Tinkering the tariff bill extension dodges withdrawal delays
Washington notes that the GOP caucus backed a body-wide concurrence on tariff bill amendments. The plan limits test votes, foresees sugar schedule talks, and favors extending the bond withdrawal period to February 1 while delaying new duties to November or 30 days after presidential signature.
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Population of New York City in Census Report
Superintendent Porter of the Census Bureau announced in Washington that New York City's population reached 2,513,501, up from 1,206,209 in 1880, reflecting a 25.47 percent increase.
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Toronto man calls for a reciprocity league with 100000 capital
John Hallam a leading Canadian hide dealer urges the creation of a Reciprocity League in Canada to foster public debate on tariffs free trade and trade between the United States and Canada. He proposes a subscribed fund of 100000 with 200 members at 500 each to finance speakers literature and editorials advocating free trade principles.
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Ex Governor Cameron renounces Republican allegiance in open letter
Ex Governor William F. Cameron of Peetersburg declares in an open letter to W. S. Dashiell of Richmond that he renounces the Republican party. He attacks the party’s national and state leadership, tariff policy, and measures like the Lodge bill and tobacco taxation, urging Southerners to break from party ties and seek alignment with a different political path.
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Market steady in New York with cautious strength
A Saturday market in New York showed little change with firm money and intermittent rallying power. Bear activity aimed at liquidation but failed to trigger losses or loss of confidence. a conference of bankers with Secretary Windom yielded no immediate action. The bank statement revealed a $5,192,900 loss in actual money, with deposits down and reserve requirements stressed. Reports from Erie and other bankers noted high railcar demand and potential rate increases, while money outlooks cited gold shipments to London and government receipts. Obituaries and notices follow, listing names and dates for several local residents.
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Thieves in Pittsfield yard scare away as freight tie causes train incident
In Pittsfield on Friday evening thieves stealing wood were frightened off in the Bos ton & Albany yard. An 8:10 western express rolled over a stray tie found beneath the cowcatcher, sparking unconfirmed wreck fears. The Steamer Star of the East announces final season trips while the Kennebec steamer maintains usual routes until river closure.
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Curfew Bell Vision Urges Rest From Life’s Strain
An 1890s style appeal lauds a curfew bell as a metaphor for rest from relentless work. It promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a nerve and brain tonic, touting its safety, plant-based nature, and $1 price. A testimonial from Lix W. Novarsg of Hudson, Mass., claims dramatic sleep and strength restoration after use. Nervura is offered by Dr. Greene of Boston for free consultation.
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