Cleveland and the party in power in doubt
The text describes President Cleveland balancing party loyalty with reform aims. It notes his modest popular mandate, Democrats gaining House strength but a Republican Senate, and mugwumps urging a partisan purge. Cleveland seeks measured civil service reform, resisting a total partisan sweep while aligning with practical governance.
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Cleve
Jackson
People
Blaine
Haine
Cleveland
House
Senate
Aelvil
Democratic ‘Party
Non- partisan reforms under President Cleveland era
The article analyzes President Cleveland's governance emphasizing his independence from Congress, frequent vetoes chiefly against pension bills, and restraint on civil war veterans' pensions. It notes reforms shifting power toward executive responsibility, including a fixed presidential line of succession and a mechanism to settle disputed electoral votes enacted February 3 1887, aiming to prevent constitutional crises.
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Mr. Cleveland
Congress
House
Senate
General Jackson
Cleveland
Jackson
Arthur
Aricks
Vice Cleveland
Executive Department
United States
Treasury
Navy
Secretary of the Interior
South Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Decision Rest With States As Voter Origin Declared
The excerpt argues that final judgment should lie with the states of origin for voters and that confession should judge disputes only when two state tribunals conflict, necessitating outside intervention. It describes lengthy debate and conferences to craft a law acceptable to both houses, and notes broad agreement and satisfaction with the Jesuit.
Labor situation and rising anarchist threat in 1880s America
The article traces late nineteenth century economic and labor upheaval in the United States. It covers interstate commerce acts, disallowing rate discrimination and pooling by railroads, the rise of labor and immigrant discontent, the Knights of Labor surge to 600,000, and the Haymarket riot's impact on radicalism and the birth of the American Federation of Labor amid growing unrest and capital concentration.
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Cleveland
Tere Wits
Abe
United States
Bonater ‘Neapas
Eartners
Netailyapem
Amaior
Senecaet
Maleraston Corea Ti
Newnatan
ePpluseet
Conan
Eta
Zebastag
Congress
Arom
Comevees
Oasis
Knights of Labor
America
Atill
Haymarket
Chicago
Knights F Labor
Great Order
American Federation of Labor
Tariff Revision and Democratic Split in 1887
The piece recounts how tariff policy shaped economic tensions across regions and classes. It highlights Samuel J. Randall's pro protectionist stance within the Democratic Party, President Cleveland's push for tariff reform, and the 1887 House effort led by Mills to pass a conservative free trade bill that stalled in the Senate.
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Cleveland
Democratic Party
Samuel J. Randall Navivania
House of Representatives
Kentucky
Randall
House
Morrison
Nilinote
Carll
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
California
New Jersey
Congress
Mr. Randall
Committee of Ways and Means of
Mills
Texas
Senate
Naa
Political Shift During Cleveland Era in 1888 Campaign
The text notes a major policy shift by Cleveland in the 1888 presidential campaign. It asserts he acted without consulting congressional leaders, making an imperative policy move to relief the country. Party leaders reacted with dismay fearing backlash and possible defeat.
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Cleveland
Fle
The Election of 1880 and the Rise of Harrison
The passage outlines the 1880 U S presidential contest where Cleveland faced Harrison, noting Cleveland's bold stand and party dynamics. It recounts shifts in party power, tariff debates, and the public’s move toward policy over faction, with changes in election law and reforms signaling a new era. It ends with the transition of government control to Harrison and ongoing foreign policy issues, including fisheries and Alaska.
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Blaine
Garfield
Cleveland
Binnie
Themaelven
Mr. Cleveland
Ita
Estrianioe
Maine
Senate
United States
North Pacific
Alaska
Russia
Bering Wea
England
Mr. Harrison
New Sectionalism Emerging Across a Nation
The piece describes a transformed Republican era under Mr. Harrison signaling a shift from Civil War and Reconstruction era politics to a modern industrial age. It argues that a true sectionalism now appears not in politics but in economic and regional development, with frontier lines fading yet new regional divides emerging between industrialized eastern hubs and western and southern agricultural and mining areas.
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Harrison
Republican Party
Mississippi
Rockies
Pacific
Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes
Mason and Dixon
Townsend Noted For County Seat And Agricultural Center
Townsend is described as the county seat of Broadwater County and a hub for large scale farming and livestock trade. The text compares major rivers and railways, mentioning North Island rivers and the Northern Pacific and Great Northern rail lines with mileage figures.
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Townsend
Broadwater County
New Zealand
North Island
Oath Island
Northsea Pacific
Great Northern Railway
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Wyoming university finds largest dinosaur skeleton
In Wyoming, geology professor William Martow Reed credited with discovering what is described as the largest dinosaur skeleton yet found. The discovery marks a major paleontological milestone for the university and region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming University
Wyoming
William Martow Reed
Ascension Day Sermon by Dr Wolfe Inspires Knights Templars
In Mountain View Methodist church Rev George D Wolfe preached to Knights Templars and families on Ascension day. He stressed Christ's ascension, the triumph over death, and the eternal hope in Jesus, the crucified and risen savior who empowers believers to live a holy life.
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Mountain View Methou@e
George D. Wolfe
Knights Templars
Christ
Jesus
Bethlehem
Judea
Jerusalem
Trumph
Fox
Nazareth
God
Paul
Jenith Christ
Immanuel
Jesus Christ
Ascended Christ as Intercessor and Guide. Nuggets Mentioned
The article reflects on the high priestly role of Christ, ascended to heaven and present with believers as intercessor and companion. It notes faith, endurance, and the good fight of faith, with a brief odd insertion about J. A. Andrew of Shire and tract in California supplying him valuable nuggets, including gold and platinum.
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Galilee
Jerusalem
J. A. Andrew
Shire and Tract
California
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Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
William Henry Harison
Tyler
Ann
Connecticut
North
Sdvice
Becaus
Kvernment
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Australia
Great Britain
DR. Wolfe
Knights
Anseal Ascension Day
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