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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1896

Page

8

Senate debate on Cuban resolutions continues in conference

Washington March 25 The two house conference on Cuban resolutions spent its time reviewing the situation and seeking common ground House members urged concessions to avoid deadlock Senate conferees outlined difficulties and urged the House to yield Senator Mills defended forcible occupation of Cuba and denounced General Weyler as an atrocious scoundrel Morgan spoke briefly in support of the Cuban resolutions The Mills resolutions were referred to the calendar after the speeches

Cuba Senate House Mills Sula Wervler Spain Morgan

House Passes Hill Bill On Officers From Confederacy

Washington March 25 Senator Hill's measure to allow Confederates who previously held regular army or navy commissions to become officers again passed the House after two hours of debate with one dissenting vote by Mr. Boutelle of Maine. The bill, largely sentimental, drew opposition from Boutelle who warned of bad object lessons for cadets. Support came from Grosvenor and Grow, who called it graceful to the vanquished. Also enacted were bills to punish false liquor branding, seize Mormon Church property, and related minor measures.

Washington Hill Senate House Bontelle Cummings N. Y Wilson 8. C Hull Boutelle Congress Grant Grosvenor O.j Grow Mormon Church

A P A Advisory Board Meets on Political Course

In Washington on March 25 the A P A advisory board holds what members call the most important meeting in the order s history to outline political policy and demands for opposing sectarian appropriation of public men They expect to back Representative Anton s constitutional amendment and aid its passage Linton is to push the bill from Congress The amendment echoes Blaine s 1876 proposal Hepburn Ya introduces a five engineer commission for a ship canal route to connect the Great Lakes with a 28 foot depth and determine the best practicable path

Order Anton Michigan Linton Wonderstood Congress Secretary Blaine Washixbox Representa Ave Hepburn (Ya Great Lakes

Kaiser In Italy Aims At Triple Alliance

Naples March 25 Emperor William and Empress Augusta arrived to a public ovation. Public talk centers on talks with King Humbert about the drei bund. The Austro Hungarian premier Count Goluchowski’s Berlin visit is seen as shaping the alliance. Germany may seek changes to ease ties with Russia in the east.

Naples Willis Augusta Italy Humbert Francis Joseph of Austria Dreibund Goluchowski Berlin William Germany Russia Far East

Spain disavows fiery El Evora column stance

Washington dispatch reports Spain formally disclaims responsibility for a Madrid El Evora column urging the United States to intervene in Cuba or declare war on Spain. The disclaimer accompanies publicity tied to El Nacional Nuevo.

Madrid el Evora United States Spain el Nacional Ne

England Cannot Always Protect New Zealand

Hon Joseph George Ward, colonial treasurer, told a Winton audience that New Zealand must expect a large debt rise as Britain cannot always shield the colony. He warned the time would come when millions would be needed to build and maintain their own fleet.

Wellington N. Z Joseph George Ward Winton New Zealand Great Britain

Naval appropriation bill completed by House committee

Washington March 23 The naval appropriation bill for the next fiscal year totaling 31 611 034 has been completed by the house committee of naval affairs and may be taken up this week. The bill allocates 12 779 133 for navy expansion and its principal features have already been printed in dispatches.

Washington House Committee of Naval Affairs House

Consul General in Havana Seeks Cuba Case Details

Washington March 25 Consul General Williams in Havana reports he has made two requests to the governor general of Cuba for information on Walter Kurt a citizen of Illinois held by Spanish authorities for alleged rebellion activity. No reply yet.

Washington Willians Havana State Department Cuba Walter Kurt Ilinois

National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Names 1898 Convention Host

March 25 report from Calisio0 notes a decision not to hold the next national convention in San Francisco. A strong possibility favors St. Louis as the site in October or November 1898. Additional items include a rescue at Hotveutox Michigan and a fatal jealousy murder attempt in Alexandria Virginia.

Murder Inquiry Probes Oldhouse Family Deaths

In Alma Wisconsin on March 25 investigators state seven members of the Oldhouse family were murdered in the ruins of their burned home found on the 6th of the month. In Sativa Kansas fire at Gypsum City post office destroyed much of the town business district.

Alma Wis Oldhouse Sativa Kan Gypsum City Here

Turks Murdering Christians In Crete

Adispatch from Athens to The Times reports renewals of murders of Christians in Crete by the Turks.

Crete Londox Athens the Times

Openings for boarders and livestock and millinery promos

Desirable boarding at W A Lovelace residence in Third ward near Normal School invites students to secure housing. Animal listings include two Jersey and Aberdeen bulls and Leghorn eggs for hatching priced at 1.10 per 15. Local millinery openings at Hare and Sue E Smith advertise spring novelties and Easter goods with Oliver Chilled plows and points offered by M B J and Co. TM

W. A. Lovelace Third Ward Marl

Bargains at Garman’s store and executors notice

Just received at Garman's store Union town a new lot of spring clothing boots and shoes. Winter stock closed out cheap to make room for new goods. Call and see these bargains including overcoats suits and boys coats with prices cut. Executors notice letters testamentary on estate of William L Hamilton White township deceased issued by Indiana county court. George T Hamilton James S Hamilton executors. March 35 96.

Garman’s Uniontown William L. Hamilton White Township Register of Wills Indiana County George T. Hamilton James S. Hamilton Noah Adler Court of Common Pleas Borough of Indiana John H. Pierce Louis Adler Orphans’ Court of George M. Weaver Robert Jordan North Mahoning Township D. B Levi McGuire Center Township E. M. Lydic Vietor Unusu

Nineveh Summer School and Normal Class Opens April 14 1896

The Nineveh summer program starts April 14 1896 for ten weeks under Prof W L Davis ex County Superintendent with assistants. It offers common branches plus algebra geometry rhetoric natural philosophy botany literature elocution and Latin. Primary and intermediate grades plus a teachers normal class. Tuition ranges 2 50 to 7 50 with half due in advance. Boarding available private families. Contact W L Davis Seward Pa. Also note the North Western Limited train service Chicago to unspecified destination and a sale of half interest in Balentine and Dunmire saw mill Livermore Pa.

Nineveh W. L. Davis Seward

Market Report from Pittsburg Wheat and Grain Prices

The market report corrected weekly by W M Cunningham and Wilson Rowe Hetrick lists prices for flour, grain, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, and livestock. It covers Pittsburg market data dated March 24 including wheat, corn, oats, hay, butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, cattle, hogs, sheep, and veal with ranges and notes on supply and market direction.

W. M. Cunningham Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick New Indiana Flouring Mills Pittsburg Timothy Elgin Creamery Ohio New York Pennsylvania Chicago

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