Congress Fails To Reform Economy After Fifty Third Term
The Fifty third Congress ends with criticism from the Philadelphia Times for incomplete tariff legislation and fiscal chaos. It blames Republican misrule and Democratic missteps, noting wasted revenue and a weak policy framework. Judge Edmunds stance on naturalization language draws renewed suffrage debate and critique of voter literacy standards.
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And Now to Business From the Denville Register
The snippet presents a pledge of civic vigor and a call to focus on local affairs. It evokes communal pride and a prompt to engage in upcoming community matters. No specific names, dates, or events are provided in the accessible text.
Congress Out of Way Brings Hope for Better Business
The piece argues that centralization of power has harmed business and that with Congress adjourned and the administration away, trade should rebound. It notes anticipated spring and summer activity and a strong 1895 outlook, citing optimism from business leaders like John W. Wadsworth of Charlotte.
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Fifty third Congress review highlights gridlock and budgeting
A review of the Fifty third Congress notes Senate House friction delaying major reforms while the House used its rules to force votes. It highlights the December 4 start, the push to pass appropriation bills, and ongoing finance debates including free silver proposals and the Bailey bankruptcy bill amid delayed reform.
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French Journalist Killed in Duel Sparks Outcry
The New York Recorder notes the death of a French journalist in a duel, remarking that accidents happen even to the best in the profession and prompting questions about safety and press perils.
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New York Recorder
From Barroom to Pulpit Lecture In Norfolk
Rev. Sam W. Small spoke at Mission College Norfolk last Monday for the benefit of Virginia’s colored exhibit at the Atlanta Exposition. Jouy L. Suntivan arrived in Boston from the South and denied rumors of plans to go to Cuba or Spain or join temperance orators. He will focus on managing his farm henceforth.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Jouy L. Suntivan
Boston
Cuba
Spain
Starvation and Poverty Highlight Charity Failures
The Philadelphia Times laments the death of Lambert Deakens and his wife from starvation. It criticizes wasteful aid to “professional bums” while real destitution remains hidden, urging the fortunate to uncover and address extreme hunger among the poor.
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Philadelphia Telegraph on the new Republican Congress
The Philadelphia Telegraph declares the current Congress the most incompetent and ignorant, calling it a national disgrace. It argues that worse Congresses have existed, including the Fifty-first, and predicts the coming Republican Congress will prove the public’s judgment wrong.
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Telegraph Estimates Lead to Bigger Congress Chunk
The Telegraph faces a mismatch between its exhibit projections and actual demand, suggesting it will hold more of the forthcoming Congresses than it can digest in its estimates.
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Telegraph
A Woman’s Recovery Tale From King's New Discovery
A county woman long afflicted by a severe consumption era found relief after three months of coughing and sleepless nights. She took a bottle of Mr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and, after the first dose, slept through the night with rapid improvement. The patient is named Mrs. Luther Luts. The ad is from W. O. Hamrick & Co. of Shell by N.C. Beaknalls & Sons promote a free trial.
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