McKinley Nomination List for Ambassadors Reported
Washington March 12 President McKinley is expected to send to the senate next Tuesday a list of four ambassadorial nominees: John Hay to Great Britain Horace Porter to France Merriam to Germany and William Draper to Italy. Also notes doubt over Bellamy Storer as assistant secretary of state and mentions John A Logan Jr potential Austria Hungary pick. Mother McKinley returns to Canton after a week at the White House with Miss Helen McKinley and aides. social and official figures visit and the president walks near the Corcoran Art Gallery.
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Evans to Look After Pensions in Cabinet Prospects
Washington reports H Clay Evans of Tennessee has been tendered the commissionership of pensions. A former congressman and assistant postmaster general, he is a noted Republican leader with strong executive ability. The appointment, if accepted, would mark a major career step in Washington politics.
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France Is Reluctant To Join Thessaly Crisis Blockade
A Thessaly flare up threatens war as France hesitates to join a united coercive note to Greece. The Associated Press reports the powers nearing agreement to impose a blockade if Greece remains obdurate, with France the sole holdout.
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Strong War Feeling in Greece Threatens General War
Greece would accept powers proposals only if Turkish troops withdraw from Crete and Greek forces on Crete come under a senior powers’ representative. Greece demands Turkish withdrawal on frontier with Greece to ease Thessaly tensions. risk of conflict remains high as crisis deepens.
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Great Change in Iowa Crops Amid Wheat Seed Demand
Reports from Iowa indicate a major shift in grain acreage due to low corn and oats prices. Farmers expect 3.8 to 4.0 million acres of wheat, with reduced corn and oats planting, yielding about 30 million bushels of wheat and 50 million bushels less corn than the average. In Attaynio, local farmers plan sowing four to five times usual wheat.
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Driving the Gold Seekers Out in Wichita Mountains
A Perry C T Times report says excitement rises as Major Baldwin and Indian police move to expel gold seekers from Indian reservations. Conflicts have occurred between soldiers and miners with several killings reported and about a hundred men arrested and driven off, all returning when troops left.
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Train Robbers Hold Up Louisville and Nashville Express
Masked men boarded the northbound Louisville and Nashville express near a water tank and forced the crew to uncouple the locomotive and express car. Four robbers waited at a nearby point. The messenger opened the safe under pistol threat and money was taken. The exact amount is unknown but reported to be large.
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No Basis For Reported Rush To Uncompahgre
Salt Lake City reports Governor Wells tells Senator Cannon there is no basis for sensational rush reports to the Uncompahgre Indian Reservation. About 75 to 80 men had gone March 4, discovered error, and dispersed. No troops needed.
Recount Stopped as Lancaster Judge Grants Injunction
Judge Hall of Lancaster County issued a temporary restraining order halting the recount of ballots for the constitutional amendment on judges of the Supreme Court. The order, returnable March 15, followed a petition by Munger after involvement by Lambertson and Wheedon. The action prompted caucus activity among fusion legislators and two bills to block injunction interference.
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Blood remedy saves catarrh sufferer after doctors fail
Mrs. Josephine Porgitt of Due West DC recounts years of torment from catarrh and deafness, until she tried S S S. She credits the blood remedy with reaching the disease’s root, noting rapid improvement and seven years without symptoms. The narrative asserts catarrh is a deep seated blood disease cured only by a blood remedy.
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