McKinley Feted At Canton Tariff Banquet In 1890s Ohio
Republicans from across Ohio gathered at Canton for a protective tariff banquet hosted by the Canton Republican Club. Governor McKinley was praised as a potential 1890 Republican nominee, with speeches lauding Lincoln and Harrison, and a call to keep tariff policy central. The ornate tabernacle featured flags, portraits, and quotes, as roughly 400 guests dined and listened to remarks and toasts lasting past midnight.
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Slatterly Lectures Spark Springfield Town Turmoil
Intense excitement grips Springfield as the board of public affairs bars further use of city hall for Slatterly lectures. Catholics protest, seeking guidance from Father Berding, while Slatterly in a Baptist church urges support for the Republican ticket, raising fears of election day violence.
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Burnet
Halt in Gate City bank probe shocks Atlanta
The U S grand jury investigation into the Gate City bank failure was abruptly halted. Attorney General Olney wired Washington to stop action until further notice. The grand jury, ready to hear new bills against Atlanta citizens, was dismissed until April 10.
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Olney pauses gate city bank probe amid telegrams
The report notes Attorney General Olney did not attend a dispatch from Atlanta claiming he ordered suspension of the Gate City bank inquiry. It is understood a telegram was sent and Olney has reasons to delay action, to be made public at the proper time.
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Gate City Bank
Washed Ashore Letter In Bottle Reports Ship Sinking
A champagne bottle with a letter inside, found on a Norfolk beach, purports to describe the White Star liner Naranic sinking after an iceberg collision in a blizzard. The note, dated February 19 at 8:10 a.m., claims the ship is doomed with one boat lost and passengers in the sea.
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Over the Veto Colorado Senate Repeals Railroad Commission Law
The Colorado Senate amid a stormy session passed over Governor Waite's veto a bill abolishing the railroad commission. Senator Balsinger denounced the governor as a liar and Populist crank, while Senator Banger disowned the Populist party. The bill passed 29 to 6, four Populists voting with the governor. house passage looks favorable.
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Whisky Trust Troubles Spark Stock Panic Rumors
Rumors of a receiver and board resignations roiled whisky trust holders in Cincinnati as heavy stock dumping by locals spurred talk of closing the company affairs. Elsewhere divorce motions and antique law news share space with Cunard praise and an Illinois antipool room bill moving to the senate.
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Mexican Lottery Fraud Exposed In United States
Officials reveal a serious abuse in which numerous US based lottery sellers use the Mexican government name to back tickets. The article lists many fraud schemes and firms claiming to be affiliated with or guaranteed by Mexico's Beneficencia Publica, deceiving buyers into purchasing illegitimate lottery tickets.
Senate Proceedings Report Debated Over Three Senators Seat
The Senate discussed the Privileges and Elections Committee report favoring three senators appointed by Montana Wyoming and Washington governors. Members debated admission with many endorsing the minority view while Power sought a special investigation into past charges. A referral resolution passed over. In Hineron a March 30 note praised the Russian treaty as not more objectionable than prior treaties, condemning garbled extracts.
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Carlisle Sugvesta a change in the treasury policy
Secretary Carlisle seeks to retain substitutes at work who would lose jobs under the new law. He wrote to the civil service commission proposing a method to satisfy his objective. Reducing the Force Washinton March 39 Twenty five more employes of the seed division of the agricultural department will be dismissed on the 1st inst. Further removals will occur as spring and summer progress and next fall the force will be increased. Arrested For Attempted Arson Denver March 80 R B Chatfield, linked to a plot to blow varnish paint and oil cans, is arrested on arson charges. Police believe evidence ensures conviction. He was arrested the night of the fire but released for lack of evidence. Insurance was the alleged motive, largely exceeding the goods’ value. Tobacco University President Biocameron Ind March 29 Indiana University’s board taps Professor Joseph Swain to succeed Dr Coulter as president. A committee will confer with him by correspondence. Swain heads applied mathematics at Stanford. An IUx-Congresgaman 121 Smivex City Cole March .s) Ex Congressman Hosea Townsend dangerously ill at his home. Townsend’s condition, not public until Tuesday, has worsened from a mild illness into serious inflammation after a lingering illness.
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Minnesota Senate Calls for National Convention to Combat Coal Barons
The Minnesota Senate adopts a resolution urging the governor to contact northern and western states and several others to appoint commissioners to meet in June. They would formulate measures to curb interstate coal trusts and submit them to Congress, with five Minnesota commissioners authorized to attend and a 21,000 appropriation for expenses. If other states fail to appoint, Minnesota’s commissioners will proceed alone.
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Counterfeiters kill constable's son in Washington chase
In Sacramen to March 80 Tuesday night Constable Todhunter and his son Louis attempted arrest two counterfeiters near the river. Louis was shot and killed. A posse found one murderer the next afternoon but he escaped after firing. A large crowd hunted the fugitives. capture alive believed unlikely.
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Cholera Outbreak Reported in Zalesco Town
Cholera has appeared at Zalesco a market town in Galacia with three deaths and several new cases despite town authorities efforts. Geoffrey Drage secretary of the Royal Labour commission will sail for Chicago next week after a banquet at the Criterion restaurant.
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Syrup of Figs Promises Gentle Cleansing Benefits
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative benefiting kidneys liver and bowels. It claims quick relief from colds headaches and fevers while curing constipation without weakening organs. Sold by druggists in 50c and 1 bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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