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Political shift over Monroe Democrats and strained federal appointments
The Monroe County Democratic convention at Newcomerstown rejected Senator Crowell’s civil rights bill support and voting for Governor Hoadly’s appointee. The era’s factional rift surfaced as Dave Okey influenced a resolutions panel, omitting Crowell’s name and signaling deep party tensions.
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Indignant congressman confronts postmaster general in aisle
Ohio Democrat Beriah Wilkins confronts the Postmaster General over appointments. A Wisconsin official reads a bundle of endorsements and insists on sworn charges against incumbents. The exchange ends with Wilkins declaring his preference for a Democrat in and a Republican out, then walking away.
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Notes by the Wayside Smacks of Diverse Oddities and News
A collage of brief items, inclining toward curiosities and scattered facts. Mentions 176 street railroads in the United States, Knights of Labor assemblies, a Nebraska druggist, and various political and social notes. Random anecdotes and quotes reflect late 19th century topics, with little cohesive narrative.
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