McKinley arrival without escort greeted by Salt Committee
President elect McKinley and party arrived by special train at 11:15 in Washington. He declined an escort or public display, opting for a simple reception by a local committee at the Ebbetts House. The crowd gave informal cheers as he appeared lively and in strong health, with Mrs. McKinley also appearing well.
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Salvation Oil Endorsed as Remedy by Philadelphia Woman
Mrs. A Fiedler of 2864 Faluthorp Street Philadelphia confirms Salvation Oil as an excellent remedy for rheumatism stiff joints and bruises and urges it be kept in every home. The record also cautions against persuasive arguments favoring a substitute.
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Day in Congress Over Platform Row and Armor Price Debate
Congress opens a long session amid sightseers as a dispute erupts over placing the inaugural platform. Delegates seek authority for plaza placement while naval and DC appropriations go to conference. Hopkins presses to veto armor price move amid claims about the Illinois Steel firm and its directors. The president has vetoed immigration, and the international monetary conference bill nears presidential action.
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Mexican Mining Horror Deepens at Zacatecas
March 2 dispatches report the Zacatecas mine disaster worsening with fire spreading from San Amoro to San Francisco mine. Rescue teams descended shafts nearly suffocated by sawdust and fumes. ten bodies recovered with signs of contamination. Nearby Alabama exhibit funding and Uruguay revolt rumors appear in brief items.
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Revival in Trade Boosts Southern Industries and New Ventures
Southern business shows overall activity with no stock accumulation harming manufacturers. Trade reporters note a brighter outlook with iron and steel deals, cotton and wool demand up, and several new ventures including Dallas Compress, Abilene grain elevator, and an oil mill at Commerce Texas. Other items cover a railway dispute in Kentucky and fires in Georgia with property loss.
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Hay to succeed Bayard as ambassador to England
The World reports Colonel John Hay will replace Bayard as ambassador to England. Hay, 59, Lincoln’s private secretary and author, is a social favorite in Washington and Cleveland. He studied law in Illinois, served as secretary of legation in Paris and Vienna, and held state department posts before 1887. His home near Lafayette Square is noted as one of America’s oldest private residences.
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