Tariff Debate Heads to Fateful Week in House
Washington Jan 22 The tariff bill saga nears conclusion as voting on amendments begins next noon. Key fight centers on the income tax and tobacco schedules with 77 amendments in hand and secretary Carlisle facing injunction threats over bond issuance. Des Moines and New York notes add political tension as nominations and appointments ripple through Congress.
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Bynum Reconsiders Retirement Bid for Seventh Indiana
Washington January reports Congressman Bynum of Indiana's Seventh district will seek renomination after indicating a recent reversal of retirement plans. The exchange followed a discussion with John Frenzell regarding local political dynamics and Bynum's nomination prospects. The era notes also cover naval contract probe discussions and Nicaragua Canal charter amendments in the same period.
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Politician in Trouble Over Forged County Orders
Benjamin Earnshaw a leading Democratic politician and former Wetzel county judge was arrested in Wheeling after noon for attempting to negotiate forged county orders at Simpson and Hazletts broker office. Officers found forged orders for 4500 and Earnshaw tried to swallow a $1000 order. He was previously linked to disputed election cases involving Pendleton and Atkinson.
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Is Nage Dead Or Alive A Disguised Fugitive From Justice
Wapakoneta Ohio January 23 A Celina dispatch says Samuel G Nage shot himself to death yesterday after a Saturday assignment that sparked startling developments He was a collecting agent for several firms with large sums missing Later reports cast doubt on his suicide noting he bought a new suit in St Marys and shaved his beard suggesting he may be a fugitive from justice Nage is said to owe ten thousand dollars in shortage
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Labor union loans $50,000 to employer in historic move
Pitrsstra reports the Windowglass Workers' Association approved a $50,000 loan to employer James A. Chambers. The decision risks shaping the Kensington plant's future as his loan secures the continuation of operations. The event marks a potential world first for union lending to an employer.
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Pleasant Hill notes and oil prospects in local area
Health improves amid weather friendly farming with fence building. Preacher Rev Page drew a large Pleasant Hill audience last weekend. Locals visit William Colbert and George Clampet. Levi Cline visits Warren. Oil prospects noted at Hudson well section ten and Beard Stevens well section nine amid daily visits from Ohio and Pennsylvania oil men. Democrats praise election nominations. farmers expect good crops if spring is favorable. L. D. Collins of Ft Wayne visits with deer taken in Michigan. locals seek weekend whereabouts of Lew Colbert and Harvey Cline. Wil son bill support grows as tariff concerns ease.
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Michigan
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Harvey Cline
Minnich
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Will Chopson
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Tramps, fences, and community life in SNAKEYE
Local notes from Honduras and surrounding area recount Mr. Adam Richey finishing a wire fence at Albert Yarger’s, Deihl schoolhouse hosting weekly writing classes, a red squirrel gun mishap with a 65 cent reward, a New Years turkey ride that broke a wagon leading to a log wagon fix, Mr. John Beery’s fortieth birthday gathering, Grandpa Walters’s death at 85 with German birth and 1894 death, and farmers busy with plowing ditching and fence work as mild weather persists.
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Adams County
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Personal Crises and Folly Reflect in Everyday Trials
The excerpt contrasts restless travel folly and wasted money with candor honesty and prudent restraint. It notes social harms from dissolute partnerships, extravagant children, and failed marriages, while praising a prudent wife who steadies the family. It closes with a statistic on 180000 yearly personal crisis reports and a fact about Amazon palm leaves reaching thirty feet.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Claims Cure for Rheumatism
A. J. Hoover of Huntington Indiana reports nine months of rheumatism with little relief after consulting two doctors and visiting Indiana mineral springs. He says after taking three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla he recovered fully.
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Mt Zion Oil Wells Bring Activity and Reports
In Mt Zion an oil boom rumor persists with several wells under way. B F Williamson’s south farm well and a North farm project near Standard Co.’s site are progressing toward completion this week.
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Wells Going Down On Local Farms South of Here
Five wells are being drilled three miles south on the farms of Dr. Morrison J B Shadler Oliver Sills and James West. An oil company has installed a pumping and telegraph station on J P Jones farm southwest of town. Local notes mention residents Osroe Bilby Roush and others, political views about Cleveland and McKinley era tariffs, and social tidbits about weddings and visits.
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J. Roush
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H. F. Moor
West Virginia
J. E. McBrier
Pennsylvania
F. W. St. Clair
Wm. St. Clair
New York
G. W.huffman
J. D. Goodin
Chester Township
James Hunt
L. D. Roebuck
Ohio
Eliza Roush
Cleveland
H. I. Cloud
Henry
Anne Perry
A Million Friends Discover Dr King New Discovery
An old ad touts Dr King New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claiming over a million users. It guarantees cure or money back and offers trial bottles free at Charles C Deam's drug store with large bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
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Stahl School Report Notting ham Township January 12 1895
Stahl school district No 3 in Notting ham township reports January 12 1895 with 40 enrolled, 33 average daily attendance, 88 percent attendance. Pupils listed include Jennie and Hettie Bowers, Monroe Bowers, Or lando Kizer, Stella Nutter, Verna Williams, Charles Leist, Pearl Williams, Joel Bowers, Delbert Leist, Lew Leist, Homer Williams. A W Sawyer teacher. Also notes Sicilian sulphur deposits employ 18 000 men and praises The Indianapolis Daily and Weekly Sentinel circulation and news service.
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Jennie Bowers
Hettie Bowers
Monroe Bowers
Orlando Kizer
Stella Nutter
Verna Williams
Charles Leist
Pearl Williams
Joel Bowers
Delbert Leist
Lew Leist
Homer Williams
A. W. Sawyer
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