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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1890

Page

5

Treasury debate over small denomination notes and tobacco tax

Washington reports fear of limited silver note production under the act while brokers push to raise deposits. tobacco states attack the conference tax plan and complain about new leaf tobacco records. tin plate duty clarified as one cent per pound through July 1.

Washington Asury Department Ople Bureau of Engraving In Printing Treasury Department Huston Treasury Conference Committee Internal Revenue Sam Weller

Charges of $150 monthly payoff in House post office case

Washington officials opened an inquiry into charges against Postmaster Wheat of the House. He is accused of taking $150 per month from a mail contract holder and that his son received funds via a government printing office employee. Evidence shows contract changes and payments tied to Culbertson and Daish.

Washington House Committee On Accounts Wheat House Enloe Tennessee Bradley Government Printing Office Culbertson Enroe Representative Caswell Walter Daish Coine Harry Culbertson Dalton Dillon

Nominations sent for naval officers and customs post

The President sent to the Senate nominations for Ezra B. Pailey as Collector of Customs for Hartford Connecticut and naval officers including Commander Edgar C. Merriman Commander Janores C. Reiter Lieutenant-Commander Frederick M. Symonds Lieutenant Clifford J. Boush Ensign Thomas W. Ryan.

Senate Ezra B. Pailey

Independent Democrats of third district back Vaux

At a meeting in Philadelphia on September 28 the Independent Democratic voters endorsed Richard L. Vaux and nominated him to run against William McAleer, who had been chosen by the regular district convention.

Philadelphia Penn Third Samuel J. Randall Richard L. Vaux William McAleer

Marriage notices from Jamaica Plain and city wedding

At Jamaica Plain on Sept 25 the Rev G H Knight joined George G Dillingham to Elizabeth A Moore. In the city on Sept 24 the Rev George A Gordon joined Charles Hoskins Guild to Ella Frances Mann.

Obituary Notices of Hattie Alexander and Others

Death notices list Hattie G Alexander wife of Charles N Alexander age 22 in this city on September 24 and Ann Cohane widow of Patrick Cohane age 44 in this city on September 28. Other notices include Mary Elizabeth French of Manchester age unspecified, Lilla L Pierce of Hingham, Sumner B Pullen of Norwood age 78, William Henry Riversmith of Saco Maine, Sophia A Sortwell of Cambridge age 70, William G Taylor of this city age 71, Eliza G Winchester widow of Colonel William P Winchester with funeral private.

Winchester Eliza G William P. Winchester

Campbell connection to Cincinnati Board of Public Improvements

Columbus reports a rumor Governor Campbell would seek resignations from three Cincinnati Board of Public Improvements members Reemelyn Montgomery and Dornham. Campbell denied power to remove, citing last winter’s law placing removal in Probate Court. Telegrams exchanged with Reemelyn show mutual accusations and demand for resignation by Monday noon. The second item notes the National Prison Congress hearing on police duties and the need to shield children from crime to aid prison reform.

Columbus Campbell Board of Public Improvements of Cincinnati Messrs Reemelyn Montgomery Dornham James F. Campbell Evening Papers Board of Public Improvements Louis Reemelyn James E. Campneyn Ohio National Prison Congress Charles E. Felton Chicago

Straws From State Street Stock Market Recap

The stock market closed irregularly and weak despite a $12 075 200 gain in bank reserves. Atchison is weak but seen as a future buy, copper stocks rise then waver as London supply grows. Edison Doll Co transfer books close Oct 1 17. annual meeting Oct 16 1890 in Portland. Immigration for eight months 1890 totals 385 921 vs 300 563 last year. Tamarack mine profits near 480 000 dividend threshold. production fall from fire and June strike. New stock action uncertain at Boston & Maine. Nat Jones commission house plans clarified.

Wall Street Congress London Edison Doll Company Portland

The Story of the Pyramids and Health Gain

Aural piece promotes Dr. Greene's Nervara as a vegetable nerve and brain invigorant. It argues weakness leads to disease and offers the tonic as a guaranteed health build. The ad stresses strength, energy, and late life resilience with a $1 price per bottle.

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