Revenue and War Debates Dominate Congress This Week
Senate debated the Revenue bill and tariff changes while the House advanced naval and copyright measures. President Arthur faced Cabinet pushback on political assessments and stated no official will be discharged for noncontribution. Nominations and reports on military, consular, and Indian affairs were handled amid extensive testimony in the Star-route case.
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England
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Political turmoil and violence ripple through nations and states
A chaotic jumble of reports covers explosive events from protests in Alaska and Alaska creoles to violent confrontations in Ohio and Illinois, plus international drama in Egypt and Constantinople. Nominations, elections, and legal notices intertwine with tales of war, famine, and political infighting.
Republican Con Torebs a clear majority in the House
The New York Sun laments a Republican majority in the House and charges that Civil Service Reform was betrayed by leaders. It criticizes Conkling Cameron Logan and Roberson, notes dishonorable fund raising and political assessments, and alleges repeated abuse of reform pledges and party standards.
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W.E. Coleman
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Lincoln Monument and Fountain Funded by Bates Will
The late Elf Bates of Chicago wills 840000 for a Lincoln monument and 315000 for a fountain in Lincoln Park. The piece also recalls Miss Harriet Altae and remarks on public figures and a portrait of cultural life with notes about Longfellow and others, ending with Chicago Tribune references to Annie Louise Cary and the Cary musical family.
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Herese
Y. Herald
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Joséph Cary
Flora Bary
William Cary
Marcia Cary
J.C. Merrill
Portland
Bikinie
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Samuel Cary
Annie Louise Cary
Ada Cary
Hicago Tribune
Humorous Bits From Odd Local Bits and Oddities
A Norfolk era humor column sketches assorted quirks from daily life. It cites a voting lady in Groaceater Wines parenots, a Kentucky man weighing brick yard versus bon-bon shop, and brothers who built a house like a molar. It also notes a piano pupil gag, a Brooklyn flirtation joke, a Miss Nellie party, and Parisux fashion of canes.
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The Thrifty Jones and Smith Stock Scandal
Story from Cleveland Herald about a New York like corporation with 1,000,000 capital and 10,000 shares owned by John Jones and Sam Smith. Jones increases stock by 5,000 shares, gains a majority, and appoints himself President and Treasurer. He raises salary to 350,000, consuming the former 100,000 dividend while Sam ends with less.
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