Ohio Anti-Silver Leader Sets Out Bold Ideas
Washington February 27 The anti-silver leader Mr Harter predicts Bland bill would split the Democratic Party and urges active citizen resistance. He argues no free coinage bill will pass the house and calls for widespread letters and demonstrations. He cites pensions gold payments and wage protections as safeguards against depreciation of value. Lawmakers discussed town officers road bills holiday violators and a state university trustee appointment as session adjourned.
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Harter
Democratic Party
Savings
Far West
United States
Genecond Congress
J. Nichols
Senate
Martin
Ird
Ashland
Judiciary Committee
Haskell
W. I. Chamberlain
Summit County
Ohio State University
Howe
Ohio
van Cleaf
Craig Seated Over Stewart and Idaho Election Row
In Washington the Craig Stewart election fight nears a seating vote with a 150 to 58 result in favor of seating Craig. Senate activity covers district of Columbia bills, museum funding, monument removal, and a dispute over Idaho legislature organization as Mr Claggett argues amid questions from senators.
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Alderson
West Virginia
Peroconn
Burrows
Michigana
O'Ferrell
Virginia
Dilla
Nathanial
Guilford Court Hows
Daniel Morgan
Winchester
Enloe
Tennessee
Fnday
Brown
Indiana
Craig-Stewart
C W. Stone
Pennsylvania
Stewart
Washinutes
Manderson
Arms
Senate
Morrill
District of Columbia
National Museum
Army and Navy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capital
Christopher Columbus
Supreme Court of
Unit States
Idaho
Vance
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Claggett
Hoar
Butler
President signs act extending transport of dull life merchandise to Sandusky port
The president signed a new act extending the transportation rights for dull life merchandise to Sandusky port. The measure, dated February 27, authorizes continued movement under existing provisions and aims to facilitate commerce at the Sandusky harbor.
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Washtington
Nesident
Sandusky
Bond Improvement Bill Passed New Measures Dropped
Co.tuaus February 27 In the house Mr James of Wood county introduced a bill to amend section 2782 of the revised statutes to exempt certain property from taxation and except pipelines from taxation in the proposed changes.
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Hopper Co.tuaus
James
Wood County
Horrific Discovery in South Dakota Mountain Camp
A disturbing report from Warre Barry Minnesota describes a camp in the South Dakota mountains near the border where several bodies were found burned and cooked bones indicate that a party of lost people may have killed and eaten companions. Three small skulls and remains suggest women or children perished.
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Warre Barry
Minn
South Dakota
Een Canyon
Ahsse
Fernie
Bogus Insurance Agent Arrests Spark Probe in Emporia
Police report arrest of Bren in Emporia Cameron County by order of Insurance Commissioner Luper for collecting premiums for three mythical fire insurers and a misnamed company. The Alabama Fire Insurance and others are cited. the West Virginia Lumbermana Insurance, represented by Lewis G Smith, allegedly shows fake capital and no legal existence in Pennsylvania.
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West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Tax Reform Sparks Big Fight Over Saloon Tax Bill
A proposed bill aims to abolish the volume license tax and raise the saloon lease from 2.50 to 700 with one fifth of revenue to the state. It would increase beer taxes to 500, affecting many small sellers and shifting control to larger, more responsible operators. Rural lawmakers show support for revenue gains though the measure faces a heated general assembly battle.
Ohio Governor McKinley Proclaims Russian Famine Aid
Ohio Governor McKinley issues a proclamation urging citizens to aid the famine in Russia. He notes 20 million starving and calls mercantile, religious, charitable groups and individuals to support relief through the Russian famine relief committee and the American Red Cross in Washington.
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Columsis
McKinley
Ohio
Empire
Russia
United States
Commonwealth
Russian Famine Relief Committee
Fourteenth Street
Weashington
American National Red Cross
Important Discovery in Relics near Monks Mouzd mound
In St. Clair county near the Monks Mouzid site professor William McAdams reports finding a well preserved bundle of fossilized vegetation tied with rope at eighteen feet depth. Seeds possibly pumpkin and a corncob fragment with earthenware were unearthed. He estimates the relics may be about two thousand years old.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised As Cure For Suffering Woman
A Maine resident testifies that Hood's Sarsaparilla cleared seven running sores and restored health. The ad claims Hood's Pills ease constipation and Simmons Liver Regulator cures dyspepsia, urging families to use these remedies.
Friend in Need Cited as Bitters Cure
A short note praise for piphur Bitters claiming relief from bala and illness. The writer insists the remedy is a friend to the sick and suggests enduring health through its use.
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Piphur Bitters
Movement in Iron and Steel Follows Quiet Trade Pace
The Weekly Review of Trade reports a largely steady domestic trade with dullness lingering. Regional notes show dry goods activity in Boston and Philadelphia, slow collections in Baltimore, and varied manufacturing signals from Cincinnati to Chicago and beyond as iron and steel remain the main subdued sector.
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Iron and Steel
New York
R.G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Loui
Minneapolis
Durden
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver
Little Rock
New Orleans
Savannah
Exposition rules admit foreign articles free of duties
In a February letter, Acting Secretary Bpauld ing explains World’s Fair regulations. Foreign manufactured articles for exhibition enter free of customs and charges, with sales for future delivery allowed. Machines for illustrating manufacturing are free, but raw materials for them incur duty.
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WasginaTos
Secretary of the Treasury
Bpaulding
Man in a Peck of Trouble in a Measured Tale
A chaotic OCR snippet mentions Hayden National Bank of Columbus authorized to start with 200000 capital. Other items include lost mortgages valued at 200000 in transit Minneapolis to Superior, Carl August Sauron arraigned in London for embezzlement, and various odd phrases about lawyers and a prophet. The passage is fragmentary with garbled names and phrases.
