09 Jan 1896
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1896
Page
1
A local retailer touts new lines of fine dress goods at low prices. The ad promises fresh foreign imports, novelty dresses, and colored fabrics with values up to $1.50. Customers are invited to request samples by mail and learn about current styles and quality at affordable prices.
Reports from London and Berlin crown a volatile debate as William II rejects British suzerainty over the Transvaal, while Britain contemplates war and diplomatic responses. News from Aldershot, Bulawayo, and the Times reflect mounting tension, with Allied and imperial factions weighing punitive options and public opinion shifting toward a tough stance against Germany.
Washington, Jan. 8. Cuban revolutionary leaders arrived to press for U S recognition of the insurgents to aid their cause. They submitted documents to Secretary of State Olney detailing origins, abuses, and status of the uprising. House committees push a State Dept information request as Palma and associates compile evidence for Congress.
Washington January 8 treasury reports a $2,168,000 loss in gold bars and $1,096,000 in gold coin, with $2,759,000 net for the day after exchange from Mercantile National Bank of New York. Fear grows that heavy withdrawals signal broader export pressure before a new bond issue can close.
The insurgents remain near Havana though not yet strong enough to threaten an attack. In Managua and Calabazar the groups have grown, but Havana is not expected to face a battle soon. Reports deny Campos resignation and clarify the chaotic scenes as refugees continue marching toward safety. The situation prompts cautious U.S. and foreign observations amid scarce Cuban details.
Ohio lawmakers opened a session with fierce partisan lines as Democrats disputed the confirmation of State Librarian Joseph Smyth. The Senate adopted biennial resolutions, a temperance bill was introduced in the House, and the Monroe doctrine was endorsed by the assembly. The Republican majority appears divided with Democrats poised to hold balancing power as Foraker’s senate nomination moves forward.
A sprawling price sheet shows wheat and corn quotes with No 1 hard and No 2 positions, mixed oats and hay receipts, and varied livestock values. Hogs and sheep hold steady while dairy and creamery products hover near prior bids. A two story stone hardware firm collapses, injuring several. incident under investigation.
Mrs Frederick Wagner of the area between North Lawrence and East Greenville died Tuesday at 1 30 p m while en route to visit her daughter Mrs Jos Farmer. Her son was with her. Aged 61 she had long dropsical trouble and is thought to have died from heart disease. The accident occurred near Pleasant View schoolhouse during the buggy ride. The telegraph notes local notices of illnesses and small community events including a protracted meeting at mic Donaldsvile McDowaldsviLie and various local sickbeds and movements.
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