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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1896
Page
1
A garbled 19th century political rant questions party unity on Cuban independence and policy toward Nevada. It laments fiscal strain on merchants and charity, urging liberal aid to the poor and warning of anticipated hardship if Congress stalls. It alludes to California and Wyoming voter concerns, regulation, and hospital care.
A chaotic dispatch reports warship escort plans for a Cuban expedition, with President Cleveland facing opposition over arms and intervention. The piece notes Cuban patriots, naval movement from St. Louis to Jacksonville, and tensions as battles unfold around Havana, urging cautious policy.
Report from SuiguTeY Nui details Mike Tidd and Goat Miner Haseee injured by falling slate on a dark street. Tidd sustained leg injuries. others described as lightly hurt with potential hazards. Investigators note misID and unclear names amid chaotic scene at CabEl FS plant site.
Fragmentary text recalls a two year old medical scare involving a Dixon E Carroll family and a choking episode. Mentions Dr Mot, postmaster general John Watamaker, and Charles C Dawes with references to cabinet seating and reform ideas.
The text shows a fragmented account of tariff reform discussions and political maneuvering. It mentions figures like Gov Bradley and Kenan, debates on free trade versus protectionism, and references to Messrs Hurdy Hatch and others amid a broader legislative struggle.
Fragmentary report outlines political tensions as Governor-elect Movant and other figures clash over terms. It notes a somber mood in Mount term discussions, a Woodward Brookfield pitcher incident, and a statewide agitation with officials and residents reacting to the election.
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