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Hayden National Bank
Columbus
Minneapolis
Superior
Carl August Sauron
London
Sioux Falls
Oon
Acra
One-hoss Sway and the Weakest Part Myth
The piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female weakness. It argues women are often weakened by back problems and lists symptoms like menstrual pain, leucorrhea, debility, and nervousness. The ad-style paragraph touts the product’s ability to restore strength.
Man Seeks Wife From County Poor Farm in Md
A Maryland farmer James Dunlop sought permission to marry a poor farm resident, Mrs. Johnson, arguing he has a good farm and no time to court elsewhere. The judge approved a wife chosen from among inmates. the couple soon wed in a county ceremony.
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Boonvillle
James Dunlop
Pilot Grove
Johnson
Dunlop
Ohnson
The New Party Convention Call
The yoat committee issued a call urging all citizens who back the platform to meet on the last Saturday in March in their towns to ratify demands and organize to elect delegates for a national convention. It calls qualified voters to send delegates to a People’s party convention to be held July 14 1892 at noon in the foregone place. Executive committees in each state must publish the call and set delegate selection details.
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St Louis
Yoat
Industrial Conference
United States
People's Party
Maha
Lo Oclok
People’s Party
Resignation tempered amid Irish National League dispute in Lincoln
John P Sat ton resigns briefly as secretary of the Irish National League of America amid a feud between Husss and Treasurer Lyman, President Gannon’s proclamation and disputed statements. Sutton protests Gannon statements as a New York clip sparks contention. Also reported a mammoth distillery raid in Alabama where officers destroyed a large still and recovered firearms.
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Lincoln Neb
John P Satton Hax
Irsh
National League of America
Huuxls
Lsman
Gannon’r
Sutton
Gannon
Lyman
Jannin
New York
Luivan
League
Farmers Institute at Mechanicoburg Carlisle Pa
The Farmers institute under the state board of agriculture convened yesterday at Mechanicoburg. Opening address by chairman Abie, with talks by Thomas J Edge Dr James Calder Senator Critchfield Professor B Heiges Senator Lloyd and Judges Sadler and Furst and others.
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Carlisle
Fanners Institute
State Board of Agriculture
Mechanicoburg
Abie
Thomas J Edge
James Calder
Critchfield
B Heiges
Lloyd
Sadler and Furst
Grain Blockade Hits Burlington Railroad Traffic
Kansas City reports another grain blockade causing the Burlington to refuse grain receipt at 13 positions. Officials do not expect release for a week, with other roads said to remain in danger but may reopen.
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Kansas City
Burlington
Eielsen
The Hog Bite Fatality in Springfield Chronicle
A Springfield merchant, Lewis Asher, died from blood poisoning a year after a hog bite during a failed attempt to drive the animal into a pen. The initial injury led to a black spot on the tongue and swelling that spread, despite medical care, ending in death.
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Springfield
Lewis Asher
Saloon and Sports Indicted by Jackson County Grand Jury
The Jackson county grand jury has indicted all the saloons in the area and filed its report. Several saloonists face multiple counts including gambling, Sunday selling, selling to minors and keeping their doors open past 10. A number of sports involved in cock fighting are also charged and will be prosecuted.
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Sie
Southern No Lin
Northern
CoaLtron
Jackson County Grand Jury
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Tramps Roughly Whipped by Shipyard Workers at Mound City
Seventeen tramps arrived near Mound City and were set upon by shipyard workers who stripped and whipped fifteen of them with ten to twenty five blows each before releasing them. Two remaining tramps fled, as others regroup in woods between here and Mounday.
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Mound City
Here
Mounday
Collision at Sea Crashes Forest Queen and Loughbrow
In the North sea off Flam borough Head near Yorkshire a collision between the Forest Queen and the Loughbrow sinks the Forest Queen with the loss of fifty five lives. The Loughbrow is injured but afloat. Full details and wreck unknown. rescue efforts underway.
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North Sea
Yorkshire
England
Forest Queen
Loughbrow
Flamborough Head
Flamborough
Riots in Berlin as Kaiser Faces Socialist Unrest
Violence and loud demonstrations erupted in Berlin on February 27 as socialists clashed with police. The Kaiser pledged to use troops only as a last resort amid widespread looting and arrests. About 900 arrests and numerous injuries were reported over the two days.
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Thiergarten
I¢ia
Unter den Linden
Kaiser
Tau
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Imperial Residence
Twelve Jefferson Iron Works workers strike over ore unload pay cut
In Steubenville on February 27 twelve laborers quit at Jefferson Iron Works furnace after a one dollar pay for unloads ore cars and a 20 cent cut. Superintendent Duff of Wallace Banfield Iron mill in Irondale discharged all miners. new men hired to replace them.
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Jefferson Iron Works Furnace
Duff
Wallace Banfield Iron Mill
Irondale
Murder Reported in Doubling Gap Springs Clash
Rumored killing near Doubling Gap Springs involves the Moffitt and Hurley brothers. One Moffitt is dangerously wounded and likely to die after a fight with the Hurleys who traveled from Newville in an intoxicated state. District attorney to order arrests.
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Foffitt Brothers
Doubling Gap Springs
Hurley Brothers
Newville
Moffitt Brothers
Moffitt
Desperado Bud Lindsay Dies From Wounds in Feud Shooting
Louisville report says Bud Lindsay a Kentucky desperado who killed seven men died at Jacksboro from five bullet wounds inflicted by Sheriff Matthew Moore of Whitely county after an old feud flared again. Lindsay had briefly reconciled with Moore before the final clash.
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Bud Lindsay
Kentucky
Jacksboro
Matthew Moore
Whitely County
Lindsay
Moore
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