Cleveland Reception in Ann Arbor Attracts Thousands
Ex president Grover Cleveland visits Ann Arbor Michigan amid a large student turnout. He declines interviews, cites tariff as key issue for Democrats this year, and is greeted by Mayor Doty and 10,000 residents including 2,500 students. Angell hosts reception and addresses at University Hall. Cleveland later plans candidacy announcement in Columbus Ohio.
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Quest for lost Pegleg mine sparks desert trek
San Francisco February 22 Thomas L Doran and three desert veterans will depart for the Great Colorado Desert to locate the Pegleg mine near Warner's ranch about one hundred miles from Los Angeles. They will carry provisions for six months and thoroughly scout the barren region famed for many failed expeditions and deaths. Doran owns a map said to be by Pegleg Smith and seeks a fortune akin to recent Mojave desert finds while dodging legendary perils of heat rattlesnakes and rugged terrain.
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Edison Frozen Out and New York World Fair Sunday Closure
In Albany, February 20 the assembly adopted an amendment to the world’s fair bill directing that the New York state exhibit be closed on Sunday by a 49 to 47 vote. In New York on February 22, Thomas A Edison, founder of the Edison General Electric company, is described as being frozen out of major interests tied to his own creation and the firm organized three years earlier by Henry Villard.
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Secretary Foster Heads to Europe for Health Break
CuicaGco Feb 20 Charles Foster secretary of the treasury will leave for Europe next Wednesday on an extensive trip for his health. General John B. Hamilton surgeon of the marine hospital service will report to Washington and join Foster in Europe. Hamilton notes influenza has weakened him but he requires rest.
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