30 Jun 1893
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily Reporter
Location
Lebanon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1893
Page
1
A citywide Fourth of July celebration aims to showcase American booths in all buildings with flags and red white and blue tinting. Exhibitors plan a mass march to the fair gates for a city parade and a water demonstration with Canadian participation. The 11 o'clock reading of the incident deck marks the event as a civic emphasis on manufacturing and liberal arts, amid calls for campaign to repeal the silver bullion purchase clause.
The case dated June 9 lists Nasmitx and Jalya with Aga Insurance withdrawing as Tawara requires new filings. Orient and Georgia Home are among firms affected as insurers exit state proceedings.
The speech by Hon. John H. Stevens outlines his view that the United States should avoid home politics in its Hawaii role. He discusses the monarchy’s fall, the U S naval landing, and the flag raised over the government, arguing the motive was to protect American life and property rather than annexation.
News from Washington June 20 says no evidence supports claims of an earlier than September Congress. President Cleveland and cabinet held lengthy talks, with others in close attendance as rumors spread. Some appointments announced include deputies and consuls in several countries as listed.
A list of pensioners deemed ineligible has been approved for removal from the pension rolls. Secretary Hoke Smith and Commissioner Lochren announced renewed efforts to detect fraud while ensuring those entitled to pensions receive them.
The first international Epworth League convention gathered Epworth delegates from across the United States and Canada in Cleveland. Governor McKinley attended and spoke as Mayor Blaine welcomed the visitors. The session opened with an invocation and featured a praise service led by Bishop Fitzgerald.
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