Law and City Finances Amid National Questions of Reform
The article surveys broad political debates including reform for New York and England, figures like Bryan and McKinley, and financial figures tied to city budgets. It notes worrisome corruption in Leavenworth, discusses wage and police costs, and references the Boer War aftermath, rail robberies, and Cuban reciprocity. It ends with a legislative note on the Republican Steering Committee and senate order.
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Times
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Ita Oficers
Spring Medicine Promise In Health Tone
Test excerpt promotes a tonic claiming to boost appetite and digestion, improve energy, and strengthen the whole body. It urges immediate use and warns against trying other products.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Testimonials
Customers in Passaic New Jersey and Washington DC report Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable spring medicine. They claim it purifies and tonifies the blood, reduces spring fatigue, and provides energy and improved condition.
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Devastating Hoboken Fire Destroys Phoenix Line Pier
A dramatic blaze last night on the Hoboken riverfront destroyed the Phoenix steamship line pier and damaged lighters, with the British Queen vessel and Campbell stores affected. Estimated losses reach about 1 million dollars. Possible deaths reported, with Chief Engineer Scott and a sailor named Jansen feared lost. Some crew members allegedly leapt into the water as the fire raged.
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Phoenix Steamship Line
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Rail lines still blocked by snow across the West
Reports from March 19 describe heavy blizzards trapping trains on Transcontinental routes. Northern Pacific and Great Northern lines struggle to clear tracks as officials warn full restoration may take days. Nebraska smallpox board acts, while British consul in New Orleans seeks protection amid Boer sympathizers.
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Dekate
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Ohio
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Return of Prince Henry of Prussia to German lands
The German Crown Prince Henry arrives aboard the Deutschland after a voyage from Cherbourg to Cuxhaven. Emperor William I greets his brother on the quay as the Kaiser Wilhelm I escorts the ship into Kiel. A saluting fleet and formalities mark the end of Henry’s American mission.
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Pending civil service appointment stirs Ohio links
Washington reports indicate President Garfield may offer the civil service post vacated by W A Rodenburg. If accepted, the appointment could go to Rodenburg’s Cleveland contact or his brother James Gartiel of Mentor. The move follows Garfield era reforms favored by advocates of municipal governance and consular affairs.
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Ohio State Senate
Senate Debates on Pension Bills and Harbor Appropriation
A lively Senate session centered on a bill to protect the president and punish offenses against him, with speeches by Senators Bicon, Hour, and Mason. The debate also touched on the harbor appropriation and currency reform, as private pension bills were passed and the calendar cleared.
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Indians in Convention Denounces Royalty on Coal
A South Ale Vester convention denounced the U S government as a farce and accused Secretary Interior Whitehoe k of cutting tribe royalties on coal. Chairman A Tele, a Choctaw, urged land allotment rolls closed and warned against limiting acreage. A Moon bill endorsement and criticism of forced enrollment were recorded. Senator Cockrell seeks seed aid for drought stricken Missouri farmers. Dr Wood’s remedy advertised for March and April.
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Prince Henry's US Visit Draws Mixed Press Reactions
The Berlin papers praise Prince Henry of Prussia’s trip to the United States while editors warn of shifting American public opinion. Coverage notes a dissipated cloud over U S-German relations, with questions about future German policy and a cautious New York scene reporting the fire in New York Harbor and related events.
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Catarrh Cure Advertisement And Help Wanted Want Ad
An old newspaper fragment touts Bull's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy, claims it cures catarrh by treating the blood and mucous surfaces, and offers a $100 reward if it fails. It includes an address for F.J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and boasts testimonials. Also a want ad seeks five active hustlers with salary details and participation notes.
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