27 Jan 1892
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1892
Page
1
The statement argues tariff reform remains an ongoing issue that will not be resolved until the reform is fully implemented and consummated. It frames the topic as an enduring political question requiring complete reform before closure.
The convention will be held in Chicago on Tuesday, June 21, praised as the best location in the country. The committee’s choice is described as wise as political tensions rise.
A full account covers Gov Boies second term inauguration and his inaugural address. The address is praised across republican and democratic papers for its plain practical sense and strong leadership. Boies is described as one of the most capable men ever to hold the office in the state.
The Capital notes Governor Boies delivers a businesslike, creditable message that focuses on state issues and should not harm the Democratic party. It asserts Boies is an able leader and that Democrats may struggle to find someone equally capable.
The piece argues for a strong response to Chili after outrages against American sailors. It denounces the Chili government for its offensive note and insists that unless reparations are made the only honorable option is war to punish the insubordination and restore national dignity.
Governor Horace Boies urges cutting expenses and recommends that the oil inspector be salaried rather than paid by fees. He notes J J Dunn of Dubuque, a Democrat and former state committee chairman, held the post and that Boies will appoint a successor, underscoring his sincerity in reform.
Andrew Carnegie writes in New York Tribune on the shift from classical to modern utilitarian education. The essay argues for careful consideration of how youth should be educated and will continue next week.
A promotional notice listing reduced rates for Tribune subscribers with partner publications including the Tribune and State Leader Tribune and St. Louis Republic Tribune and Louisville Courier Journal Tribune and Chicago Times Tribune and Indianapolis Sentinel Tribune and New York World Tribune and Century Magazine Tribune and Scribner's Magazine Tribune and Ladies Home Journal.
If you lack strength Electric Bitters is recommended to improve liver stomach and kidneys function. For sick headaches this remedy offers speedy relief and one trial will convince you. Large bottles priced at 50 cents at Clarke and Junkin's drug store.
Coverage outlines the National Democratic Convention and the Convention of Democratic Clubs with reports on congressional happenings and the President's message on the Chilian affair.
Special to Tok TRIBUNE Washington January 25 The National Democratic Committee selected the convention site after deliberation. internal divisions remain, but delegates vow unity for the ticket. The piece notes party leaders, the Dem Clubs caucus, and mentions tariff debate and Behring Sea arbitration while praising reformist rules in Congress.
A New York Sun remark lauds the Chicago Herald as unrivaled in beauty of print quality, highlighting the paper’s high regard and craftsmanship.
The article highlights a new line of steamers between New York and Italy via Gibraltar and the Mediterranean as a fashionable winter journey. It also notes appealing winter trips to Florida and southern states, urging investment to unveil hidden gulf coast resorts to Americans and contrasts cost and warmth with Italy.
The Boston did not stay off the Chili coast and continues its return voyage. San Francisco serves as the naval headquarters for Pacific waters and the ship is ordered to report there. Despite this, the vessel remains at hand for duties.
The article argues young people should favor practical work over dead languages and classical study. It praises Drexel and Wharton, defends the gospel of wealth, and urges early entry into civil service in business, urging a shift from monks to modern training and direct life preparation.
An Auburn business man and a friend hunted a hawk that swooped down and was wounded. The hawk gripped a ramrod, then pinned a hunter to his wrist. The man freed the claw with a rock braced pull, and the hawk died. The wings spanned three feet ten inches.
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