Tariff in the Senate Anxious to Avoid Hearings
Washington date line reports Republican Ways and Means members praise the House bill while fearing Senate scrutiny. They seek minimal hearings as the wool and silk schedules face changes and compensating duties, with a 5 percent earthenware/ glassware reduction tied to the admin bill. A sergeant at arms race also unfolds.
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Carlisle's Unlucky Day Delays Kentucky Senator Nomination
Mr Carlisle's credentials as Kentucky Senator were presented yesterday and he hoped to be sworn in Friday. Credentials failed to arrive and the move likely shifts to next Friday. The note cites Senator Morrill's swift finance committee appointment as a precedent.
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American Artists’ Works in Chicago Exhibit Sends Entire Show
The Society of American Artists closed its exhibition in New York and will send the full display to the Art Institution of Chicago where it will stay until late June. No pictures sold or loaned are included, marking the first time the entire show travels to another city.
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Public Library Dedication and War Memorial Tablets
Acton holds a dedicatory ceremony for a free Public Library and war memorial tablets gifted by Hon. William A. Wilde of Malden born in Acton. Tablets list 29 honored dead and 126 war participants. A banquet featured speeches by John D. Long and others. an origin poem was read.
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Alien Kempinski Reaches New York After Russian Imprisonment
Herman Kempinski an American citizen arrived in New York aboard the Augusta Victoria from Hamburg with his wife and two daughters. He describes thirteen months in Kalisch prison, claims bribe payments for comforts, and says he will seek damages from the Russian government.
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General Assembly Adopts Revision Plan for Presbyterian Creed
At Saratoga the General Assembly approved a nine teen member nominating committee from each synod to form the Assembly's revision panel. The panel may propose amendments to the Westminster confession, with 134 presbyteries voting yes and 68 no on revising the creed. A nine member committee will invite Reformed churches globally to craft a short common creed. The Assembly also advanced a unity report with minor changes.
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Lennon's Dracut License Money Case Heads To Meeting
Lowe May 26 report that Dracut selectmen have arranged with John Lennon to refund his $8000 license fee before the town meeting opens tomorrow. Town leaders say a Friday act gives them more authority than the town could have granted. Quinsler & Co. of 26 Cambria Street manufacture and repair carriages and buggies with personal attention from founder Mr. Quinsler at the Back Bay factory behind Vinal's stable.
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Eight Drown in Watuppa Pond Tragedy Near Fall River
In Fall River on May 25 eight people drowned when a crowded flat bottom boat capsized near the Water Works pumping station. Passengers included Samuel Whittles and wife, five children, George Hamer, Walter Turner, and Turner’s son. Only two adults could swim. rescue efforts recovered five bodies and Turner’s son remained missing late that night. Samuel Whittles, a respected local Englishman and former Humboldt Scientific Society leader, had been employed by Cobb Bates Yerxa.
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Supreme Court Justice Miller Defends Original Packages Ruling
Des Moines dispatch reports Justice Miller faced criticism in Iowa for backing the original packages decision. He writes Rev. J P Teter defending adherence to the Constitution, noting the ruling’s sixty three year history and the duty to decide by constitutional authority over personal belief.
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Street railway deal at Salem
The Naumkeag street railway stock is under option to New York capitalists for 159. The stockholders approve the trade and the line will be electrified with overhead systems. The same syndicate seeks other local roads.
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Lynn News Notes Two Fatalities and Vehicle Collisions
Lynn reports a freight train fatality as J Harvey was killed on the Boston and Maine line. Stocks fitter by trade leaves a widow and two children. Also in Lynn, Charles Harrington of Salem injured after his horses ran away on Western Avenue. A horse neck broken and Harrington’s left shoulder broken, ladies unharmed. James F Layering of Salem, his carriage overturned as horse frightened. Editorial letter questions census of diseases and responsibility. Advertisement praises Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming cures for scrofula and blood issues with 100 doses for one dollar.
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Market strength and consolidations drive new England stocks
The New York market showed strength with a booming local market and rising land stocks. The Atchison Frisco deal signals consolidation and growth, while St Paul reports record earnings for May’s third week. Deals involve Pullman Westinghouse plans and a growing electric railway venture.
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