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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1889

Page

3

Illinois Governor’s Mansion Cat Room and State Cat Politics

In Springfield a young girl Florence presides over the state cat room in the executive mansion with a royal lineage and plans for a new throne room. The piece recounts the state’s cat guardians, the Dowager Duchess, and impending mansion repairs as political theater unfolds.

President Hayes White House Nellie Arthur Springfield Florence Fifer Florence Dick Oglesby France Duchess of Malta Illinois Master Dick Miss Florence Oglesby General Assembly Tom” Merritt Tom

Growing Old With Happiness Lessons by Helen A Steinhauer

An essay on aging gracefully and joyfully. It urges drawing wisdom from life, living in daylight, seeking light and kindness, cultivating contentment, and accepting others’ idiosyncrasies. Turn obstacles into stepping stones and ripen like golden fruit in later years.

Weather Prophet Entertains Visitor With Blunder

A Signal Service forecaster faces an angry man after predicting mild weather while a blizzard arrived. The stranger rebukes the misprediction as zero degrees and bitter cold. The exchange ends with playful remorse from the weather staff.

John Chicago Herald

A Valuable Experience from the House of Commons Speaker

The late Lord Eversley was famed as a successful Commons speaker who always identified the right man when many rose in unison. He once said in humor, I have been shooting rabbits all my life and have learned to mark the right one, as quoted by the San Francisco Argonaut.

George H. Varnell Mount Vernon Varnell Board of Supervisors Jefferson County William D. Curtis Chicago Curtis Brown County Roy Odenweller S. P. Odenweller Industry Township Jack” Warburton Galena White Caps H. M. Miner Moultrie County Decatur Sullivan Moultrie Country Charles J. Beattie A. C. Gordon Jamieson Beattie Gordon South America Mary Shorts John Shorts Lord Eversley House of Commons San Francisco Minnesota Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Lowa Illinois Michigan Indiana Ohio Kansas Missouri St. Louis Toledo Tennessee Kentucky California San Joaquin Valley Washington Territory Tacoma

Windrim Honored as Treasury Supervising Architect

Secretary Windom appoints James H. Windrim of Philadelphia as Supervising Architect of the Treasury replacing Will A. Freret who resigned by request.

Windom James H. Windrim Philadelphia The Treasury Will A. Freret

Illinois Law-Makers Debate Bills and Appointments

Illinois Senate and House actions include reading and advancing numerous bills on contracts, draw-back checks, state printing funds, guardians, and a public guardian plan. A resolution endorsing Robert Todd Lincoln as Minister to England passed, and the valued policy bill was approved 90 to 32 after debate.

Senate One Agena Oeee Lasalle Circuit Court LaSalle County House Reinhardt Secretary of State State House Eckhardt Herrick Secrest Pierce White General Assembly Brown Green St. Louis Thomas Campbell Hadley Crawford Evans Washington United States Court of St. James Robert Todd Lincoln House of Representatives Illinois England James G. Blaine Stephenson County J. Fisher Crafts Institutions of Learning Robert T. Lincoln

Eating with Fingers and Royal Babies in Society

A comic essay on table manners contrasts finger eating versus forks and notes cultural cleanliness. It jokes that royal babies like Alfonso of Spain lack playmates, implying a lonely fate for a lone king among European royals.

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Affairs IN State Cats Clarkson Beaverville Iroquois County Cleophas Bonreau G. Caillonette Camargo Douglas County Thomas A. Edmonson W.S. Fulton Livingstone County Alexander M. Brewster Thomas Feehey Donovan John Nelson A. ©. Morrison Fish Hook Pike County Levi Gardner John Moyer Hinesborough Emma Gardner P. W. Hines Hume Edgar County Harvey Boone C. A. Minor New Salem John B. Watson Daniel Cover Piper City Ford County Edwin D. Cook Mary D. Horan Prairie du Rocher Randolph County J. R. Duclois A. L. Branch Ridge Farm Vermillion County Lidia Carter H. Harrison Louis Neebe Fifer Oscar Neebe Neebe Julius 8. Grinnell Harrison Mr. Grinnell F.S. Winston Leonard Swett Helen A. Steinhauer Windrim Illinois Law-Makers Alfonso Spain Europe
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