Political turbulence and a New Orleans reform plan
A flood of political notices and social turmoil runs through the report. R J Lyle challenges Congressman Kyle in the 2nd District while plans to rebuild St Charlee Howl in New Orleans loom large. Sugar planters of Louisiana join the Republican Party after denouncing Democrats. Amid scandal and murder trials in Memphis, stock withdrawals and prosecutions surface. The piece also notes governor and state machinery, with Col J J Power as a potential Secretary of State candidate and Hoke Smith's administration reshaping federal offices.
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New York Sun Parodies Cleveland and Congressmen in Editorial
A New York Sun editorial mocks Cleveland by paralleling him with Tom Moore and Congressmen Catchings, questioning forceful language and sentiment. An elderly Brooklyn woman bequeathed £18,000 to Rev Dr Talmage, then gained medical care from him until death, illustrating a caution about courtesy rewarded.
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Maine Election Defeat and National Economic Resolve
The Oxford Globe notes that the nation should focus on building self-sufficiency and homes rather than war, predicting ten years of general improvement and comfort. In Maine, Democrats suffer a severe setback as Republican Tom Reed wins by a large margin, signaling a major party shift.
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Firs congressional district nominating convention results
The Firs congressional district nominating convention met in the city. Dr J G Carrolot was elected chair and Sumter Phillips joined by nominations from W Raynolda and T Birger. Balloting led to unanimous support for Mrs Allen, with speeches praising Cleveland and free coinage. Public Opinion notes congressional commentary and publication details.
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