Republicans Drift On Unity In Ways And Means
Washington May 8 report says five Republicans on the Ways and Means committee are split over a substitute bill for the Mills measure. Jensen Kelsey Browne Kelley express opposition or caution. Cullom and Farwell pledge to back Fuller’s confirmation with Democrats. Wright works on labor statistics for the annual labor bureau report while Belmont’s consular reorganization bill heads to the House Foreign Affairs Committee for action with fixed salaries and merit promotions.
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Chicago Burlington dividend framed amid cautious market chatter
Directors of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy declared a quarterly dividend of 1 percent payable June 15 to stockholders of record May 21 with books closing May 22 to May 28. Market mood remained uncertain with bears active in Boston and notes on future gains divided among observers. CAPE Cod, Cape Cop.
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Royal Baking Powder Purest and Safest, Government Deems Free of Adulterants
Government chemists report most baking powders contain alum or phosphates and lime, with the Royal Baking Powder singled out as absolutely pure. It uses only refined cream of tartar to remove impurities, earning high praise as the safest, most reliable option. The U S Government test confirms its purity and superiority.
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Board to investigate damaged clothing at St Louis depot
A board led by Colonel James M. Moore and Captain James N. Morgan is ordered to assemble at the general quartermaster depot in St. Louis to report on the condition of damaged clothing under Captain Forest H. Hathaway. Captains Eric Bergland and two lieutenants receive extended leaves of absence.
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Eric Bergland
Engineer Corps
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Tenth Infantry
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Auctions and Real Estate Schedule From Brighton
Today sales include horses and carriages with times 10 30 a m and 12 30 p m per and carriages by Alvert Howe Co Brighton In Thursday land sale by Holbrook Fox at 3 p m and real estate by S hk Knights Co at 4 p m listings show local auction items and timings for the day.
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The Henrietta Mazalin The Old Homestead
Afternoon and evening showtimes listed for multiple venues including The Henrietta Mazalin The Old Homestead Partners My Aunt Bridget Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Peck s Bad Boy Battle of Bunker Hill Battle of Gettysburg at Globe Lis on Boston Cyclorama Tremont Street programs show venues and film stage listings for the day.
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Marriages notice from Fitchburg and surrounding towns
Buzzell to Imogene Edson in Fitchburg on May 2 at the home of the bride’s parents. Chapin to Hall in Walpole New Hampshire on May 2 at the home of the bride’s parents. Graham to McColl in the city on May 6 by Rev. O P Gifford. Levie to Cruikshank in the city on May 7 by Rev J H Hughes. Watson to Curtin in the city on May 6 by Rev George J Prescott.
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Edward Hollis Chapin
Inez Avis Hall
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O. P. Gifford
Arthur E. Graham
New York City
Nella I. McColl
Boston
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J. H. Hughes
James Levie
Jane Cruikshank
Watson
Cartin
George J. Prescott
William D. Watson
Mary &. Curtin
Death notices dated May show multiple local obituaries
A list of deaths across several New England cities and towns dated May. Entries include Henry H Atkins 56 Roxbury. Mary White 86 in Barry. Lydia M Colby 58 in East Boston. Mary Crowley 66. Charles Domling 28. Mary A Dowd 42. Mary P Faunce Washington DC wife of Rev D W Faunce. James P Fife 39. Edward H Frost 54 Worcester formerly Boston. Mary Ann Halliburton 91. George H Kuhn Jr 20. Daniel P K Loring 34 Bethel Maine. Luke Lothrop Worcester formerly Sharon. Mrs Thomas Morey 76. Annie Parry 77. Russell Skerry 54 West Brookfield. Archibald Morrison Stone 60 Orange NJ. Deborah Tirrell South Weymouth. Wilhelmina Worth Concorn Massachusetts.
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Boston
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Harvard Board of Overseers Adjourned Meeting Promptly Called
An adjourned meeting of Harvard College is scheduled at No 50 State Street Boston on Wednesday May 9 at 11 o’clock a m. Alexander McKenzie secretary Cambridge May 2 1888.
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