Tax Payers League urged county wide organization and reform
A movement grows in the eastern county for a Taxpayers League to unite voters beyond party lines against rings and bosses. The county board votes to publish 1896 reports in party organs, while Pillsbury predicts wheat prices will rise as global demand grows and civilization advances. A split emerges in the Republican Party over civil service reform with Gen Grovensor leading calls to repeal or modify the law.
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Political pressure rises as census nears and offices promised
Legislators press for repeal or weakening of law to recruit canvass workers and reward loyal supporters with offices before reelection. Amid this, census appointments loom, with promises to township workers to stay faithful in exchange for rewards.
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