MARSHALL MICHIGAN DOINGS OF THE DAY NEWS SUMMARY
Marshall Michigan May 23 1800 Doings of the Day surveys Latent Navn by Wire-Firea including accidents crimes politics religion commerce and crops. Bills on interstate liquor sales and taxation are discussed with speeches by Wilson West and others. Also notes on tariff amendments, Stone products duties and a Belgian royal wedding in Detroit. Death in a freight wreck near Alfouin and a Kansas City treasurer short in accounts.
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Garfeld Relics Taken To New Monument At Midnight
A Cleveland report states that the remains of President James A. Garfield were moved from the library vault to a crypt within the Garfield monument shortly after midnight. A committee including Amos Townsend Gen James Darnett and Harry Garfield accompanied the transfer after leaving a downtown hotel via Euclid Avenue. The casket was placed in the monument vault with lanterns faintly lighting the area and will be surrounded by a railing to keep people away from the casket.
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New York City
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Nol
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Ned
Havana Fire Kills Thirty Four in Hardware Store Blast
A Havana blaze at Yeansi’a hardware store caused fumes to reach a barrel of powder and triggered a massive explosion. Thirty four people were killed and over ten injured as debris and bodies are recovered. crowd and officials flood the scene as missing persons are sought. Widespread damage to nearby buildings reported. owner of the wrecked store was arrested amid fears of more victims in the ruins.
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Wedding of Misa Blaine to Walter Damrosch in Washington
Washington dispatch reports the marriage of Misa Margaret Isabella Blaine to Walter Damrosch at the Blaine residence on Saturday the 17th. President and Mrs. Roosevelt attended with many dignitaries. the ceremony was led by Rev. Dr Dangings. The event featured lavish gifts, a grand breakfast, and plans for a European honeymoon under Carnegie protection.
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State of Trade Notable Textures in General Business Luring the Week
New York dispatch notes active trade and improved movement across regions with crop prospects strong in the South and stability in others. Industrial activity shows fewer strikes, led by a 3,000 tube workers stoppage. fortnight totals set new monthly records with 182 strikes involving 57,018 workers. Iron and steel markets wobble with rails at 2.50 per ton, raw sugar down, breadstuffs prices easing, and exports of wheat and flour totaling 1,715,060 bushels for the week. Public failures reach 141 nationwide. a $96,000 judgment is issued in Cincinnati. Baltimore & Ohio links deny road consolidation rumors amid other regional notices. A man causing commotion is reported in Richmond.
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Lowleliva
United States
Senate and House Debate on Treasury Policy and Censures
A fragmented record of Senate and House proceedings details disputes over treasury hoarding policy, amendments by Senator McKinley on tariffs and wool duties, and a House censure of Willian Hynvin. It notes speakers Campbell and Campbell of Massachusetts defending current law, and a dramatic baring of remarks leading to disciplinary actions and adjournment. The report covers committee actions, revenue measures, and the day’s procedural interruptions with references to key names such as Plamen, Reagan, and McKinley.
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