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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1897

Page

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Cleveland to Globe Trot as He Aims for Rest and Wealth

Long report from Willcoxson notes President Cleveland, aging and wealthy after four years, may retire from politics. Speculation says he could open a New York law office and work for major firms, possibly voyage world on Benedict’s yacht. The piece also covers Mrs. Cleveland, his properties in New York and Princeton, and a theater party noting his changed appearance. It then shifts to a proposed Indiana school law redefining county and city superintendents, exams, licenses, and salaries with detailed provisions and oversight.

Wasnixcrox Cleveland New York Tracy, Stetson & Bangs Wayne McVeagh Italy Harrison United States Supreme Court White House Benedict Executive Washington Princeton Clevland Indiana State Board of Education State Superintendent of Public Instruction Superintendent of Public Instruction United States Board of County Commissioners

Barber proposes tax bill on whiskers to aid state barbers

Anderson barber Jim Reeves seeks to push a bill taxing men with chin whiskers and goatees ten dollars a year while sparing mustaches, claiming it would boost barber prosperity and public debt. The plan draws criticism as an erosion of rights amid barber backing across Indiana.

Axperson Ind Indiana Jim Reeves Anderson Reeves Chicago Chronicle

Turpie to Speak Against Nicaragua Canal in Senate

Senator Turpie gives notice of a planned speech opposing the Nicaraguan canal. The senate discussion is set to begin tomorrow and span three to four days with a expected passage by a handsome majority if rules permit. Senator Morgan leads the bill in the Senate. success hinges on hearings and floor time.

Wasuiceroy Turpie Senate Friends of Rules Morgan

Brave Washington Youth Learns From a Bicycle Duel

A 16 or 17 year old in Washington recounts a morning scene on Pennsylvania Avenue where he helps a girl escape a charging bull, using his new bicycle to stop the beast. The tale ends with the girl riding off with another man and the reporter refusing to record the rest.

Pennsylvania Avenue Nineteenth Street Jacky Kensington Old Madrid Mr. B Washington Star

Quiet exchange on respect between elder and waiter

A pedantic old man argues it is improper to disrespect elders. The restaurant waiter counters with a remark about what he has heard, signaling a terse, unfinished exchange.

Products of Mexico and the yuca cultivation prospects

Sir Henry Dering outlines profitable crops in Mexico including yuca cassava, pineapple, ginger, chicle, sarsaparilla, licorice and ramie. He urges crop rotation, private land purchase, and immigrant land contracts, noting yuca yields far exceed wheat and detailing pineapple fiber uses and regional growing areas.

Henry Dering Foreign Office Mexico Republic Sir Henry Ireland Hernan Cortes Vera Cruz Oaxaca Chiapas Tabasco Yucatan Atlan Pueblo Tenochtitlan Amatlan Cordoba Hidalgo Puebla Morelos Guerrero Milchoacan Colima Jalisco Tepic Isthmus United States Texas New Mexico Sir H. Dering

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