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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1893
Page
9
Washington October 22 details the push and pull over a proposed silver compromise. Senators, the President and cabinet fight over repeal timing, with Pettigrew opposing the plan and Republicans wary of seigniorage and gold reserves.
Senator David B. Hill remains firm against any compromise with silver forces. He argues concession would acknowledge minority power and insists repeal timing should not be positioned as a concession, proposing July 1, 18M as the repeal date to allow Treasury adjustment.
The Hon. George Fred Williams, renowned for his silver debates, opposes the proposed compromise silver bill. He urges President Cleveland to veto if passed, argues majority rule in the Senate is essential, and notes the plan hinges on ending silver purchases and converting greenbacks to silver dollars.
European advices to an American agent secured 3000 pairs of eight inch suede mousquetaire gloves in multiple colors and sizes from 5 to 7. Pearl buttons adorn each pair and quality is stated flawless. Retail value cited as 12.00 a dozen, special offer appears on counter with a guarantee.
A letter from Gilchrist & Co. analyzes proposed currency changes amid gold and silver certificate debate. It warns that cutting gold obligations and expanding silver certificates could shift most public promises onto a silver basis, increasing risk of destabilizing the monetary system.
Frank C Algerton addressed a large Steinert Hall audience on How to Do Good in This World. He urged virtue while implying he offered instruction and awaited vindication, then praised Confucius and China before closing with singing and a benediction from the famed boy medium.
Registration closes in Boston Oct. 24 and in other cities Oct. 28 while towns end Nov. 1. Register now for the applied program across locations.
The article reports a planned Russell versus Greenhalge debate at Worcester with state committee review underway. It notes a formal challenge from Chairman Quincy, expected acceptance within a day, and remarks from Henry A. Thomas and Worcester officials.
The Roxbury Wheelmen conducted a century ride to Newburyport with 72 starters from Harrison Avenue and Dudley Street. Captain Harry Gordon and Edward Martyn led the pace. delays included a 1.5 hour breakfast in Salem and a 15 minute stop at Ipswich. The return time from Newburyport was 8 hours 5 minutes. 56 riders finished back in Roxbury at 7:06 p m with James McGinley posting the best ordinary time for the distance.
A century plus of Methodist presence in Winthrop marked by yesterday’s 75th anniversary events at the town church on Pleasant Street near the Town Hall. The sermon by Rev Daniel Steele opened the observances with Rev W C Townsend recounting the parish’s founding and growth from 1791 through 1871 and beyond.
Mrs R M Hesseltine wife of Colonel F S Hesseltine died at her Emerson street home after two months of nervous prostration and heart trouble. A prominent figure in women s clubs she helped found the Melrose Women s Club and served as its president for years. She directed the New England Women s Club and contributed to women s magazines. She leaves husband Colonel Hesseltine a son N F Hesseltine and two daughters.
Russell October 22 The farmhouse and barn of Timothy Nolan were burned today Loss estimated at about 1500 dollars as firefighters fought the blaze to save nearby structures.
A Boston morning paper contest invites readers to state simply the number of POST and other papers their friends or neighbors take. Individuals may count the papers seen on streetcars, steam cars, or at their businesses to win recognition.
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