Great Tariff Clash Over Sugar Duties in Conference
The tariff battle centers on sugar duties with Senate aims for four tenths of a cent per pound while House members push free sugar to No 16. Key conferees include Aldrich Sherman Allison and McKinley. farmers, bankers, and manufacturers push for protection amid bonded warehouse concerns and potential market upheaval.
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Governor McCreary as Speaker Contender Emerges
Democratic leaders discuss Kentucky Governor McCreary as a potential Speaker candidate with support from border state representatives. He would contrast Reed's rulings and bring judicial fairness, drawing on his prior roles in Kentucky government and U S House committee leadership.
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Pain
Auction Sales And Marriages Listed In This Notice
Auction sales today include Leonard and Co at 3 p.m and Horatio Harris at 10 a.m with Snow and Co. Also listed are many marriage announcements in this city including Apollonio Sawin Dennett Yerrinton Nye Stuart Scott Clarke Buss Clark Surrier Cotter Darling Dorll Falvey Greeley Merriman Melvin Paul Perkins Rogers Smith Wakefield with dates in September and locations such as Chelsea Leominster Winchester Dorchester and Boston Highlands.
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Buxton
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Hale-Kinsman
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Herbert Kendall Scott
Annie Maude Clarke
Caroline
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Falvey
Crohan’ Falvey
Greeley
Dorchester Lower Mills
Ira Greeley
Merriman
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Lois B. Merriman
Melvin
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Mary Melvin
Paul
Sharon
Mabel K. Paul
Perkins
Melrose
Albert P. Perkins
Rogers
South Orleans
Albert C. Rogers
Smith
Wareham
Harriet Smith
Ezra C. Smith
Wakefield
Abbie P. Wakefield
Market Outlook and Copper Stock Movements Reported
The article notes little change in conditions with fragile confidence and slow growth. It covers London and New York market activity, copper stock strength, Centennial and Tamarack mines, and potential Calumet lode finds. It mentions Reading pool movement, Cheshire railroad assets, St. Paul earnings, and treasury bond interest considerations for investors.
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