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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1882

Page

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Washington Letter notes tariff plans and political shifts

Washington dispatch reports a holiday adjournment delaying committee work, expected tariff revision passage, and Judiciary decisions on Columbus as the Court of Appeals site. It notes Speaker prospects, party majorities, and several law and crime items alongside editorials on reform and public figures.

Washington D.C House Committee of Ways and Means Committee of Judiciary Court of Appeals Columbus Michigan Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Cincinnati Hoadly House Committee On Appropriations Military Academy Orth Sam. Randall Senate Judiciary Committee Lowell Senate Commissioner of Internal Revenue Roum Congress House Ohio Republican Association United States Supreme Court Newton M. Curtis Bradley N. W. Fitzgerald Dudley

Educated bears stun crowds on city streets

A brace of bears showing notable training drew a large crowd of delighted spectators yesterday, as the animals performed in the streets and amazed onlookers with their coordinated actions.

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Senator Sherman cites liquor law and coalitions in Ohio defeat

In a Senate speech last Wednesday Senator Sherman argues the Ohio GOP loss stemmed from the liquor law and proffering whiskey and no Sunday as major factors. He says coalition with Democrats and big money subscriptions sealed the result, dismissing civil service reform as a cause. The London Echo comments on Sherman’s call to raise army size to 50,000.

New York Tribune Republican Civil Service Res Massachusetts New York Ohio Indiana California Republican Party Ple Sherman United States Senate Legislative Assembly of Cieneral Sherman United States Army London Echo Honeyland

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