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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1890

Page

5

Reciprocals Seek Trade Ties Amid Republican Shifts

Secretary Blaine advances reciprocity talks as Reed and McKinley factions lose influence. Brazil progress signals treaties soon. negotiations extend to Argentina Colombia Peru and Spain with ample backing from trade groups in Cuba. Major Conger and Minister Pitkin brief state officials during talks.

Washington Srrcrar Blaine Brazil Signor Demendonea Senate Major Conger State Department Mr. Blaine Pitkin Colombia Peru Spain General Grubb Cuba

Armor Piercing Projectile Bids Opened for Seacoast Guns

War Department Ordnance Bureau opened bids from Carpenter Steel Reading Pa Midvale Steel and Sterling Steel Pittsburg for 8 inch and 10 inch armor piercing projectiles. Prices ranged from 150 to 575 per shot with two bids deemed reasonable. Congress appropriated 100000 to test American capability against European made shells.

Ordnance Bureau War Department Seacoast Carpenter Steel Company Reading Penn Midvale Steel Company of Pennsylvania Sterling Steel Company Pittsburg Congress Europe Annapolis

Who Will Succeed Mr Aldrich Sub-Treasurer Post Open in Boston

No applications have been filed at the Treasury for the vacant Boston Sub-Treasurer position. Aldrich is expected to serve his term, with no candidates at the start of the administration. He will remain in office on his bond until a successor is named and funds counts will be redone to comply with the law.

Aldrich Treasury Department Boston Treasury

Treasury appoints Converse J. Smith as Boston special agent

The Secretary of the Treasury has appointed Mr. Converse J. Smith a special agent of the Treasury Department to be attached to the Boston office. Mr. Smith is a member of the New Hampshire Legislature, a resident of Concord, N. H., and was strongly endorsed by prominent New England Republicans.

Berlin National Bank Sought By New Hampshire Applicant

An application has been made to the comptroller of the currency by Mr. A. H. Eastman of Berlin New Hampshire for authority to organize a bank there to be named the Berlin National Bank. The authority will be granted once formalities are completed.

Comptroller A. H. Eastman Berlin N. H Berlin National Bank Frank Leslie Fifth Avenue New York

Harvard University Week of Lectures and Debates Schedule

A sequence of lectures debates and services runs Sunday through Friday at Harvard venues. Topics include romance philology the Bible sacred texts philosophy and international law with speakers such as Dr Teotilo Gay Rev Everett D D and Bishop Kendrick of Idaho alongside panels on Behring Sea seal fisheries reciprocity and Housatonic geology sessions at Sanders Theatre Sever lectures and evening vesper services highlighted.

Appleton Chapel Henry van Dyke Sever Europe Sheldon Harvard Historical Society Italy Teotilo Gay Faculty of Arts and Sciences University Im. Pete College Everett D.D. Sevel J. E. Wolff Stockbridge Vermont R. E. Dodge Housatonic Valley C. R. Eastman Worcester Mass Geological Laboratory Divinity School Library Schopenhauer Royce Sanders Theatre United States Behring’s Sea Young Men’s Christian Association Bishop Kendrick Idaho Lawrence Scientific School Harvard Union Massachusetts Indian Association Hayes Divinity School Chapel

Marriages Recorded in New England Cities

At Stamford Connecticut on November 12 James A Anderson of Boston wed Grace Chesbro Tafft of Hyde Park. In Medway on November 12 Charles E Adams of Ashland married Susan E Rockwood of Holliston. In Worcester on November 13 Eden Tyler Cheever the second daughter of Reverend Henry T Cheever wed George I Rockwood of Worcester.

Henry T. Cheever George I. Rockwood Worcester

Obituary notices from Boston area dated mid November

Numerous death notices list names, ages, and locations including Caroline W Boynton 78 Brockton Mary B Copeland 87 Boston Mary Frazier Curtis Roosevelt? King’s Chapel service details for Mary Curtis Harriet Frances Dodge 46 Smyrna Louise Christine Langdon Turkey Henry Davis Minot 31 Sudden railroad accident Clifton Springs Mary C Munsell Clifton Springs Frances Noyes South Boston Rear Admiral Charles Steedman 80 Washington funeral arrangements and burial at Mt Auburn details Carriages leave 167 Commonwealth Ave noon

Boynton Highlands Caroline W John P. Boynton Copeland Brockton Mary B. Copeland Curtis Boston Mary Frazier Curtis Thomas Buckminster Curtis King’s Chapel Dodge Harriet Frances Oliver Dodge Langdon Smyrna Turkey Bteevman Washington Charles Steedman Mt. Auburn Commonwealth Avenue

Market mood and financial strains shadow New York trading

The New York market shows no bright spot as liquidations continue and money is tight. Lenders sometimes buy collateral, while Bulls fear a dull period akin to 1873 and 1884. Banks stress, demand from New York remains heavy, and local prices face uncertainty amid mixed broker opinions and broad cautiousness.

New York

Republicans Nominate City Leaders in Providence Convention

In Providence on November 14 the Republican convention nominated Charles Sydney Smith for mayor Benjamin Trip for city treasurer W H Gadding for harbor master and Charles H Thurber for overseer of the poor.

Providence R. L Charles Sydney Smith Benjamin Trip W. H. Gladding Charles H. Thurber

No Free Primary Education For Quebec

Ottawa November 14. It is calculated free primary education in Quebec would cost at least 2,000,000 dollars annually, beyond the treasury’s present resources. Twenty two dollars will protect it. It cites Aristotle on matter and notes fragile china in homes. It advertises china closets for sale at Paine's Furniture Warerooms on Canal Street priced 22 to 23 dollars.

Quebec Ottawa Ont Srecrau.j China Paine Canal Street

ARDIS CLAVERDEN praised by The Critic

The Critic calls ARDIS CLAVERDEN by Frank R. Stockton a fresh life among simple, real people. It is described as cheerful and entertaining, with a hero who eases the reader’s worries, published by Dodd, Mead & Company in 12mo cloth for $1.50.

Ardis Claverden Frank R. Stockton Dodd, Mead & Company, Publishers

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