Income Tax Debate Divides West and President on Tariff Plan
The Pioneer Press reports President Cleveland opposes tying the income tax to the tariff bill and favors a separate measure if pursued. Western Democrats back the tax as a tariff substitute, but party lines and key votes in Congress cloud passage, with Amos Cummings warning it could doom Democratic seats in New York.
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Pioneer Press
Washington
Cleveland
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Congressman Hall
Minnesota
West
Hall
Missouri
Amos Cummings
New York
New York State
Bourke Cochran
Stevens
Massachusetts
Returning to Washington Senators and Representatives Flocking to the Capital
Washington dispatch notes a rush of Senators and House members to the capital to settle in hotels and residences for the winter. Tariff debates loom and Hawaiian matter divisions surface as Congress returns. Vacant bills from silver era may resurface. staff hopes for a brief session with focused business.
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Senate
State Department
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London
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Monument Unveiled for Nathan Hale in City Hall Park
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION commemorated the 110th anniversary of Britain's evacuation of New York by unveiling a statue of Nathan Hale at City Hall Park. A parade from Pearl and Broad streets led by multiple military and veteran groups preceded the ceremony with prayers, speeches by Mayor Gilroy and General O. O. Howard, and remarks by Rev. Dr. Hale.
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New York
Nathan Hulse
Sons of the Revolution
Nathan Hale
City Hall Park
Broadway
Framnini
Pearl and
Broad Streets
Broad
Wall Streets
Park Place
United States Batallion of Engineers
William A. Black
Old Guard
Thomas E. Sloan
United States Artillery
Society of the Cincinnati
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Morgan Dix
William Gaston Hamilton
Miss Montgomery
Gilroy
O. O. Howard
Edward Everett Hale
Hale
Last of Tippecanoe's Estate Foreclosure Suit in Ohio
In Cincins Ari on November 27 the common pleas court entered foreclosure against Betsy Eaton, sister of ex President Warrison, by Elizabeth Fisk for 10 acres of the Eaton homestead at North Bend Ohio. The note for 14754 dated October 1870 underpins the suit. Old Tippecanoe Harrison left about 2700 acres to his heirs. The 10 acres marks the first possession in the family milling lands at Devils Lake North Dakota. Edith McTaggert, separated from her husband and once a cook at Burke’s, shot herself. the ball was near the heart and she will die. She has attempted suicide several times before.
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Eaton
North Bend
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Devils Lake
Edith McTaggert
Burke's
Daniel Stokes
Clearwater
Minn
J. B. Rouse
Security Fund Life Association of
Minneapolis
West
Kiev
C. J. Pickering
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
E. O. Pickering
St. Louis
London Times
Czarewitch
Russia
Helene
Orleans
Westerfield
Howard
Jackson
Tenn
Martinez Campos
Malaga
Melilla
Gaulois
France
England
Was a Bachelor. Vermillion Man Dies in Minneapolis Gas Suffocation
Vermillion South Dakota notices John B. Smith 26 a bachelor and only son died from gas suffocation in Minneapolis his parents live on a farm near Vermillion. First reports suggested Chamberlain location. He carried 18 000 life insurance to his mother at Oshkosh Wisconsin.
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John B. Smith
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Vermillion Town
Chamberlain
Mississippi Freezes Solid Across River at Burlington
The Mississippi river at Burlington Louisiana is closed as ice forms shore to shore. It is notable for freezing over 60 days earlier than typical for the season.
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Mississippi
BurtinGton
Madison track to open on Thanksgiving in St Louis
A 14-member syndicate of local horsemen has closed a six month rental contract for the Madison track in St Louis and will take possession immediately, with racing planned to begin on Thanksgiving Day.
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St. Louis
Navy
Madison
Carlin party found in Clearwater mountains expedition
Brigadier General Carlin reports discovery of the Carlin party in the North Fork of the Middle Fork of the Clearwater River. Colgate is lost, others are safe. Kelly joined them in the mountains. They plan to descend the river by boat toward Port Townsend.
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Porttlaand
W. P. Carlin
Associated Press
Charles P. Elliott
Fourth Cavalry
North Fork
Middle Fork
Clearwater
Carlin
Spencer
Pierce
Himmelwright
Colgate
Kelly
Telegraphic Brevities Highlight Nation and World Notices
Brief items report prominent deaths including David H. Ames aged 102 in Jerseyville and Captain Jacob Mainzer pioneer of St Paul. Also noted are a murder trial status from Jackson Tenn and a high level sugar export decision at a Kiev conference. Winona appoints H S Johnson treasurer for the rail line.
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Jerseyville
Ill
John Drummond-Hay
Morocco
Dubuque
Northfield
Minn
Wallblom & Thorsell
House Furnishers
St. Paul
Uruguay
Jacob Mainzer
Milwaukee and Minneapolis Grain and Livestock Prices 1805 1893
Market reports from Milwaukee Saint Paul and Minneapolis show varied grain and livestock prices. Wheat and oats steady to firm while corn weak. hogs steady to lower. cattle mixed with prime higher and common lower. sheep in demand. Reports include receipts and prices for hogs cattle calves sheep and stockers.
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Wnivaay
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