Pension Politics and Pension Rolls Debate in Indiana Encampment
The piece reports on pension policy tensions surrounding the G A R encampment in Indianapolis and Indiana's political maneuvering led by Hoke Smith and Thomas Taggart. It notes a modified order reopening pensions, cabinet and congressional discussions, and criticisms of the Mackinley tariff while highlighting veterans’ concerns and party lines amid a volatile 1890s political climate.
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Hoke
Lochren
Hoke Smith
Lachren
Sion Buea
Washington
Indianapolis Journal
Democratic Party
Democratic
Inienapolis
Thomas Taggart
Joseph Riley
State Committee
Hoke Smoith
Indiana
Riley
Martin
House
Tag
Lochtens
A Nation's Jubilee at the Capitol Corner Stone
The centennial laying of the Capitol cornerstone is remembered with civic and military parades and speeches. Recalls Washington’s 1793 ritual and the building's long evolution, noting the original stone, later extensions, and the 1814 burning. The piece cites cost estimates around 20 million dollars through recent appropriations.
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Aoniv
Washington
Capitol
Brogda Plaza
Republic
Free and
Order of
Masang
Lafayette
Martar Masa
George Washington
Martha Washington
Rotorda
Dames
Goldwin Smith
Destruction of Capitol Buildings by British Forces
A Civil War era account describes British soldiers during a raid setting the Capitol ablaze. They tore apart passageways, looted the library of Congress, and removed paintings from frames before torching public rooms and sweeping through the Senate area. Fire, rain, and later investigation left the Capitol largely ablaze yet structurally standing as the assault moved on.
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Senate
Congress
Democratic Party
Baltimore American
House
House of Representatives
Fillmore
Daniel Webster
Thomas N. Waller
Edrard Clark
Library of Congress
Senate Chamber
Supreme Court
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Return of Cherokee Strip rushers to homes and towns
Boomers returning by train from the Cherokee Strip recount the rush to claim farms and town lots. Many faced land shortages, disappointment, or stranding without funds or land, risking burdens on new communities as drought, fires, and hostile acts worsen conditions. Corruption by “early birds” who seized best plots inflames anger and calls for tolerance to fraud.
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Cherokee Strip
Thia
Fire Resumes Bombardment of Rio Janeiro Port
A Brazilian dispatch reports insurgent fleet resumed bombardment of Rio Janeiro at noon Monday, lasting about three hours. The Republic forced a passage, fighting with forts, then headed south toward Santos to blockade the port. The Aquibean and remaining fleet sailed south afterward to threaten ports south of Rio. The Roadmasters Association of America finished its Chicago session. next meeting planned in New York. Guote-
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Hebel
Ostells
Staris
Rio Janeiro
Legation
Forta
Atee
Republic
Bar
Alter
Gevere
Forte
Santos
Aquibean
Roadmasters’ Association of America
Chicago
New York
Michigan Day at Jackson Park Celebrates State Pride
Thousands gathered as Michigan staged its first World’s Fair day at Jackson Park. Governor Rich and President Palmer led ceremonies with speeches on state progress, education, and unity. Highlights included musical concerts, a fireworks finale, and a large Michigan exhibit amid heat and crowds.
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Michigan
Jackson Park
Tom Palmer
Michigandera
Thomas W. Palmer
Bla Breen
Palma
Palmer
Johan T. Rich
Rmong
Moust
Chichigan
Fecumseh
Cans
Houghton
Tap
Jonathan 3
Woodman
George Barber
A. G. McReynolds
Frederick Douglass
Laura Haviland
America
Rich
Heart Cure Promises Relief From Fatal Disease
Advert shows Dr Miles New Heart Cure and Nervio Pills with testimonials from Hartman and others. Claims rapid relief from heart disease symptoms after taking the remedy. Sold with money back guarantee, price $1 per bottle, five bottles $5, free book via druggists or mail. W H Elston listed as seller.
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Thomas Hartman
Isie
Holbrook Herald
Charlee Raven
York
Dr. Aiii
Dr. Miles
J.D. Bethards
High Point
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
W. H. Elston
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Springfield Republican
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United States
Party of Protection
Dey Woines Register
McKinley
Ohio
Sezer
Wes
Caunas Neal
Ulsroor
Shered
Damoocracy
New York Press
Indianapolis
Fifty-first Congress
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Juropere
Shirke
Puapendeu
Pension Rail
Counsiel
Benster Hill
Chicago Herald
Senator Hill
Kyarts
United States Senate
Hill
Murphy
Cedar Rapidy Republican
Providence Journal
Cleveland
Burlington
Messre
Bores
Gougrens
Adress
Grover Cleveland
William Wirt Henry
Charles Crisp
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Fuller
District of Columbia
John W. Toox
Board of Commissioners
Munson
Law Library
England
Ross
Admiral Cockburn
Statuary Hall
United States Capitol
East Front
Atate
Philadelphia
Rio
Li B. Mibener
San el Be
Guote
News OF the Week
Clovet Radio
Clare County
Johnson
Vickspurg
Ypsilanti Dress Stay Co
Honda
Allegan
Standard Oil Company
Mary Josuin
Vickaburg
Adam van Dusen
Andrew J
Ann Arbor
Bourglars
Charlevoix
Auocustus Lawler
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Ferdinand Sievers
Bay County
Frankenlust
Albert Scottt
Joseph H. Tulip
Grand Rapids Shoe Partners
Muskoon
Muskegon County
Gospel of Water
Good Templar Hall
St. Charles
Baron Rapids
Winn
Corkum
Elmer Chapman
Conklin
Chapman
Oteego Pinte
Fostoria
J. G. Hinzenca
Holland
Aftion
Vanetts
Frank Leaman
Lake Odessa
Vassar
Jerome Crooks
John Oliver
Bridgewater
Saline Township
Dora Blumhardt
Howerekton
New York Life Insurance Company
AS. Davis
Weltun Ae
Rapid Township
Kalkuske County
Moskegon
Milla
Coxtmna
Sylvan
Forbes
Byunnington
Corunna
Big Rapids
Allen Boyd
Linden
Cadillac
Boyd
Alger
Bennett's Casino
Brooklyn
Sway
Keystone Watch Case Co
Battory
Schilling
Nuratog
Schilling Corset Co
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