Tariff Debate Sees Money Aids and Fish Duties Recast
The Senate resumes work on the tariff bill with amendments on white pine shingles and fish duties. Proposals consider free entry for certain fish and revised rates on tin plates, hops, and sugar, with talks on tea, coffee, and domestic inverse duties. The session focuses on the sugar and reciprocity sections as Monday approaches.
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Voorhees
Indiana
Allen
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Ir. Plumb
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Rye
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Canada
China
Sherman
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Stewart
Hoar
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Pugh
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Morgan
House Advances River and Harbor Bill in Brief Session
In Washington on September 7 the House approved the conference report on the river and harbor bill after a short discussion. It then moved to the Senate joint resolution to print 400,000 copies of the Agriculture Secretary's report. The Speaker pro tem noted amendments for Smith's Island lighthouse work, broadening appropriations from 150,000 to nearly 1,000,000 for general lighthouse and fog signal projects, and sent the bill to the commerce committee.
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Finance Committee
Yeas
Messrs. Platt
Connecticut
Stewart
Nevada
Teller
Colorado
Internal Revenue
Hoar
Aldrich
United States
Washington
House
Richardson
Tennessee
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Burrows
Smith’s Island
Virginia
Committee On Commerce
Rain halts Boston Philadelphia final game
Saturday rain stopped the last scheduled game of the Boston vs Philadelphia series at Congress street grounds. In National League play Philadelphia teams and Brooklyn, Chicago, and Cincinnati results noted with Brooklyn 1 over New Yorks 5 and Chicago 1 over Cincinnati 0. Players' League action had Brooklyn 15 over New Yorks 6 and Pittsburg split with Chicago 4 3 and 2 3.
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Bostons
Philadelphias
Congress Street
Brooklyn
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Pittsburg
Chicagos
Pittsburgs
Buffalo
Clevelands
Buffalos
Eeseeseses
Puttadults
Lo Per Ce
Nt Bostons
WittsbUrgs
ieVeland Sccveae
Money Market Mixed With Clearing House Activity
The Boston money market closes dull and easier with ample liquidity at the Clearing House. Loans range from 4.4 to 7 percent with call loans at 6 to 7 percent. New York funds discount 15 to 20 cents. Clearing House exchanges total 14,043,651, weekly 78,328,861, and New York bank statements show a net currency movement to the interior.
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Boston
Clearing House
New York
Boston Post
United States
Canada
Savannah
New York Clearing House
Notable Guests Listed At Major Hotels Across Cities
A long list shows prominent guests staying at hotels in multiple cities. Names include J R Bartlett Frank R Chandler E B Jordan Clement H Seth L W Taylor Jr D Randall Capt Hodgson James Powers Charles Fisher and many others. Guests travel from New York Philadelphia Chicago Boston Montreal London and beyond.
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Viewcomee
J. R. Bartlett
New York
Frank R. Chandler
Chicago
E. B. Jordan
Brooklyn
Clement H. Seth
London
Eng
L. W. Taylor, Jr
D. A. Loomis
Brunswick
D. Randall
New Brunswick
N. J
J. B. Hodgson
J. G. Sibbald
D. Hank
Stewart D. Hank
Thorndike
J. P. Edwards
Philadelphia
John J. Malmar
N. Y
R. Wheatley
Cornwall
E. F. Smith
J. McAuliffe
James W. Davey
United States
George E. Croscup
Short Hills
F. M. Wheaton
Pittsburg
Penn
James T. Powers
Charles E. Fisher
Ottawa
Ill
Herbert Carr
C.L. MacCoy
A. N. Prentiss
Ciarr’s
W. F. Hutchins
Dedham
F. A. Robbins
Boston
Arnold ©. Lewis
Montreal
D. Stevens
ApAms
W. L. Gilroy
J. H. Williams
KB. P. Snyder
Washington
D. C
M. H. Andrews
Bangor
John H. Hawley
8. C. Jackson
H. K. Bradley
Dubuque
Treemont
George N. Schofield
J.J. Moylan
R. A. Pingree
F. H. Taylor
Youna’s
A. J. Mitchell
New Orleans
J. Karpeles
Calcutta
R. ‘B. Tlaskins
Charles H. Woodbury
W. E. Carpenter
Columbus
B. H. Locke
Denver
Quincy
John F. Courtney
Lowell
Thomas Clark
Amesbury
D. W
James Kuhler
Cincinnati
F. K. Kipp
H. A. Coleman
Providence
R. L
George Whitney
Royalston
C. Hedges
Cumberland
John ©. Barry
E. Hi. Ball
John K. Graham
D. Pierce
Norwalk
Conn
D. W. Cooley
Antrim
N. H
Mass meeting backs New York Central strikers
A Wells Memorial Hall gathering organized by Steam Railroad Men's Union No. 1 drew about hundred attendees. Grand Organizer Barns presided as labor speakers urged support for the New York Central railroad strikers, with 25 cent admissions donated to the cause.
