Tariff Amendments and Postmaster Nomination Delays
The postmaster general backs classifying postal clerks with salaries up to 1400 dollars. A Senate subcommittee delays Mr Fuller’s nomination while Congress debates tariff amendments. Enright named to head railway mail service as Nash resigns. Rockwell wins arms-plant funding, and Tangier talks clarify arbitration. Senate ratifies the Chinese treaty despite opposition remarks.
Senate action on public buildings bills in Bar Harbor and Nashua
The Senate public buildings and grounds committee acted favorably on bills for Bar Harbor Maine and Nashua New Hampshire public buildings with appropriations of 25000 and 75000 dollars. Senator Morgan submitted a written majority report and Edmunds plans to call up the treaty next week. Secretary Endicott returned to the city from Salem today.
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Building Improvements on School Street and Sears Block
Trustees on School street plan tearing down the Niles block to erect a seven story brick building with freestone trim facing City Hall. Demolition likely begins late July. the Sears building may be enlarged or raised to add nine street level stores, with potential rent up to $40,000 if feasible.
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Market and rail interests stir as Atchison leads losses
The March Atchison statement weakened markets as Cammack sold heavily in New York, with Gould blamed by many. Bears dominated while short interest rose, and a rebound seems possible. Reports praised the Georgia Central Fort Scott Gulf link and an expected air line from Kansas City to Savannah, highlighting vast rail networks and the Atchison system's global reach.
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Evening Theatre Listings and Opera Notes
The item lists multiple performances across Boston venues with show titles and times. The Globe Theatre presents Mazulin at 7, the Boston Theatre features The Old Homestead at 8, and other venues include The Henrietta at 8:45 and Partners at 8. Details mention Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at the Boston Museum and a Pendulum of stage acts across Tremont and Clarendon streets.
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Globe Theatre
Boston Theatre
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Auction Salahs Today and Wednesday Schedule
Horatio Harris offers 12 m. real estate by L. Foster Morse at 3 p.m. Wednesday. C T Walker offers horses at 10:30 a.m. Carriages by A M Bates at 10:30 a.m. Also sale of nae and carriages by Albert Flowe & Co. of Brighton.
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Memory of Rev Asa Bullard Honored by Boston Union
The Boston Baptist Sunday School Superintendents Union last evening praised Rev Asa Bullard “the friend of children” at Berkeley Street Temple. Dr J W Wellman reviewed Bullard’s life from March 1804 birth to 1834 entry as secretary of the Massachusetts Sunday School Society, noting his pioneering work during a transitional era for religious education of the young. The service featured tributes from Dr Wellman and M C Hazard, secretary of the Congregational Publishing Society, with a formal minute adopted unanimousl
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J. G. Pollard
Woburn
J. W. Wellman
Malden
Wellman
Mr. Bullard
New England
Christ
M. C. Hazard
Congregational Publishing Society
S. W. Hill
Roxbury
Larson Calsom and McLean McLeod Marriages In City
In this city on May 8 the Rev. F Johansson joined John Larson to Anna Calsom. Also in this city on May 8 the Rev. Macdonald united Lauchlin McLean to Alexandrina McLeod. In Chicago on April 30 the Rev. J H Knowles married Arthur Gilbert Merwin to Emna T Currier, both of Boston.
Obituary notices from Boston area May deaths list
A Dorchester to Roxbury and Cambridge death list records May deaths including Marie Alther 42, Alfred Burdick 41, George Davis 83, Ellen Denny 63, Etta Edwards, William Hale formerly of Boston, Mary Hardy 102, George Humphrey 49, Samuel Hunt 78, Betsey Jones 87, Alanson Kelly 73, Josephine Langley ?, Alice Lingley 56, Ellen at Westboro, Anni Newman, Augusta Peterson 38, Amelia Restarick 59, Emma Ryan 57, Mrs Robert Scott, Maria Sumner ?, James Tower 56, Arthur Treat 73, Elizabeth Walker 68, Charles Whall 64, Arthur Wynne 51.
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Arthur Treat
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Whall
Charles E. Whall
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Arthur J. H. Wynne
Comprehensive Boston Department Store Ad Promises Low Prices
An extensive catalog of discounted offerings from a new department store highlights wall coverings Lincrusta Walton and Japanese Leather Papers, upholstery, parlor and bedroom furniture, mattresses, kitchenware, china and glassware. It touts experienced Boston-trained workmen, guaranteed lower prices, and a Dickens set offer at 4.78 for 15 volumes alongside Drug Department transparency and 25 percent prescription savings.
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Bargain Promise: Lower Prices Guaranteed
A shop declares no unfair practices and guarantees lower prices than competitors to win customers. The column frames a bold sales pitch offering trade in exchange for business, asserting fair dealing and price superiority to entice shoppers.
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