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Columbus Enquirer Sun

Location

Columbus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1888

Page

2

Look Out for a Rumpus in the Republican Camp

In the wake of the 1888 election President elect Harrison will challenge Boss Quay and party managers over patronage, promising a rumpus as he selects personal allies. The piece notes Blaine’s influence behind the scenes and predicts Democratic gains from Republican internal strife while urging Georgia to reform public schools and expand education funding. It also provides population estimates for Dakota territories and comments on statehood timelines and party strategy.

Quay Mr. Harrison Boss Quay King Pack Blaine Harrison Georgia South Albany News and Advertiser Dakota South Dakota Montana New Mexico Utah Washington Republican Party Democratic Party National Congress

Interstate Commerce Commission on railroad trusts

The Interstate Commerce Commission considers that a general railroad trust is unlikely. It sees merging or federation as impractical without new legislation. Consulting associations would be limited and ineffective, while a nationwide trust could be too dominant and easily misused.

Interstate Commerce Commission Commission

Cornmeal as a curb on flour price urged by newspapers

The piece notes editorials from the Enquirer Sun and Philadelphia Record urging cornmeal as a substitute for wheat flour as flour prices rise. It argues corn is abundant, nutritious, and could reduce bread costs, promoting corn bread ideas and elevating awareness of corn’s value as a staple.

Enquirer-Sun Philadelphia Record The America Maine Texas

Congress Opens Wide With Cleveland Tariff Message

The Fiftieth Congress begins today with President Cleveland sending his annual message. The tariff reform emphasis is expected to dominate, with the Mills tariff substitute likely to be debated soon. Senators Morrill Allison and Sherman may push for a vote, and territorial admission bills could follow the revenue matter. The American magazine debuts in Atlanta, led by J G Armstrong and C W Hubner, drawing notable writers. Hoke Smith’s tariff speech to farmers is widely cited. Chancellor Gibson's Tennessee case restraining East Tennessee Virginia Georgia Co. from ceding property to Richmond Terminal is noted and printed on the front.

Cleveland Senate Morrill Allison Sherman Chancellor Gibson Tennessee East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Company Richmond Terminal Company

Notable World Figures in Brief from Europe and America

Judge Lambert Tree departs Belgium for St Petersburg with his trunk, while Mrs Halford, wife of a future president’s private secretary, spends winters in Florida. Dhuleep Singh seeks to sell jewels in Paris and flirts with British enmity. Whistler paints a sensational Whitechapel victim, and Princess Maud of Wales crafts peacock feather screens then donates proceeds to poor children. Bismarck rebukes doctors and resumes beer and tobacco. William II clung to lobsters and salmon. Queen Victoria gifts travel books instead of shawls to favorites. A St Stephens Review note claims Mrs Leland Stanford owns the richest jewels in America. Mme Munemitsu Matsu entertains with the koto, excelling at Mikado music.

Maud of Wales Sandringham Prince Bismarck William Queen Victoria India St. Stephens Review London England States Leland Stanford Mme Munemitsu Matsu Washington Mutsu

Humorous Vignettes From Various Papers End with Election

A collage of brief comic exchanges from the New York Sun Texas Siftings Boston Transcript and Epoch plus a Chicago Tribune quip tied to the day after the election. Jokes cover salary raises mock dignity beggars hotel prices and a trite hotel-card mix up.

Mamie Jack New York Sun Texas Siftings New York Weekly John Harper's Bazar B. Jones Chicago Tribune

Disinfection Work Begins in Jacksonville Florida

Officials announce the start of citywide disinfection with Dr. Porter ordering special work clothing for operatives, and steam disinfection of clothing and bed coverings to prevent cross contamination. New rooms in Mr. F. E. Smith’s Forsyth street laundry will steam and dry items, starting tomorrow morning.

Jacksonville Fla Porter United States Marine Hospital Service Florida D. M. Echemendia Pine Street Joseph I. Porter F. E. Smith New York Smith Forsyth Street

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