Honest Government and reform push across party lines
A Northwest newspaper column urges workingmen to back honest politics and the Democratic party, criticizing Republicanism as a sham. It highlights reform under Grover Cleveland, calls for ending land grabs, and endorses active voter support to remove waste and monopolies. Reports on gas regulation bills, a county inconsistency in enforcing licensing, and local tax and price controls, with brief notes on Texas excitement and a medicine promotion.
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Henry Georare
New York
Herald
Democratic Party
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Cleveland
White House
Party of the Democracy
Ireland
Washington Letter on May Festivities and Garfield Statue
Washington letter describes spring preparations and May events in the capital. It notes parades, camp arrangements for the National Drill, the Garfield statue unveiling, and the Army of the Cumberland ceremonies with details on the drill grounds, tents, and a panorama of the Merrimac Monitor battle. It also lists patent grants and notable names associated with the era.
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Wastinerry
Winstow
Kurstine
Washington
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Salvation Anny
Jockey Club
Garfield Stetow
Army of the Cumberland
Kolfer
Merrimac Monitor
Hampton Roads
Augur
Georgetown
Auger
Congress
Capitol Hill
Garfield
Obey
Cave of Sweety Honey Cave Discovery in Jersey
Morris County locals report a remarkable honey cave found under a rock bluff near Littleton. Haning and two farmers faced swarming bees, detonated rock to reveal a large hollow chamber packed with honeycomb of various colors. The cave shows multiple honey deposits and wax barriers between bee swarms. Estimated honey value runs to thousands of pounds, with investigators guarding exact location for now.
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Sweety
Joseph Fi
Jersey
A. Honing
Faney
Youte
Littleton
Morris County
Torbay
North Jersey
Pareipang
Morrie Plaing
Haning
Young Haning
Political Study for Girls by Mary A. Tirvermones
A Brahmin traveler laments Indias stagnation while England advances and a companion argues that Western women, educated in science, art, and social issues, prompt men to greater efforts. The piece urges young women to study current governance, reform, and national problems, treating civic learning as essential as classical education.
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England
India
Mary A. Tirvermones
No Royal Road to Destroy Weeds in Perpetual Warfare
The article argues there is no easy path to eradicating weeds and compares weed-control to constant warfare. It suggests ploughing deep with a double moldboard to bury weed roots and delaying destruction until midsummer when heat and growth are maximal, noting some plants tolerate burning and that fighting weeds requires exploiting their weaknesses.
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