Kentucky Democratic convention in Louisville endorses unity and reform
The Kentucky State Democratic convention in Louisville elected Hon. John G. Carlisle as permanent chairman. Carlisle urged party unity, rejection of faction, and defense of Democratic principles. He warned against aggregation of government power and urged support for Grover Cleveland’s administration and civil service reform. The report notes strong partisan rhetoric and predictions about the 1884 campaign.
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John G. Carlisle
Carlisle
Democratic Party
Jet Uch Man
United States
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Jackson
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Carelixle
Inns
Simon Boliver Buckner
Grover Cleveland
Ireland
Jast House of Representatives
Iowa
Man Ages and the Great Change in Health Beliefs
Analyzes social and medical shifts across the United States and Britain, noting moves from Pittsburgh to Alabama, industry relocations, and evolving views on kidney health. Highlights rising use of medical analysis, Warner's Safe Cure, and the belief that kidney disorders underpin many deaths as public health awareness grows.
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Business Club urges unity to grow local industry
A column extols nationwide factory activity and likens exchanges among iron, lead, rail, shipping, and mining to a single tree of industry. It urges pooling issues, forming a common front, and urban improvements including roads and street discipline, with a meeting next Friday to discuss new measures.
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