Mother McKinley and early travel to Washington noted
The Washington Gazette recalls Mother McKinley traveling from Canton to Washington for the President’s inauguration. It reflects on the era’s travel modes, the upcoming transfer of power, and the historic role of the President’s mother in the context of early 20th century America.
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Inventory Finds Very Clean Poor Farm Under Bright
The Board of County Commissioners toured the Poor Farm on Wednesday noting excellent order and cleanliness. Superintendent Bright and family hosted a fine dinner, with a detailed inventory showing beds, bedding, cookware, farming tools, livestock, hay, and crop plans. Six years under Bright yielded cash payments to the county of 9,282.89, plus substantial farm produce.
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Bright Land
Walter Meredith
A. ©. Gibson
P.A. Hastings
Joe
Clurn
Wednesaday
Local theater and public notices amid March events
The Henderson Comedy Company performs The Counterfeiter with praise for Fred Tillish and Miss Mille Irene. A church supper serves 5 cents in the evening. Congress may convene soon in a special session to address tariff revisions while Foley’s Honey and Tar is touted as a top cough remedy sold by J H Mitchell.
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Fred Tillish
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Walking Delegate recounts noisy incident abroad
In a rambling reminiscence Prof Jamlet Alleni recalls a Vincennes meeting under a press room with a gas engine's loud clamor. He also mentions Rev J A Lee and a Cincinnati newspaper confession rumor tied to a murder case.
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Jackson
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Lee
Fort Wayne Charter Bill Passed Amid House Turmoil
In Fort Wayne the House passed a charter bill creating ward elections for city council. A clash occurred when Clerk Kingey ordered Ryan to retire. Ryan refused and was challenged as the tally showed 53-47 in favor. The vote was corrected to 53 and the bill moved forward with Democratic support.
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Bliss Named to McKinley Cabinet Position Notes
Article outlines Cornelius Bliss of New York being considered for a cabinet post as McKinley forms his administration. It discusses potential appointments including Ohio Gage for Secretary of State and John D. Long of Massachusetts for Secretary of the Navy, among others, with uncertainty over several key roles.
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Ohio
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Jame Wil‘son
Iowa
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