfare, and legal reforms.
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Quincy
Massachusetts House of Representatives
White
Manchester
McFarland
Wales
Mr. Olmstead
Boston
Mellen
Worcester
McEttrick
Sohier
Beverly
Committee On
Senate
House
Committee On Agriculture
Board of Agriculture
Dairy Commission
Committee of Conference
Commonwealth
Committee On Cities and Harbors and Public Lands
Low
Essex
Smith
McNary
Coveney
Cambridge
Pinkerton
Sprague
Raymond
Thayer
Committee On the Judiciary
Dewey
Murray
Fitchburg
Sobier
Devons
Art Commission
Charles Devens
Court House
State Board of Agriculture
Champlin
Chelsea
Donovan
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Battlefield
Plymouth County
Old Colony Road
John M. Barry
Railroad Commissioners
Lowell
Boston & Lowell
Hoosac Tunnel
Wilmington
Deerfield Valley
Vermont
Massachusetts
Superior Court
Royal E. Robbins and Associates
State Street Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Savings
Joseph Cook
A. A. Miner
New Bedford Real Estate Association
Supreme Court
R. F. Briggs
Amesbury
Boston & Maine
New Hampshire
Committee On Railroads
State Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Tewksbury
8. A. Endicott
Waltham Savings Bank
Massachussets School
Massachussetts
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