Van Wert Times Notes Mixed Global and Local Skein
A collage of short items including American engineers surveying a North South route, Harvard and Columbia endowments, Italian permits on organ grinders, weather and lighting tech cost estimates, and cultural notes on Napoleon and Italian finances.
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Bett
New York
Italy Indemnity Debate Deepens With Blaine Letters
Reading for Rudini reveals the April 2 Italian letter to the United States asserting no desire for excess punishment and seeking prompt judicial action in the mob killings. Blaine’s reply reiterates uncertainty over indemnity under the 1871 treaty and questions whether it was violated.
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Blainen
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Sasser
Congress
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Rome
Destructive storms sweep multiple towns
Weather disasters hit Manton Indiana and surrounding areas with wind and hail. Factories Crosby paper mill Marion window glass works damaged. homes and trees leveled. A cyclone in Jacksonville Texas area causes minor injuries. Hansford Texas courthouse destroyed. Paladora Beaver County CT also reported ruined.
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Morgan
Limerat
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Beaver County
C. T
Noble
Ashland
Wis
Ashland Land Office
Spain
Presidential party voyage through Georgia to Tennessee and Alabama
The presidential party tours southern states from Chattanooga to Atlanta and beyond, receiving warm welcomes. President Harrison visits Lookout Mountain, Charleston, Birmingham, and Little Rock with Governors Northern and Jones, amid public receptions and jubilant crowds.
Minor News Items From The Week Ending April 18
Lists a series of brief notices across locations: Ohio State Farmers Alliance organized in Columbus. William Hoffman killed by lightning in Trenton New Jersey. Dallas Texas fire at Todd mills and elevator with $200000 loss. McKinsey Alexander dies at age six in Sebastian County Arkansas from a spider bite. J Nail and Mrs. Hickman wed in Queen City Texas. James Lynch of New Brunswick commits suicide after indictment for wife beating. Norwich Falls Cotton Mill burns with $150000 loss. Mrs Nesbit in Leclaire Indiana fatally shoots husband then herself amid domestic trouble. Gov. Kilbourn Knox dies at 49 near Milwaukee. Charles Matteson elected Rhode Island chief justice. Lieut Schwatka resumes Alaska exploration. Carlisle Pennsylvania pupil Laviering to enter Presbyterian ministry. Life-saving service for Eleventh district on duty. Michael Browne, oldest coroner in England, dies at Nottingham. railroad wreck near Baltimore kills three. Prof. Germain Lee claims new tuberculosis cure. Rev. John Atkinson dies at Benton Harbor Michigan at 93. Addie Duncan breaks neck in Alliance Ohio, hogs eat body. riots in Benares India. Mrs Jacob Blotz wounds brother in Shullsburg Wisconsin. white man Kirby stabbed then killed near Bowling Green Kentucky. women burn saloons at Scott Ohio over liquor. Winner Investment Company of Kansas City assigns for creditors. bank clerk Joseph H Dubrey and companions flee with $2000. Senator Fassette accuses NY police of extorting $250,000 from liquor interests.
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Dell
Fassette
New York
New York City
New President Elected for World's Fair Directory
W T Baker of Chicago was unanimously chosen to preside over the World’s Fair directory for the year, succeeding Lyman J Gage. Other officers were re elected with specified salaries, including Potter Palmer as second vice president and A F Seeberger as treasurer.
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Chicago
Carcacco
Chicago Board of Trade
Lyman J.gage
T.B. Bryan
Potter Palmer
A. F. Seeberger
Treacrer
W. K. Ackerman
Aoditor
J. F. Kisgwil
Benjamin Butterworth
Solicitor General
Western Congress Endorses Free Silver and Revenue Tariff
At the Western States Commercial congress in Kansas City the majority report urged free unlimited coinage of silver, a redeemable note system, a revenue tariff, strengthened interstate commerce controls, and river and canal improvements. It backed projects on the Mississippi, Hennepin canal, Galveston harbor, Great Lakes ship canal, and levee work from St. Paul to the gulf. The minority opposed a revenue tariff, pushed a non partisan tariff commission, and urged fair treatment of existing laws. The vote on the majority passed 60 to 55 with all states split.
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Vv. Small
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Packing a Trunk From a Traveling Torteen
A humorous piece details a average woman packing a trunk for a journey, describing her careful method, the social anxiety over showing a single trunk, and the comic mishaps of mice and mislaid money. It contrasts with male packing and ends with the trunk being sent to the ship for Old Point.
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Edith
Old Point
R K. Mankittrick
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