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Newspaper
Bluffton Banner
Location
Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1894
Page
8
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Jacob Bell of Markle visited the city last Wednesday. F. M. French received a box of green and dried fruits from Miller French of Santa Anna California. The box included prunes raisins peanuts walnuts oranges lemons and canned figs. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gains endorsements from druggists in Ogden Utah Cameron Ohio Johnston West Virginia Winona Mississippi and others. 50 cent bottles sold by C. C. Deam. Hood's Sarsaparilla New Year calendar advertised.
Washington reports trumpet tariff debates with speeches by Wilson Boutelle Johnson and others, plus Hawaiian affairs threaded through Senate and House. Notable actions include executive session confirmations and President Cleveland's Hawaii correspondence. Local items note glass factory shutdowns and a jail break incident in Michigan.
A digest of brief items from January 10 to 15 noting deaths, crimes, politics, and disasters. Highlights include Dr. William Forchhammer’s death at 89, a Chicago belt-line survey, Ground for points draw between Tommy Ryan and Billy Smith, a Middlesboro coal firm in receivership, and legal moves against Boss McKane. Others cover Vaillant’s conviction and guillotine, storms in Manitoba, Omaha and Iowa political shifts, vandalism, robberies, and notable deaths and trials across the United States and Europe.
Reports from Seattle Telegraph note Hood’s PILL campaign and the world’s largest hop yard moving east of the Cascades. Yakima county plans 600 acres of hops in one tract next summer, Snoqualmie’s 340 acres, and Lilienthals of San Francisco adding 400 acres in Pleasanton California, shaping a changing hop map amid regional growth.
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