President Harrison's 1892 State of the Union Message Highlights Prosperity Tariff Debate
President Harrison surveys American growth noting record wealth, rail expansion, and rising farm outputs. He calls for leaving tariff revision to the new Congress, urges protection as a historic tool for wealth, outlines foreign trade agreements, navy and postal improvements, and calls for reforms in elections and immigration.
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Yearlong attorney general report cites vast claims and reforms
The report reviews fiscal year expenses totaling 30.708 million and outlines criminal prosecutions, civil suits, and Indian depredation claims. It notes trusts prosecutions, railroads resistance, and proposes amendments to federal civil process rules to curb overseas suits, plus prison and pardon figures.
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Mrs Comley Murder Suspect Named George Taylor
Mrs Mary Comley, an aged Michigan widow, was found dead in her home in Nines Michigan with gunshot wounds and a severed throat. Police suspect George Taylor, recently released from prison for robbing her house, acted in revenge or for money. The case hinges on identifying the killer.
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Robberts and son slain in ambush near Atlanta
John Roberts a wealthy planter and his 10 year old son were fatally ambushed on Sandtown road nine miles from Atlanta. A farmer Fred Cunningham is suspected as the shooter amid talk of vengeance for an assault on his half brother.
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