National Politics in Springfield Speech by Hon Sherman
Ohio Senator John Sherman denounces the Democratic party, contrasts constitutional views, praises Republican policy, and defends Civil War legacies and current governance. He cites Prohibition, labor laws, and tariff policy to argue the Republicans protect national power, human rights, and economic progress while criticizing Cleveland administration and Democratic misdeeds.
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Democracy and the Tariff Debate in Congress
The piece argues that twelve years of Democratic control of the House failed to pass any bill to cut war taxes or stop the surplus. It notes the leaders’ inability to secure consideration on tax reduction despite large majorities in the last two Congresses, calling into question their stated intentions.
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Must Pass A Bill For That Purpose Says New Fork World
The New Fork World argues talk will not accomplish the goal urging lawmakers to act with formal legislation. The piece frames the debate as a call for action beyond rhetoric.
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Republicans Nominate Col Fred D Grant For State Office
The New York State Republican Convention at Saratoga nominated Col Fred D Grant unanimously for Secretary of State. Other selections include Jesse S Lamoreaux for Comptroller, James H Carmichael for State Treasurer, James A Dennison for Attorney General, and O H P Cornell for State Engineer and Surveyor. The platform champions protection, civil service reform, and veteran support while criticizing Cleveland and Hill.
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Chicago Tribune
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Ulysses SS. Grant
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International Tribunal of Egypt
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O. H. P. Cornell
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Seth Low
Warner Miller
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Jesse S. Lamoreaux
Saratoga County
James A. Dennison
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The Prime Minister and the Power of Persecution
Brooklyn reports the Brooklyn Tabernacle reopens after improvements as Dr. Talmage preaches on Joseph the Prime Minister. He argues public abuse elevates worthy Christians, citing Joseph, Wesley, and martyrs, and links persecution to worldly advancement and divine providence.
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Life stages expose different morbid trends in health
The piece outlines how old age brings arterial degeneration, middle life bears risks from excesses and stress, while youth and infancy suffer higher mortality largely from ignorance, poor nourishment, and infectious diseases. It warns that habits like tobacco harm youth most, affecting brain and nervous development.
Hints to Mothers and a Press Club Day
A Boston Courier dialogue recalls a Vassar student urged to write on practical topics, producing a series titled Hints to Mothers. The Press Club dispatches describe a dull day for reporters with several funerals and burials, followed by improving prospects.
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When What Is Good Comes of Age and Is Likely to Live
Quote attributed to George Eliot about maturation and enduring value, suggesting celebration when virtue or merit becomes enduring and ready to endure.
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