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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1892

Page

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Settlement Ends United States Italy Dispute Over New Orleans Tragedy

Washington confirms a complete amicable settlement after the New Orleans massacre with Italy. The United States will pay 125 000 francs to be distributed among Italian victims’ families, and diplomatic relations are set to resume to the previous friendly status.

Washington Rome United States Italy New Orleans Marquis Imperiali Porter Department OF State Wasittxaton Marquis Tmperiall Harpe D'Affaires Ste Ames Maine Lour Excellency Marquis di Rudint Maly Naly Thasten State Department Santiago Valparaiso Baron Fava

Senate Debates on Court of Claims Judges and Free Mail Delivery

Washington April 15 The senate debated expanding the Court of Claims judges and discussed retiring salaries. A bill was passed extending free mail delivery to towns of 5 000 population. In the House a clash over expunging Henry George extracts triggered a heated exchange between Mr Blount and Mr Fithian, ending with apologies. Later naval appropriations dominated the session with Boutelle Crain and Scott speaking.

Washington Senate Court of Claims Washindon Burrows Henry George Blount Georgia Fithian Ilinois Boutelle Crain Scott

Immigration bill gains broad backing in Congress

Washington April 15 The house committee on immigration faces a flood of petitions from across the nation in support of the congressman's immigration bill. A petition signed by over 100000 people has been presented to the committee, which is expected to consider the bill soon and likely approve its passage.

Iman Forest City Cleveland Tha U Washington House Committee On Immigration BattiMoRy John Slatters Order of Josephites Hum Epiphany Apostolic College St Joseph Sea Nary Epiphany College Father Slattery Josephites St Joseph's Seminary Cardinal Gibbons Barnes Mull Hill England Herbert Vaughan Salford Cardinal Manning England Bisha Vaughan Amenca Cardinal Gibbon Vaughan Rome

Union Bricklayers Strike At McLlega Machine Trust

Canton Q April 15 The union bricklayers and stonemasons served notice on the McLlega Machine company that they would do no more work on new buildings while any non union guide is employed. No result if this fails to contract with them.

Canton, Q Union Bricklayers MclLega Machine Company Apop Union

Emperor Francis Joseph Washes Feet of Twelve Poor Men

Emperor Francis Joseph conducted the ancient rite at the imperial palace washing the feet of twelve poor men. The ceremony, attended by royalty and ministers, involved water from a silver ewer and towels, with elders chosen for the act amid a venerable assembly showing solemn reverence.

Vienna Francis Joseph Imperial Palace Christ House of Immemorial Kaiser

Flood suit awards $1000 in Johnstown disaster case

From Dauphin County Court comes a decision arising from the 1489 flood. Trustees of the McCormick estate sued West Branch Lumbermen's Exchange Howard Bowman and Foreman. jury verdict for the plaintiff at $1000 with two reserved points. Logs and lumber were scattered along the river from Williamsport to the Chesapeake Bay. Salvage claims were settled except on McCormick Island where agreement failed.

Hannisst Chesapeake Bay Lumbermens Exchange Clark Ferry McCormick Island McCormick Estate

Michigan Republicans nominate Alger favorite for president

Detroit April 15 Republicans in Michigan christened Russell A Alger as their favorite son at a Detroit rink convention attended by about 800 delegates and 2,000 spectators. The body endorsed Alger, with four delegates at large and numerous local supporters aligning to his candidacy for the national ticket. The platform praised Harrison Blaine and Republican progress while pledging protectionist policy and honest election rules.

Detroit Michigan Russell A Alger Wolverine Stars and Army of the United States Bator Senites Pommetee Edward P Allen Ypsilanti Allen Alger Blaine Harrison Hon H M Duffield Kent County Delos Bord H . Young Ishpeming James M Wailkinn Lickman Holland Charles W Wells Sagnaw Philip T. van Zile Dexter M Ferry General Spalding Monroe Alger Wath Tenth District Kelly Eddy William M.pherson Howell C Chonen Jay A Hubtell Houghton State Central Committee James McMillan Repubican Party Jte IRA Indore Benjamin Harrison James G Blaine Ali Bigan Ro 4 Minneapolis

Pennsylvania Republicans Gather for State Convention

The Republican state convention meets next Wednesday at Lochiel Hotel with United States Senator Quay expected to address the gathering health permitting. Campaigns center on for renomination of President union administration and delegates. Candidates include John Dean and Judge Sadler for supreme court, Lilley for congress, Taggart and Castor for at large, Edlorel Frank Reeder as delegate at large.

Repubican Republican State Committee Lochiel Hotel United States Quay United States Senate Surene Court John Dean Lair County Sadler Cumberland May William Lilley Mauch Chunk Taggart Montgomery County Major McDowell Mercer George A Castor Philadelphia Sibley Castor Edlorel Frank Reeder Easton Bin

Congesting Convention Debates Delegates and Electors

The North Cave convention near Ashville was marked by fierce disputes between office holders and non-office holders over Harrison endorsements. Delegates J Dany J C Pritchard E A White were chosen to back Harrison. Electors at large Spencer Blackburn and C M Bernard were nominated. John B Eaves retained chair amid a pro office-holding bloc. A new executive committee followed. In Mississippi floods on the Tombigbee devastate Columbus area. thousands homeless and up to fifty deaths, mostly African American.

