Inaugural Address Divides Critics on Policy Clarity
The editorial roundup weighs President Cleveland's inaugural against business needs and fiscal policy. It notes strong pledges for a stable currency and warns that the speech offers few specifics on how to avert financial risks, extra sessions, or silver purchases, leaving uncertainty for investors and Congress.
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Hemorratie Congress
Woshibapeton
N. Y
Inauguration Items and Cleveland Address
A collection of editorials on President Cleveland’s inaugural remarks. Critics praise his currency stance and tariff reform hints while cautioning on congressional hurdles and party harmony. Several papers note potential clashes with Republicans and western southern factions as he aims for a conservative policy.
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Cleveland
Madison Journal
St Louislobe- Demncrat
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Minneapolis Tribune
Chicago Tribune
N. Y. Recorder
McKinley Debts Paid as Public Help Steps In
Chicago report says within weeks all obligations tied to McKinley after Walker’s failure will be settled. Trustee Kohlaat has collected nearly 50S,000 from donations of $1 to 85,000, with many contributors praising the governor’s character. April 1 will mark payoff of indebtedness to secure the governor and his wife’s finances. Yorkstown court approves receiver operation for Youngstown Stamping, aiding creditors after Walker’s collapse.
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Chicago
Toy
McKinley
Walker
Kohlewat
Kohlnaat
Ohio
Yorkestown
Second National Bank
Youngston Stamping Company
Robert N. Walker
Smith Revokes Timber Permits Over Fraud In Montana
Secretary Hoke Smith has canceled permits issued to Blackfoot Milling and Ditter Boat companies in Missoula County Montana to cut 20 percent of public lands timber. The action aims to curb fraud and prevent rapid forest destruction in the West.
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WastixGtos
Hoke Smith
Plackfoot Milling Company
Jitter Root Development Company
Missoula County
Mont
Blackfnot Milling Company
Rts
Smath
Fire Claims Three More Victims At Local Plant
Reports indicate three additional fatalities from the Roxton Fire at Hedpath Bros. workers Odiorne and Turner perish amid stair evacuations as flames trap others. Wounded workers and hospitalised staff reflect the disaster's toll with debris still smoldering and families awaiting updates.
James W. Hyatt Dead Former U S Treasurer in Cleveland Era
James W Hyatt died Sunday afternoon at his Newark home after Brights disease. Once treasurer of the United States under President Cleveland, Hyatt had suffered blindness in recent days and his funeral will be held Thursday.
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United States
Cleveland
Nenwark
Marc
Daimes
William Hyatt
Hiatt
Treasury Gold Offers Restricted to Public Subtreasuries
Treasury reports improving finances with gold coin receipts limited to notes exchange at designated subtreasury offices in New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati Chicago St Louis New Orleans and San Francisco. Philadelphia mint holds $150 million in silver bar and bullion intake at 3,800,000 ounces monthly. A new steel vault for 20 million ounces is completed with a third vault needed for overflow. Mrs Anne Potter announces candidacy for mayor of Kansas City.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cinceinnati
Chicago
St Louis
New Orleans
San Francisco
ParapenPata
Floods devastate Michigan as rivers surge and towns flood
Across Michigan and Wisconsin floods devastate Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Saginaw and Midland with rising rivers four feet above normal. Bridges washed away homes flooded and factories idle as freezing weather worsens the damage and slows rescue and restoration efforts.
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Voigt Milling Company
Snow & Slavis Purniture Company
Priestly Wagon and Sleigh Company
Grand Rapids Cycle Company
Hartman’s Foundry
Electric Street Railroad
Marine City
Belle
Midland
Cdy
Messullyan
Walumagzoo
Kalamazies
St. Louis
Saginaw
Lowell
Grand River
Satley
Nebrastea
Missouri
Chicagea
St. Thin Wineneapolis
Oumaha Road
Washapont Brides Apa
Janina
Te Desplaines Valley
Lockport
Chicago
Romeo
Senenectady
N.Y
Michigan
Immigrant literacy and shipbuilding note Maine output
Scaspinavia sends the smallest illiterate share to the United States with less than one percent of emigrants from Nordic nations. Italy accounts for about twenty five percent of illiterate Italian immigrants. Braz Pasua, Egypt's new premier, is described as anglophobic and self assured in purpose. Only one full rigged ship was built in Maine last year.
