Presidential Speakership race nerves Washington
A dozen candidates vie for the House Speakership as Blaine’s resignation plans fade. Frye stays in the House. He is favored with others like Hiscock Burrows Dunlap Kasson Orth and Kelly in contention amid reapportionment debates and funding bills.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad honored Ohio editors with special train
The Ohio Editorial Association praised the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for providing a special train of coaches to Baltimore and Washington and for hosting them at a fine hostelry. Col C K and the courteous general er a led the effort. The act showcased the railroad's financial ability and care in roadbed, furnishings, and attendants ensuring traveler safety and comfort. A mysterious case in death was reported to be prevalent tomorrow.
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Lawyer McFarlane Converts to Republican Faith in New York
W. W. McFarlane, law partner of General Barlow and friend of General Garfield, abandons the Democratic Party citing lack of discernible principles and aligning with Republicans. The report also notes a brutal incident where John Cummins, a Licking County farmer, nailed his son's tongue to wood and whipped him.
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