Basie Ashville H Cheatham J. Dany J C Pritchard E A. White Harrison Spencer Blackburn C M. Bernard John B. Eaves Jackson Miss Tombigbee Columbus Lowndes Monroe Noabee Counties

Lands Rush Ends as 6000 Seek Picked Plots at Flat Iron

In April 16 dispatch from Sisseton Agency South Dakota the rush to land ends with 6000 settlers scattered across the flat iron reservation. Ida Burnett a Minnesota graduate wins a choice quarter section and begins building a shanty. Major Bernard and 250 deputies guard the reserve as settlers push forward through mud and flooded lowlands toward land at 2.50 an acre despite heavy rains and river overflow.

Sisseton Agency Flat Iron Ida Burnett University of Minnesota Medette Bernard Sural Mississipm

Important Tax Ruling Extends Manufacturing Exemption

Danophin County Court upholds that corporations organized for manufacturing and operating within the state qualify for tax exemption even if later non manufacturing activity occurs. Principal Philadelphia case William Mann yields state recovery of 92 409 with other assessments including Furnace Company 346 6 Hela Coke 68 Hound 990306 Savage Fire Brick 1 321 60 and more in Philadelphia and Somerset county.

Hikki-Burg Dauphin County Judi Mi Pherson Commonwealth William Mann Philadelphia Undar Furnace Company Hela Coke Company Limited Pittburg Savage Fire Brick Company Somerset County

Political clash in Strong Ward note during April session

Report of a heated scene after a house adjournment where Representative Myers attacked Griffin for monopolizing speaking time. Senatorial talks split party lines as the Daugherty bill to reorganize Columbus failed 12 to 12, with Abbott Iden and Ohl crossing party lines.

House Myers Griffin Giffin Taylor Gulernsey Senate Daugherty Columbus Abbott Iden Ohl Sherman Foraker

Hazelton to Host Firemen’s Convention Next September

Hazelton Pa April 16 members of the executive board of the firemen convention met and decided the annual convention and parade should be held in this city next September. The committee voted unanimously in favor despite rumors of insufficient hotel accommodations. A reception and banquet were given last evening.

Hazelton Pa Firemen's Convention Hazelton

Rhody's Democrats Elect a Senator in Providence

The Democratic advance in Providence selects their state senate candidate by a 27 vote margin. Nine representative positions had no election.

Rhody Democrats Providence

Government Paper Mill Burns in Coltsville Blaze

The paper mill of Z and W M Crane at Coltsville known as the government mill burned for thirteen years. The house was struck at midnight. The loss is $125,000 with $75,000 insurance.

Dalton Mass Z.& W M Crane Coltsville Government Mill United States Bank and Tressury Nee Ihe Joss

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Liver Regulators Advertisements

A mix of old patent medicine pitches praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as energizing and aiding digestion. Claims include improved liver function and constipation relief. The piece also notes Simmons Liver Regulator, Lane's Family Medicine, and a historical mention of Ex-Queen Isabella's exile income.

Robbers hold passenger train near New Orleans and seize treasure

A dramatic train robbery occurred seventy seven miles from New Orleans on Illinois Central No. 2. An armed man boarded at Hammond, forced engineer and five aboard to halt at Newsome Malla, and the band emptied the express car while passengers remained unharmed. Officials expect under fifty dollars recovered. authorities seek the robbers with bloodhounds.

New Orleans Illinois Central Road Enjaneer James Robertson Hammond Station Independence Thun Newsome Malla Uncle Bam Knights of the Road Tts Tangipapo Fisher Express Company SSO Express Febbo Jackson Miss

Mississippi Flood Suffering Widens Across Counties

Report from Northeast Mississippi recounts widespread flood devastation in Monroe Clay and Lowndes with thousands homeless and hundreds dead. Relief scarce. 200 tents requested. Jetty of tracks washed out near Tombigbee. Missouri River area cited for comparison. Yazoo and Big Black rivers receding. Captain Crocker notes undercounted wreck details and continuing danger in affected regions.

Jackson Mississippi Monroe Clay and Lowndes Sheriff Crocker Lee County Mobile and Ohio Tombigbee River Captain Crocker Lowndes Clay Marnor Nver Alabama Columbia Yazoo Big Diack Traiis

Chilean Offer Accepted for Washington Minister Post

Senor Bleet Gana has accepted the Chilean government’s offer to become minister at Washington, replacing Senor Muntz who will stay to enter Congress.

Vas Parally Senor Bleet Gana Washington Senor Muntz Congress

Mother’s Friend praised for speedy relief of childbirth pains

After using "Mother's Friend" two months I was 40 speedily and easily relieved that it was a surprise to those attending me. It undoubtedly lessens the pains shortens the time and restores the mother speedily to health. Will recommend it to all expectant mothers. Sold by Laubach & Boyd and Koller & Wik.

Muncie Laubach & Boyd and Koller & Wiksou

Simmong Liver Regulator Promised as Cure All

A dubious ad claims if money were shared equally among all people every person would receive six dollars and asserts Simmong Liver Regulator cures all liver ailments amid a barrage of unlikely promises.

Jains of India Observe Forty Day Fasts

The Jains of India frequently undergo fasts lasting forty days during which they consume only warm water.

India

Dr Pierce’s Gold Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption

A promotional note argues that consumption is curable not incurable and credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a specific for scrofulous lung disease. It claims the remedy cures with a money-back guarantee if no benefit is shown after a fair trial.

Pierce

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