Lodge on Force Bill and Waterloo Theme in Nov. 23 Washington Dispatch
Senator Lodge defends the force bill pledge while predicting a party caucus and a potential Senate rules upheaval. The piece notes Republican infighting with Hoar Chandler Hawley Moody figures and mentions four new Wyoming Idaho senators. Lodge cites tariff issues as his Waterloo in Massachusetts, and expresses confidence the GOP will pass the bill this session.
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Moody
Ingalls
Teller
Paddock
Plumb
Meesrs
Wyoming
Idaho
Post
Congressman Lodge
Massachusetts
Storce
Lynn
Blue Room at White House Refinished in Colonial French Style
The Blue Room in the White House has been lavishly redecorated costing $12,000. Harrisons sheathed walls with French silk and damask curtains, colonial wainscoting, an azure ceiling, and modern touches like a crystal pendant chandelier. Gold-edged furniture and four embossed plush sofas complete the refined ensemble.
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White House
Harrisons
Reciprocity Debate Sours on Republican Tariff Split
Senator Cullom of Illinois says the Senate reciprocity amendment on the tariff bill will need changes. He argues it is worthless except for campaign purposes and that the President would only restore duties with a real reciprocity provision. He hopes the President, guided by Blaine, will push a prompt change in Congress.
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Illinois
Senate
Blaine
McKinley
Congress
The Hawaiian Kingdom Prorogues Legislature in 129 Day Session
The schooner Alameda arrives from Sydney via Honolulu. Kalakaua prorogues the Hawaiian Legislature after a 129 day session. He warns liberal appropriations exceed revenues, calling for economical administration. Sugar mills begin 1891 crop, estimated at 120000 tons, aiming to ship before April 1 duty removal. McKinley bill notes sugar states in Hawaii largely owned by U.S. residents.
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Sydney
Honolulu
Kalakaua
National Reform Party
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Islands
United States
Bank of England bolsters reserves amid global bullion inflows
London nov 23 the Bank of England and leading banks maintain a strong monetary stance as bullion arrivals from Russia Brazil Australia and Europe push reserves toward 18.5 million pounds while hopes for cheaper money fade. stock markets recover though risk of renewed selling looms with Barings and other firms unloading securities. Consols rise and Argentines Uruguays slip halves week losses, Mexican bonds attract buyers as Diaz asserts Mexico remains financially sound.
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Australia
France
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United States
Berlin
Lotal Syndicate
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Associated Press
Mexico
Gard
Submarine artillery and armor gains outlined in navy review
In a report to the Secretary of the Navy Commodore Folger details a contract with Ericsson Coast Defence for one submarine gun and six projectiles to test on the destroyer. The document discusses smokeless powder timing, steel shell forging, six inch caliber tests, and nickel steel armor showing steel’s superiority over compound armor. It notes pending torpedo procurement and potential full torpedo defense system control shift to the navy.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Folger
Department
Ericsson Coast Defence Company
Europe
United States
Army
Bureau
Engineering Department
Annapolis
Funeral of Mrs Francis K Hayes at Trinity Church
Funeral services for Mrs Francis K Hayes were held Saturday at Trinity Church with Rev Phillips Brooks officiating. Private rites occurred at the daughter Mrs Charles H Pitts residence before the church ceremony. Pallbearers were nephews William A Hayes Jr and others. burial followed at Mt Auburn.
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Francis B. Hayes
Francis K. Hayes
Trinity Church
Phillips Brooks
Hayes
Charles H. Pitts
Gloucester Street
Brooks
E. G. Porter
Hancock Congregational Church of
Winchester
William &,. Richards
Arthur Pickering
William A. Hayes
Minton Hayes
Mills Hayes
William Goodwin
Frank Blake
Mt Auburn
Public critique of trusts ends local butter cracker maker
Letter from X Cambridge dated November 22 1890 condemns Bent & Co. surrendering butter crackers to a New York cracker cartel. Argues big firms force products on the public for higher profits, reducing consumer choice and harming the community.
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Bent & Co
New York
Cambridge
Curtiss Burns at Somerville and Quinby Wheeler Nuptials
At Somerville on November 19 the Rev R B Moody officiated uniting Edmund W Curtis to Annabella Wheeler. In this city on November 19 the Rev C R Tenney joined George F Quinby to Florence M Wheeler of Boston.
Obituary notices from Malden Watertown and nearby cities
Death notices and brief obituaries from Boston area locales dated Nov 21 22 including Ballard Bowdich Bemis Cushing Emery Goodnow Lewis Mirick Shaw and relatives Funeral details noted for several entries with requests for no flowers and service times at Chestnut Street Waltham Emmanuel Church and other venues.
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M. Lewis
Malden
Charles Wis. Mirick
George Mirick
Shaw
Wellesley Alias
Mary Peabody
Francis Shaw
E. W. Sears
Hmmanuel Church
Boston
Imported Cemetery Wreaths and Deigs by M D Jones Co
M D Jones & Co offers metallic wreaths, de igas and cemetery florals in nature true varieties. Prices and selections with stamps at 76 Washington Street.
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M.D. Jones & CO
Washington Si
Goulds Rise to Control and Prospect of a Stock Market Boom
The piece analyzes Jay Gould and allied interests consolidating power to push railroads toward higher rates, aiming for easier credit and speculative growth. It notes skepticism among bears on North American equity value, mentions Gould's holdings in Union Pacific, Vanderbilt ties, and renewed trading activity in Boston & Maine and Richmond Terminal. It also touches on money market stringency, duties on bonded imports, and the United States Rolling Stock Company’s decline amid reorganizations and new plant at Anniston.
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United States
McHenry, Barrow
Duncan Sherman & Co
Erie
Atlantic & Great Western
Anniston
Ala
Texas Construction Company
Texas
Kk. D. Hewins
H. A. Blood
Charles R. Buleig
Theodore H. Wood
Fa Bupprick
Frank A. McKean
J. H. Jones
D. Sargent
Open Fireplaces as Health Boost, Cheap and Quick
Prevention beats cure and good ventilation costs less than sickness. An open room fireplace is cheap, with a mason's low estimate. A wood mantel from Paine's Furniture Ware rooms on Canal street offers over sixty styles, installs in minutes and can be removed like furniture.
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Paine
Canal Street
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