Canada United States trade talk stirs Ottawa debate
A heated Ottawa debate centered on Canada’s stance toward the United States trade relations and the idea of unrestricted reciprocity or commercial union. leaders like Cockburn and Macdonald pressed protectionist and national policy views while Liberals opposed, and Mr Ives withdrew a resolution after Ottawa officials warned against provoking a commercial war.
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Three Samoan Commissioners Appointed For Conference
The article lists George H Bates along with William Walter Phelps and John Kasson as commissioners to Berlin for the Samoan conference. It notes Bates background as a Delaware lawyer and son of a former chancellor, with prior special assignment by Secretary Davis. It also provides a broad roll of recent presidential appointments and Whitelaw Reid’s career history.
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Bates & Harrison
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John A. Kasson
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Iowa
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Rathbone Gardner
Rhode Island
District of
William K. Dumlay
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District of Indiana
Jeremiah Sullivan
Montana
Idaho
William Wallace
Indianapolis
William W. Thomas, Jr
Maine
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Samuel R. Thayer
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Charles B. Mitchell
Connecticut
Nathan O. Murphy
Smith A. Whitfield
Ohio
Abraham D. Hazen
Pennsylvania
John W. Mason
West Virginia
Internal Revenue
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Cyrus Bussey
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William Walter Phelps
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Whitelaw Reid
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Andrew C. Bradley
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Territory of Dakota
Frederick D. Grant
Austria-Hungary
John C. New
London
Paul Fricke
Texas
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England
Navy Department
Report of the Remus sinking confirms forty two lost
The Remus sinking is confirmed with forty two lives lost out of 169 aboard when the Spanish steamer struck a reef near Point Bilaran in the Philippine islands on January 30. The gunboat Argus rescued surviving officers and passengers after the vessel sank in thirty five fathoms.
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Pekin
Chili
Remus
Philippine Islands
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Manilla
Treasury circular on nickels and pennies mail delivery policy
The secretary of the treasury announces that five cent nickels and one cent coins can be sent from the Philadelphia mint to areas reached by express companies at no transport cost in sums of twenty dollars or multiples, paid via a draft on New York or Philadelphia. For regions not served by express, coins may be sent by registered mail at applicant risk, with government payment of the postage. Justice Matthews improving after a long illness.
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World's Dispensary Medical Association
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National Medical Association
Tramps Routed by Anderson Citizens at Midian Depot
Reports say a gang of tramps assaulted women at Midian depot in Anderson March 20. Town marshal and 30 residents with poles formed a gauntlet. tramps were whipped and forced to run the line into the river. Also note Chinese merchant Sam Kiong On wins duty appeal. horns deemed parts of horns and admitted free.
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Captain Beauchamp under trial for murder plot and assault
Baltimore March 10 The oyster boat captain C T Beachamp faces cruelty charges as witness John Kavalek testifies the skipper offered higher pay to throw two sailors overboard He describes beating sailor John Steiner and forcing work despite injury The crew endured a meager meal of beans and cabbage Philadelphia March 19 Miss Mary Anderson remains ill with nervous prostration Rumors persist Lenten candy war in Philadelphia March 16 WCTU campaigns against rock candy rye candy and wine cordial sweets Loxvox March 20 William O Brien refuses liberty unless he avoids agitation per Parnell commission judge
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Mary Anderson
S. Weir Mitchell
Loxvox
William O'Brien
Hannen
Parnell Commission
Department Encampment Closes Its Session and Elections
The Department Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic finished its work and adjourned on Thursday in Inprasapolis. Officers elected include Department commander Charles M. Travis Crawfordsville and council of administration members J. H. Harris Noblesville J. Murphy Evansville F. A. Gilmore Goshen. Gen. Alvin P. Hovey was named delegate at large to the National convention. The only announced appointment was T. N. Walker Indianapolis adjutant general. Women Relieve Corps elected M Jennie Myerhoff Evansville president with officers Mrs. Melissa Caylor Noblesville junior vice Mrs. Mary 20. Travis Crawfordsville treasurer Mrs. Mattie KE Grill Evansville chaplain Mrs. Martha Craig Princeton secretary Mrs. Charles Butterfield Evansville.
