Dangers of the Conference Committee on McKinley Bill Rise
Washington May 20 Major McKinley and Speaker Reed loom strong in the House but Senate finance will overhaul his tariff plan. Senate Republicans aim to modify rates on earthenware lumber metal and dairy items while preserving prohibitory duties. Conference committee wields final shaping power with Allison Aldrich McKinley and Burrows likely to lead. Lodge may fight to restore Boston naval yard funds. Behring Sea policy unchanged. revenue steamers Bear Rush and Corwin prepare for Alaska waters.
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Indiana
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Portsmouth
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Boston Yards
Granite Dry Dock
Conerence
Bear
Seattle
Wash
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Corwin
San Francisco
Market Booms as Atchison Sugar Stocks Lead Trading
New York yesterday saw intense market activity with sharp moves in Atchison and Sugar as major features. Brokers report potential negotiations on Atchison rivaling past big deals, while Fitchburg eyes July dividends and Edison equity earns suggest healthy profits.
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Atchison and
Sugar
Atchison
West Shore
Fitchburg
Sugar Trust Dissolved by New York Supreme Court Ruling
May 20 Judge Ingraham held Henry Winthrop Gray as receiver for North River Sugar Refining Co has no right to profits of the illegal Sugar Trust. The suit for accounting dissolution and receivership is dismissed with leave to amend. The copartnership is dissolved by law and the court will not enforce the trust agreement.
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New York
Ingraham
Supreme Court
Henry Winthrop Gray
North River Sugar Refining Company
Sugar ‘Trust
Oxnard Bros. Company
Copartnership
Court of Equity
Richard Vaux Elected to Randall's Seat in Philadelphia
In a May 20 special election for the third district eight wards of Philadelphia chose Richard Vaux, Democrat, to fill the late Samuel J. Randall's seat. Opposing him was Hiram Dewalt, nominated by Prohibitionists, with Vaux winning essentially without contest.
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Philadelphia
Samuel J. Randall
Richard Vaux
Hiram Dewalt
MeeKs resigns as attorney in Flack case
New York May 20 Joseph MeeKs late referee in the Flack Divorce case has tendered his resignation to the general term as an attorney and counsellor at law and the general term has accepted the resignation. The proceedings begun to disparage him will be dropped. Dudley Buck praises the Mason Hamlin Liszt Organ noting improved tone, prompt reed speech, and easier blowing after twelve hours of testing.
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New York
Joseph MeeKs
Flack
Dudley Buck
Mason & Hamlin
The Publication Board Scandal Postures in Assembly
The Assembly debates a publication board scandal with strong passions as supporters and critics clash over alleged mismanagement. The Rev C B Little reports the Home Missions balance shows a deficit despite rising contributions. Oregon to Nevada regions seek missionaries amid fund constraints and multilingual needs.
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Board of Home Missions
Saratoca
Sprcra
Saratoga
Patton
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Board of Publication
Graham
Philadelphia
Beaver
Pennsylvania
C. B. Little
D.D
Lexus
Oregon
Washington
Two
Dakotas
Montana
California
Nevada
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
San Francisco
Middle Western
Union Labor platform adopted in Waterville Maine
The Union Labor party of Maine met in convention at Waterville and approved resolutions opposing trusts and the current banking system, calling for greenbacks, postal savings banks, government railways and telegraphs, equal laws for capital and labor, and a graduated income tax. J R Clark of Bangor was nominated for Governor by acclamation and Luther C Kateman of Searsmont for Representative to Congress in the third district. A three person committee was appointed to draft an address to voters.
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Union Labor Party
J. R. Clark
Bangor
Luther C. Kateman
Searsmont
Congress
Maine
Garfield’s Remains Moved to Crypt Monument
In Cleveland on May 20 Garfield’s presidential remains were moved from the public vault to the cemetery monument crypt, to be their final resting place. Garfield’s mother’s remains were also moved to the monument, which will be dedicated on Memorial Day. Insomnia treated by Peruvian Nerye Compound.
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Lake View
Garfield
Leonard & Co and Other Auction Times Listed
A list of sale times for Carpets Fruit Real Estate and Stocks. Notices include Foster Seaver marriage in Whitinsville on May 14 between William J. Foster and Lulu L Seaver and Hamilton Cellarius marriage in this city on May 14. Obituaries note Olive S Ellins age 57 at North Scituate and Almira Hastings widow of Jonas Hastings aged 81 at Concord. Charles A Howard 27 in Chicago and Mary Wilson widow of Benjamin Stephenson in New York on May 19.
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North Scituate
Olive S. Ellins
Farnsworth
Lexington
Rebecca
Hastings
Concord
Almira
Jonas Hastings
Howard
Chicago
Charles A. Howard
Stephenson
New York
Mary Wilson
Benjamin Stephenson
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