Venezuelan Rent Row And Senate Watch April 25
Washington reports show Senate progress on the sundry civil appropriation bill with Democrats seeking seat Dupont and quick adjournment. The Venezuelan commission rent issue arises as Comptroller of the Treasury bars using $100,000 for DC quarters, prompting debate over congressional intent and emergency funding. General Catchings states he would follow convention instructions if nominated, despite personal opposition to free coinage.
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Deserters’ Pensions Stir Debate in Pickler Bill
House debate centers on a pension clause granting aid to men who deserted the Confederacy and later served with the Union. Layton of Ohio supports the measure but urges amendments, while Connolly of Illinois condemns pensions for deserters, calling such acts cowardly. He notes many Union-leaning men forced into Confederate ranks and fleeing to safety before surrender.
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Archbishop on the Protectives Article Sparks Debate
Archbishop Ireland in New York criticizes the A P A as small and secretive noting their claims of millions of votes are unfounded. He says their principles are anti American and they hitch to parties to undermine opponents while imported Americans drive their ranks.
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Lawsuit Over Ben Hur Rights Between Harper Bros and English Firm
General Lew Wallace and Harper Brothers sue Herbert J. Riley & Bros of Bradford England and the United States firm Clark & Cox over dramatization and lecture rights to Ben Hur. Riley spent $5 000 on a illustrated lecture, while Clark & Cox claim damages of $10 000 for unauthorized performances in Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Quiet Marriage Survives Threat From Rejected Suitor
W O Pryor of this city wed Miss Helen B Wheeler of Syracuse after detectives in plain clothes guarded guests. James Wordsworth, cousin to the bride, had threatened to kill her if she did not marry him, but the ceremony proceeded despite the danger.
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Twenty-Four Year Separation Prompts Old Divorce Case
A Massachusetts attorney uncovers a long divorce case in Lebanon. Marshall D. Dickinson, once of this city, divorced Julia A. Dickinson in 1872 while she resided nearby. They have not met for 24 years. She sues for divorce and $25,000 alimony after Dickinson inherits about $100,000 from a relative. Dickinson's whereabouts and the original divorce record remain uncertain.
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Indiana To Be Shown in Miniature at the Celebration Thereof
Indianapolis april 25 executive committee of the state centennial commission met to review ideas for Indiana’s 100th anniversary celebration. proposals include a park shaped like the state with county buildings and a bird’s eye tower, plus a coal palace and gas exhibit to showcase mining machinery.
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Curtis Bass Completed Term and Is Released
Curtis Bass, jailed four years ago in this county for involvement in the murder of his father-in-law, Henry Tow, was released last night after serving his sentence at the penitentiary south. He arrived with his wife and a brother and other relatives, having earned nine months credit for good behavior. Accomplice Doss Moore received a seven year sentence and was noted as acting marshal of Mitchell at the time.
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Wrestler Charles Davies Injured in Kokomo Exhibition
In Kokomo on April 5 Charles Davies of Marion sustained a serious spinal injury in a wrestling match with Ed Barney of Kokomo and was carried off unconscious. Barney, supervisor of Wright Hoop Works, was held pending the outcome of Davies's injuries.
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Wheeling to Milwaukee Traders Report Mixed Demand
Bradstreets notes more hopeful sentiment at many trade centers due to better weather crop prospects and activity in building and farm supply distribution. Western centers show limited improvement with slow mercantile collections and wheat exports at minimal levels. Fatal double tragedy in Erie Union City and various abbreviated telegraph items follow.
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New York Financial Prices and Market Quotation Snapshot
New York April 34 Money on call 236 per cent. Sterling exchange steady with bank bills demand at 4891 4383 for 60 days. Government bonds firm with various issues quoted. silver certificates 6784 93140. Board of Trade corn oats park lard and produce prices listed for April to July deliveries, including butter eggs live poultry potatoes apples cranberries honey with regional variations and per unit figures.
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Evening Post Letter List Advertisements Recount
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Young 17 Seeks Grocery Delivering Job
Short notice seeks position in a Grocery house for a 17 year old male to do delivering and general helpful tasks. He has some experience and asks readers to send applications to E. Evening Post.
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