Taft & Co's new pad and county items in Banner
Taft & Co advertises in this issue while local notes highlight residents like Martin Shady of Craigville and J W High of Harrison township visiting the city. The paper reports on water works bonds sold, the Banner subscription exchange, a stock sale announced for March 4, and a mix of notices from Wells county residents.
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Taft & Co
J.W. High
Harrison Township
Farson, Leech & Co
Chicago
George R. Mounsey
Cheater Township
Mounsey
Bland seigniorage bill grips House amid filibuster talk
Washington wire notes a continuing battle over the Bland seigniorage bill in the House with Bland determined to fight on despite reverses. An open filibuster policy prompts a rules committee move to curb delays and force a direct vote. The fight could pivot to a broader parliamentary clash over chamber rules and speaker counting power.
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WasaHinatos
Bland
Committee On Rules
Mr. Bland
Three Statements Submitted by the Investigating Committee
The report of the investigating Committee on Hawaii was presented by Senator Morgan with Republican colleagues Sherman Frye Dolph and Davis concurring. A supplementary Republican view and a Democratic minority report accompany the bulk document, evaluating annexation and Blount’s alleged role and Stevens' conduct while debating provisional government rights.
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Wassinutos
Morgan
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Sherman
Frye
Dolph
Davis
Butler
Tarpie
Daniel
Gray
Hawaii
Western Hemisphere
Blount
Stevens
Senate Delays Tariff Debate Amid Calendar Buildup
Washington February 26 The senate has made little progress clearing the calendar ahead of tariff discussions. With many lingering special orders from prior weeks, the chamber will likely devote most of this week to finish the calendar. Two days may be needed to approve the government printing office building bill and the Florida judicial districts rearrangement bill, while Hawaiian Turpie and Stewart Land resolutions await action, likely to be referred to finance with limited debate.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Hs
Httle
Lkely
Florida
Turpie
Stewart Land
Committee On Finance
Sixcays
Rollcall
Bland
Daniel
Virginia
Voorhees
General Sickles
House
Pence
Colo
Reed
Fithian
Pnts
Spencer Nominated Pension Agent for Indiana
Martin Van Buren Spencer of Fort Wayne was nominated for pension agent for Indiana but delays arose from Secretary Smith requiring a Civil War service record. Spencer will qualify once his nomination is confirmed. Assistant Secretary Reynolds issued key pension rulings on reimbursements for fraud and amended declarations. News notes deny rumors of danger to passengers aboard the yacht Violet.
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Washington
Martin van Buren Spencer
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Smith
Spencer
Reynolds
Department
Cooper bill to allow states to tax United States notes
Wastuisatos February 24. Notice at the house committee on banking and currency meeting that Representative Cooper of Indiana has a bill to permit states and territories to tax United States notes and currency. The subcommittee will report the bill favorably to the next committee meeting. Aliver Certificates Not Lawful Money. Washington February 27. A Senate meeting heard a letter from the...
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Cooper
Wastuisatos
House Committee of Banking and Currency Committee
Indiana
United States
Recall of Minister Willis Over Hawaiian Frictions Sparks Debate
Washington reports show Mr. Boutelle introducing a House resolution calling for the recall of Minister Willis from Hawaii to restore US Hawaiian relations. The debate spans recall, senatorial courtesy, and tariff discussions as factions clash over the Bland seigniorage bill and Hawaiian governance.
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Boutelle
Washington
Willis
Hawaii
United States
Nuns Teach In Pennsylvania Public School
A statewide innovation in Pennsylvania opened with the consolidation of the Thirty-fourth ward public school and St. James Roman Parish school. Four nuns were installed as regular teachers after central board approval, promising no distinction among scholars. Protestant and Catholic children will learn together, with Bible reading not resumed after six years. Attendance slightly declined, unclear if due to the new arrangement.
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Pittsnere
Beeb
Pennsylvania
Warduublic School
St. James Roman Paroubiu
Entral Board of Education
Wiman in the Tombs Seized on Forgery Charges
Erastus Wiman a noted New York capitalist and railroad magnate was arrested on two forgery counts and uttering checks after a bench warrant. Bail set at 825000. he is committed to the Tomb by Judge Martine. Two indictments returned by the grand jury allege forgery and uttering checks.
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New Yor
Erastus Wiman
General Sessions
Gelock
dJudze Martine
Wiman
Prand
Populist Critique of Old Parties and Free Coinage Push
National Central Committee issue denounces Cleveland Sherman leaders for forcing gold standard and harming wages. Omaha declares for free coinage 16 to 1 and standard money without banks. Populists urge Congress to oppose Wilson bill and its deficit and tax provisions. Lindsey school attendance for Jan 17, 1894 noted. mumps threaten term.
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National Central Committee
St. Louis
Grover Cleveland
John Sherman
Omaha
Congress
Mckinley Property Restored to Governor and Mrs McKinley
Trustees and the Dew Dumaed group arranged a private funding to redeem Governor McKinley's transferred property after a Youngstown manufacturer defaulted on notes he endorsed. The Canton probate court records show the final papers filed returning the property to the McKinleys and discharging the trustees.
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Cleveland
McKinley
Tristees Hist Saamner
Youngstown
H. H. Kohlsadt
Chicago
Ocean
Myron T. Herrick
William R. Day
Canton
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertisement claims cures and guarantee
Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with piles cure or no pay. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Charles C. Deam.
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Charles C. Deam
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