Dixon Sun Published January 2 1889
Local Dixon Illinois newspaper notes weekly publication with editor W M Kennedy and a yearly subscription price of two dollars in advance dated January 2 1889.
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Newspaper
Dixon Sun
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1889
Page
4
Local Dixon Illinois newspaper notes weekly publication with editor W M Kennedy and a yearly subscription price of two dollars in advance dated January 2 1889.
Christmas Eve editorials in The Sun report Methodist ministers in Columbus Ohio urging restraint on a 100000 inauguration ball expense. They lament extravagance and party excess while noting Harrison's Christian image and the unsteady path of republican simplicity in national affairs.
The Massachusetts Tariff Reform League held its annual dinner in Boston with Secretary Fairchild present. Grover Cleveland sent a strong letter praising tariff reform as national duty and urging continued effort against selfishness and greed. He warned of temporary defeat but promised eventual victory and restored patrimony for the people.
The passage describes Blaine’s network forming a newspaper syndicate to advance his interests. It notes the purchase of The New York Graphic by a New York group led by Elkins, which backed Cleveland and tariff reform, and that The Baltimore Evening News came under Blaine’s allies. Stephen B. Elkins is the leading figure, aided by Charles Emery Smith and Whitelaw Reid.
The eleventh annual meeting of the Illinois Tile Makers Association will be held at the State House in Springfield on the 21st and 22nd. The program highlights tile manufacture, sale, and drainage use, promising broad interest for tile makers and farmers statewide. Halford addressed a Murphy temperance meeting in Indianapolis where about two hundred pledged. A Springfield bill aims to extend Chicago style election law statewide, requiring a name on the registry list to vote and eliminating sworn-in votes.
Christmas night a major fire destroyed over sixty business buildings in Marblehead Massachusetts, covering more than twelve acres and leaving about ten thousand workers unemployed. The incident accompanies news of a fireproof Congressional library plan costing over six million dollars with 1,168000 volumes to be housed. An Illinois compulsory education draft and a Springfield teachers meeting precede a state assembly session with anarchist gathering in Waverly Hall covered.
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