Dixon Sun April 17 1889 brief notice
The Dixon Sun from Dixon Illinois publishes weekly on Wednesdays with terms two dollars yearly in advance.
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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1889
Page
3
The Dixon Sun from Dixon Illinois publishes weekly on Wednesdays with terms two dollars yearly in advance.
Local editorials defend Rep. Dixon and Bradshaw against attacks over the Chicago telephone bill. They warn the plan harms smaller towns, favoring Chicago while risking broader state telephony, urging steady opposition for the public good. Rhode Island results and ballot reform debates also noted amid partisan rhetoric.
The Springfield Republican rebukes President Harrison for dismissing Pearson from the New York post office, argues the move betrays Chicago platform reform, and discusses civil service aims and postmaster elections by the people. It notes Springer’s improved stance on civil service reform.
The Northern Illinois Teachers Association will convene in Aurora on Friday and Saturday the 26th and 27th. E. E. White, LL D superintendent of Cincinnati schools will deliver the lecture The Duty of the Hour Friday night. The program lists Chas McMurray South Evanston Supt Bayliss Sterling Principal Smith Rockford Prof Jenks Galesburg Supt Bright Englewood and Principal Hatch Rock Island.
A report notes Mr. Harrison's remark to a Democratic senator acting for a candidate to join the Civil Service Commission. He argued that in appointing Democrats by law he should only recognize protectionists, calling the stance an injustice to a large part of the party.
The recent voting across Montana’s principal towns and cities clearly indicates the state will enter the Union with two senators and a single representative for the democracy.
An advertisement from The Suns office promotes wedding invitation and party invitation printing and general printing services offering tailored suits to customer wishes.
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