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Scaspinavia
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Italy
Braz Pasua
Five Die As Cottage Buried In City Factory Fire
Five people were buried when the wall of a picture frame factory adjoining a cottage collapsed after a fire at 12 and 120 May Street in Chicago. Stephen Carter and relatives were trapped. Carter escaped with a broken leg and internal injuries. Firemen faced intense heat delaying rescues as two children and others remained inside the ruined cottage. Insurance and damage estimates place total losses around 75,000 dollars amid several nearby fires.
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Chicago
Splice Carter
North May Street
Ingmass
Lairk
Tiobers
Stephen Careter
Carter
Atdo'davs
J. Chartier
Etienne Chartier
Rose
Lillian
James &. Cook
Engine Company No. 3
Patrick O'Connor
S.J. Carter
May Street
Lincolo Lee Company
Las
Larsen Bedstead
Lincoln and
Larsen
Fie
UDN
Ams
Stork
Devon Repear
Borden Bivel
Gatdelpi
Dearborn
Titna Powder Company
Cleveland Plans Hawaii Commission to Probe Revolution
The article reports on President Cleveland considering sending a commission to Hawaii to investigate the revolution, with notable figures like Blount, Crown, and Sehotiend mentioned as potential members. It notes the expected sailing from San Francisco in two weeks, the board’s funding, and local opinion including guardian Davies’s remark about 10,000 of 14,000 voters opposing annexation.
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Cleveland
Wasmisitos
Tinwaiian
Wex
Blount
Georgia
Jaimes
Sebofeld
Admirial Brown
State Department
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Admiral Crown
Tet
Plonnt
Mierrison
Hawai
Army
Navy
Hawaii
Congress
San Francisco
United States
German forces capture town. Chief Sikki slain in East Africa
Dispatch from Tabora reports German success in East Africa after three days of fighting. Chief Sikki and several followers are killed as German troops seize a fortified town held by him. A color officer dies and four soldiers are killed with seventeen wounded. Nikki’s death clears a major obstacle to German advance.
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Benin
Tabora
East Africa
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Giermans
Nikki
Africa
Scheveroita
Bank Failure Shocks Kansas City Financial Circles
The Kansas Trust and Banking Company of Kansas City failed, with liabilities around 800000 and assets near the same. Receiver Freeland Cufte was appointed. ex-senator John J Ingalls and Manley family figures faced heavy losses. The collapse followed three years of heavy loans and a shift away from general banking.
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Kasam Rest Doupany
Masager Manley
Ameta Atousos
Kan
Kansas Trust and Banking Company
United States District Court
Yupelke
Foster
Freeland ‘Cufte
Kansan City
Heet
Ssaels
Kansas
John J. Ingalls
Concern
Manley
George Manley
United States
Manleys
E. G. Armsby
Kk. M. Manley
Ito
Iis
Kansas Banking & Trust Company
Wits
Iss
John Jodowalls
Comeerno, Iom
Ty Arinsty
Ingalls
Dda
Ampie
Thortyairees
Republicas
Salomon Valley
Flisha Starr Veteran Milwaukee Editor Dies at 87
Flisha Starr longtime Milwaukee newspaper man and founder of the Milwaukee Sentinel who helped launch the Commercial Herald died Tuesday in Milwaukee at age 86 87. Starr came to Milwaukee in 1843 and served as postmaster under President Taylor and as sergeant at arms of the assembly. He also acted as state agent at the New Orleans World’s Fair during Gov. Ludington’s era.
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Flisha Stac
Wisconin
Flisha Starr
Milwaukee Pioneers Association
Mr. Starr
Milwaukee
le Waa
Solomon Juneag
Milwaukee Sentinel
Col. Starr
Commercial Herald
Taylor
Old Kilbourn
Robbers Torture Man for Money in Kentucky Home
Three men forced Thomas Bryant to reveal hidden money at Leatherwood Creek Cumberland County. They pistol‑threatened him, choked, burned him with hot stones, and burned his feet in a fire. Bryant’s family said he will die from the injuries. The trio fled on Bryant’s horses after taking the money.
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Leatherwood Creek
Cumberland County
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Agg Sivbesman
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Henry Turner
Dagquith Company
Wis Fouml Sanday
Van
James W. Hyatt
Treasury
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Kansas City
Anne Potter
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