Salute of Militia Dominates Kentucky Senate Fight
In Frankfort on March 18 the presence of 400 state militia on the Capitol grounds amidst a bitter senatorial battle prompted heated debate. Gov Bradley faced censure for calling out the troops as the impeachment committee eyed possible fines or imprisonment, while a single ballot was cast in the joint session and adjournment loomed. Judge Holt and several Republicans backed the governor during witness examinations.
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Goebel
Bronston
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United States
Collier
W. H. Holt
Vigorous Protest Against Governor Bradley Troop Order
A crowded Vigor ous Protest meeting in Frankfort Kentucky denounces Governor Bradley for ordering out the troops. Mayor Julian reports a conference with the governor and pledges protection while condemning the action as partisan. Ex Attorney General Hendrick nominates Lysander Hoard as chair with high enthusiasm.
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Bradley
Julian
Hendrick
Lysander Hoard
Judge Hoard
E. H. Taylor
House to Consider Censure of Ambassador Bayard Wednesday
The House moved to consider a censure resolution against Ambassador Bayard on Wednesday. Washington dispatches report a pension day with several bills passed including the Oklahoma homestead act relieving homesteaders there from paying for their homesteads.
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House
Washington
Oklahoma
Hitt
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Bayard
May Be Sextuple Murder in Alma Fire
Wryona Minnesota March 20 The Althaus family fire mystery deepens as rumors of foul play grow stronger despite a coroner jury verdict. Bodies will be disinterred for careful examination. A pocketbook with missing funds and the family possession of $1 000 to $2 000 add to the puzzling circumstances.
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Wryona
Minn
Althaus
Drake's Daughter to Christen Battleship Iowa in Philadelphia
Governor Drake announced his daughter Miss Mary Lord Drake will accept the invitation to christen the battleship Iowa in Philadelphia on March 28. She sails from Des Moines with Miss Mary Carpenter on March 26, accompanied by several staff members.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Drake
Mary Lord Drake
Philadelphia
Miss Drake
Mary Carpenter
South Dakota Republican Convention Call Seeks Delegates
The 1896 convention call outlines state wide representation west and east of the Missouri, with one at large delegate per county and one extra per seventy five votes for Charles H. Sheldon in 1894. It names county allocations, major counties, and assigns roles to state officials and delegates, dated Watertown.
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Othed
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Sereence
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Vamecom
Pha Én Eewckie Ae
Ehees
Watertown
Sebreee
State Central Committee
A. C. John~son
Lee Stover
House adopts censure of Bayard amid partisan split
The House, in three days of debate, censures Thomas Bayard ambassador to Britain for utterances in Boston and Edinburgh speeches. Vote 180 71 on the first resolution and 191 59 on the second, with six Democrats and five Republicans breaking with party lines. The House also declares Benoit vs Boatner election invalid 131 59, with three Republicans voting for Boatner.
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Court of St. James
Boston
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Scotland
House of Representatives
Thomas Bayard
United States
Great Britain
Benoit Vs. Boatner
Louisiana
Boatner
Nicaragua Canal Bill Clears House Subcommittee
The special sub-committee approves the McMahon plan for a U S controlled canal project. It would reorganize the Maritime Canal Company, pay debts, and form a 15 member board with a U S majority and bonds up to 100 million dollars at 3 percent guaranteed by the United States.
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Washington
McMahon
Pennsylvania
United States
Maritime Canal Company
Secretary of the Treasury
Canal Company
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Powder Mill Explosion Kills Five at Laflin Rand Plant
Terrific blast at Laflin Rand powder mill in Rifton New York injures many and kills five workers. The explosion shattered the glaze and dry house and was clearly felt six miles away in Kineston as a second blast followed minutes later. About 50 men were employed and several bodies were found among the debris. The calamity occurred shortly after 11 o'clock.
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Kineston
N. Y
Rifton
Cattle Deal Signed to Add 6000 Head to North Dakota Herds
In St Paul on March 18 a deal closed at the South St Paul stock yards adding 6000 head of Southwestern range cattle to North Dakota herds. Purchasers are French & Badger of Morton County ND. Cattle bought in Arizona will be shipped in spring to Orin Junction Wyoming on the Union Pacific and driven to the Cannon Ball range. They will be 2 and 3-year-old steers.
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St. Paul
South St. Paul
North Dakota
French & Badger
Morton County
N. D
Arizona
Orin Junction
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Perfect Wisdom and Health Through Blood Purifier
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the true blood purifier and foundation of health. It claims pure rich blood yields perfect health and that medicine is needed because people are not perfectly wise.
