Wyoming Admission bill and other 1890s notices in The Headlight
The Wyoming Admission bill passes the House with a prolong ed struggle over the family suffrage clause. Reports mention adjutant general appointment for the militia, resignation of Wynkoop for penitentiary wardenship, and a St Louis Globe Democrat dispatch about judicial nominations. Debates note Secretary Blaine’s influence on reciprocity with Argentina, and an irrigation plan by Stanford to bond property or debts to back a farm loan. The piece reflects midterm political maneuvering and legislative ideas of the era.
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Stanlor
Ohio
Sranford
Stanford
liegislature
candiatus
Senate
McCleveland
Cleveland
United States
House of
Representatives
America
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JEREMY DIODLER
Reforming the Senate by Direct Popular Selection
The piece argues for replacing legislative selection of U.S. senators with direct popular voting, likening it to presidential election instructions. It warns current methods risk a Senate controlled by wealth and favors, urging a constitutional shift toward a federal popular mandate.
Statehood dwindles as rings push for corruption control
The piece rails at statehood delays amid tepid progress by various rings while denouncing a Texan gang and urging resistance to corrupt influences. It critiques policy shifts, trade aims with Central and South America, and the impact on American thrift and imperial posture. It also advertises Pioneer Real Estate and related agents offering property and deals in the Deming Townsite.
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New Mexico
knights of the Saubier
Ione grabing
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Valles
iauvary
Central
South America
United Sites
Pioneer Agency
MoKgues & Wasmwaron
Pioneer Real Estate
Inaurans
Deming
Birohanors
NoKeres & Wasnineron
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Wyoming
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W. 8. Fletcher
Territory
Wynkoop
St. Louis Globe
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Senate Iudiciary Committee
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Jeremy Diddler
New York dun
West Virginia
swern
Pan-American Congress
Washington
Democratishearica
Republica party
inter-American Congress
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Temple state
JOHN J. QUINN & CO
Pine Street
BON TON STABLES
SILVER AVENUE
DEMING N.M
ALBERT LINDAVER
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Keebler
T. S. ROBINSON
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First National Bank
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W. A. BOLICH
Silver Ave
Spruce St
JOHN CORBETT
Dealer Ty
TIMMER
Silver City, New Mexico
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JOHN A MOSES HARRY DOBSON
PENNINGTON
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Boots & Suots
H. G. NORE
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GRANT COUNTY
Iht Nasional Bank
Tony Clark
New Grocery
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Vienna
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Clark, Piano &o's
Helles
C. H. DANE & CO
GO WIND MILLS
DEMING, NEW MEXICO
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