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Crawfordsville
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Shelbyville
Javier
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Anderson
de. Ail Green
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Charles W. Lee
Indianapolis
J. H. Harris
Noblesville
C. J. Murphy
Evansville
J. Mo Paver
Aedianapolis
Alexander Hess
Wabash
F. A. Gilmore
Goshen
Alvin P. Hovey
T. N. Walker
Columbus
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M Jennie Myerhoff
Melissa Caylor
Mary
Travis
Mattie KE. Grill
Martha Craig
Princeton
Charles Butterfield
Inauguration Reform and Noted Global Happenings
A roundup notes New York politics shifting inauguration to March as a Sabbath concern, plus a flood of international and domestic items. It covers crime, mining, fires, naval figures, a proposed Ericsson monument, labor unrest, and notable deaths with brief sketches of figures like Grover Cleveland, Admiral Porter, and Benjamin Harrison.
Samoan treatment discussed by correspondent Klein
Klein reports on the Samoan situation and German forces as he travels east. He notes German naval aims and observers in Chicago and abroad, describing Samoan resilience, colonial tensions, and local islanders resisting European rule while seeking civil improvement through foreign influence.
England Abandoned Twe to for Her Colonies Editorial Dive
United States Consul Gritin notes sentiment for commercial union with the United States in Zealamba vestes banquet remarks. Zealandia editors from Auckland and Sydney express anger over England's Samoa policy and Magland's actions. Australasian papers recall recent events and friendships with Americans as colonists react.
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Panic in a theater causes panic and fire in Martins Perry
During a performance of Uncle Tom’s Cabin in Lafayette hall Martins Perry last night a kerosene lamp exploded after falling from the ceiling. Panic spread as doors were blocked and people rushed to the main exits. Mrs Moore and Mr Clark Moore aml o were injured. Fire crews soon contained the blaze with little structural damage.
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Indiana Coal Operators Meet in Terre Haute on Private Scale Question
A closed meeting of Indiana coal operators in Terre Haute discussed the scale issue. President Jenney announced press information would be limited as the matter was to remain private. The Indiana group sent Jamibus Esony Wotanele to report the reasons for withdrawing from the convention.
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Fragmentary OCR Notes From Indianapolis Election Mention
The readable text hints at political proceedings and schedules in Indianapolis with references to May 1 and a president figure. It mentions timing, locations, and unnamed individuals, but most specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment suggests a civic or Senate context with disputed issues and local governance.
Tragic Explosion Claims Multiple Workmen at Site
A disastrous blast at a building site killed several workers including Perrone, Connors, Cah Audenbaugher, Brain Carter and La di e Amenbias. Rescue crews recovered sixteen injured in varying conditions as debris was cleared and investigators began examining the cause of the explosion.
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Gold Find Report Sparks Montana Territory Rush
A Minneapolis dispatch describes a new gold discovery in the Sweet Grass hills of Montana territory fifty five miles northwest of Big Sandy. Miners are earning five to eighty dollars daily from placer diggings and rich ore finds are reported with silver copper iron and marble in the area. Temporary famine fears loom as prospectors flood in from Montana and Dakota. Water and timber are plentiful in the east butte, while the middle butte lacks water.
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Cave-In Damages Central Colliery Buildings in Scranton
Eight chambers in the Central Colliery rock vein cave in Scranton Pennsylvania with the center of Ayde park section affected. The collapse endangers Washburn Street Presbyterian church homes of Rev D J Stmns and Mine Superintendent Benjamin Hughes and other nearby residences as the cave-in continues to spread and the area remains unsafe.
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Indiana items mix crime and tragedy across towns
Telegraph dispatches from Round County to Lafayette and Huntingburg depict a string of self harm deaths and robberies across Indiana. Reports name Anton Kring and two railroad men in a cargo car theft scheme, a life sentence for Oliver White in murder, multiple suicides including Abevi Ucaniu and Andrew Wyncoop, and a flood of local misfortunes from wrecks to accidental deaths.
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