House silver bill faces likely party line vote next week
Republican managers plan to report a resolution for free coinage, aiming to pass by nearly a solid Republican vote. Democrats may push a recommittal motion, but most Republicans from silver states will back the bill if no better option appears, with Beaker Reed holding veto leverage. Old printing backlogs slow new work, costing millions to republish rebel and other reports. Post office clerks seek fifteen days paid vacation annually, with Speaker Reed likely to back unanimous consent. A Jacksonville petition urges adequate appropriations to prevent demoralization of the service.
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President to attend Garfield monument ceremony in Cleveland
The President leaves Washington tomorrow at 8 PM on a special train to Cleveland for the Decoration Day Garfield monument event. He travels with Vice President Morton and a Cabinet group. Samuel L. Gracey shifts from Cardiff to Foo-Chow consul. confirmed by the Senate. St P Cheney of New Hampshire named pension agent at Concord.
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Eighth Annual Meeting of the National Woman Suffrage Association
The eighth annual meeting drew few attendees amid cool weather and recent events. Speakers included Miss Alice Parker on Marriage Community Interest versus Dower, C Ernst on The Study of Politics, Abby A. Towers on the 1890 Legislature, and Professor George HH Fair tracing female inferiority to patriarchy. Mrs H H Robinson closed with a scene from A New Pandora, praised as epoch making though regional readings fell flat.
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Milton
Twentieth Annual Union Maternal Association Meeting
The twentieth annual meeting of the Union Maternal Association was held yesterday in Mt. Vernon Church chapel. Reports show the society in flourishing condition. after the annual election a complimentary resolution was passed honoring Mrs. Albert Bowker for her long residency with the association since its early years.
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Market mood wavers in New York as gains fade
The New York market drifted between strength and weakness throughout the day with sentiment driving late declines. Key notes include Vanderbilt gains in trunk line interests, Lake Shore at 120, Michigan Central 106, Canada Southern 70, and Atchison fluctuations driven by earnings prospects and perceived manipulation.
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Mrs Howe’s Quiet Birthday With Family and Friends
Mrs Julia Ward Howe celebrated her seventy first birthday with a quiet day at home surrounded by family and a small circle of intimate friends. Flowers arrived throughout the day and a notable gift was a basket of field flowers from Jamaica Plain kindergarten children. Attending were J L Dwight Francis Boot Samuel Hall Mrs Elliot Miss Tappan General Francis A Walker and others. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is touted as a seasonal blood purifier and economical medicine offering 100 doses for one dollar.
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Unitarian Meeting Marks 65th Anniversary Sessions
Attending sessions at Tremont Temple for the sixty-fifth anniversary of the American Unitarian Association, speakers include Hon. George S. Hale Rev. Edward Everett Hale and Rev. Brooke Herford. The day featured reports from the Women’s Auxiliary Conference noting a raised fund of 40 000 to 50 000 dollars and plans to unify with the National Alliance of Unitarian Women.
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Nominations Adopted for Executive Officers and Directors
The committee announced nominations to April 1 for executive officers and twenty four directors. Officers elected include President George Hale and Secretary Grindall Reynolds. Directors for three years include Ames, Brown, Wadlin, Wells, Eaton, Eliot, Effinger. Treasurer Blanchard reported receipts 186,944 expenditures 186,174 balance 770. The annual report noted need for funds for church extension and foreign work plus a 100,000 safety fund.
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Dracut Selectmen Weigh Liquor License After Town Meeting
Dracut officials remain undecided on issuing a liquor license as Mr Lennon continues operations. He regrets yesterday's town meeting vote though notes it may have no legal effect. Selectmen, asked for refunds on the license, plan a conference soon to consider returning funds amid citizen pressure.
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Census order on refusals for disability and farm mortgage questions
Washington May 27 The census superintendent issues instruction to supervisors to record as refused any nonresponse on questions about physical and mental disabilities and farms homes and mortgages on the population schedule No further action needed by local staff with legal steps to be taken by the Washington office through the Department of Justice signed Robert P Porter Superintendent of Census
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Election at Cedar Keys selects city clerk and assessor
Cedar Keys May 27 election results show R. A. Coachman elected city clerk and J. O. Andrews chosen assessor. The city remained quiet with Mayor Cottrell still in the Suwanee region. Cutter M. Lane lay offshore near the port.
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Auction Sales And Marriages In This City
Auctions today include paintings by Leonard and Co at 3 p m and stocks by R L Day Co at 11 30 a m Henshaw Co at noon and real estate by Holbrook and Fox at 4 p m Emerson Cushman wed Nadie Cushman May 24 Paine Cabot wed Ruth Cabot May 28 Sawtelle McColl wed Henrietta McColl May May Shawvousquet wed Marie Bousquet May 23 in this city
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Charlestown
John Edward Squire
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