Political Outlook and Treasury Figures Highlight 1890s Debate
President Cleveland faces criticism of Hawaiian policy while party fissures widen in Congress. The article notes deficits since the 1890s, calls out Coxey’s bonds, Carlisle plan debates, and Florida legalizes Jeff Davis birthday. It reports October to November receipts, including internal revenue and customs, with total expenditures and a fiscal-year balance.
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Florida
Jeff Davis
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South
United States
Mead
President Cleveland and the Hawaiian Royalist Visitors
A long excerpt discusses President Cleveland’s remarks on a visit by a “Committee of Royalists” from the Hawaiian islands in 1893. It describes interviews, diplomatic questions, and concerns over U.S. intervention in Hawaii, plus a later note on a large city fire and other copied items from the period.
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Che Chen
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Jain
Lodge
Senate
Hawaiian Islands
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Fale
Americ¢ain
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Jion
W.Q. Grestun
Alate
Sealehy
Lilioudalaal
United States
Uiawartii Stants
Cimualos
Widerann
Saanuel Tuerkor
Ise Bo Thes
Niyo
Hasenbida
Talind
Songrusstonn
Starving Miners Appeal for State Aid in Ohio Camp
A delegation of miners from Nelsonville arrived to seek governor intervention after reporting severe hardship. They claim 1,500 idle miners and families totaling about 9,000 lack basic food and clothing, with 50,000 more in five nearby counties in actual want. They say the prior strike and slack work have left many unable to recover, and the governor is expected to act quickly while the public is urged to help.
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Nelsonville
Tragedy at Martin Plantation Ends in Double Fatal Shootings
In Newport, Samuel Swins and James Fields, rivals for Alice Cooper, clashed at Mrs. Mary Cooper’s home. Swins fired a shotgun, killing Mrs. Cooper and injuring Mrs. Fields before Fields was wounded. Swins fled to Newport and surrendered, claiming accidental discharge as a defense.
Assembly Convenes to Consider Carlisle Bias Action
The House gathered after 2 o'clock with Speaker Crisp presiding to debate action on the Carlisle bias issue. After defeating Livingston's motion to bind members by the Checimens plan, Crisp offered a resolution aligning the chamber with the substitute printed in the Record. Meland of Missouri opposed the Crisp plan as the chamber adopted the resolution in favor of the Vialiste currency bill by a narrow vote and then adjourned.
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Crisp
House of Representatives
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Missouri
Cites
Asad Hen
Gholera Epidemic Strikes River Town. Homes Lost
Reports describe an expanding cholera outbreak along the river with numerous deaths and many houses washed away. Public officials urge relief measures as a relief fund is discussed and infrastructure efforts focus on rail and town safety.
Enormous Velna of the Yellow Setat Dix rovernd
The text reports on a political figure Jobn M Thurston linked to a Boise Mont mining venture. A mining engineer describes a 300 acre gold vein network with free milling ore, plus a company formed with Thurston as vice president. It also covers a federal court proceeding involving Debs, Howard, and others, with contempt sentences being served.
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Ahd
Jobi
Thurston
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Ft Gsana
Jia
Jobn
Thorston Wis
United States Senate
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Mont
Haengels
Stout Company
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Grand jury weighs river of October 17 killings
Fay ette County grand jury examines evidence on the river incident of October 17 that led troops under Sheriff James F Pools to fire on civilians near William Dolby, killing five and wounding twenty. The coroner ruled the killings unjustified and placed blame on Sheriff A Cook and Col. A B Coit of Columbus. Indictments were once expected but jurors' names being released cooled that expectation. findings due to be published midweek.
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Fayette County
James FP. Cools
William Dolby
A. Cook
A. B. Coit
Columbus
Cook
Coit
Missouri Congressman Abandons 54th Seat Contest
Mr Bland of Missouri ends plans to run for the Fifty fourth Congress saying he will retire to his farm. He asserts a recount would show he was elected by 200 or 300 votes and jokes about growing pumpkins and potatoes after leaving Congress.
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Dun
Bland
Missouri
Gongrens
Kennedy Remedy and Worm Powders Prominently Advertised
The advertisement proclaims Dr Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy as a cure for rheumatism and related ailments, citing personal testimonials of long suffering and relief. It also promotes Mother Gray’s Sweet Worm Powder for children and Williams Indian Piles Ointment as cures, with pricing and pharmacy availability.
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Raya
New York
Mother Uray
Licenta x
Broad Cloths Stock Sale At Six Cents Per Yard
Advertises broad cloths offered at six cents a yard, claims never before sold at a price of six cents compared with higher past prices, urges shoppers to view the store’s goods.
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