Reform candidate A K McClure for Fourth district Senate
Indiana progress notes A K McClure is nominated as Republican reform candidate for Senate in the Fourth district opposing Harry Gray. The Patriot urges McClure as Democratic reform candidate, cites alleged past treachery, railroad influence and alleged lobbying. Multiple editorials discuss civil service reform, party divisions, and political endorsements across newspapers.
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A. K. McClure
Senate
Harry Gray
McClure
George Connell
Col
A. K. Mc‘Clure
Harrisburg Telegrapha
A. K. M’clure
M’clure
Namue
M'Clure
Patriot
Chambersburg
Aleck
Democratic Reform Party
Fourth District
Marty Gray
The Governorship and Political Debate in The Valley
The Cumberland Valley Journal discusses Geo White’s stance on the raid bill and state finances, praising his defense against excessive claims. It notes Horace Greeley’s statue plans, a conundrum about a Bible reading claim, and a New Jersey lodge vote restoring Alpha Lodge to admit a black member. It also mentions Thurlow Weed on the Tyler bank tax act and a New Jersey political note on a Vice Presidential nominee. Henry Watson buys Greenville Argus. success wished.
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Geo. White
White
Commonwealth
New Jersey
Pirrspune Dispatch
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Weekly Dispatch
Dispatch
O'New, & Roux
Dispatch Tron
Fifth Avenue
Tribute to Grant Administration Marks Strong Leadership
The New York Herald lauds President Grant for reforming the New York Customs House, praising his honest, patient, and firm administration. It commends his debt reduction efforts, diplomatic handling with England and Spain, humane Indian policy, and stance against polygamy, asserting bipartisan support and enduring fame. The piece notes administrative integrity and rejection of roguery. It also covers general political notes and a local fox hunt report.
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New York Herald
New York Custom House
Grant
Lincoln
Wendell Phillips
Benjamin F. Butler
Herald
Boutwell
Treasury
England
Spain
Pennsylvania
Committee On Education
Judiciary
Howe
Evansville schoolboy defines a lady in odd terms
The piece cites an Evansville schoolboy calling a lady a grown-up girl who doesn't use profanity, and mentions a Michigan infant named Dorras Sally Samantha Celista Susu Jones. It notes James Russe Lowen’s beatitude idea and reports the Kentucky Senate allowing colored persons to testify in courts.
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Evansville
Michigan
Dorras Sally Samantha Celista
Susu Jones
James Russe Lowen
Kentucky Senate
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