Warning from Speaker Carlisle on tax reform struggle
In a letter Speaker Carlisle regrets inability to attend and offers warm sympathy for the fight between industrial freedom advocates and beneficiaries of industrial slavery. He warns opponents to concede to reasonable demands to avoid harsher terms later, and notes broad support for revenue reform among over five million Americans. The meeting featured speakers including David A. Wells, Hyde of Bowdoin College, Carl Schurz, and others, with concluding remarks praising the reform effort and noting a Democratic majority in the popular vote.
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Fitler Presses Forward in Republican Scene Again
The text highlights Fitler of Philadelphia reappearing in national politics after a prior failed boom. It notes his fundraising claim of about 400 000 dollars for the Republican campaign, compares him to Wanamaker who is tied to a cabinet position, and argues Fitler’s Philadelphia mayoral experience warrants precedence over Wanamaker in patronage decisions.
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Fitler
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Pennsylvania
Port au Prince Harbor Health and Pestilence Report
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Week of Prayer Observed by Evangelical Churches Begins January 6
The alliance of evangelical churches announces a week of prayer starting Sunday January 6. Sermons will focus on texts about Christ, personal and national confession, and the Holy Spirit on successive days. Prayers cover family church ministry youth and social reforms, ending with prayers for nations and leaders on January 12.
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Alliance of Evangelical Churches
Jesus Christ
Christ
Wanamaker Elevated by Presbyterian Union in Philadelphia
The text notes Wanamaker, ambitious for a cabinet post, being elevated to the presidency by the Philadelphia Presbyterian union. It accuses him of funding the Republican campaign with between 200000 and 500000 dollars and questions his motives and handling of correspondence. It mentions an endorsement of his church leadership and references Judge Gresham's remarks on corruption among wealthy backers.
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Wanamaker
Presbyterian Union of Philadelphia
Republican
Quay
Gresham
Harrison’s restive health and treacherous questions
The text notes Harrison’s fatigue after weeks of platitudes and his refusal to be questioned on health, portraying a public interest in his succession. It laments reporters as messengers and hints at the 1889 transition, with speculation on the next presidential choice between Wanamaker or Blaine.
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Cabinet Gamble Promises Mixed Reactions in 19th Century Gossip
In a fragmentary sketch of political chatter, Thomas C. Platt and James G. Blaine are discussed as potential cabinet figures. The verse hints at outcomes dependent on their inclusion, noting possible fun or trouble and a hint of future happiness.
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