Reciprocity and tariff talks move toward middle ground
Washington report from Sept 18 details conference committee efforts on reciprocity and tariff items. Delegates seek compromise on binder twine duty, sugar levies, and iron steel adjustments while resisting hard concessions.
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Delegates unite Gilman name for Middlesex race
Newton delegates in the second Middlesex district caucus voted unanimously to unite behind G. D. Gilman for the convention in Waltham on Sept. 29. Watertown will present a Watertown man’s name. The plan secures fourteen votes for Gilman. Waltham has twelve votes for him.
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Newton
Second Middlesex
Levi C. Wade
Kilby Street
Boston
G. D. Gilman
Waltham
Gilman
Watertown
Market bulls gain as Lackawanna and Rio Grande lead
The scene on Wall Street was bullish with Lackawanna stock rising after trader projections that it would reach 144 by Saturday. Rio Grande Western surged amid reports of a Denver & Rio Grande link, while Atchison, Chicago Gas, Lead Trust, Pacific Mail and North American posted strength in New York. Money remained easy, call loans down to 5 percent, and a favorable market tone suggested further rallies though caution lingered amid short interest and recent shakeups.
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White
Lackawanna
New York
Chicago Gas
Atchison
Lead Trust
Pacific Mail
North American
Boston
State Street
Thomson-Houston
Treasury
Wall Street
Lamson & Hubbard
Kingston
Ledford
Chauncey and
Essex Streets
Lamson
Hubbard
Complexities Mount in Chase Assignee Office Record
In the R. Gardner Chase & Co. insolvency scene, assignee James I. Phelps reports no new developments and warns it may take days to prepare a reliable statement. Meanwhile, Massachusetts Central Cricket League directors name players for a Sept. 24 charity match against Longwood Club at Randolph Hotel, highlighting strong bowling depth. Also notes a fraud alert from Indiana Tech Institute students. Eastern business drift toward the West promotes cheap round-trip fares to Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, and neighboring states for Sept. 23 and Oct. 14 travel.
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James I. Phelps
Phelps
Massachusetts Central Cricket League
Randolph Hotel
Longwood Cricket Club
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Longwood
Taylor and King
Brocktons
Neale and Benkley
Somervilles
King and Martin
Chelseas
Pierce and
May
Cambridges
Henderson and
Brownlee
Hyde Parks
Hartwell
Perkins
Mystics
West
Boston
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Utah
C. A. Florence
Washington Street
Two stubborn contests at Philadelphia track end unsettled
Philadelphia driving park reports seven heats in the 2:33 trot and six heats in the 2:18 pace, with Scramble and Bellman among early leaders. delays due to bad light push postponement. Marendes dominates the pacing, while Ella E and Cyclone, Jr. split heat wins. Gravesend results and Cleveland exhibitions noted.
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Phladelphia Driving Park
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Scramble
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Elia E
Sadie M
McCray
Pettitt
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Village
Sadie
Cyclone, Jr
Ray Mare
Ella EE
Cyclone
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Ella
Ella BK
J. K
Alexander Boy
Field
Saladin
Maggie R
C. J. Hamlin
Marantetti
Filemaker
Curran
McGregor
Metcalfi
McCray, Pettitt
Bro
Goldsmith and Cause
S3ro
Tivtag Aioe
Green
Ar Ethel
Brown
Walker Morrell
Browley
Scesss
Pope
Samir
California
Palo Alto
Auction and Marriages News Briefs
Auction notices list Paintings by Leonard & Co and Fruit by Snow & Co at 3 PM and 11 AM. Marriages recorded include Bellew-Nolen, Campbell-Goodwin, Hathorn-Tilton, Kean-Hacker, May-Smith, and Bell. Obituaries note Mary Ward and several residents with ages. multiple deaths across Roxbury, Cambridgeport, Dorchester, Framingham, and East Boston. Funeral details and memorial notices follow, with names, dates, and ages where given.
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Kean—Hacker
Roxbury
F. W. Ryder
William L. Kean
Lida J. Hacker
May--Smith
Randolph
Charles H. Rowe
Frederic A. May Ofree
Antoinette T. Smith
Radulphy
Bell
New York
G. R. Bell
Cochran
Washington
Richmond
Elizabeth
William
Elizabeth Richmond
Riley
Thomas Riley
Shorley
Malden
Lucie J
Louisa M
Leopold Shorley
Smith
Boston
Hannah Jane
James Smith
Lexington Street
Nova Scotia
Ward
Mary FE. Ward
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Chester Park Corner
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