Inaugural Address on Civil Service Reform and Tariff
The dispatch from Hindon dated March 6 prints President Cleveland's full inaugural address delivered without notes. He urges sound currency, civil service reform, and tariff justice, condemns waste and patronage, and pledges to reform government while honoring the oath to preserve the Constitution. The text also notes related editorials about reform and a later update from Milwaukee on polishers' strike ends and New York chatter on gold payment orders.
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Baseball Talk Highlights League Rule Changes and Debates
The National League met to discuss proposed changes affecting pitching distance and box position, bat handling, and bench placement. A new arbitration panel was named and officials debated rules on balks, time at bat, and player benches, while unrelated notes cover a court case and the American Line steamship Paris being flagged as an American vessel.
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President Cleveland Receives Public in White House Courtyard
President Cleveland greeted about 1,000 among roughly 3,000 visitors at two brief receptions in the White House yesterday. A Tuscaloosa Central Female College gift, a white ermine banner, was presented by students with Secretary Herbert introducing them. Notables included Senators Harris Coke Roach Jones of Arkansas Representatives Springer McCreary Fellows Brookshire Governor Isaac Pusey Gray of Indiana Mr John Wanamaker and J W Finch of Glen Falls. Also seen were Lakewood and Buzzard's Bay friends and The Century editor Richard Watson Gilder.
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Carlisle aims to avert financial panic in cabinet talk
President Cleveland's cabinet met for over two hours with no ceremony. Carlisle pledged to prevent a financial panic, while discussion focused on Hawaiian annexation, cabinet appointments, and slow elections. The session raised questions about reorganization and seating disputed senators.
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Gibbons Wins in Thirty one Rounds at Crescent City
New Orleans March 8 Austin Gibbons of New Jersey defeated Mike Daly of Maine in the thirty first round of a $4 000 purse fight. It opened the Crescent City carnival drawing a large crowd and good gross receipts. Daly fought hard though punished steadily with Gibbons from first bell to finish.
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Canton and Court House News and Notices in March
Canton and Court House notes report a divorce petition by Susan Grosswiller against John Grosswiller, seeking custody of four children and alimony, plus an injunction restraining sale of property. It covers court house ownership terms, tariff banquet plans, marriage licenses, local obituaries, and town notes including Pettzcker cakes and county legal matters.
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