Pigs not in Clover Can Blaine assist the breeders
A Washington report outlines a broader push to reopen European markets for American cattle and hogs. Advocates seek consuls in key ports to study trade barriers and counter anti American prejudice while Blaine shapes policy and staff appointments amid 3500 consulship applications.
Sigourney Butler's Popularity as Second Comptroller
The article notes James Sigourney Butler may remain in office as second comptroller until July 1. He earns praise from War and Navy officials and is favored by Republicans like Senators Edmunds and Hale for his efficiency. Other strong contenders include Asa Matthews, Charles P. Lincoln, and James R. Duel. Thomas of Illinois is reportedly unlucky.
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House OF Refuge
Navy Department
Colonel Bennett
Revenue Marine Service
Commodore Walker
Point Barrow
Bear
Arctic
Revenue Service
Treasury
San Francisco
Sigourney Butler
War and Navy Departments
Edmunds and
Hale
Ir. Butler
First
Durham
John S. Davenport
New York
John R. Thomas
Illinois
Butler
Thomas
Asa Matthews
Charles P. Lincoln
James R. Duel
Lincoln
Michigan
Duel
Republican Silver Coinage Argument by Senator Stewart
Senator Stewart of Nevada promotes increasing standard silver dollar coinage to win over silver states in this autumn elections. He warns eight senators and five representatives from these states could swing the House and threaten President Harrison with a Democratic Congress. He suggests Windom and the President might shift policy to avoid losses. General John C. Black leaves Washington to return to Chicago and resume legal practice after his Pea Ridge wounds and pension commission appointment.
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Stewart
Nevada
Harrison
Windom
Black
Washington
John C. Black
Pea Ridge
Cleveland
Chicago
Massachusetts Fourth Class Postmasters Named
Fourth class postmasters appointed in Massachusetts include J. C. Cooper at Chester M. D. Woodbury at Charlton and W. B. Curtis at Hanover.
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Massachusetts
J. C. Cooper
Chester
M. D. Woodbury
Charlton
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Good Agricultural Lands in the Northwest Declared Given Away
In Ottawa May 1 the interior minister stated in the House of Commons that 35,000,000 acres have been provided to railway companies, with 5,000,000 more to be voted, totaling 40,000,000 acres. The fertile belt of Manitoba and the Northwest covers 135,000,000 acres. After deducting Manitoba lands and reserves, the Dominion has divested itself of the Northwest’s good agricultural land.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
Boston Stocks Defy London Market On Settlement Day
Boston brokers benefited from a holiday pattern in New York and London as sales reached 171100 dollars in bonds and scrip and 17056 shares. West End Land and Atchison led activity while California Southern fell on a sell order.
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New York
London
Boston
West End
Atchison
Bargains at George J Raymond & Co from bankrupt stock
George J Raymond & Co on Washington street offer excellent bargains from the bankrupt stock of John Phillips & Co. The lot includes underwear neck wear linen and furnishing goods plus many other clothing items. See advertisement in this issue.
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George J. Raymond & Co
Washington Street
John Phillips & Co
Shoes for Mexicans Meeting at Young's Boot Club
The Boston Boot and Shoe Club at Young's heard Mexican consul Arthur P. Cushing discuss selling American shoes in Mexico. He noted Mexico's growing credit and described trade barriers as well as the need to tailor shipments to Mexican feet and customs. Frederick A. Ober followed with Mexican views via stereopticon. The club elected officers for the year and reported financials showing payments of $204387 and receipts of $341388 with cash on hand.
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Henry
Boston Boot and Shoe Club
Young
Mexico
Franklin
Canada
Arthur P. Cushing
Boston
New York
Cushing
Frederick A. Ober
I. Bartlett Patten
The
Drug Association
Horace W. Wadleigh
Trade Club
Milo A. Smith
Denver
Col
J. B. Lincoln
F. E. Bacon
Charles Bb. Codding
J. J. Henry
W. B. Rice
J. ©. Balderston
Yasue Hace Elder
G. C. Houghton
H. B. Barker
W. Prouty
Jacob Friedman
H. A. Royce
H. A. Harrington
D. A. Varney
W.G.S. Keene
Foster
G. E. Barnard
J. H. Winchell
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Fruit-Horatio Harris & Co and Snow & Co Schedule
Public notice of real estate and fruit trade items with times listed for 12 m, 5 p m, and 1 p m. Names include L Foster Morse and Snow & Co. Indicates a market or auction-like timetable from a historical newspaper segment.
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Horatio Harris & Co
L. Foster Morse
Fruit—Snow & Co
Obituary notices from several cities dated April in 1900s era
Death notices list individuals by surname and locality with dates in April and ages, including Henry Brown in Chicago and Hattie Eaton Reading, plus William Stevens Boston and Deborah Peterson East Boston. Other names: Coburn Medford, Conklin Brooklyn, Lang Melrose, Melcher Lynn, Pike St Louis, Snow Boston, Tenney Littleton.
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Chicago
Henry Brown
Boston
Coburn
Medford
Jonas Coburn
Conklin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry Conklin
Eaton
Reading
Hattie C
Osgood Eaton
Hall
Edward H. Hall
Wellington Street
City
Highley
Lippincott
Baltimore
Blanche
Samuel W. Lippincott
8S. S. Tribou
Melcher
Lynn
Charles W. Melcher
Pike
St. Louis
Albert Pike
International Steamship Company
Eastport
E. C. Pike
Brookline
Mass
Peterson
East Boston
Deborah Clark Peterson
Reuben Peterson
Spaulding
Nathaniel Edward
Dr. Stillman Spaulding
Lexington
Snow
Langham Hotel
Susan L
Chester Snow
Stevens
Juliette Stevens
John M. Barnard
Stone
Boston Highlands
Sarah
Elmer Stone
Tenney
Littleton
B. C. Tenney
Oliver Tenney
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