House Puts In Another Day On Tariff Bill
Washington May 10 The Senate spent most of the day wrangling over whether the fisheries treaty shall be discussed in open or secret session. Senator Riddleberger urged open doors while Senator Edmunds opposed open sessions. Sherman favored open discussion to enlighten fishermen and the public. No vote was taken and the matter was postponed until Monday.
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Land Grant Forfeiture Bill Reconsidered and Amended
Washington May 10 After debate the land grant forfeiture bill was reconsidered and passed as amended to protect preemption and homestead claimants. An amendment by Mr Call to confirm titles of Florida railroad land purchasers adjacent to constructed lines was adopted amid lengthy debate. The session closed with several bills approved and a 5 p.m adjournment until Monday.
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Trade ties and tariff debate in the House in May
Washington May 10 House members report on a conference to promote arbitration and reciprocal trade with Mexico Central and South America and Brazil. An $8.5 million deficiency appropriation for veterans pensions is adopted. Debate on tariff policy centers on protection revenue and sugar duties, with speakers defending or attacking tariff plans and discussing postwar reconstruction and silver policy.
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Cecilia Club Concert at Music Hall Ends Season With Barber of Bagdad
The Cecilia Club concert at Music Hall closed the season with a varied program featuring Beethoven mass in C, Barber of Bagdad selections, Parsifal choruses, and Mendelssohn Ave Maria. Notable highlights include baritone Gardner Lamson in Hail to this mansion and duets from Boito. The Barber of Bagdad numbers drew audience praise for novelty and expressiveness.
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Tariff debate features pressure on labor and finance
Speakers criticize imports versus exports for England and discuss U S tariff policy. Mr Brumm notes England's revenue from transportation and bonds while draining U S with interest. Mr Bland argues tariff prevented worse fate, Mr Clements urges decisive action, linking taxation to labor and unions as North-South divides inform the tariff debate. The House recesses at 5:30 PM for evening tariff discussions.
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The Wagner Matinee in Boston Ends Season
Boston Symphony Orchestra closes its season with a Wagner only program at Music Hall. Ninety players from the BSO plus extra performers from the Metropolitan Opera join Mine Lilli Lehmann and Paul Kalisch with a sixteen woman chorus for selections from Tannhauser Meistersinger Siegfried Die Götterdämmerung including Siegfried’s death and the funeral march.
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D Hamyvetter Pictures At Leonard Co Galleries
The collection of oil paintings from Mr A D Huyvetter Jr is shown this week at Leonard Co galleries. Featuring modern French Dutch and Flemish schools the show includes works by Brissot Carpentier Col Beauquesne De Haase and others. Notable pieces include Evariste Carpentier An Account to Settle Leon Herbo figures and a De Beul sheep study. The auction runs Saturday Monday and Tuesday afternoons.
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Mayor O Briens View Water Meter Combat Communique
Boston May 10 1888 mayor urges council to avoid radical cuts in paving department arguing permanent employment should come gradually. He cites prior figures 1700, 700 and 500 men and proposes using rock ledges and rails for winter work, while warning against mass discharge and noting financial constraints and a pending appropriation.
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Massachusetts Historical Society Meeting Notes Bygone Diaries and Debates
The monthly Massachusetts Historical Society meeting featured reports on bylaws revision to be printed and circulated for October action. J P Quincy shared his grandfather President Quincys diary of a 1801 southeastern New England journey, referred for publication. Henry A Whitney discussed Miltons history with extracts from Rev Peter Thachers 1679 journal.
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Merchants Club Hosts City Library Dinner and Vote
Boston Merchants Club held its final dinner of the season at Parker House as the Boston Public Library trustees urged funding for a new building. The common council passed the required appropriation 62 to 1. Speakers praised the library’s growth and civic value, while architect McKim and others committed to completing the project.
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