Tariff Debate Boils Over as Grosvenor Attacks and Patterson Hits Back
In Washington the house debates the sundry civil bill with amendments. Grosvenor challenges Treasury strains and praises protection over revenue only policy while Patterson denounces the McKinley alignment and cites Sherman silver act flaws. Amid square clashes, remarks on Cleveland and tariff reform echo across the chamber.
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Washington
House
Cannon
Treasury
Grosvenor
Appropriations Committee
Parismony
Congress
Talbert
Dem
South Carolina
High Seas
Patterson
Tennessee
Ohio
McKinley
Grover Cleveland
Friends of the Ohio
Democratic Party
Humorous Proposal to Sing the Doxology in Grover Cleveland Era Debates
A Democrat member proposes singing the Doxology amid laughter as Patterson asserts administration ties. Bailey questions Patterson credentials while Grosvenor doubts Patterson's representation. A recent Tennessee Democrats gathering favored free coinage.
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Grover Cleveland
Patterson
Bailey
Grosvenor
Ennessee
Republicans Predict Bigger Victory In Rhode Island Election
Providence reports a heavy statewide vote with local contests shaping the assembly races in Johnson Cumberland Westerly Cranston and Central Falls. Governor Lippitt leads with a 9 477 plurality over Democrat Littlefield as five districts remain unofficial.
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Providence
Johnson
Cumberland
Westerly
Cranston
Central Falle
Astate
Lippitt
Littlefield
Dem
Assembly
Michigan Grand Army Encampment Honors Leaders
General Walker commander in chief of the G A R addressed the state encampment in Saginaw on April 2 focusing on the G A R’s standing in New England and eastern states. General William Shakespere of Kalamazoo was elected department commander and Mrs Amanda J Halstead of Concord became department president of the W R C.
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Michigan
Reed and McKinley factions clash at state convention
Senator Chandler explains to Senator Lodge the state convention endorsed both Reed and McKinley. He says Reed supporters conceded to McKinley sentiment, a move he calls cowardly though he acquiesced since Reed men outnumbered McKinley men.
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Coxcamp
Chandler
Sensator Lodge
Reed
McKinley
Weaver Nominated for Congress on 128th Ballot
Walter L. Weaver of Clark County was nominated for Congress on the 128rd ballot at the Seventh district Republican convention in Springfield Ohio.
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Springfield
Walter L. Weaver
Clark County
Public debt rises to 942 million as bonds drive increase
Treasury monthly debt report shows total public debt at 942,842,253 dollars, up 5,274,780 from February. Bonds delivered this month total 14,239,522 dollars, paid previously, with cash in treasury rising 8,934,741 dollars to offset.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Divine healer ordered to leave Cincinnati
Schrader a self styled divine healer has toured Cincinnati since Saturday freely healing the sick. He wears a crown of thorns on his head and claims power from his hands or clothing. He was brought before the mayor police chief and health officers for examination.
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Cincinnati
Schrader
Controversy Over Legislative Apportionment Case in Indiana
In Indianapolis, the Indiana supreme court ordered Republican and Democratic state committee attorneys to file briefs within ten days on motions to dismiss the 1885 legislative apportionment suit. Affidavits from Marion county officers opposed dismissal, while Republican lawyers countered. The case seeks an early decision to guide nominations for the next general assembly.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Democratic State Committee
Republican State Committee
Hawkins
Smith
Marion County
J. W. Fesler
Harry B. Smith
Albert A. Womack
Sterling BR. Holt
Ferdinand Winter
A. C. Harris
M. E. Forkner
General Assembly
Testimony on Chandler Taylor riot focus on Miller
In Indianapolis the police court heard testimonies from William Perkins and Stephen Johlso in the Chandler Taylor factory riot case. They described Miller Barcus and Tong in the attack on union molders and Miller's threats and fists as the crowd advanced.
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Indianapolis
Chandler & Taylor's
Henry Miller
Union
William Perkins
Chandler & Taylor
Washington Street
William Barcus
Thomas Tong
Long
Miller
Barcus
Perkins
Stephen Johlso
North
Illinois Street
Blanchfield
Blind soldier regains sight prompts pension questions
John Hershman, an old soldier, regains vision after an episode of eye pain, despite prior total disability pension of 72 dollars monthly. His case may force pension department scrutiny while Elizabeth Harrison’s gypsy burial in Evansville draws crowds. A Lincoln dispatch reports Adam Dietz, ex-Richmond lodge secretary, arrested for embezzlement and facing extradition.
