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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1896
Page
3
Portnaxp Me March 21 General Neal Dow celebrated the 02d anniversary of his birth at his home Friday. No formal observance was held but congratulatory telegrams arrived from across the country and from England. Dow remains vigorous and fully retains all his faculties.
A long report covers Dr J E Todd and the Century Club in Wooster Ohio discussing physiological rest substitution and wayside flowers as a cure for neurasthenia. The speaker links rest to growth, cites brain energy, fatigue toxins, and urges outdoor study and preservation of Ohio prehistoric relics for education.
Senator Morgan, a Cuban resolutions leader, files a joint resolution declaring a state of public war exists in Cuba between Spain and supporters of a separate government. He seeks speedy consideration, aims to pass before concurrent resolutions, and favors keeping any wartime measure aligned with the president. The report includes wartime actions and Cuban insurgent advances against Spanish troops.
Senator Brice of Ohio and Governor Thornton clashed over a senate amendment to validate Santa Fe county bonds for a railroad and the Santa Fe capital project. Santa Fe residents branded the bonds fraudulent, while Thornton denied personal motives and Brice denied any improper influence.
Shipwrecked mariners and crew from Apuawneh and Schweigaard among passengers arriving on the British steamer Humbert from the Azores and Bermuda. Crew condemned at Fayal Kealang and Bermuda. two captains aboard the Animean bark S R. Tears and other figures named amid a string of maritime incidents. Also notes on a Salvation Army event, a deathbed report of Ward the 300000 dollar swindler, and various political and local notices.
Omana March 21 reports an amimuat conference where Manderson and McKinley forces in Nebraska reached a pact. Creverson supporters withdraw opposition to a McKinley delegation, in return McKinley backs the name of Cremeral Mandron, unless they judge McKinley will be nominated.
Erie Pennsylvania on March 2 reports preparations for a major railroad men’s meeting next Thursday. More than 1,000 delegates from eastern Ohio western New York and Pennsylvania plus parts of Canada will participate to form a confederation of railroad unions and associations.
March 21 reports Ira Ingraham of Azaha awarded the handsome bronze medal by the Chicago Alumni Association for the university’s best alumnus, with a cash testimonial of 375 dollars from ex-Senator Thomas W Palmer. Also noted, United States Consul Williams confirms Oliveno Agramonte is a Spain subject, not U S. Fraudulent county bonds worth 25,000 surfaced in O’Neill Nebraska, dated 1873. county organized 1876. Lime factory fire in Rocerano Maine causes up to 70,000 in damages to Perry Brothers and adjacent properties.
Washington March 21 The house committee on commerce in charge of Nicaragua canal legislation indicated a disposition to proceed with careful deliberation before making recommendations to the house.
Local briefs and notices feature routine community happenings and small events gathered from the Hew itat vont section, with local names and places appearing in compact items. The fragmentary text reflects a daily recap of minor incidents and social notes in the Daily Republican.
Dan amp Company reviews show movement toward better outcomes remains rare. Wool prices are 68 percent higher while cotton goods slide. iron ore and coke rise. Wheat stagnant. corn movement strong with a one cent decline. Weekly failures total 261 in the U S and 49 in Canada, both up from last year. storm disruptions hit railroads in March with severe winter conditions.
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