National Capital correspondence reports Senate confirms Speer as District Judge
Editorial correspondence from Washington notes the Senate's 26 to 25 vote confirming Emory Speer as District Judge with Brown in support and Colgutt opposing, plus turnover in the House Elections Committee and a favorable view of Speaker Turner. It describes the dedication of the Washington Monument, Cleveland's impending inauguration, and hopes to see Maston ONeal in Washington at the 4th of March ceremonies.
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Emory Speer
Senator Brown
Speer
Colggut
Brown
Hale
House Elections Committee
Congress
Frederick-Wilson
Iowa
Frederick
Wilson
H. G. Turner
Turner
National Republican
Hennepin Canal
Georgia
Henepin Canal
Committee On Railways and Canals
Washington Monument
Washington
Egypt
St. Peters
Rome
Cologne
Robert C. Winthrop
Massachusetts
Long
Hall of Representatives
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Ben Hill
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Grover Cleveland
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South
Cleveland
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Lamar
Garland
Democrats
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Ordinray
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Chicago
Buford Family Tragedy Ties to Lunacy and Death
Col Tom Buford of Kentucky who slain Judge Elliott to stop a bench decision involving his sister's property died in the asylum last week. His family lost all their property after the murder and his brother Gen Abe Buford the noted turfman, committed suicide. Mr Cleveland said his inaugural address would be short plain and simple noting his plain terse manner is often echoed by the people and shows how far the republic has drifted from the mooring of the fathers.
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Mr. Cleveland
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Live for Something by Dr Chalmers on mortality
The exhortation urges living a meaningful life through deeds of kindness mercy and love. It contrasts those who pass unremembered with those who leave enduring monuments of virtue. The message emphasizes writing one’s name in hearts rather than on stone.
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