Gov Lucy elected vice president of national dairy society
The Evening Statesman reports Gov. Lucy has been named vice president of the American agricultural and dairy society. Other notes mention inventor Thomas A. Epson, now wintering in Florida, deemed a hopeless invalid and unlikely to return to his lab. Anarchist is defined as a non worker who will share the pile with any laborer. Cutcage loses a leading member of the White Stocking ball team. The March issue of Popular Science Monthly will feature a portrait of Prof E L Youmans engraved by Schlecht. Northwest Territory centennial plans progress with memorials sent to Michigan Wisconsin Indiana and Illinois legislatures. Ohio and Indiana assemblies have acted favorably. The memorial was presented by Gov Luce to the Legislature and referred to committee.
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Christian Advocate
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Southern Churchman
Richmond
Times
Denver
Cole
National Baptist
Iladelphia
Littell
Library
John B. Alden
Medical Journal
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Adairer
Pearl St
New York
Yonge §T
Toronto
Rev Arthur P Greenleaf to assume St Thomas rectorate
County news reports Rev Arthur P Greenleaf of Chicago will begin duties as rector of St. Thomas about March, occupying the Reed Stuart residence. Also noted are Union School Seat Co officers, a plan to erect a new office, local visits, births, birthdays, schooling events, and nearby farm sales.
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Chicago
St. Thomas’ Church
Reed Stuart
Union School Seat Co
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C. E. Thomas
J. C. Barber
President vetoes seed relief bill for Texas drought
Washington Feb 17. The President vetoed a $10,000 seed distribution bill for drought-stricken Texas counties. He argued no constitutional basis exists for federal aid to alleviate individual suffering and warned against paternal government. He noted the Agriculture Commissioner can already expend funds for seeds, urging Senators and Representatives to direct grain to farmers instead. Grover Cleveland.
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Texas
Tila Hera
Congress
Commissioner of Agriculture
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Illinois Senate debates on constitutional amendments and liquor laws
Steinerieid Ui Feb 17 Senator Cochran introduces a joint resolution on repeal of the contract labor ban and proposed constitutional amendment to restore the contract system. Senator Washburn seeks six year terms for circuit judges. Bills to fund convict labor for making blank books and to tighten penalties pass. House debates over life sentences for triple felons and liquor controls, with telecom pricing limits and interest rate reduction on loans.
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Renata
Cochran
Washburn
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Wisconsin Senate passes reforms and new bills
The Wisconsin Senate approved a law adding the state university president to the Board of Regents and restricting county seat changes for long standing counties. Assembly bills propose arbitration boards to resolve employer worker disputes, anti boycott penalties, limits on loans secured by chattels, bad check penalties, and mining company organization. A joint resolution urging governors to convene a congress on convict labor also passed the Senate.
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Mapwon
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Board of Regents
Bo»Cotta
Carlisle's Changes Rumor Tufts Treasury Seat
A rumor from Washington on February 17 suggests Speaker Carlisle may be chosen as Secretary of the Treasury. Supporters say his appointment would tighten Cabinet Congress relations and recognize a new region, boosting his senatorial prospects. The likelihood favors Fairchild, with Carlisle tied to Beck's successor timeline.
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Business Troubles Hit Several Wisconsin Firms
Brock and Wines of Port Washington closed their wholesale clothing business with assets near 200,000 and liabilities around 600,000, while Port Washington Sash Door and Blind Mfg Co also assigned for creditors with 14,000 liabilities and 38,000 assets. Mrs Druse case shows no legislative relief likely for death penalty abolition. Senate panel rejects Benedict for public printer post for lack of practical printing experience. Ireland’s Dingle barricades roads against police, injuries reported. Johnson and Bwertz grocers uncover bookkeeper Waldman Grossman’s 60,000 embezzlement over sixteen years.
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Johnson & Bwertz
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