Republican party conflicts and Sabbath liquor questions shift Ohio vote
The Ohio results reflect Republican infighting and moral issue pressures, with Sabbath and liquor questions strongly influencing outcomes. A long illness claims Dr Ina Barrows, Providence physician born 1804 in Attleboro, Brown 1824, Harvard 1827. President Arthur’s independence noted, Cabinet shifts seen as itinerant at the capital. Folger ancestry traced to Norwich and Martha’s Vineyard. Supreme Court rulings threaten inventors who fail to fully protect claims in patents.
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General Grant on two national parties and fair elections
The speaker recalls General Grant's plain statement on retaining government control by the Republican party until two national parties exist. He argues each member should vote free of fear and have ballots honestly counted, revealing a policy to secure the greatest good for the greatest number of citizens.
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Rochester Woman Plans Homes for Southern Negro Children
Mrs Jonnie Marsh Parker of Rochester New York president of the Women’s Club known as The Ignorance Club plans to found homes for little colored children under Episcopal Sisterhood care. She prepared a paper titled Spiritual Emancipation of the Southern Negro for the Diocesan Convention.
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Washington D.C. Sees Hotel Boom as Winter Visitors Rise
Our Washington correspondent notes an unprecedented rush for houses in the Capital with rents rising ten to twenty percent. Hotels fill as expectant visitors from across the country plan stays, including New York parties building a mammoth hotel worth 1,000,000 dollars. The Arlington will be extended at 400,000 dollars by W. W. Corcoran, with ground broken immediately, and Willards Hotel will be torn down and rebuilt at 300,000 dollars. The new facilities aim to house the growing winter throng in the gay Capital.
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Reward for longest word in New Testament verse
Rutledge's Monthly offers a $20 gold prize for identifying the verse in the New Testament with the most words, not the New Revision, with entries due by November 10, 1882. If multiple correct answers tie, prize is divided and winners are published with December Monthly. entrants send 20 cents for the magazine.
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New York in 1882 Politics, wheelhorses and crimes
New York gossip centers on wealthy figures like W H Vanderbilt and Beecher while mayor Low's autocratic tactics draw debate. A brutal street attack in Fourteenth Street district shocks the city as investigations into corruption begin. The Prison Association and Mr Cutter receive cautious praise amid controversy. Australian cricketers tour, and Howard Carroll emerges as a youthful congressional hopeful with a storied background in journalism and politics.
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