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Newspaper
Liberty Review
Location
Liberty, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1892
Page
1
The fragment announces subscription terms in advance for The Liberty Review edited by CHAS.A DRAPIER with reader practices and advertising rates. It notes first insertion rates and mentions reduced rates for subsequent insertions and a 1st insertion price. The legible parts indicate rate details and penalties for late or irregular insertions.
Long session notes in Washington March 5 reveal debate over measures to retain Kentucky in Union and fund armaments for suppression of rebellion. Senators push for war expenses, post routes, and pensions as part of the broader war effort with West Virginia and other states, while House members discuss veteran pay and desertion penalties amid tariff and public works proposals. Great distress in Portugal adds context to global turmoil as U S discussions continue.
In Vangus Parcs Minnesota March 15 a crowd of three thousand pursued a wolf with two stragglers captured. One was driven off by the men while the other escaped the hunt.
Delegates to the Indiana Republican convention at Tomlinson Hall chose four delegates and alternates for the Minneapolis national convention. Richard W. Thompson of Terre Haute Newland De Pauw of New Albany Stanton J. Peele of Indianapolis and Charles T. Griffin of Hammond named as delegates with George Whos J W McNeeley Calvin Cowgill and William Elliott as alternates.
A fire on the fourth floor of a five story tenement at 266 Twenty ninth Street New York traps a girl who drops a child to the sidewalk, killing the infant, while she is saved when others catch her after she lets go the second child. The surviving child is only slightly injured and will recover.
In Willis Pines Mass the hamlet of about 200 residents reports the largest outbreak of trichinosis in New England. All victims recently ate bologna sausage from a neighboring butcher who bought it from a Chicago firm’s branch. Three deaths have occurred.
In Marysville the elopement of Miss Ida Matthews eldest son of elder Thomas Matthews pastor of the Christian church and Georgia Carrington of Murray Kentucky drew excitement. Ida left home hatless with Darrington and planned to marry at Jeffersonville despite her mother following to the depot and protests from the Matthews family.
The exposition will feature a forestry exhibit costing 12000 to 15000 dollars and a fruit display costing 4000 to 5000 dollars. Columbia state officials aim for a worthy exhibit, while educational displays from South Dakota and New Mexico are led by their women state-board members. Philadelphia Manufacturers' Club seeks a building made entirely of club-made material as a national manufacturing hub. The Electricity Building will use 40000 panes of glass and will glow brilliantly at night.
New York March 14 The Tennessee Coal and Iron Co and De Bardeleben Coal and Iron Co have agreed to unite forming a common stock of 17 million and preferred stock of 1 million The merger excludes Sloss Iron and Steel Co The consolidated group will hold 17 million common and 1 million preferred stock and total indebtedness of about 19 million, with Tennessee and De Bardeleben retaining major control and expanded board representation.
Cardinal Gi bons writes Mishap Bell of Carthagiens in South America will be sent to the Chicago Worlds Fair for display. Secretary Blaine and Bishop Hefti discuss loan terms. Bell inscription in Spanish reads Mary Conceived Without Sin, suggesting early belief in the Immaculate Conception.
A convention between the United States postmaster general and Austro-Hungary authorities to exchange money orders goes into effect April 1. Conrad Reel, a farmer, was killed when his wagon overturned and pinned him, leaving a wife and five children.
The Ship Canal Project in Ohio is urged by a house joint resolution to pass bills by Congressmen Caldwell and Enochs. The measure was referred to the Senate committee on public works after initial reference and refile.
According to a report from the Anderlucs mine disaster at least six persons were reached unharmed, twenty were injured, and one hundred fifty five were killed. On Sunday twenty thousand people attended the funeral for thirty one of the victims.
Tea An Fort March 14 The Goebel bill which outlaws lotteries in Kentucky was approved by both chambers and awaits the governor's signature. Lottery advocates fought hard but failed to stop the measure.
In Ocnaxy Colorado March 14 a tunnel blast in Mount Sheffels caused two deaths and one serious injury from a premature explosion. The blast is linked to a probable harness makers strike. Across the city, workers demand 20 percent more on piece work and 10 percent on weekly wages, with manufacturers refusing the increase.
In Tacoma Washington on March a bucket fell on Wm Amsler while digging a well killing him. The accident also shocks Mrs Malvin the neighbor’s wife who died that night.
The aerial subaquatic projectile, Ericsson’s latest war invention, will be tested at Fort Worth under the Board of Ordnance and Fortifications with Gen. Schofield observing. Fired from a gun on a vessel or fort, it carries 350 pounds of dynamite and travels underwater after impact, with a 545 foot velocity and a 500 foot underwater run.
A bill introduced in the Senate by Senator Allison would force railroads to equip freight cars with automatic couplers within a set period. It bans unmodified cars and imposes fines for violations. A letter ballot by July 1 would select the standard coupler type by a 60 percent majority, else the Master Car Builders’ type applies.
Reports from Winkelsvanke Pi on March 15 state General Master Workman Powderly plans to resign soon. He is said to be disgusted by criticisms from labor leaders who were previously his allies.
Free delivery in small towns has been proved practicable at Fonda a town of 500 inhabitants in this state The system was watched by the post office department several months and has proved inexpensive and in every way satisfactory.
Branaville Indiana reports a first ever in the city a set of triplets born to F H Koente adding three healthy boys weighing sixteen pounds total the event marking a unique local record in March.
The Texas legislature met in call session at noon Monday to elect a United States senator and consider amendments to the alien land law along with changes to the railroad commission law and other important matters.
Pheladelph ia March 15 Dr Wo Paine proprietor of the Peabody hotel was arrested on the charge of employing Charles Wing a Chinese leper to prepare food for the gifts and employees of the hotel. The action is taken at the instance of the health officer.
Three people Annie Helle Medley her uncle J A Medley and Felix Burdette drowned while attempting to row across the Kanawha River at CaAnmrsronx West Virginia on March 15 authorities reported the trio vanished in the river during the crossing.
Olive, thrilled yet anxious, prepares to start a new life in London with Michael Chase. She leaves the village, aided by Aaron's father, receiving a farewell envelope from Mrs Hooper. At the station, Michael's cool reserve contrasts with Olive's humble background as they begin their reunion journey.
Olive meets Uncle Wake and Tad at the Stream shop where Samuel Wake and his wife reminisce about youth and aging. The scene centers on Olive embracing a new life, the Wake household dynamics, and the quiet promise of love and care from Uncle Wake as Jim and Olive seize a moment of belonging.
A court rumor swirls in Fairtown as Botbetter and his former spouse are seen at the theater a week after their divorce. The judge remarks on the surprising public appearance amid ongoing rumors.
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