Social Roundup From South Side Notes in Lansing Visitations
Mrs Elsie A Hall and daughter Miss May visit Lansing Michigan. James Ratfsnider hosts Charlie Murchin Monroeville. Rezin Orr returns to Detroit after Christmas. Harmonia Singing society to hold concert Jan 5 at St Peters school hall. Mr and Mrs P G Thompson at home after Jan 1. Mr and Mrs Younge of Pataskala Ohio guests of Mrs Bitsberger. Elmer Dellinger traveling fireman with daughter visiting Bitsberger. Mr and Mrs Myron Downing to stay at Randall hotel then move to South Wayne. Sir Stephens society celebrates church anniversary and plans social in February. Beverforden family travels to Columbus to establish future home. Beverforden to be Western Paper resident agent. Miss Julia Wilson hosts pupils in music. Edith Parham from Lima hosts friends. list of attendees includes Parham, Gaskins, Tinkham, Quinn, Crosby, Birbeck, Stonecifer, Anderson, Braun, and Greenick.
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Elsie A. Hall
Miss May
Lansing
Mich
James Ratfsnider
West Williams Street
Charlie Murchin
Monroeville
Rezin Orr
Detroit
Harmonia Singing Society
St. Peter's School Hall
P. G. Thompson
East DeWald Street
Edna Parham
West DeWald Street
Edith Parham
Lima
Maud Gaskins
Flora Tinkham
Lottie Quinn
Mabel Crosby
Helen Birbeck
Harry Stonecifer
Herbert Stonecifer
John Anderson
William Braun
H. W. Smith
W. Birbeck
Arthur Greenick
McKeen to retire after twenty five years in harness
TERRE HAUTE Dec 30 The Express reports credible authority that William R McKeen long serving president of the Vandalia and the railroad’s senior official will retire at the annual election Jan 15 It is said that Vice President and General Manager John G Williams and General Superintendent N K Elliott will retire as well McKeen agreed to stay two years at the Pennsylvanias request prior to the road’s disposal
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Terre Haute
the Express
William R. McKeen
Vandalia
United States
John G. Williams
N. K. Elliott
McKeen
the Pennsylvania
Monument Plan Dispute Spurs Seek for Funds
Indianapolis leaders urge a large 200000 appropriation from the next legislature to finish the Soldiers and Sailors Monument to Bruno Schmidt design. Regulants say previous departures from Schmidt's plan must be corrected, with 300000 spent already and about 20000 more needed. The issue centers on restoring symmetry to the structure.
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Senate Opposed Measures Faces in Revenue Bill Fight
A House vote of 170 to 186 approved the bond bill amid Republican defections. Voorhees in Senate signals opposition to the revenue bill and tariff change. The list of nay voters names 136 members, with Voorhees a key opponent. Committee chairs in key departments are named. Prosecution of the Joint Traffic Association is placed with the Justice Department. Treasury announces payment of United States currency fixes bonds to Union Pacific in February 1896.
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United States
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Doctrine on Dardanelles Closure and U S Rights
A Constantinople cable report notes the United States rejects Turkey's claimed right to block the Dardanelles. Presidents Pierce and later officials argued for freedom of the seas, while ministers were told to treat exclusion as a usage, not a right, and to avoid direct confrontation with Turkey.
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Constantinople
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Dardanelles
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Representative Smith's Plan to Absorb Greenbacks
Washington Dec 30 Representative W A Smith of Michigan introduces a bill to absorb greenbacks and treasury notes and release gold held by banks as reserves. The plan would substitute United States notes for lawful money, withdraw the currency keeping the endless chain in motion, and free gold reserves. The bill reportedly has Senator Sherman’s approval. The bill estimates $50 million of notes would be immediately taken up by banks. The House also passes the ways and means bond bill by a 170 to 136 vote.
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United States Notes
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Epidemic Fear Amid Flood Ravages in Osage Valley
As waters recede in the Osage valley, farms report severe losses including corn fodder hay stock and fences. Timber terms like ties logs and cordwood add to the damage while disease fears grow among residents of Miller Morgan St. Clair and Camden counties. Estimated total losses may reach 1.6 million dollars.
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Tragedy in Weldon as Postmaster Kills Legislator
In Weldon Illinois Postmaster John A Pace shot and killed Dr Taylor a member of the state legislature. The shooting followed a domestic scandal and a civil suit Pace had filed in relation to his family. A coroner's jury ruled justifiable homicide after Pace fired.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Gotham Diamond Heist At Burden Home In New York
The Burden house at 5 East Twenty sixth street lost diamonds valued near $60,000 with a $30,000 necklace among the loot. Detectives hunt a bold gang. a second burglary at 323 Central Park West netted $7,100 to $10,000 in jewels and Mrs. Barnes posts a $1,000 reward.
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O'Brien
J. Townsend Burden
East Twenty-sixth Street
Burden
Frances Barnes
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