HOSTILITY 10 HILL Attracts Attention A LUDICROUS COMPLICATION
The article reports sharp Democratic hostility to Governor Hill in New York as speculation grows on a possible third term bid. It discusses strategic moves involving Cleveland allied factions, possible impacts on party unity, and a comic constitutional scenario about appointing a self to a vacancy. It also notes Miller’s looming judicial appointment and Secretary Tracy’s fitness reports for military officers.
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Sprcian
New York
Hill
Cleveland
Reform Democracy
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
General Butler
David Bennett Hill
United States
ARMY
Tracy
Navy Department
Kansas land mortgages rise with railroad debt noted
The Census Office reports Kansas mortgage indebtedness at 235,485,108 not including 7,661,718 of state and railroad land contracts. Debt equals about 27 percent of taxed real estate value, with total assessed real and personal property at 290,593,711 excluding railroad assets. Superintendent Porter ties larger debts to prosperity areas and advances in improvements, while over eleven million has been redeemed and new 4 percent bonds are offered by the Treasury Department.
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Kansas
Porter
Redemption totals for bonds update current figures
The 2 per cent bonds redeemed total $24,394,300 to date after a $154,950 portion at 2 per cent. The department redeemed $133,800 in 4 per cent bonds today. Redeemed 4 per cent bonds in New York on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday this week reached $1,008,750, lifting total redemptions of these bonds to $11,880,850.
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Department
New York
Georgia Pensions for Confederate Widows Approved
The House Finance Committee backed a bill costing Georgia about 400000 dollars yearly for Confederate widow pensions. Initially 100 dollars per widow was set, with 600 expected, 3700 applications have been filed, and 4000 believed eligible. The plan, approved for 1891 and 1892, ensures 100 dollars per widow despite rising demand.
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Atlanta
House Finance Committee
Wellman and local figures mourned in New England obits
Obituaries record the death of Samuel K Wellman at 69 in East Wilton Maine after a brief illness. A longtime county official, former Nashua Iron and Steel superintendent, and notable inventor of the Wellman crane, his family and legacy are noted across New Hampshire and Massachusetts communities. Other notices salute Deacon Luther Woodbury, Mrs Dolly Bradford Bryant, George W Forsythe, Henry D Bassett, and a Biddeford liquor case dismissal in Maine courts.
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East Wilton
Wilton
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Wellman
United States
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Chester
Penn
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Tiffany & Co
New York
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Conn
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Dane Street
Dolly Bradford Bryant
Kingston
Bradford
Togus
George W. Forsythe
Marblehead
Forsythe
Henry D. Bassett
Centre Street
Newton
Middleboro
Newtons
Eliot
Doggett, Bassett & Hii
Chicago
Obituary notices and marriages in Montague and Boston area
Notices announce marriages and deaths across multiple New England locales. Noonan Waller nuptials at Montague by Rev Richardson. Pierce Williamson wedding at Belfast with Rev Kidner assisting. Chandler birth at Massachusetts General Hospital. Cole at Boxford. Lawrence in Epping New Hampshire. Otis death citywide. Newstead of Watertown. Pitkin in city. Pettit in Newton Centre. Stoker physician at First Church. Thornton Pay Director Gilbert E Thornton USN. Winslow infant death at Andover.
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Wilhelmina Newstead
Pitkin
Samuel L. Pitkin
Newton Centre
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Stoker
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First Church
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Adams House
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U.S.N
Winslow
Andover
Sylvia Church
Winthrop C. Winslow
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