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Hood
Hood's Pills Are Purely Vegetable and Harmless
The advertisement claims Hood's Pills are entirely plant based, harmless, reliable, and beneficial for users seeking a safe remedy.
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Hood
Bayard refuses to comment on censure vote
London report says Mr. Bayard, asked by AP for a reaction to Washington's House censure, declined to speak. The Standard calls the censure exaggerated and hopes Bayard will overlook the vote to maintain friendly conduct in the Venezuela dispute.
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London
Associated Press
United States
Bayard
House of Representatives
Washington
Venezuela
Relief for Settlers on Northern Pacific Lands
The House Public Lands Committee favorably reports Towne of Minnesota bill to aid settlers on indemnity lands. Qualifying entrants between Aug 15 1887 and Jan 1 1889 may transfer entries to vacant land within two years and receive final certificates. Those who proved up receive benefits.
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Washington
House Committee On Public Lands
Towne
Minnesota
Northern Pacific
Smallpox in Virulent Form Rages at Vinita
Smallpox in virulent form is raging at Vinita 20 miles east causing widespread anxiety. The mayor and council held a special session and imposed strict quarantine rules with guards stationed on all public routes into the town to bar entrants from infected districts.
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Kowarta
I. T
Vinita
Valuable Garnets and Opals Reported in Itasca County
Grand Rapids Minn March 20 Garnets of deep red hue the most valuable gems of this class discovered by John E Tapley inspector of Northern Pacific lands returning from the Little Fork valley He notes extensive rock with numerous garnets of good size and displays asbestos from a nearby vein He believes he has found leads to northern Itasca opal mines last year one opal sold for 75 dollars
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Minn
Grand Rapids
John E. Tapley
Northern Pacific Lands
the Little Fork
Minnesota
Prairie chickens ship to Honolulu under state approval
Executive Agent Fullerton of the state game and fish commission grants special permission to ship 24 prairie chickens from the state to Honolulu Sandwich Islands. The consignee is Ralph Smith, nephew of Mayor Smith, who runs a plantation in Honolulu and began the breeding experiment two years ago with success and high satisfaction.
National Bank Bill Sets Capital Limits for Small Cities
House committee favorably reports a bill to authorize national banks in small cities. The limit rises from 3000 to 4000 population. Banks in 6000 population areas must have at least 50000 capital, 4000 to 6000 population areas at least 25000, and 50000 population areas at least 200000.
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Washington
House
Minnesota Legislator Dead in Lydia Home
Hon. E. J. Vogel representative to the state legislature from Scott county died of consumption at his Lydia home. He was 38 years old.
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Jordan, Minn
E. J. Vogel
Scott County
Lydia
Gas flow hits artesian well at Cheyenne agency
Pierre March 20. Contractors on the government's artesian well at Cheyenne agency report striking a flow of gas at about 400 feet deep.
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Pierre
Cheyenne Agency
Strike on the Coliseum Settled
Curiaco March 20 The stonecutters strike on the Coliseum has been settled and the building will be ready for use well before the date set for the Democratic national convention.
Republican committee calls state convention in Butte
Chairman Lee Mantle of the Republican state central committee calls a state convention in Butte for May 11 to select six delegates to the national convention at St Louis.
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Butte
Hewtena
Lee Mantle
Republican State Central Committee
St. Louis
Harper's Weekly Preview for 1895 96
Harper's Weekly outlines plans for 1895 96 with coverage across world events art literature drama and navy evolutions. It promises notable installments by Howells Crockett and others and maintains a stance as an independent advocate of good government and sound money.
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Julian Ralph
China
Japan
West
Richard Harding Davis
Rufus F. Zograum
Frederick Remington
Poultney Bigelow
Kiel Canal
W. D. Howells
E. S. Martin
Transportation Commission
Caspar W. Whitney
Department of Amateur Slort
8. R. Crockett
Harkper
Harper & Brothers Ad Warns Against Copying Notice
The Weekly volumes start with January's first number each year. If no time is stated subscriptions begin with the current number upon order receipt. Neapers are prohibited from copying this advertisement without express order from Harper & Brothers.
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Per year rates for Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly and Harper's Bazaar with postage free to subscribers in the United States Canada and Mexico. Address Harper & Brothers P O Box 959 New York City.
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American Protective Tariff League Core Purpose
The American Protective Tariff League promotes Protection to American Labor and Industry as its constitutional aim. The organization is run without private profits and relies on memberships contributions and publication distribution for sustenance.
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American Protective Tariff League
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