Man from Maine Blaine addresses New Yorkers rallying support
The article reports Blaine addressing about 16,000 people at polo grounds in New York City. He praises Harrison's ability to handle major issues, cites tariff history, and discusses labor protection and political alignments with quotes from speeches and meeting scenes.
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International News Digest Shows Turmoil and Markets
The report surveys strained relations between the English court and the German emperor amid debates over the Emperor William's Rome visit, harvest failures prompting calls to cut cereal imports duties, and diverse foreign notes. Wheat market excitement in New York contrasts with limited Western influence while a reward is offered for papers in a burglary case.
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Louisville tannery fire devastates Obito Falls Oak Leather plant
A fire in Louisville Kentucky destroyed the Obito Falls Oak Leather tannery with about 8000 in loss. The blaze spread rapidly through grease saturated rooms. firefighters saved adjacent Shutt & Co tannery but one building burned. Insurance covered sixty policies. relief funds were sent to Jackson Mississippi and Decatur Alabama for sufferers.
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Haines
Shutt & Co
Permet
Secretary Vilas Warns Cherokee Nations On Grazing Leases
Secretary Vilas warns the Cherokee Nation that any grazing lease or agreement on Cherokee lands in Indian Territory will have no government authority and may be canceled. The letter to Principal Chief J. B. Mayes cautions against renewed leases to the Cherokee Strip Live Stock association or any related parties and urges immediate communication to the council to prevent misunderstandings.
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Territory
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Wittias FL
Decatur Relief Association Resolutions Oppose New Decatur Appeals
Decatur relief committee reports that donations should go to the official committee. It declares New Decatur appeals unwarranted, asserts locals are well supplied, and promises public notice when further aid is needed. The message cites a recent frost and continuing fever with one death in the infected district.
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Associated Press
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