Tariff conference fixes binder twine duty amid sugar dispute
The tariff conference aims to fix the binder twine duty at 1 cent per pound while free sugar advocates press their case. Senate and House conferrees clash over rates on sugar, lumber, glass, and textiles with New England industries favored by new classifications and lower plate iron duties. General Banks reacts philosophically to his defeat at yesterday's congressional convention, reflecting on decades of public service and gratitude to supporters.
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Stock Market Dull Amid Hopeful Outlook and Yom Kipper Tie
Speculation yesterday in New York stocks was confined to narrow limits as Sugar Trust certificates spurted on early Senate sugar schedule news before closing off. Traders noted potential rate hikes in London and signals that large operators doubt any further slump. Despite mixed guidance, sentiment leaned toward higher prices with talk of a Lackawanna advance while Yom Kippur observances moderated activity.
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MIT Accepts Pope Gift to Promote Highway Engineering
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology will receive up to $6000 over five years from Colonel Albert A. Pope to fund a highway engineering option within civil or mechanical engineering. A graduate will be prepared to lecture annually and consult with towns and cities lacking permanent city engineers, with the aim of establishing a highway engineering department.
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Opening of Jordan Marsh millinery sale delights elegance seekers
Shoppers flooded the Jordan Marsh showroom to view an autumn opening packed with European styles. French modistes created ostrich tipped hats and lace gowns while Turkey rugs and oriental decor framed the displays. Parisian and London hats, Velvets, gowns, and Venetian point fabrics showcased high fashion under electric lighting.
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Obituaries and Birth Notices Ad from city area
A compiled death notice list from city records dated Sept 18 through Sept 24 mentions numerous individuals: Catherine Caufield aged 83 in Brookline, Eliza Ellis 51 in West Quincy, Sarah E Garrick 70 in Dorchester, Sarah Lee Holden 71 in Salmon Falls NH, Noah S Jenney 56 in Brookline, and Harry Lyons 93 in city, along with multiple marriage notices such as Egan Rathwell in Milton and Phinney Lewis in city. Various memorials list aged entries and burial notes with family references.
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