Resignations and deaths mark busy week in public life
Gim Hxeron Laxanby of Ontario resigns from ministry while noted cleric Venr Rev. Guneet Exdorr dies aged around 111. Obituaries include James Russert Lowsor and Granoe Jones of media circles. Washington and international items report political shifts, church losses, and charges from Maryland to Poland. Swiss fortifications, Russian export bans on rye, and European tensions color the week.
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Death of Mrs Polk widow of James K Polk
The aged widow of the tenth U S president James K Polk died at Nasuvirux Tennessee at 7:80 yesterday morning surrounded by family. Born Sarah Childress on September 4 1803 she was educated at a Moravian school in Salem North Carolina and married Polk who rose from Tennessee legislator to president. She reformed White House entertainments forbidding refreshments and dancing while remaining popular in society. She became a Presbyterian in 1864 and lived in Nashville after her husband’s death.
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Farmers Alliance voices in Democratic era debates
The Farmers Alliance leaders tout democracy while factions argue over wheat policy and monetary reform. Missouri storage receipts and subtreasury ideas mirror national disputes as farmers push for cheap credit and protections against market swings, with partisan critiques shaping alignment.
America Faces Billions in Gains From Profits This Year
Telegrams report fans profits will reach 1b more in the U S this year amid lingering low mood. Other items note lynching of Mooney's shooters in Alabama after hostage prisoners were seized from guards. Nicaragua renews immigration incentives offering 120 acres per immigrant family and 60 for single men. Treasury shipments of small notes to the West total 6.25m with nearly 4m shipped this month. Deaths include Mrs J G Cuvur of Harris Arka at 95 and Dr W C McCox of Decatur Ala. A Kentucky link shows long legal career. Alabama agriculture reports 92 percent state average and 87 percent crop prospects. Marriages include A McCoxpent and Lula McGregory in Paducah Ky. Stock and crime notes follow with weekly U S mortality and crop figures.
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Alajame Carnation
Politics and Party in a Defining Light
The piece argues politics is the science of government not mere party allegiance. It traces party evolution from principle to opposition strategy, noting prejudice and patriotism bind factions. It warns that party whips drive voters to polls regardless of candidate or policy.
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The Deadly Parallel and Kansas Property Valuation
A fragmented editorial discusses speculative financial schemes and a “deadly parallel” warning, referencing a syndicate and banking manipulation. It notes July 1 and past coverage, then shifts to a state measure where Kansas property valuation for 591 results show 641,645,078 total value, about 8,774,909 less than the previous year.
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