House Passes Belligerency Resolutions Amid Cuban Debate
The House approved the Cuban belligerency resolutions 244 to 87 and the river and harbor bill 216 to 40 under suspension, amid a fortyeight minute session. Negative votes included 18 Republicans and 9 Democrats. The president will be informed with an enrolled copy, while Spain’s Dupuy de Lôme weighs potential shifts in policy as Congress directs U.S. courtesy toward Cuban independence.
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River and Harbor Bill Passes House With Pork Allegations
Washington April 7 The river and harbor bill passed the house under rules with actual appropriations of 810,880,500 and contracts for thirty two new projects up to 51,721,210. Debated forty minutes amid sharp exchanges as Hooker pressed extensions while Maguire and Grosvenor objected. Dockery assailed the contracts system as reckless government spending.
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Tax on filled cheese and postoffice measures headline
Grosvenor reports a bill taxing filled cheese at 400 for manufacturers 250 for wholesalers and 40 for retailers. Cheese must be boxed in wood and sold in original packaging with branded wrappers and conspicuous side branding. Also notes senate spent day on postoffice bill and various political charges and a Springfield Illinois opinion on mileage for grand jurors and Sunday pay.
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Pente Order Assigns Amid Getting Rich Schemes Troubles
The order of Pente, a beneficial organization promising large profits after seven years, has assigned. Its assets and liabilities run into thousands of dollars. The group has suffered declines as the Get-rich-quick societies era waned.
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Plot denial from Southern Pacific officials
San Francisco officials deny any knowledge of a plot to hold up the train carrying Chauncey M. Depew and Cornelius Vanderbilt. Detective Gard, once with the railroad, claimed a plot was revealed to him by a participant. Gard’s reputation for veracity is noted as unquestioned. Peruvians Rejoice Over Cubs. Lima April 7. News ends with a brief bulletin on U S Congress vote expectations regarding Cuban belligerency.
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Mrs Mary Dimmick Wedding to General Harrison at St Thomas
New York April 7 Mrs Mary Lord Dimmick married General Harrison at St Thomas Church in a private ceremony at 6:45 pm. Dr Wesley Brown officiated. The bride arranged the decorations with lilacs and ascension lilies. Guests included E F Tibbett Daniel M Ransdell Governor Morton and many notable figures. The couple left for Pinchot residence after the ceremony. Harrison, born 1834 in North Bend Ohio, had a long career including Indiana governor US senator and the 1884 president of the United States.
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Off for their Hoosier home description of a gown
The Fair Widow’s wedding outfit features a pearl grey gros grain gown with a short train and a Louis XVI coat, white chiffon vest, Honiton lace, plush velvet collar, pearl rope, and a diamond clasp. She carries lily of the valley blooms. the bonnet is lace and blue velvet with a jeweled aigrette. The groom in a Prince Albert, dark grey trousers, white gloves, and lilies of the valley boutonniere. General Tracy and others wear lilies and violets. The couple departs for Indianapolis aboard a Pennsylvania ferry train, with General Harrison and guests joining for the journey.
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Americans win as usual at revival of Olympic Games
Athens hosts opening contests with religious ceremony and large crowds. American teams from Princeton and Boston Athletic Association win early events in 100 metres discus and hop step jump while the 400 metres and 800 metres trials proceed without final awards. King George hosts, Stadion restored, and foreign spectators celebrate the festival amid national pomp.
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The Salvation Army Secession A Family Interview
New York April 7 Commander and Mrs Ballington Booth issued a statement from Salvation Army headquarters saying their attitude remains unchanged and future Volunteers plans will proceed as before. They described the interview with Mrs Booth Tucker as sisterly and brotherly with no change in affection for her.
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Poison Plot Opens Easter City Mystery
In Cherokee on April 7 an unknown assailant tried to poison the Nisewaner family Samuel wife and two grown sons Edward and Jacob south east of town all four sickened later revived after hours of medical care Edward Nisensner received a chilling letter signed Company demanding he leave the state within ten days no clear motive given they will recover Doings of the Hawkeye Legislature Des Moines reports actions on Nashville exposition registration law targeting cities of 8600 population alien capitalists land sales and a tax bill amid other measures
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Evening Post Letter List Adverts Uncalled For
The Evening Post prints a notice listing answers to advertisements that remain uncalled for at the office. Entries include B. 7 C. H. 3 D. 4 Furnished Rooms 1 Box 2 4 Mrs H C B 3 Mr H L 2 I 1 Miss M 2 Partner 4 W J 3 H 1.
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Wanted Second Cook With References At Aldine Restaurant
Advertising clippings report multiple help wanted notices. One seeks a second cook with references at Aldine Restaurant located at 50 East Berry street. Another offers a hotel cook position skilled in oysters and dinner, call at 205 Calhoun street second floor. A third seeks a housekeeper for a small family, contact W. J Evening Post.
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