Tariff Reform Splits Republicans On Free Raw Materials
Washington warns of a party split as moderates push tariff reform away from high duties. Reed to face pressure to appoint moderate reformers to Ways and Means. Wool growers of Ohio and other interests resist Democratic gospel of cheaper imports. Also notes reversal on free entry for glass plates used in optical instruments after a court ruling.
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Postmaster General Seeks Higher Clerk Pay Across Large Post Offices
Wanamaker plans to urge Congress for a sizable increase in clerk hire for large post offices in the next fiscal year. He aims to align salaries with the classification set by Congress last winter, which clerks praised as a boon but found underfunded in practice. If approved, salaried raises and more staff would follow, aided by General Bingham of Pennsylvania who may lead the House post office committee to push reforms.
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New Hampshire's New Collector Appointed
The President appointed James E. French of New Hampshire as collector of internal revenue for the district of New Hampshire.
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Navy Secretary Detaches Naval Constructor From Board
The Secretary of the Navy today will detach Naval Constructor Philip Hiehborn from duty as a member of the Board of Inspection and Survey and reassign him to new duties in the bureau.
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Naval inspector to be succeeded at Cramp's shipyard
Mr. Hichborn has served six years in the bureau of construction and repairs making this order imperative. He will be succeeded by Naval Constructor J. F. Hanscom who is stationed at Cramp's shipyard as inspector.
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A New Minister from Hayti Named for Washington
The Haytien government will appoint An nibal Price envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Washington. Price has held finance posts under Salnave and Domingue era governments, wrote on political economy, and has been exiled under Salomon. The current minister is Stephen Preston, long-time Haitian representative in Washington.
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Extension of the free delivery system begins
Postmaster General Wanamaker directs free delivery to start January 1 1890 at Amesbury Massachusetts Bennington Vermont and Quincy Massachusetts in three pilot locations for municipal postal service expansion.
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Harvard Declares Withdrawal From Intercollegiate Football
Harvard votes to resign from the Intercollegiate Football Association after a mass meeting at Sever Hall. leaders say action aims to suppress professionalism and pursue a dual league with Yale, with Yale to decide on a similar move tonight.
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Geologic Views of New Jersey by Davis and Scudder
The Boston Society of Natural History heard papers by B H Scudder on insect distribution in Rocky Mountain Tertiaries and of Harvard’s William M Davis on the geographic development of northern New Jersey. Davis described the old upland surface, tilted seaward, with Watchung and Kittatinny ridges, glacial features, moraines, and a twelve hour transit from New York to view key topographic illustrations.
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Beaumont Perkins Mary Eleanor wed at Trinity Church
In Beaumont England Navy Captain Beaumont wed Mary Eleanor daughter of the late Charles C Perkins at Trinity Church on November 20 with Rev Phillips Brooks officiating. Other notices list Burien Baker Carter Griffith Geary Bartley Glidden Orange marriages with local clergy officiants in New England.
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Clara M. Griffith
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Obituary notices from Boston area dated November
Death notices from Boston area record multiple individuals with ages and locations including Alden Earl Gleason Griffin Marty Hendricks Hatch Haley Littlefield Lee Moorek Murphy McLaughlin Mulliken Messinger Nickerson Sanborn Scholfield Tucker Witherell across Nov 17 19 in cities such as Dorchester Cambridge Milton Attleboro and Lexington.
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