Tariff bill timing and river harbor clash in May actions
Worcester dispatch reports Republican leaders debating rule changes and a new push to vote the tariff bill on May 21 as river and harbor advocates lose a bid for immediate action. The Republican National Committee meeting is rescheduled to May 12, with caucus selections underway for the congressional campaign committee.
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Watertown Fire Alarm Patent Dispute Letter
The Watertown selectmen report a Boston notice dated April 28 stating the town’s fire alarm system infringes a United States patent owned by Gamewell Fort Alarm Telegraph Company. The firm demands cessation and threatens suit for injunction and damages. A committee led by A L Richards was appointed to investigate the matter.
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Boston break-in suspects linked to local tailor shop
Edward Richardson John Clarkson and Wilford H Hayes arrested in Boston are thought connected to a January 31 burglary at A H Knight's tailoring shop in this city. Knight identifies a suit on Richardson and $400 worth of clothing found in Richardson's Florence street lodging as stolen from Hamilton Place Boston weeks earlier.
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Scared editor and life subscription offer story
A frightened farmer enters the editor’s office offering two dollars to mail his paper for life, recounting his daughter’s illness cured by Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The ad extols the product as a legitimate alcohol-free tonic for women’s health, promising cures and a money-back guarantee, with details for obtaining a 160 page book by mailing ten cents to the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, NY.
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Market optimism drives New York stocks fast higher
The market in New York yesterday ran ahead of prior moves with confident, continuous buying. Profit taking appeared limited as shorts were covered and demand persisted for most issues including Atchison and copper shares. News on Quinlin’s disappearance and large block trades added to the active atmosphere as officials and brokers watched for further movements and hidden contracts.
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Marriages and funerals annotated for several New England towns
May 1 to May 5 notices include multiple marriage banns in North Brookfield Westboro and Jamaica Plain and obituaries across Fitchburg Boston Winchester Roxbury Pepperell Somerville and New York City. Notable entries: Alonzo Dudley to Lucretia Rogers Edwin B Rogers to Marianne Rogers and Eliza Cushman aged 80, widow. Funeral notices for Mary Crowninshield Hammond Caroline Reed and Helen Underwood with Trinity Church services noted.
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New York
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