25 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Jefferson County News
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1898
Page
1
A vintage report notes domestic advocates urging cooperation with European monarchies to counter perceived U S aggression. The piece highlights political tensions, calls for stronger alliances, and debate over balancing power and diplomacy in a volatile international climate.
The article outlines cautious moves by Emperor Francis Joseph and other rulers to stabilize relations in Europe. It notes Spain seeking Austrian and German backing to deter war, while Germany's political shifts threaten to reshape policy ahead of elections. It mentions possible meat inspections at frontiers, sugar policy debates, and the impact on U.S. imports.
Pittsburg, March reports the annual banquet of the chamber of commerce at the Duquesne club. Lyman J. Gage, secretary of the U. S. Treasury, was the principal guest and speaker. The event drew prominent local business figures and featured elaborate decorations and a lengthy program.
Reports from Key West on March 23 discuss insurgent General Gomez and Cuban Republic leaders seeking interviews with Spanish bribers. The article covers debates on independence tactics, U.S. observers, and political maneuvering amid the anti colonial struggle.
The article notes fluctuating prices and sessions, with gains in early week trading amid hopes for Northwestern War settlement and Spanish recovery. It cites cautious optimism over April coupons and a late-week downturn driven by fund rescue talks and broader market uncertainty.
Reports from New York quote an unnamed cabinet member and President McKinley weighing a diplomatic path to indemnity from Spain over the Maine disaster. Aims include keeping Congress involved, avoiding war, and maintaining pressure via a stronger squadron while awaiting the court of inquiry results.
Labor meeting discusses wage increases and possible employer concessions. Manufacturers and union officers met to consider responses to market conditions. Sources indicate New Bedford textile mills may offer benefits if wages rise.
Governor Silas A Holcomb wires Senator Allen urging recognition of Nebraska patriotism by christening a recently purchased battleship as Nebraska A Valley tale notes Valentine school's move to a new brick building designed by C F Belnhorff with five teachers led by ex county superintendent N Watson A Wymore boardinghouse assistant suffers severe burns lighting a gasoline stove after oil spills.
Peoria March 22. Joseph B Greendhut former president of the American Distillery and Cattle Feeding company heads talks with distillers about forming a new whisky trust. If agreed the plan would unite and expand operations beyond existing bounds, possibly incorporating Willow Springs distillery while keeping its operations running.
Goshen March 22 Ex County Treasurer William H Holteman was convicted in Elkhart circuit court of embezzling 22000 of county funds and was committed to the penitentiary under an indeterminate sentence.
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