Washington Letter from May 14 1888 on Bayard and citizenship
The Washington Letter discusses Secretary Bayard instructing Minister McLane on protecting naturalized Americans in France from forced military service, insisting citizenship cannot be questioned by France. It also covers Senate actions on Chief Justice nomination delay claims, the Ewing defalcation case, and the feiting of railroad land grants alongside pension funding for the year.
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Bayard
McLane
France
United States
Edmunds and
Evarts
Senate Judiciary Committee
Fuller
Jas. W. Ewing
Ewing
Senate
House Committee On Appropriations
Jay Eye Lee to Attend June Races in Freeport
The horseman Jay Eye Lee is announced to be at the June racing events in Freeport, with spectators and racing fans eyeing his appearance.
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The Second Hand Store advertises low priced goods and buybacks
Vendor explains the shop offers new and second hand household items at low prices. He buys disposals and resales to buyers, noting a new kitchen goods stock and glassware, chairs, tables, and chamber suites. The store sits opposite Appleford's agricultural store on Main Street.
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Appleford
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