Undervaluation Frauds and the New Appraisers Board
An 1905 report notes extensive import undervaluation tied to New York brokers and foreign agents. It details cross city comparisons, industry pushback against higher valuations, and the impact of new tariff rules on honest merchants and direct imports.
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Fairchild
Treasury
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Jordan, Marsh & Co
R. H. White & Co
Jute Bale Duty Drawback Questioned on Oct 6 Date
The statement concludes that 30,000 bales of jute butts cannot be withdrawn free of duty on October 6 or any other day, citing delivery to the owner or agent as the basis for the restriction. The text discusses tariff rules and the timing of duty-free withdrawal in relation to ownership and transfer.
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Treasury Department
Spaulding
Tichenor
St.Louis
the Treasury
Growth of the Banking System Adds 296 New National Banks
The comptroller of the currency reports 296 new national banks in the year ending Sept 30, the largest single-year rise since 1865. Total capital reaches $34,595,000 with most growth in the Northwest and Southwest. New England and New York show modest gains, Pennsylvania adds 24 banks, and Texas leads with 63 banks, followed by Missouri with 20. The six newly admitted states contribute 31 banks totaling $3.2 million in capital.
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Blaine Busy With Department Duties in Ohio Campaign and Atlanta Exposition
Secretary Blaine said he could not yet confirm active participation in the Ohio campaign or attendance at the Atlanta exposition. He noted President McKinley invited him and pledged support, but current department duties, coupled with the President's absence, make absences unlikely.
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Lowest bids for three Navy steam tugs named
Bids opened at the Navy Department for three steam tugs. Harrison Loring of South Boston submitted the lowest bid at 32,488 dollars per vessel and is expected to win the contract.
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Harrison Loring
Conscience contribution sent to Treasury from Boston
A Boston resident sent a $500 conscience contribution to the Treasury with a note stating it is believed to be due the government for duties on imported goods. The giver remains unknown.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Boston
Condition of National Banks Report Requested
The comptroller of the currency has called for a report on the condition of national banks at the close of business Thursday October 2.
New Haven Tournament Opens With Bright Prospects
The market in New York opened weak from London amid free selling, but bargain buying emerged as prices fell. Large buyers expect a turn higher, with coppers strengthening and Calumet at 303 bid. Reports note no true railroad panic, and local demand growing as selling interest wanes. Also covered: Atchison stock, Ontario & Western, Canadian Pacific options, and wheat supply changes with December prices around 10344.
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London
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Memorial fund plans for John Boyle O Reilly in Boston
General Francis A Walker presided at a Parker House meeting to promote a memorial for John Boyle O Reilly. About sixteen gentlemen attended. communications offered benefit performances and ideas for memorials. A Boston Public Library alcove and a public monument were proposed with a $50,000 goal. 300 circulars were sent to major cities and funds grew, with $1880 reported by A Shuman.
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Marriages Dearborn Langley Whit ney McCammon
At Nashua October 2, B R Dearborn of Meredith N H wed Hattie Langley daughter of William Langley of Lowell. At Middletown Penn October 2 Everett E Whitney of Harrisburg PA formerly of Hingham MA wed Katharine J McCammon of Middletown PA.
Deaths in New England area listed by surname and age
Obituary notices record multiple deaths with dates in October. Eliza Brackett 88, Charles M Cox 75, J L H Cutler 42, James Davis 81, Thomas Amory Dexter 73, Fanny W Davis 79, Al mira Fenton 82, Arthur Frederick Gould 49, John Richardson Hall 69, Mary McMaster 39, Hattie J F Needham, Florence C Tuttle 23, Seth Dunbar Whitney 83, Elizabeth Fletcher Wilson 75.
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Lexington
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Florence C
Arthur Tuttle
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Milton
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Alexander Wilson
Fall fashion lineup spans coats to boys wear in bold display
Our stock of choice goods for early fall is complete across departments. Fall overcoats and suits cover full dress, morning and business wear in the Ready made Department. Custom Department offers latest fabrics from American to German manufacture. Kilts jerseys short pant suits and coats for boys and outer garments for girls and misses in the Boys Department.
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