Wrapper of News From Various Fronts and Figures
The piece surveys political figures and actions across states, noting legislative delays on a pond bill, a Washington money count in New York, and Massachusetts Governor Long’s stance on capital punishment. It recounts Grant's changed view on Porter, Ohio House committee influences, and a Virginia governor's reform suggestions, ending with a reader note on Golden Days for Boys and Girls.
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Scott
Ohio House
James Elverson
Philadelphia
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Governor Foster's Ohio address urges statue for Garfield
Gov Foster urges placing a Garfield statue in the National Hall of Presidents in Washington as Ohio deserves two statues. He notes rising local indebtedness from 21.9 million in 1875 to 44.1 million, while funded debt falls to 6.2 million. He calls for Public Works Board investigation and reform summaries. Postmaster General Howe defends fiscal restraint and efficiency in postal service.
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Treasury Department
Congress
the Treasury
Sherman
Govenor Foster
General Assembly of
Ohio
Garfield
Old Hall of Representatives
Washington
Board of Public Works
Howe
Chicago
Senate
Postal Department
Inauguration Day Notes from Ohio Governor Foster
Charles Foster was inaugurated for a second term as Ohio governor amid a large crowd and optimistic mood. The address urged careful handling of legislative rules, combatting absenteeism, and prudent state governance while noting the nation’s recent tragedy and ongoing economic prosperity.
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Monnay Chas
Foster
Ohio
Ready to Begin the Session Business
The speaker states readiness to proceed with the session’s business and anticipates public approval for the meeting’s agenda. The remark signals formal start and confidence in the proceedings.
Nature of coal formation eludes chemical solution
The article discusses unresolved questions about coal formation. It challenges the view that coal is mainly carbon and argues coal is a complex mixture of many compounds. It notes the difficulty of distinguishing these components and the variability of distillation products across coals with similar carbon content.
Editor Declines Patti Messiah Comparison
Emmett Tompkins writes to the Messenger declining any comparison between the Patti Messiah entertainment at Cincinnati and the Marietta College Glee Club. He notes he has never heard the latter group and asks to be excused from comment.
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Messenger
Cincinnati
Marietta College Glee Club
Emmett Tompkins
Free remedy for youthful errors circulates from Rev. Inman
Special notices offer a free cure for nervous weakness and early decay. The ad claims the recipe was found by a missionary in South America and asks readers to mail a self addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T. Inman in New York City.
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South America
Joseph T. Inman
New York
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