Inauguration of Governor Hastings in Pennsylvania
Governor Hastings was formally installed as the state’s chief executive amid a grand Capitol ceremony. The address emphasized industrial recovery, labor capital balance, and education, calling for protections for wage earners and equal legislative opportunity for labor and capital. He urged road improvements, state oversight of building and loan associations, and continued support for farming interests.
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Inaugural Ceremonies and Public Reception Seen
The piece describes the inauguration line of events with a parade from Third and Market Streets, a warning shot on Capitol Hill, a fireworks display at Market Square, and a reception at the exequial mansion. It notes Governor Hastings and his wife hosting guests including Lieutenant Governor Lyon, General Reeder, and others, with cabinet members sworn in and meetings in the executive department.
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President Casimir Perier Resigns in France
Paris Jan 16 Casimir Perier, president of the French republic, announced his resignation after cabinet ministers and Premier Dupuy urged him to reconsider. A second note at midnight confirmed the move, with Brisson noted as a potential successor and ministers discussing the political fallout.
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Terrible Explosion in Butte Wipes Out Fire Dept
A massive explosion at Cie butte Hartware warehouses storing giant powder killed many and wiped out the fire department, including the chief and officers. A second blast occurred during recovery efforts. property damage is enormous and the city faces a chaotic scene as responders rush to the scene.
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Nuggets of News from Across the Nation
Atlanta sent twenty carloads of food to Nebraskans and will spend more. Denver officials consider living pictures before acting on a protest. Charley Mitchell challenges Peter Jackson for May or June next year for 5000 a side. Peter Turney remains acting governor of Denver awaiting election fraud probe. A man killed his wife and himself after attending a church event. Detroit mayor pins blame on fire commissioners and seeks their removal. Snow and landslides halt rail traffic in parts of Switzerland and northern Italy. Amos Baker, city comptroller of At-
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Impeachment bid shocks Congress over Judge Hicks
January 16 report from Waseixoros notes the House judiciary committee voted to report impeachment against Judge Augustus J. Hicks of Cleveland for malfeasance in office. The vote was party lines, with Republicans backing the move and Democratic absences shaping debate. The case, urged by the Central Labor Union, alleges inappropriate fees paid to Hicks while on the bench.
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