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Roxkomo
John Hershman
Hershman
Congress
Pension Department
Ricusonp
Lincoln
Adam K. Dietz
Richmond
Ind
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Hee
Dietz
Affray in College Corner Leaves Several Cut
April 2 at College Corner a violent disturbance occurred as Charles Thomas in an intoxicated state ran amuck on the principal street and cut clothing of several persons with a pocketknife. Frank Baker fled the scene.
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Liberty
College Corner
Charles Thomas
Frank Baker
Evening Post Letter List Untouched Ads
Uncalled answers to advertisements remain at this office listing initials and room numbers including furnished rooms partners and single letters. The terse notice records items awaiting pickup such as B 7 C H 3 D and Mrs H C B 3 Mr H L 2 J 1 Miss M 2 Partner 1 W J 3.
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Evening Post
C. H
H.C. B
Inquire Evening Post Office
Care Evening Post
District Telegraph Office
H. C. U. Care Evening Post Office
Steel leaders weigh pooling plan as prices feared
James A. Swank, head of the American Iron and Steel association, says no definite pooling info exists but any cooperation must reward capital and labor without raising prices. He warns against ruinous pricing and favors better steel prices for better times. In New York tonight, 18 of 25 major steel firms plan a meeting at the Savoy to discuss price control and output across billets rails slabs and blooms.
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Philadelphia
James A. Swank
American Iron and Steel Association
Associated Press
New York
Hotel Savoy
Dayton centenarian birthday noted in Ohio
Dayton Ohio observed the 100th birthday of a local resident yesterday. The report lists other items including a Chicago attempted suicide, a senate postage bill action, and various regional notices such as obituaries and city ordinances.
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Dayton
Mary Bey
Chicago
Senate Postoffice Committee
A. H. Wilde
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Muncie
Ind
Nancy Duckett
Shopiere
Wis
Frederick Humphrey
Omaha
Illinois
Hannah Hatton
Holland
Man
Paris
Zola
French Academy
Illinois Secretary of
State Treasury
Sylvester Dixon
Kanga
Wichita
St. Louis
George Carnegie
Kan
Carl Thorn
Diamond, Point
Coffey Hill
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Louis N. Greenhut
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Daniel Baugh
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Terre Havre
Tessa Hopewell
Don Pedro Glick
Spirit of Outlawry
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Kit Carson
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Romy & Hobilys
Normandy
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Eee
Louis F. Cardes
Pixley-Long Block
Manager Swann
Luz EveNna Post
E. Herry St
Fort Wayne
A. Lardier
E. Wayne Street
Callon
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Max B. Fisher
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Alen County
Orphan Home
O. L. Perry
West DeWald Street
J. G. Hartman’s Cigar Factory
Maumee Ave
Co- Operative Association
Maple Ave
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Lewis Street
Carrie Heistein
M. Wayne
Kokomo, Ind
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Young
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Shawnee
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Madison St
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Geo. C. Stemen
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Fort Wayne, Ind
W.mckinnie, Proprietor
Denison
Deer Park
George D. Deshields
E. L. Craw
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
C. B. Fitch
Bass Block
Clifton House
Monroe Street
Wabash Ave
Palmer
GEO. Cummings Hotel CO
Geo. Cummings
A. Hattersley & Sons
E. Main ST
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Fr. Wayne
Pennsylvania Station
N. Y
Boston
Eastern Express
Thecal Freight
Nes
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A. W. Johnston
B. F. Horner
D. M
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Enger
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Philley
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Mailand Express
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Toledo
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Fast Limited Mail
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PLON
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Grand Rapids
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western Railroad
Haviland
Cloverdale
Ottawa
Findle
C. H. & D. Findlay
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Sundsya
White National Bank
Caritas
BriGut Home
Dazzy Evenine Post
Oliver and
Emily Streets
Bowsers
Everett & Doud
Old
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Berry Sts
George Meyers
Real Estate, Loans & Insurances
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