Democratic campaign of education targets Van Houten family
The Atlantic Telegraph exposes the Democratic state central committee’s campaign of education aimed at Republican lieutenant governor candidate Geo. Van Houten. It accuses the party of public shaming his family with coarse rhetoric and personal attacks to sway farmers. The piece contrasts this with a purported campaign of education focused on measures, not individuals. It also notes a Spanish Reciproc ity table and ends with details on the new United States navy armored cruiser New York.
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Blunder Boies tag sparks pithy Iowa politics clash
The Fairfield Ledger notes Horace Boies faces sharp criticism over a New York corn speech and a Cherokee stance on liquor. It calls the governor’s pardons weak and argues his views clash with Iowa’s traditions, urging voters to condemn him in November.
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Mrs Wesley's patient schooling of her children at five
A Harper's Young reader notes Susanna Wesley delayed teaching children to read until age five, contrasting with peers who learned earlier. It cites a biographer mentioning a divine child who mastered Greek by five. The piece also mentions William H. Vanderbilt's residence boasting a very handsome private bathroom.
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America
Sugar Duty Debates Split Over Springer Position
The Chicago Tribune examines whether Springer supports cheap sugar or a restored duty, noting voters question if he holds the same stance and could wield legislative power to alter the sugar tariff. The piece also critiques free coinage and warns Iowa wageworkers would bear the cost, urging Republican explanation to working class Democrats.
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Hail Blows Out Mule Eye In Sudden Storm
Ed Johnson, a colored farmer from five miles north of the city, reported a hailstone struck his mule’s eye while he hurried to shelter. The eye was knocked out as the mule reared during a sudden storm, leaving a continuous dripping socket.
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Reverend Edward Everett Hale Birth and Career Overview
Edward Everett Hale born in Boston on April 8 1822. He graduated Harvard 1839 and served as an usher in the Latin School. Licensed to preach in 1842 by the Boston Association of Congregational Ministers. He led the Church of the Unity Worcester 1846–1856 and then the South Congregational Boston. Hale rose from reporter to editor in chief of the Boston Daily Advertiser.
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Woman Official Mrs J M Flower in Chicago Education Board
Mrs J M Flower a Boston native and Packard Institute graduate selected for the Chicago board of education in 1891. She taught six years in Madison Wisconsin, married Mr Flower there, and later moved to Chicago. Active in philanthropic and moral reform groups, she has held official roles in multiple organizations.
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Bishop Ryan of Buffalo Born in Ottawa in 1825
The Right Rev J B Ryan Catholic bishop of Buffalo was born in Ottawa Canada on January 1 1825. He moved to Pennsylvania as a child and studied at St Charles Seminary Philadelphia then Missouri with the Lazarist community finishing at Cape Girardeau. He was ordained in St Louis in 1849 and consecrated bishop on November 8 1868.
Glasgow Considers City Lighting via Gas-Operated Substations
Glasgow weighs an electric lighting system for private buildings and streets. Gas companies propose numerous small substations powered by gas motors to illuminate the city, a plan reported by the New York Telegram.
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Not in the Wood Summer Bord er Prices and Poor Accommodations
A brief exchange from the New York Weekly shows a summer boarder complaining about high prices and shabby lodgings. Mrs Hayfork defends charging top rates, insisting respect is not due to guests who pay for poor accommodations.
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