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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1896
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Athens and the Herald Printing Company along with circulation details. The readable fragments imply a local newspaper matter involving an printing house and distribution, but specifics are unclear. Further readable text needed for a precise summary.
The piece discusses New Mexico Arizona and Oklahoma statehood prospects, taxation reform debates, and opposition to high fees. It cites Senator Fatlan and Senator Malloon, critiques taxation burdens, praises Gov. Bradley martial law action, and comments on national currency and tariff issues affecting business revival. It mentions figures like Jenny B P Green and Col Mack and reflects on Cuba policy and Grant era matters.
From Wasakitow Mequis, March 16, 96, a correspondent critiques sensational Washington dispatches. He notes Republican candidate support factions, calls a feud over who leads the ticket, and cites Senate debates on Cuba, Miles, and statehood. He highlights internal party vigor and Civil War era style jabs.
The report discusses Ohio legislative proceedings with mention of Waddell and other lawmakers. It covers fiscal policy, building needs, pardons and parole for life inmates, penalties for cigarette sales to minors, judges' salaries, and proposals affecting public officers and campaigns. The piece reflects period concerns over taxation fairness and state governance.
A CRC RAST press conference shows the speaker expressing strong disapproval of John RB McLean due to his refusal to appoint Lewis G. Bernard as assistant poamatic in Cincinnati. The scene highlights internal tensions over leadership choices and staffing.
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