Democrats Unite in Meridian Speech by Hill in Mississippi
Senator Hill speaks in Meridian praising the Democratic party for civil liberty and states rights, attacking the Republican “billion dollar Congress” and Sherman silver law. He urges unity across North and South to defeat Republicans in the upcoming election and restore constitutional government. Governor Stone welcomes Hill in Jackson before a joint legislative audience.
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Canadian Statesmen Favor Preferential Tariff
Ottawa reports growing belief the government considers a preferential tariff for Great Britain. A Conservative coterie supports the idea while many ministers oppose it. The plan could offer lower duties to countries that accept Canadian goods or be set by the Governor in Council.
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Dogs Take Center Stage At Local Show
Yesterday the auditorium hosted a canine concert and a dog show with barks of all kinds, from spaniels to bull terriers, as attendees noted unusual crowding around the pets. Judges awarded in English and Irish setters and other breeds, while open and novice classes produced varied winners and lively debates over prizes.
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Dogs win in East dog show results list
The article lists official awards in multiple classes for various breeds. Elkron wins mastiff over Mack II in challenge, Nenglada tops mastiff bitches, Jefferson and Major Sellers win mastiff dogs, Pharaoh and Miss Beaufort place in other classes. Bloodhounds Jack Shepard and Pointers King of Kent are noted winners with prices and commendations.
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Forming a Ribbon Trust Aims at 20 Million Capital
New Year plan to organize a ribbon trust includes leading U.S. manufacturers with a capital goal of 20 million dollars. Originating in the East and centered near New York, the move seeks lower costs through combined production and eliminates competition. A meeting is set for next Saturday at Guggenheimer Untermeyer offices to outline plans and issue circulars promising stock and bonds for contributed property. Some large firms support the idea while others whose influence is crucial hesitate to join.
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Sherman's remarks on sealing anger Canada questions
The Montreal Gazette denounces Senator Sherman's statements on the Bering Sea issue as flawed and evasive after praising his friendly tone toward Britain. It questions his claim of preventing poaching on rights US authorities have long rejected and disavowed since Seward's era.
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Blaine Improving at Washington on March 15
Secretary Blaine is reported to be doing nicely today in Washington. He is listed as progressing well with his health and routine duties.
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Tragedy at J M Naylor & Co hardware store
In TriFix O March 15 a clerk Walter A Snyder shot two partners Edward T Naylor and Burton W Crowbaugh then wounded clerk Thomas W Downey before killing himself. Downey later died and Crowbaugh and Naylor faced serious injuries as business in the town stalled. Snyder had been a popular clerk with two weeks of grip and worry preceding the act.
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Senator Morrill Defies Death With Speech Ambition
Washington March 15 Special Senator Morrill near death still refuses to abandon duties or quit the Senate. He dictated a request for Senator Frye to prepare a counter to the West Virginia bond tax bill and announced he would deliver a speech himself in the near future. He also insisted on personal grooming and summoned his barber between calls.
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Teller on Free Silver in Hot Springs
United States Senator Henry M Teller visited Hot Springs Arkansas and spoke on the silver issue and the 1880s presidential race at the Park House. He appeared in court as counsel for the Smuggler Mining Company of Colorado seeking an injunction to stop certain mining operations in used territory before Judge H C Calwell.
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Chicago Has a Heroic Female Figure Prize Winner
Judges including Thomas Nast Lyman J. Gage Mrs Potter Palmer Harriet Monroe and others awarded prizes in a Chicago price contest for a figure typical of the city. The first prize of 200 dollars went to Charles Holloway of Chicago, with George Petel of New tied to prize details.
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Prize statue description in Phenix exhibition
The text describes prize allocations with York as second of $100 and Johannes Scheine of Ottumwa, In as third. It notes the first prize statue depicts a heroic female figure with a crown of flames and emblems, bearing the inscription I.
Clarkson On Presidency Rumors And Republican Field
In Asheville James Clarkson, head of the Republican National Committee, dismisses rumors of his presidential candidacy and discusses potential nominees. He cites Blaine as a possible sure winner and notes McKinley’s rising strength, while urging the party to unite and await Minneapolis’s decision. Harrison is also seen as a potential candidate if renomination aligns with party consensus.
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Vegetarians Hold Inaugural Dinner in New York
At the Columbia restaurant on Fourteenth street 135 vegetarians and friends attended the first dinner of the New York Vegetarian Society. The menu included soup cream of celery hors d oeuvres radishes olives vegetables oyster plant patties sliced lemons stewed parsnips macaroni with parmesan potatoes sorbet fresh fruits and dessert coffee and chocolate.
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Two Bishops on the Stand in Evangelical Association Suit
Bishops Bowman and Esher testified for the defense in the Evangelical Association case in Cleveland Ohio describing scenes at multiple annual conferences where the minority challenged authority. They said the Indianapolis Conference was called by the Association's Board of Publication. Esher faced a sharp cross examination that will continue tomorrow.
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Railroad changes at East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Railway
At a directors meeting W G Oakman was elected a director and board chairman in place of C M McGhee and Samuel Thomas. McGhee resigns temporarily. Felton vacancy to be filled later. Richmond Terminal made no official changes. Inman asked adjournment to hold over until banking houses delay resolved. Georgia Central hearing postponed to March 24 for permanent receiver.
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Indians on the Warpath Near Guaymas Mexico
Report from Guaymas Mexico dated March 15 describes Gagulis Indians attacking Mexican wood-choppers near Onis, killing two, burning two bridges on the Sonora Railroad near Ortiz, and destroying Bonanella village by fire, killing several residents. White settlers demand government protection.
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Nineteenth Typhus Death Reported on North Brother Island
The nineteenth fatality from the typhus outbreak occurred this morning on North Brother Island. The victim was Isaac Abrama, identified in the report as the man who died from the disease in New York.
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Cure for Pruritus Promised by New Remedies
A testimonial from W Williams of 59th St and 1st Ave New York claims CUTIcUnRA REMEDIES cured years of pruritus after one week of use. The letter asks to share the success and urges others to try the remedies while noting permission to post.
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