Canadian Pacific Traffic Policy Hangs on Bond and Bonded Carriers
Washington May 22. The Canadian Pacific railway seeks designation as a common carrier for U S traffic and bonded status to ease Pacific coast operations. The Treasury Solicitor must decide if a foreign firm can furnish the required bond, with Windom and Tichenor weighing policy if affirmative.
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Treasury Forecasts Favor Woollen Manufacturers in Worsteds Dispute
The Treasury Department moves toward ruling worsteds as woollens, aligning with woollen interests. Colonel Hepburn’s opinion supports this, awaiting Windom’s final decision. A court challenge is expected to settle the tariff meaning, with retroactive duties debated if the old practice is upheld.
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President’s hesitation over Supreme Court pick
The President wavers on promoting Attorney General Miller to the Supreme Court. Miller desires the seat, but Judge Woods of the Federal Court in Indiana gains strong support. The President fears a perception of a trade or deal in moving Miller from the Justice Department to the high court.
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Colored Men Demand More Political Offices in North
Kansas figure E P McCabe blasts administration for favoring southern colored Republicans while northern colored men gain little. He cites four high posts, noting Lynch Mississippi Spellmen Missouri Smith Missouri Townsend Indiana and argues northern colored Americans remain unrecognized in appointments.
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Bancroft Heads to Newport from New York Visit
Historian George Bancroft departed this morning on the Limited for New York with his granddaughter and Swiss servant Hermann. He plans to rest in New York before proceeding to Newport for the summer. Colonel and Mrs. Bliss and Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft Davis bid him farewell.
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Mrs Cleveland's Angora Cat In Hospital
Mrs Cleveland's Angora cat is in the hospital after a scrapping match with a plebeian animal. The cat has been under the care of a local ad whose husband was formerly White House executive clerk since Mrs Cleveland left, and the lady began restoring its condition.
Market sentiment holds with bull run across markets
The New York market shows persistent gains with Jersey Central and Oregon Navigation leading, while West and London push bullish tones. Mexican Central remains firm amid London activity as St Paul & Duluth signals a two thirds and one half stock approval for a new mortgage bond, aiming to quiet critics of management shifts.
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The Inconstant and A Woman's Won't at Hollis Street
Boston listings show The Inconstant and A Woman's Won't at Hollis Street Theatre with 7 45 start times. Boston Museum presents Little Lord Fauntleroy at 8. Pa Theatre presents Captain Swift at 7 45. Globe Theatre shows A Dark Secret in the evening.
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Deaths Brief: City Obituaries May 19–22
Multiple death notices from various locations list names and ages including Margaret Bracken 83 and Patrick Claffey 75, with details of residence or ward. Other entries name Frank Durgin 52, Michael Gaughran 80, Samantha Horn 91, Minnie Joel 34, Jane Miller 49, Ann Nye 70, Joseph Shields 19, Mary Tyler 42, Hattie Turner 28, Charles Witt 52, Frances Williams, and Charles Whitney 36 with dates and places such as Roxbury Charlestown Brookline Allston South Boston Boston Highlands and Sandwich.
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