Temporary triumph for Mr Lodge in election bill caucus
Washington May 18 The silver tide rises for free coinage and battles loom in Congress. Republican votes split over a federal election law and potential veto risks cloud the Lodge plan while bankruptcy legislation faces a chilly forecast amid Southern and Western opposition. Andrew flatly denies claims about his tariff speech and iron ore petition signatures amid controversy over corporate authority and signature validity.
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Changes in House Committees and Other Washington Actions
The article notes shifts in House committees after Mr Carlisle’s Senate selection affecting the rules and ways and means panels. Mills becomes leading Democrat on ways and means, possibly yielding the rules post to Mr Springer or another nonmember. It also discusses former members Breckinridge Turner Wilson and Bynum, with Wilson as a top Ways and Means choice near Northern leadership, and Outhwaite as a northern outside option. Andrew again pushes tariff amendment to refund duties on bonded goods, while Sergeant-at-Arms Canady plans to resign with Valentine favored to replace him. Leeds and Swords also mentioned as nominees.
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Bonds Purchased From Aug 3 1857 To Date Summary
A U S bonds purchase record shows four series figures. 4s and 41s totals reach 274 659 650 dollars with costs 320 686 423 44. 44s totals 150 168 886 41 dollars, with maturity costs 157 216 982 94. Combined saving totals 69 041 179 50 dollars.
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Polymnia Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At Highland Hall the Polymnia Club elected Horace G. Allen as president and William Gardner Reed as vice-president. H. P. Whitcomb was chosen secretary and treasurer with G. W. Clus ten as librarian. The music committee includes Hay Buttington Miller and Saxton. The club, in its fourth year, reports about two hundred associate members and a strong chorus. the last concert of the season will be at the Dudley Street Opera House on Friday evening.
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Funeral services for Henry Mason held at his home
The late Henry Mason’s funeral took place at 39 Commonwealth avenue on Saturday at noon with many social and business friends in attendance. Rev. Brooke Herford led the service, assisted by Rev. Kellen Thomas of Brookline, and the body was laid to rest at Mt. Auburn cemetery.
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Market ends buoyant as earnings lift stocks in New York
The New York market opened irregular but gained strength in key shares notably Northern Pacifics Reading and O T Earlier earnings boosts from Atchison attracted buying and a sound bank reserve gain capped the rally A broker warned of public trading by the broader market with potential declines if liquidation continues Railroad views undercut near term speculation as western rates stay low Richmond Terminal dealings were noted while House silver bill clashes loom Read details on Manhattan circuit road plans and forecast earnings from St Pangross and Cambria Iron Company Also mentions Edison plans and coal price shifts with oil interests noted.
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