Conferees face tariff battles over sugar and binding twine
Washington reports the tariff conference stalemated by sugar interests and western Republicans demanding free sugar up to No 16 while others resist. Nine western senators press to keep free binding twine, with Allison and Aldrich resisting. Most major items settled, but details withheld as Congress guards protected interests.
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Train Wreckers Pleads Guilty In Albany Misplacement Case
Arthur Buett pleaded guilty in the Court of Sessions to misplacing the Cabbage switch on the Hudson River railroad between East Albany and Castleton on Sept 4. He faces sentence tomorrow as John Reed, who confessed, awaits trial. In Newport, Carbrey vs Longnecker began for $10,000 alleged false imprisonment at the naval training station.
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Straws From State Street Markets Show Mixed Signals
The stock market ended irregular and uncertain with traders dominant and confidence shaken. St Paul weakened while Rock Island rose, Sugar and B Q strong amid talk of liquidation easing. West End weak but limited downside seen. Wheat slipped late after midday rally as traders eyed December contracts.
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World's Iron and Steel Outlook From Atkinson On Europe Visit
In Baltimore James Atkinson predicts that U S iron and steel will be produced at low cost due to ore and coal proximity and railway expansion. He forecasts world demand rising for the next decade, pushing prices upward and suggesting the South will become a production center near the Great Smoky Mountains with vast magnetic ore deposits and close coal seams.
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Paine's Furniture Warerooms District Table Offer
Visit Paine's Furniture Warerooms on Canal street to choose from over four hundred table styles. They specialize in combining table form with functions of two or three pieces of furniture and are promoted as New England headquarters for tables.
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Baker Jacobs Married in Marshfield Sept 14
Esther M. Jacobs to Frank Baker both of Norwell wed by H A Oakman esq. In other notices Calvin W. Bates dies at Springfield aged 54. Susan H Berry widow dies at Peabody aged 69. Rebecca W Cobb dies at Malden. Maria Canty dies in this city aged 27. Helen F Greene dies Roxbury aged 18. W Haskell of Chelsea dies Bolster's Mills Me. Eliza Frances Hicks Belmont dies aged 56. Rebecca J Scott dies this city aged 20. Eunice Thacher Crosby Sears dies Dorchester. George M Smith dies Dover aged 20. Marcus Starbuck dies at Warner N H Aug 25.
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Chauncy Hall School Opens Classes Preparing for Institute
Thorough preparation offered for Institute of Technology Business and College with special students accepted. Emphasis on girls and young children and health. Kindergarten training by Miss Lucy Wareetock at No. 25 Boylston Street. Schoolhouse open daily 9 to 4.
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Fearful Explosion and Overwork Warning Echoes
A lurid warning on over-tension and high steam pressure links deadly explosions to earned misfortune. It urges readers to seek Dr. Greene's Nervura, a vegetable remedy sold by druggists for one dollar, claiming it strengthens nerves and relieves nervous disorders from overwork and dissipation.
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