Selfish Senators Stand in Way of Wilson Tariff Bill
Washington February 26 1894 charity text reports Democratic senators remain split on tariffs delaying the Wilson tariff bill. President Cleveland is not directing the vote yet, while Voorhees pushes a petition for swift passage. Secretary Carlisle seeks legal opinion on silver certificates. Supreme Court picks and Hawaiian investigation notes follow.
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Washington
Cleveland
Finance Committee
Senate
Mills
Voorhees
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
John M. Forbes
William Lievd Garrison
Amos W. Stetson
William C. Endicott
Mr. Voorhees
Carlisle
Olney
Josiah Laincy
Patent Office Gazette
Quincy
Mr.Juincy
Orman
Ransom
Manderson
Senator White
Louisiana
Supreme Court
Morgan
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mr. Morgan
House
Wheat Slump in Global Markets Cited by Grain Men
The Chicago Herald notes wheat prices tumble worldwide, with experts citing overproduction, rising European competition, and large farm stocks. Analysts warn a new price level may form, and several traders expect only limited gains without policy or market shifts.
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Chicago Herald
Russia
India
Europe
Baltic
South America
Michigan
Herald
Frank G. Logan
Chicago Soara of Trade
Argentine
Thoms Bennett
H E
Chicago
John Dwight
J. J. Mitchell
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
Congress
W. B. McLean
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Bluffton City Council approves water works bonds
Bluffton Indiana council minutes show approval of a $6,000 water works extension bond sale and plan to extend South street pipe, with bids for pipeline excavation from Gardiner seven cents per foot and Chalfont nine and three quarters, awarded to Gardiner. Bishop Hurst receives $109,750 for an American University chair from a New York donor, matched by an Ohio donor.
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Herbst
W H Triboilet
Evening News
General Electric Co
Holly Manl'g Co
John Stout
Wm Poffenberger
Henry Ear
Jacob Drew
Metalaarane
A. L. Kapp
Townley & Silvers South Add
Cook
Staver
Siluffton
Indiana
Bluffton
Common Council
Martin W. Walbert
Joan Miller
Cook, Staver, Herbst and Clark
Krehl
Deam
South Street
Main Street
Bennett
George E. Gardiner
James Crosbie, Jr
PD. D. Studabaker
James Chalfant
Mr. Gardidiner
Bishop Hurst
American University
Washington
New York
Ohio
Democrats Picked Tickets in City Primary Vote
The Democrats held a city primary yesterday as good weather and candidate interest drew a large turnout. The vote was heavy across wards, with a very full poll recorded for the candidates.
Republican Endorsement Follows McCreary Resolution
The Richmond Item, a leading Indiana Republican paper, praised the House for passing the McCreary Hawaiian resolution 176 to 57. It faults Minister Stevens for supporting the Dole cabal and urges Congress to condemn such diplomacy while affirming non intervention in foreign affairs. The Odd Fellows buy Hale block in Geneva and Decatur, planning third floor offices for the order.
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Richmond Item
Indiana
House of Representatives
McCreary
House
Stevens
Dole Cabal
United States
Congress
Senate
The
Odd Fellows
Silas Hale
Geneva
John D. Hale
Decatur
Order
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Supreme Justice
White
Daughters of Rebekah
M. O. M. Club
Bessie Plessinger
D. E. Studabaker
Hesperus
Agnes Justus
H. H. Deam
I. O
Post Office
Ss. H. Cochran
Craigville
Banner
Cochran
Supreme Court of Indiana
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Detroit
Methodist Church
City Council
J.B. Plessinger
M. Chalfant
T. J. McDowell
Ni Plessinger
Marsital
R. Pennington
F. Harbaugh dl
Cc. A. Afforder
A. E. Hoffman
Affolder
Clerk
John Miller
Treasurer
H. D. Cook
Rok
E. Wrecking
G. R. Venis
Thos. Mock
J. A. Michael
Jesse Sunier
J.B. Evans
J. WH. Deawn
L. C. Heller
Venis’ Plurality
Evans
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