Reducing the surplus The Administration Satisfied with the Result
Washington May 5. Bond purchases by the Treasury have raised total buys in two weeks to 10 495 400, including 6 305 450 of 4 per cent bonds due 1907 and 4 189 950 of 4 per cent bonds due 1891. If kept, yearly buys could exceed 250 million, wiping out the surplus twice over, though future offerings likely slow. The plan helps prevent contraction of money and avoids a tax reform substitute. Republicans blame Democrats, while some praise the system as saving money compared with interest and maturity redemptions.
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Financial Market Hints Of Big Deals In New England Rail Lines
The New York New Haven Hartford control of the Stonington line weakened to 41 but closed at 4134 amid talk of a big New England deal. European war fears influence stock sales with insiders said to be selling in Frenchman’s Bay while money remains plentiful and banks push depositor withdrawals. San Diego welcomes Cuyamaca railroad progress and an 1887 rail buildout of about 325 million dollars, as Southern Pacific eyes tap into California central territory and the Chilean government seeks bids for 800 miles of rail.
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Catalog of 19th Century Books and Works Listed
A compiled list of books and publications with authors and publishers, including scientific, historical, travel, poetry, fiction, and reference works. Items range from Clark and Gladings to Wordsworth, Hale, Green and Green Heath, with publishers in Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore.
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John B. Clark
Franklin H. Gladings
Boston
Ginn & Co
Josiah Parsons Cooke
New York
Robert Carter & Bros
W.L. Alden
Harper & Bros
France
John Bigelow
John Richard Green
Emory Speer
Little, Brown & Co
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TB. A. Hinsdale
Townsend MacCoun
Blake
Alexander Apassiz
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Howard Williams
Scribner & Welford
Edward J. Goodman
Philadelphia
J.B. Lippincott & Co
Julian the Emperor
W. King
William Wordsworth
D.C. Heath & Co
Henry Stewart
O. Judd Company
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Isabel C. Barrows
George H. Ellis
Daily Bread
Edward E. Hale
J. Stilman Smith & Co
United States
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Massapoag Houses Refurbished for Summer Resort Season
The Massapoag Houses at Sharon Mass are being refurnished and remodeled for the summer season. Town water will be introduced and a steam launch will operate on the lake. Proprietors A P Boyes & Co intend to make it one of New England's premier summer resorts.
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Grand Trunk
Chas. E. Raymond
T . Gerard C. Tobey
Devonshire St
Boston
Beverly Seaside Homes Ready for Summer Season
Beverly and Beverly Farms begin their annual spring awakening as owners move in and cottages open. Notable residences including the Turner, Endicott, Pitman, Proctor and Dexter properties gear up for May and June occupancy with repairs, landscaping, and arrivals of families and dignitaries such as Mr. West and Dr. Holmes. The North Shore resorts attract Boston elites, with yachts, cottages, and estates readied along Prince Street, Hospital Point, Hale Street, Pride's Crossing, and Misery Island views.
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Whitman
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Shorndike
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Europe
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Boyden
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Manchester
Masconomo
John Burnham
A. C. Slater
Russell Sturgis
George Church
Dr. Bartel
Carpenters and unions push nine hour system efforts
About sixty delegates to the Massachusetts carpenters advisory board met in Preble Hall to coordinate unions for a nine hour workday. Josep G. Clinkard announced fourteen newly organized unions. The Bakers Assembly and Knights of Labor reported progress harmonizing unions, with new members initiated. A mass meeting of the assembly and Unions 4 and 54 is set for Sunday May 13.
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Dartmouth faculty bans one sport to cut time and cost
Hanover May 6 The Dartmouth faculty voted that students must drop football baseball or general athletics due to the excessive time and money required. With Dartmouth leading in baseball and athletics football will probably be given up as a result.
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Auction Sales Today Real Estate and Goods Listed
Auction sales announced with real estate offered by L Foster Morse at 4 p.m. and 3 p.m. Tuesday. Refrigerators offered by Lewis J Bird & Co. at 10 30 a m. Auction notes itemize times and vendors for local property and appliances.
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Marriages and engagements listed in city notices
In this city May 5 at the Cathedral Thomas H. Hall to Mary E. Conlan. May 8 by Rev Jamory J. Haynes Francis Little to Ann EF Martin. At Parker House April 28 Rev John Hood David Ross to Marion L Angell Cumberland RI.
Deaths in and around Boston area early May
Obituary notices from Roxbury to West Newton list Harriet M R Buel Chin Gim Jane Cohen Ruth Dunton Henry Eaton Hester Fox Jamily Hawes Margaret King William Sumner McNutt Daniel Murphy Samuel Rodden Josiah Stedman Catherine Taylor Reverend Innurrence Tarbox Henry Wethern James A Wright May dates and ages. Funeral details note Congregational Church West Newton service at 12 45 p m and adjustments to location.
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