Hearing on Canadian railroads bond and transit questions
Washington discussions stage a hearing on November 12 before Secretary Windom and Assistant Secretary Spaulding. Representatives from Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk will attend to argue bonding and transit issues affecting U S and Canada. Ex Senator Conger and counsel William A Day present sharp briefs on routes and treaty implications.
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Committee On
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Northwest
Merchandise in Bond Duty Clarified by Treasury Letter
Assistant Secretary Spaulding advises customs collectors that merchandise remaining in bond over a year before Aug 1 is subject to a 10 percent additional duty if withdrawn for consumption after that date. Decisions apply to all similarly situated goods. collectors must reliquidate past withdrawals and collect due duties.
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Treasury Department
United States
Duveneck to Teach Oil Painting Class in Cincinnati
Frank Duveneck will lead an oil painting class starting November 1 at the Museum Association building in Cincinnati. Sessions will use model and still life with a 40-student limit and require a life drawing and oil study with admission. A year-end foreign scholarship will honor the top student chosen by a special committee.
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Frank Duveneck
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Museum Association
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Art Academy
Duneneck
Mr. Duveneck
Maria Longworth Storer
M. J. Ingalls
J. Be Tarrison
A. Howard Hinkle
Frederick Eckstein
Leechy Formes
Pitts K. Burt
Art Museum
J. H. Gest
Cincininat
Master Printers Club Fall Meeting at Young's
The fall meeting and dinner of the Master Printers' Club occurred at Young's last evening with Mr. F. Al. Mudge presiding. Apprenticeship system disclosed in various hearings with speakers Colonel Hi. J. Rockwell, Mr. &. O. Houghton, Jr., George H. Ellis, Louis Barta, J. S. Ushing, and Samuel Usher.
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Young’s
F. al. Mudge
Hi. J. Rockwell
O. Houghton, Jr
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Louis Barta
J. 8. Ushing
Sanuel Usher
Bond Chosen Associate Justice of the Superior Court
Governor Brackett's council met at the Mas Massachusetts House and appointed Daniel W. Bond of Northampton as associate justice of the Superior Court. Henry Austin was named special justice of the Municipal Court in West Roxbury. State library commissioners were selected for terms of five, four, three, two and one year(s) respectively: Caleb B. Tillinghast Boston S JL Greene Worcester H S Nourse Lancaster Miss Eli P Sohier Beverly Miss Auna K Ticknor Boston.
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Springfield
Daniel W. Bond A Noted Hampshire Lawyer and Politician
Daniel W. Bond born April 29, 1838 in Canterbury Connecticut trained in public schools moved to Florence Massachusetts taught, studied law, graduated Columbia Law School 1862 winning Lieber prize. He became Northampton attorney for Florence Sewing Machine Co co-founded firm, built a criminal law practice, helped with a Northamton bank burglary defense, served Hampshire Franklin district attorney 1877, declined Superior Court bench, influenced Northampton water works, ran in 1888 GOP convention, owned Herdsdale dairy and stock farm, widely popular.
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New York
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Northampton
Dudge William Allen
H. H. Bond
J. B. SodLum
Faious
Hampshire
Franklin
Robinson
Bond
Superior
Hampshire County
Rodney Wallace
Fitchburg
Market notes from New York and London trading floor
The report surveys improved tone in New York trading due to firmer cable dispatches and a steadier London market. It notes copper weakness linked to share positioning, predicts limited fraction movements, cites Pewabic stock debate, sugar’s possible receiver risk, and forecasts for Bank of England rates. It also covers Northern Pacific annual meeting, board changes, and regional development plans in Tacoma and rail corridors.
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New York
London
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific Board of Directors
D. & Wegg
Wisconsin Central
Beaman
Villard
Northern Pacific
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Honest Remedy
An advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only reliable medicine. It warns against similar products and urges buyers to insist on Hood's, claiming its uniqueness. Sold by all druggists with a call to try it.
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Hood
Williams Denounces Tariff Fight At Wayland Meeting
In Wayland on October 15, George Fred Williams delivered a forceful campaign speech at the Town Hall attacking the McKinley tariff and defending debate rights. He contrasted Democratic obstruction with minority rule, citing House cases and urging voters to see through what he called legislative despotism.
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Codman speaks on tariff and wages in Wareham meeting
In Wareham on Oct 15 Democrats hosted Col Charles K Codman with Rev N H Chamberlain and Horace P Tobey presiding. Codman argued tariffs affect wages, citing labor statistics while attacking the McKinley bill and wealth monopolies, predicting a shift against privileged classes. Van Houten's Cocoa advertised at end.
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Cambridge
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Tobey
United States
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Senate
Marriages Recorded in Medford Newtonville and City Listings
A list of wedding notices from Oct. 12 to Oct. 16 across Medford Newtonville and nearby cities. Names include Bernard Borns Lizzie Perkins Franklin Banchor Annie Louise Sibley Z Estey Cliff Ada Kincaid Edward Goodale Evangeline Seaman Heinrich Kreuger Frieda Runge Edward Newell Mary Hilson Eva Littlefield Louis A Kahn Edythe Anstey Otto Schneider Anna Wruck Arthur South Mary Hurting George Towle Sedley Wyman Henry Tufts Susie Cotton.
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Edward H. Goodale
Evangeline Seaman
Kreuger
Rungl
Louis B. Schwarz
Heinrich Max L. Kreuger
Frieda Theodora E. Runge
Newell—Hilton
E. W. Virgin
Edward F. Newell
Mary R. Hilson
Boston
Rahn—Littlefield
Elmer E. Young
J. P
Louis A. Kahn
Eva D. Littlefield
Sawyer—Anstey
London
Henry N. Sawyer, Jr
Dorchester
Mass
Edythe Annie Isabella
Herbart Anstey
New York
Schneider—Wruck
Otto R. Schneider
Anna M. Wruck Smith
Hunting
Newton Lower Falls
Edward Everett Hale
D.D
Arthur B
Omaha
Neb
Mary, Augusta
Edward A. Hurting
Towle
Wyman
Charlestown
Pitt Dillingham
George Napier Towle
Evelop Sedley Wyman
Tufts
Cotton
Framingham
Mr. Emrick
Henry 8
Susie B. Cotton
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted for Women Health
An advertisement argues for moderate whiskey use as a health aid for women, praising Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as pure and healthful. It claims physicians endorse it and asserts the product offers unique health benefits unmatched by other remedies.
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Duffy
Local Death Notices October 14 18 1913
Death notices list Fo ward Darley Boit of Newport R L aged 77 others include Carl J Gen son Emily A Eaton Mabel H Gay Frank C Graves Martha Lovejoy Mary S Nourse Mary S Perkins Mira A Reed and more with service details and burial plans in Newton Cemetery Forest Hills and Needham locations.
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Mabel H. Gay
George W. Gay
Graves
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Col
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Chester Lr
Charlotte A. Graves
Newton Cemetery
Vrain
Boston & Albany
Newtonville
Lovejoy
Charles H. Lovejoy
Nourshe
Needham
Mary S
R. AH. Nourse
Joseph P. Ponda
Perkins
Chelsea
James Perkins
Reed
Highlands
Mira A
Otho R. Reed
Displays of Foreign and Domestic Lamps on Exhibition
An extensive display showcases the best foreign and domestic lamps with safe burners and founts for reading and general light. The text urges upgrading worn or outdated lamps, noting reading quality and economy, offering every mounting grade from low to high end.
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