Boundary dispute and partisan politics in 1895
The article reports on Venezuela and British Guiana boundary commission funding, Ohio inauguration preparations for Gov elect Bushnell, and debates on greenbacks and public accountability. It notes Republican strength, Cleveland era policies, and U S stance on Monroe doctrine amid fears of war with Britain.
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Jon Guress
Venezuela
British Guiana
Bushnell
Ohio
United States
Great Britain
Political neglect and the duty of vigilance in government
Ex-President Harrison is cited on the need for constant citizen watchfulness over government. The piece argues delegation does not relieve citizens of duty and favors persistent engagement, noting voters’ episodic interest after elections and urging continuous oversight to prevent delinquency.
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Bryce
Harrison
Salvation Army
Seoner
Methodist Sunday School Christmas Exercises Draw Large Crowd
Monday evening in city hall the Methodist Sunday school held its Christmas exercises and annual treat. Prof Wilkie Boughton presided as pupils delivered songs and recitations to a full house of proud parents and other attendees. The Home children received special applause for their polished performance and Geo L Pillsbury sang a solo to the delight of all.
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Methodist Sunday School
Wilkie Boughton
Geo. L. Pillsbury
Ezala Fe
Washington Letter on Cleveland and Monroe Doctrine Fallout
Washington dispatch discusses President Cleveland's Monroe Doctrine message and a self-inflicted political misstep. It notes British pressure, chances of financial panic, and uncertainties over tariff policy during Christmas. It lists committee changes and quotes Admiral Meade on naval balance and a speculative warning on Anglo American war. It also reports a fatal shooting near Bower's school, Clark Metcalf killed by an accidental gun discharge.
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Wall Street
Congress
Cleveland
London
United States
United State
Democratic Congress
Republican Party
Wasniveroy
D. C
Mr. Cleveland
British Guiana
Venezuela
New York Chamber of Commerce
New York
England
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Reed
Representative Payne
N. Y
Representative Dingley
Maine
Payne
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Bower’s
Clark
Fletcher Metcalf
Edgar Carpenter
Young Metcalf
The New Year’s Bells Poem by Alice Florence Pilcher
Poem urging bells to ring softly for the old year’s knell and the new year’s birth. It blends themes of farewell and hope, calling bells to tell of lessons learned, renewal, and peaceful change. The author praises joy, peace, and the swift growth of virtue in the newborn year.
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Alice Florence Pilcher
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Mary KR. Dye
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Woop & Woop
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Jackson Davis
Manhattan
Kan
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Shade
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Pratts Fork
John Fox
Chester
T Automatic Carpet Stretcher and Tucker Co
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