04 Jan 1895
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1895
Page
1
A garbled column reviews political stumps and policy talk from North Dakota style debates. It critiques measures for economy, liquor regulation concepts, and historical figures like John W. Foster and ex members while debating state finance and governance amid factional squabbles. References to New York blizzards and editorials tint the piece with satirical tone.
Washington January 2 The White House New Year reception followed the usual detailed program with the cabinet wives assisting Mrs Cleveland the Marine Band playing the inaugural march and the diplomatic corps in uniforms. President and Mrs Cleveland greeted guests with Vice President Stevenson absent due to his daughter's illness.
William L. Strong becomes city leader as reform currents echo 1572 changes. The Lexow committee and anti corruption drive spur calls for broader state law overhauls to empower mayors, enable rapid removal of department heads, and tighten police control.
The Albany legislature opens at noon with speakership campaigns under way. Governor Morton is expected to push for a blanket ballot and a united, economical state governance plan, including civil service reform and possible excise law revisions. Inauguration ceremonies were modest as Levi P. Morton was sworn in with a military escort and formal welcome. Meanwhile in San Francisco E J Baldwin inks a large orange deal with Marl Fruit for Santa Anita crop, around 130 carloads, valuing near 30,000 dollars.
Rt. Rev. David Buell Knickerbocker D.D. bishop of Indiana diocese died in Indianapolis at 5 p m from pneumonia. Born February 24 1833 in Schaghticoke N Y he studied at Trinity Hartford and New York Theological Seminary. He served Minneapolis as missionary later bishop of Arizona and New Mexico then Indiana in 1883.
In St Paul on January 2, Adry Hayward appears not treated as a criminal but as a detainee by his own request. He coolly moves about with considerable liberty and maintains contact with his lawyers while spending Sundays at home in Minneapolis before returning to his jail quarters.
An oscillatory quake at 10:55 Sunday roused Mexico City as crowds fled Archer theater and streets filled with terrified residents. Prophesied events and aftereffects echoed across the valley, while prison guards struggled to control chaos and fires ruptured water pipes flooding avenues.
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