President-Elect Cleveland Reaches Washington Amid Crowds
The arrival of President-elect Cleveland at Baltimore and Ohio station triggers a large throng in Washington. The procession moves via New Jersey and Massachusetts avenues to Vermont, with Mrs. Cleveland and infant Ruth in tow. Stevenson, Vilas, and Lamont greet the party as etiquette calls for calls between incoming and retiring presidents. A White House dinner follows as a family gathering.
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Finishing the Work Senate Pushes More Appropriation Bills
Washington reports March 3 to March 8 detail Senate debates and actions on sundry civil Indian and post office appropriation bills. Key votes included suspending rules to expedite immigration and contract labor enforcement and private clerks for representatives. The post office, Indian, and deficiency bills progressed amid crowded galleries and debate. Harrison accepts Stanford professorship alongside thanks to railway clerks for Shreve, Ohio wreck heroism.
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California preacher to lecture on constitutional law in October
A California lecturer announces a series of talks on constitutional laws beginning in October. He has studied the topic for weeks and plans public instruction on this legal field. The note comes as the public awaits further scheduling details and venues for the lectures.
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The Work of Enemies Captain Bourke Arrested
United States Marshal reports Captain John G. Bourke of the Third Cavalry was arrested in Starr county on 18 warrants for false imprisonment. Mexican prisoners allege he extorted confessions by hanging, though they claimed innocence as revolutionists. Bourke posted bond for state court trial amid military rhetoric of local enemies.
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Clingstone Sold for S100 at Tattersalls sale
Cleveland dispatch reports the famous trotter Guy fetched 2500 dollars, while Clingstone sold for the nominal 100 dollars to honor the deceased owner's family. Other items include political adjournment in Helena and a runaways incident in Breuzuz Illinois.
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Five Round Prize Fight Opens Olympic Carnival in New Orleans
Billy Hines of Providence defeated Billy McMillan of Washington in five sharp rounds for a quick knockout. Evan Lewis and Ernest Roeber then wrestled in a tight catch event before a crowd of about 1,500. Lewis won the wrestling match 3 falls to Roeber's single Graeco Roman effort.
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Ryan Siding With Olympic Club Fallout in New Orleans
Tommy Ryan faces backlash as Olympic Club in New Orleans rejects terms offered by his backers. Club president Dickson states no negotiation. Meanwhile Denver Ed Smith arrives for the Goddard fight, with odds 1 to 6 on Goddard and 5 to 1 for Smith.
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Crow Tribe Terrorist Shot Dead After Town Rampage
A Crow Indian terrorized a town for hours, forcing residents to seek shelter in a section house. After a gunfight with Thomas W. Smith, his son, and a rancher, the attacker was mortally wounded and died. Crows nearby threaten revenge, but villagers remain armed and vigilant.
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Denver Counterfeiters Busted by PolIce In Phoenix Hotel
Denver police captured three counterfeiters, Eugene E Brainard a former convict also known as Marian EB Davidson and E Darlington, his wife Mrs Brainard, and T J Sutherland. They found seven raised bills and equipment in Brainard room at the Phoenix hotel. They had passed money in Denver and Colorado Springs since last August Knights Templar conclave bills appeared.
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Destructive Cyclone Kills Two. Dozens Wounded in Maximillan Parish
A west to northwest cyclone ripped through Maximville Louisiana on March 3 leaving two dead, including Maximilian Brouillette and a child of Laborde, and around forty wounded. Twenty five dwellings were blown down, with widespread ruin and scattered timber marking the path. Reports from other paths of the storm follow similar destruction.
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Syrup of Figs Uses Comfort and Health Benefits
Advertising copy promotes Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims to cleanse the system, ease constipation, and soothe colds, headaches, and fevers by acting on kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakening them. Gists urge buying 50c or $1 bottles from druggists and warn against substitutes.
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