Cleveland appoints Ransom U S Minister to Mexico
The senate confirms Senator Math. W. Ransom of North Carolina as United States Minister to Mexico to succeed ex-Governor Isaac I. Gray of Indiana, who died in Mexico City after a short illness with pneumonia. A Washington state senate bill would bar males from wearing a queue, targeting Chinese residents and prompting emigration. English industrial centers move toward bimetallism, challenging gold standard faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Senate
Math. W. Ransom
North Carolina
United States
Mexico
Isaac I. Gray
Indiana
City of
Washington State
England
Republican Primaries Set For April First Contest
The Republican party fixed a county ticket primary for Monday April 1. Nominees for representative, auditor, treasurer, sheriff, commissioner and infirmary director will enter. Sleeper seeks renomination for auditor with no opposition. treasurer race features Biddison, Finsterwald, and Samuel B. Hill. Sheriff candidate M. M. Riley faces Cook and Nice. Commissioner Abner Juniper appears as sole nominee so far. Clester expected to run for infirmary director. The article notes a civil dispute trial of Col. A. T. Coit set for Fayette county court, possible change of venue, and discussion of defense funds. Also criticizes heiresses aligning with European nobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Athens
North Prectne
Henry Logan
South Precinct
Miles Alexander
Addison Carbaugh
Ames
Beasley Kern
Burgess Hopkins
Cannan
Waldo Baird
Carthage
C.J. Lawrence Dover
Chauncey
Geo
W. Gibbs
Dover
Millfield
N. W
James Lee
A. W. Lynch
Ioat
George W. Burson
Rome
Townsend
Troy
D.C
Unio
N. M.jsewett
James S. Shepard
Mec
Counrty
Central Committee
D. L. Sleeper
Wilbur Scott
Jamies O. Imes
D. M. Burchfield
K. G. Biddison
Finsterwald
Samuel B. Hill
M. M. Riley
David Cook
Fred. HH
Nice
Abner Juniper
Chas. P. Clester
Messex
Fourteenth Regiment
Common Pleas
Fayette County
Coit
Payette County
Court House
Washington, Tl
Nash
Booth
Columbus
Washington D. IL
Foraker
Washington Letter on Cleveland Extra Session Debate
Washington Letter from Feb 25 1895 analyzes Cleveland as a ghostly threat to force an extra session. It notes Chandler and Republicans pressing for inquiry into a bond contract and discusses amendments to the sundry civil appropriation bill including Hawaiian cable, bond issuance bans, and sugar bounty payments. Sickles and Long are highlighted as patriots, with Long honeymooning in Washington as he attends House sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Mr. Cleveland
Chandler
Congress
Cleveland
Egypt
House
Senate
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Cartiste
Wolcott
Flouse
Senate Ca
Daniel E. Sickles
New York
Chester
Long
Jerry Simpson
Ile
Seuator Ransom
Mexico
Mer
Ranson
Louas
Various Ohio Court Decisions and Local Notices
Common Pleas Court cases include bonds for peace, judgments for plaintiffs, appeals, divorces, partitions, and receivership actions. Notable items involve the Logan bond, Mintun versus Mintun judgment, burglary pleas for Johnson and Davis, and a partition order. Also listed are veterans medals, discharged soldiers, and a diphtheria quarantine affecting the Murphy family.
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Ohio
Ida Logan
Albert Logan
J. W. Logan
Robert E. Brookins
Samantha R. Price
Circuit
J. H. Moore Et al
George
J’. Gould
E. B. Clarke
Leonard Wolf
Lizie J. Wolf
C. L. Poston
Erastus A. Guthrie
Charles Hl. Minton
Charles H. Mintun
Charles H. Minton
Emma C. Minton
John E. Cook
John Johnson
James Davis
Samuel R. Lowry
Samuel N. Hudson
Columbus C. Smith
Lizzie Smith
Emma Augustine
Doddridge Augustine
Lydia E. Hibbard
F. Li
Dent
Henry Sims
George W. Shafer
George Standall
Nelsonville Building & Loan Association
Emma Knowles
George Russell
John W. Frost
Albert Frost
Joseph Creasy
W. J. Howard
Cyrus Moore
Abigail Norris
Jasper N. Norris
Herbert Byard
Belle Cayes
James F. Sheffield
Jack Lee
Lee
Sheffield
Circuit Court
Buchtel Coal Company
William M. Higley
Samuel Secoy
Alice M. Bolen
Philip Yocum
John Flaherty
David Carpenter
Ys Lewis Carpenter
Alderman Crouch Cured by Nervura Medicine Evidence
Northampton editor confirms Alderman Charles Crouch recovered from fatigue and weakness after using Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. Crouch and wife credit the treatment, praised by editor J C Gere as thoroughly investigated. Also notes wheat swindlers, canal receipts, maple sugar prospects, and local legal and small notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colum
Northampton Mass
Hampshire Gazette
Greene
Nervara
Charles Crouch
Northampton
J. C. Gere
Crouch
Charles S. Crouch
Mass
Croneh
Alderman Crouch
Alderman Crouch. Mr. Crouch
Mr. Crouch
Dre. Greene
West Mill St
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Messenger and Herald
Messenger and Herald Priniing Company
MM. Tewiwings
Zack
Myssenger
Hera
Republican Piimary
Republican Party
Athens County
Ono
Hodvarvier
Kernesertative Hainer
Nebraska
University of America
Anna Giotto
Gand
Wallistreet
Count de Castellane
Purvis
France
Wss
Common Pleas Court
H. W. Bosworth
W. M. Brown
A. W. Boggs
Ephraim Cooper
Daniel Smith
Charles L. Williams
Adjutant General
Henry Carr
Edward L. Hudson
John McGowan
L. C. Murphy
State Board of Public Works
Hocking Canal
Muel
O. O. Bryson
Burselh Blanche Roberts
Samuel Cooley
Hammond
Nannie Guthrie
Bertlis Shaner
William Downey
Clara Harmon
Sidney Bennett
John Witham
Crescent
Jacksonville
Lafternoon
Frank R. Grows
Main Street
Grim & Finst
Ward
West Eud
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