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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1893

Page

8

Baby Ruth Born at White House in September Era

News from Washington reports the birth of Ruth Cleveland’s baby girl at noon, the first child of a president born in the Executive Mansion. The White House buzzes with joy as Mrs. Cleveland recovers and the president shares the glad tidings, amid crowds, telegrams, and congratulatory calls.

Waatixeton Ruth Cleveland White House Washington New York Thurber Mr. Thurber Detroit Mary Emily Donelson-Wilcox Andrew Donelson Presiden Jackson Hickory Julia Dent Grant Fred Grant Donelaen W House Jefferson Tyler Sirs Wilcox Jakers Capitol Uncle Jackson Martin van Buren Misa Gora Livingston Jordan Dr. Scott

Cleveland’s acceptance letter affirms tariff for revenue

The New York Sun defends Mr. Cleveland against claims he repudiated the Chicago tariff plank. It cites his acceptance letter, the inaugural address, and the August message to show he supports tariff reform for revenue only, opposes special protections, and denounces deductions that harm the majority. It argues Cleveland aligns with the Chicago platform and will pursue tariff reform.

Pittsburgh Dispatch New York Times Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago England Boyland United States Congress N, Y Sun

Progressive Euchre Gambling Draws Judge Moon’s Crackdown

Judge Moon told the grand jury progressive euchre counts as gambling and said high society players set a bad example by playing for prizes. He argued a conviction of one prominent person would deter more than many ordinary gamblers and society reacts to the stance.

Moon Chattanooga Grand Jury Endher

Tennessee Appointments Fourth Class Postmasters Named

Tennessee appoints fourth class postmasters including William A. Moore Astor H Bax ter Cedar Lane L H Lovell Janks ton Nisa Loula Johnson Moorenburg Samuel T Polled Durton Senator Bute recommends Capt Hr J Cheney to replace Willa whose four year service ends tomorrow The postmaster general notes Willa cannot be removed until his commission expires unless charges justify removal Willa’s commission runs until January next and rule applies to all presidential postmasters

Tennessee William A. Moore Astor H. Baxter Cedar Lane L. H. Lovell Janks Ton Nisa Loula Johnson Moorenburg Samuel T. Polled Durton Bute Hr. J. Cheney Willa Department Wills Senate Bate Rale

Delightful Way to Be Entertained James Pond Advestiniud

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