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NEW York Central
Wells Memorial Hall
Steam Railroad Men’s Union No. 1
New York Central Railroad
Plant Linge steamship Olivette Last Trips to Bar Harbor
The Plant Linge steamship Olivette will make her final season trips to Bar Harbor on Tuesday September 16 and return Wednesday September 17. She sails from Bar Harbor for New York direct at 10 a.m. Thursday September 18 reaching New York early Friday morning. Advertisements hold further details.
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Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Witliam Wiipdom
London
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Frances
Reichsmarks
S'Ss
Plant Linge Steamship
Olivette
Bar Harbor
Massachusetts Bay
Cape Cod
Long Island Sound
American Cotton Oil notices stockholders on rights issue
The American Cotton Oil Company informs holders of preferred and common stock that transfer books close on September 18 to give stockholders of record on that date the right to subscribe pro rata to the 4 million dollar ten year 8 percent debenture bonds. Copper stocks were dull and irregular with various price moves.
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Lawrence
Sorrento
Daniel Lamont
New York
Manderson
Nebraska
Frank Jones
J. P. Cook
George W. Armstrong
American Cotton Oil Company
Allonez
Boston & Montana
Centennial
Franklin
Kearsarge
Osceola
Calumet
Tamarack
Bonanza
Humboldt
Railroad dividends and mining company payout notices
Connecticut River Railroad Company declares a quarterly dividend of 2 percent. West Jersey and Atlantic Railroad Company declares a 2 percent dividend. Aspen Mining Company declares its regular monthly dividend of 10 cents per share payable September 12 to stockholders of record September 12.
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Connecticut River Railroad Company
West Jersey & Atlantic Railroad Company
Aspen Mining Company
Foreign Financial Reports Pound Out Mixed Global Quotes
London market notes show Atlantic and Great Western firsts at 3742, Canadian Pacific 85, Erie 2632, Erie seconds 106%, Illinois Central 112%, Mexican ordinary 6258, St Paul common 724, New York Central 11014, Pennsylvania 54s with 2 pm updates. Canadian Pacific 85% and Mexican ordinary 6314 at 2 pm. Paris quotes 3 percent rentes at 96 francs 12 1/2 centimes for the account.
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Atlantic
Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Paris
Electric stocks and company listings brief
Furnished stock notes show prices for Fastern Electric Cable, Gethins Electrical Mtg, Union Electric Car, Thomson-Houston and Thomson European Electric Welding. Prices list at multiple fractions and percent figures, with company abbreviations and page codes.
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Fastern Electric Cable Company
Pfd
Gethins Electrical Mtg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Thomson-Houston Company
Thomson European Electric Welding Ogindady
Market Summary Falls to Dull Close on Weak Stocks
New York trading session opens dull with stock prices down modestly. Illinois Central, Milwaukee Lake Shore Western and Burlington Q see notable declines while Colorado Midlands gains. overall market ends weak with minimal futures activity and $402,000 in sales led by Colorado Midland 4s.
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Hanley
The
Rock Island
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New York
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Shayer
Cheshire Board of Directors
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the Herald
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Mexico
Mexican Central Railway
Frenchman’s Bay Land & Water Company
Camden C. Dike
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J. K. Cook
Frank Jones
George W. Armstrong
George van Dyke
New Hampshire
Orlando Searles
Philadelphia
Julian de Cordovya
Charles H. Lewis
Isaac
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Agai
Illinois Central
Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western
Burlington
Colorado Midlands
Colorado Midland
Naturalization Rules Amended in United States Courts
The district courts amended rules require naturalization applications to be filed with the clerk one week before the court acts. Applicants must present in session with proof by two US citizen witnesses. Papers must be filed a week prior. clerks report on form and validity. filings via offices 99, 111, 112 in the post office building.
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United States Circuit Court
United States
Mortgagee rights prevail in building placed on land
Supreme Judicial Court for Commonwealth holds that a building moved onto mortgaged land, placed with mortgagor consent but without mortgagee consent, remains part of the mortgaged property. Foreclosure sale rights protect the mortgagee, and a perpetual injunction against removal is affirmed. Decree affirmed.
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Supreme Judicial Court For Commonwealth
William F. Meagher
James A. Hayes
Commons
Haves
Bryan
de Fitzgerald
Russell
J. A. Maxwell
James P. Barlow
Hosea Kingman
Supreme Judicial Court assigns judges and cases for September term
The September term opens with Justice Holmes limited to adjourning duties while awaiting a new appointee. Eleven jury cases and seven hearings by the judge are listed. Hearings in equity set for Tuesday Sept 9 include Hoymes and others. cases involve Atlantic Insurance dissolution petitions and various plaintiff and petitioner actions across Essex and Middlesex counties.
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Justice Holmes
Justice Field
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