Copyright Act Draft Readies Changes to International Works
The article discusses amendments to section 4956 of the Revised Statutes governing copyright. It outlines requirements for authors to deposit copies or descriptions of works with the Library of Congress before publication, and the processes for importation restrictions and penalties. The act, effective July 1, 1888, includes provisions on translation rights, publication of multi volume works, and the handling of foreign editions. The Senate adjourned at 5 o'clock.
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Librarian of Congress
Washington
District of Columbia
Aeposit
Senate
Tariff debate moves on with Cobden Club debate and Endicott note
Washington May 9 Senate joint resolution passes funding the U S participation in Brussels exposition. Mr Cogswell denies Endicott ever joined the Cobden Club while outlining tariff issues. House in committee on tariff bill as Morrow attacks free lumber and raisin duties. Various Republicans and Democrats clash over protectionism and free trade with Cantandan rhetoric and references to Garfield and Murat Halstead.
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Russell
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Belgium
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Woodburn
William Endicott, Jr
Boston
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Morrow
California
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Hooker
Mississippi
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Randall
Kerr
Iowa
Houk
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Morrison
Wise
Virginia
Endicott
Nevada
Kennedy
Ohio
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Louisiana
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Boutelle
Maine
Garfield
Murat Halstead
London
Cyrus Field
Cobden
Westminster
Greenwich
America
Cincinnati
London Times
Canada
Cobden Club views on tariffs and historic leaders
In dialogue with Frank Hurd and Henry Watterson, the writer argues protection harmed paper markets and cites Cobden Club membership as a learning aid. He recalls London customs, praises Thiers and Bismarck for protection, and critiques Democratic tariff stance. Garfield is noted as a Cobden Club member. the House adjourns at six.
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Henry Watterson
Hird
Watterson
London
Cobden Club
M. ‘Thiers
France
Bynum
Indiana
Garfield
Detroit and Chicago baseball stumbles noted in May results
Detroit loses to Boston amid poor fielding and Kelly muffing a fly. Chicago beats Washington with heavy offense as Greening struggles and Krock solid. Indianapolis and Pittsburgh games show high drama with runs, homers, and pitching shifts. Philadelphia tops Pittsburgh as Henderson falters late.
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Bennett
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Sutton
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Decker
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Krock
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Hoy
Washington
R. R
A. E. Ryan
Lug Oo Sullivan
Shoch
Pettet
Wilmot
Anson
O O'Brien
Vieffer
Myers
Wil'’mson
Irwin
Burns
Deasley
Daly
Donnelly
Pfeffer
Sullivan
Ryan
Williamson
Valentine
Indianapolis
Ind
Healy
Conn
Keefe
Ewing
McGeachy
Bassett
Manchester Nine Regain New England Lead in Quick Game
In a brisk hour thirty minute contest Manchester defeated Salems in a pitching and fielding sharp showing. Doyle at shortstop starred with nine assists and Ray, Hines, and Goodwin stood out for their clubs as Manchester bounced back to top the league.
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Manchesters
Klausman
Clarke
Salems
Staik
Doyle
Ray
Hines
Goodwin
Worcester
Ney
Lynns
Orcesters
Callahan
Question of Policy for Grant to House of the Good Shepherd
At a finance committee hearing a proposed $10,000 grant to the House of the Good Shepherd sparks debate over religiously affiliated charities. Proponents argue it saves state costs by rehabilitating women, while opponents warn against sectarian funding and constitutional limits on public aid to religious schools and institutions.
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House of the Good Shepherd
Kennedy
Stillman B. Allen
Committee On Public Charities
Grand Old Commonwealth
Foley
Corporation of the Good Shepherd
Darwin E. Ware
Commonwealth
Ware
George S. Hale
Penitent Females’ Refuge
Portland Street
North End
Female Orphan Asylum
Children’s Aid Society
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Law and Order League
Industrial School For Girls
Dorchester
Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Boston
Berkshire
Peatient Females’ Refuge
Phillips Brooks
Clarendon Street
Hale
Massachusetts
Slaters
Sisters of Charity
Centre Street
Linwood Square
Norfolk House
Heath Street
S. R. Knights & Co
Washinton Street
Railroads Report Strong 1887 earnings and expansion notes
The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe directors report 1887 earnings rose to 18.46 million from 15.98 million in 1886, driven by freight and passenger income. Net earnings reached 8.05 million. track rentals and land receipts lift total to 8.83 million. Dividends totaling 4.47 million paid in 1887 and early 1888. Miles operated rose to about 3,016 with large capital investments for rolling stock, real estate, and new lines including Chicago routes and California gauge. The note highlights light crop impacts, rolling stock shortages, and throughput gains from auxiliary lines. The company’s total mileage exceeds 7,580 miles under Atchison control, with a 75 million dollar capital stock and 48.8 million bonded debt at year end. The St. Louis & San Francisco reports its own 1887 results, showing sizable gains in gross earnings and dividends. The California Southern and other Kansas lines push expansion, with miles in operation rising to 1,211 by Jan 1, 1888.
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Southern Railway
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Company
Chicago, Kansas & Western Railroad Company
Atchison Land Department
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California
Atchison, Topeke & Santa Fe
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Chicago
Chicago, Kansas & Western Lines
Chicago, Santa Fe & California Railway
Atchison
Southern Kansas
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Californian Central
Atchison Company
Union
Strong
Aitchison Company
California Southern Railroad Company
St. Louis
San Francisco
Wileaxe
Spring apparel sale at Macallar Parker & Co
Spring overcoats suits and trousers ready for immediate selection at the establishment of Messrs. Macallar Parker and Co No 400 Washington street. Goods were made in the firm's work rooms and are of the best design and finish. The department for boys youths and children's clothing and fur furnishing goods is fully stocked and the enterprise is meeting with marked success.
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Reunion recalls 1851 Legislature and its coalitions
Members of the 1851 Massachusetts Legislature reunite at the Revere House. The gathering honors the era when Free Soil and Whig factions formed a coalition to elect Nathaniel P. Banks speaker and Sumner US senator, amid a decade of political realignment before the Civil War.
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Senate
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House
Free Suilors
Nathaniel P. Banks
George S. Boutwell
Charles Sumner
United States
Henry Wilson
Caleb Cushing
Benjamin R. Curtis
Anson Burlingame
Sidney Bartlett
Henry J. Gardner
William Claflin
William Aspinwall
Frederick O. Prince
Jacob Sleeper
Moses Kimball
John Mills
George
Boutwell
Alexander Day
J. B. F. Osgood
N. F. Safford
Edwin Mansfield
Ivers Adams
Chas. W. Cushing
Clement Willis
Samuel Clark
John Grindley
Samuel Warner
Charles Endicott
Nathaniel P
John Edgell
H. J. Gardner
Robson J. Hunt
Simeon Fisher
J. P. Johnson
Daniel Needham
Oliver Smith
James M. Keith
Daniel Saunders
George S.boutwell
Nathaniel Doane
the Treasury
Massachussetts
Democratic Party
Whig Party
Free Soil Party
U Union
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Gardner
N. P. Banks
William Clarlie
General Banks
Sumner
Charles Theodore Russell
Cambridge
James M. Usher
John Branning
Lee
William Winne
Burlington
Stephen G. Allen
Groton
Banks
Duffy's Formula Promoted in 19th Century Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Duffys Formula as a beef and malt whiskey tonic that cures early consumption helps tissue growth increases strength vitality and color. It promises a bottle by express prepaid if the local druggist lacks the product and provides Rochelle ter New York as the sender.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Express
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Loston
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Malden
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