Johnson City Notes and Local Gleanings 1887
Jonesboro Herald correspondent reports population projections for Johnson City reaching 10,000, with local court cases and bank ajustments. Notables include G. G. Stuart recovering $1,250 in damages from E. T. V. & G. Railroad, and Newton Hacker leaving Jonesboro Banking and Trust Co. Funeral details for W. C. Slemons at First Presbyterian Church.
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The Attacks on the Small Fry Politicians Exposed
A letter to the editor defends Governor Taylor and the Democratic Party stance on universal public schooling. It challenges opponents who attack federal aid to common schools by citing extracts from Taylor's campaign materials and party history. The piece disputes claims of anti federal support and argues for continued funding from public lands and other sources.
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Largest and Fastest Passenger Engine to Be Delivered
The Rhode Island Locomotive Yard will deliver the largest and fastest passenger engine yet built to the New York Providence and Boston Railroad. Main driving wheels measure six feet, cylinders eighteen inches, boiler forty four inches, with coal and water capacities described. The engine is designed for a 625 mile run from Providence to Glastonbury, with Mystic as a planned stop, and weighs between 19 000 and 25 000 pounds on the engine proper, supported by 66 000 pounds on the driving wheels.
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Veto Sustained Over Dependent Pension Bill
The House sustained the veto of the Dependent Pension bill by 175 to 125. Randall voted for the bill and against the veto, triggering strong discussion about party unity and veterans’ funding. Separate notes mention Ingalls winning the Senate presidency caucus nomination, Harris supported by Democrats, and assorted social and political tidbits from Washington and beyond.
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