Mills bill battle splits House Republicans and Democrats
The Mills tariff bill is framed as a moderate reform to reduce war-time duties and curb excess taxation. Supporters argue it benefits farmers, workers, and industry while cutting waste, while opponents warn of a high overall tariff and a growing plutocracy. Editorial notes add colorful commentary on political absurdities and camp life.
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Congress
Richmond
Clay
Nick
Mereto
Sundesvoll fire devastates town and two villages
The State department was informed by the U.S. minister at Stockholm of the destruction by fire of Sundesvoll and two nearby villages. Loss is estimated at nine million dollars. Also notes historical campaign names, a Kentucky elector’s suicide, and Virginia fairs starting earlier this year.
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State Department
Washington
United States
Stockholm
Sundesvoll
Virginia
Civil service reform faces trials from misperception and loyalty concerns
The path of civil service reform has been difficult due to misapprehension and partisan bias. Officials endure disloyalty and remnants of patronage while supporters push for intelligent fidelity, steady execution, and broader acceptance of reforms.
Rich Gold Find Near Lake Superior Shaft Attracts City Excitement
Telegraph reports a record gold discovery seven miles from town at Lake Superior Company shafts. One blast yielded 300 pounds of quartz free gold valued at over $10,000, with gold per ton exceeding 66. The find triggers wild excitement though later notes mention storm damage and injuries in nearby areas.
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Hagister Meeteen
Comstock Lode
Lake Superior Company
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