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05 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1893
Page
1
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The Ohio legislature convened with few absentees and no deaths. Governor McKinley urges retrenchment and extends focus to taxation reform, street railway safety, and canal investigations. Key proposals target capital punishment repeal, alimony clarifications, and automatic railcar couplers amid a fiscal deficit of about 69,883 dollars. A separate note covers Mrs Rose Moore, leader of a freight car theft gang, arrested in Buffalo and implicated accomplices.
Chairman Carter of the Republican national committee concedes Senate control to Democrats after March 4 and says he never intended to run for the Senate. In Ohio, Manager Brown leads formation of the Ohio Baseball League with Youngstown Akron Canton Findlay Lima Mansfield Sanctuary and Exat Cleveland, creating an eight club circuit.
Helena Jan 4 Democrats have secured control of Montana house organization and likely the US senator seat. Republicans offered to yield offices to Populists in exchange for votes on election contests, but Populists refused. The house opened with a packed assembly as Democrats backed Matthews for speaker over Lockey while Populists supported the Democrats.
London reports indicate Emperor William plans a return to Cowes for the royal yacht regattas starting August 1, traveling by a new Elbing built yacht. A royal caution follows complaints from Saxony and Baden about his public eulogies, amid broader Prussian resentment.
The biennial session opened amid disorder as Andrews and Higby contested seating, Gov Pattison’s message urged tax reform and restraint, and Senate officers were elected. Gobin won president pro tem with 31 votes to 17, while Voorhees read certificates amid clashes over authority, signaling a turbulent start to Pennsylvania politics.
The Philadelphia Supreme Court opened in January with Justice John Dean and debated the 1794 act prohibiting Sunday sales. The Matthews case upheld the restriction, while opinions questioned the act’s reach and its modern relevance to newspaper publishing. The discussion touched on the act’s intent, exceptions for groceries and services, and the public interest in Sunday news.
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