Local politics and growth noted in city and district events
Taxing liquor license votes draw council member challenges as May elections loom. Republicans rally while critics claim poor prospects. Governor Hover’s district picks solid fair commissioners J. B. White and F. J. Hayden. Fort Wayne grows to 40 000 from 300. Chicago Democrats split over mayoral race Creiger vs Carter Harrison. Northern Republican crime judged as lawless in New Orleans episode. Cincinnati mob at jail and courthouse cited as example of justice miscarriage. Indians leader Jupe Hasan predicts direct senate election and tariff reform promising duty cuts and bigger free list.
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Death of Confederate General Johnston Ends Noted Era
General Joseph E. Johnston died at his Washington City home on Saturday night after a long decline marked by heart trouble and weakness. Born in 1807 in Virginia and West Point educated, he served in the Mexican War and Civil War as a Confederate major general, commanding in peninsular battles and Tennessee. He surrendered to General Sherman at Goldsboro on April 26, 1865, and was praised by Grant as one of the souths ablest commanders.
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Harris Sees Campbell as Democratic 1892 Nomination Prospect
Senator Isham Harris, traveling through Mespais Tennessee, weighs 1892 Democratic chances. He argues Cleveland’s silver coinage stance hurts his bid, predicts Campbell could win Ohio and the presidency, and notes New York strength and Whitney as a potential alternative.
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Funeral for Lawrence Barrett Held at Windsor in Simple Services
New Year March 23 funeral rites for Lawrence Barrett conducted by Rev. Thomas Sherman at the Windsor hotel parlor. Simple prayers for the dead, rosewood casket with black cloth, floral crosses and wreaths. About fifty attendees including Mrs. Barrett and prominent figures. body shipped to Boston via Grand Central depot.
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Telegraphed Scam Targets Moncre Citizens
A small scale swindle in Moncre and surrounding county unfolds as a man, posing as Charles Chatte, claims to hold a Lake Erie and Western railroad telegraph line contract. He induces residents to sign labor contracts at high pay and collects upfront fees, totaling $250 in some cases.
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Wonder Worker Dr King’s New Discovery Story
Burlington Ohio man Frank Huffman was diagnosed with consumption by two physicians and deemed incurable. After using Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds he regained strength and can walk across the street. Trial bottle free at Dreier & Bro.’s drug store Electric Bitters.
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