Obituaries and Resolutions of Respect in 1894 issue
In a 1894 publication the paper lists obituaries and resolutions of respect and includes editorial notes on politics and international affairs. It discusses U S government debt from the Mexican War, the Electoral College outlook, Grover Cleveland, Japan, Denmark and Germany trade policies, and ambassadorial actions related to beef imports and tariff matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Germany
United States
Runyon
Berlin
Origin of Thanksgiving Appointment and Political Ramifications
A historical survey traces the origins of Thanksgiving from 1575 Leyden to 1789 Washington proclamations, detailing presidential and gubernatorial practices through the Civil War and into modern times. The piece also analyzes current congressional maneuvering over free trade bills and the risk of fiscal stalemate as the new session nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyden
Holland
Charlestown
Ireland
Franklin
New England
Massachusetts Bay
Congress
Washington
Madison
New York
Gov. Johnson
Virginia
Gov. Wise
Lincoln
Carlisle Resignation Urged Over Bond Sale Dispute
Irv secretary Carlisle urged to resign from Cleveland cabinet after a tense dispute over a bond sale. The last act of his chief negotiator LEY tw tee leyel loan coincided with Carlisle denying any need for a bond sale and calls for severing official connections grow amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irv
Carlisle
Cleveland
Judge Tuley Advocates Arbitration Reform at Chicago Congress
Judge Tuley, father of Illinois arbitration law, urged that free workers and capitalists cannot be compelled to labor or invest against their will. He proposed forming incorporated labor and capitalist groups with appointed arbitration committees to settle disputes and warned that noncompliance could forfeit corporate rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Ambassador Bayard
White House
Shield
Chicago
Congress of Arbitration and Conciliation
Civic Federation of Chicago
Tuley
Illinois
Thankful Thoughts on a Nation’s Trials and Hope
A reflective meditation on a year of hardship and resilience. The speaker honors Liberty and Law, notes widespread distress from famine to unrest, yet urges gratitude and learning from suffering while guiding future generations with tempered wisdom and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Liberty
Law
Hizh urges faith and duty in future generations
The address exhorts loyalty to ancestral teachings, selfless offerings, and repentance for past errors. It lauds gratitude with self-discipline and dedication, contrasting barren gratitude with purposeful living and the country’s destined rise.
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