Political notes and electoral chatter from The Herald
The Herald reports on the Republican State Convention set for June 28 at Fort Wayne and speculation about Democratic candidates like John G. Carlisle. It notes Voorhees denying a bargain with Quay against Judge Wood, plus Jason B. Brown returning to Washington and preparing to report the Craig-Stewart contest.
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Axperson
Fort Wayne
Washington
Courier-Journal
Jason B. Brown
Brown
Craig-Stewart
Congressmen Brown to the Front in Woods Inquiry
Louisville Courier-Journal reports Rep Jason Brown calling for Senate inquiry into Judge Woods amid charges shown in papers. He argues the public deserves to know the official character of the man appointed to decide major questions and proposes a resolution to investigate.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Woods
Jason Brown
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Indiana
The Triumph Of Governor Boyd Is Declared
The U S Supreme Court ruled Thayer stole the Nebraska governorship from James E Boyd and that Boyd is entitled to the seat. Thayer to surrender the office. Thayer and allies should be jailed. The Courier Journal notes questions about Boyd’s naturalization but calls the decision nonpartisan and a real victory for Boyd despite a year lost to Thayer.
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Montebank Thayer
Supreme Court of Nebraska
James E. Boyd
Boyd
Thayer
Nebraska
Washington
Courier-Journal
United States
Supreme Court
Mr. Field
Gov. Boyd
Publicans and Republicans debated in Madison editorial clash
A Madison editorial questions the modern Republican label by citing Dr William Smiths Bible Dictionary on publicans history and cites a proposed arbitration among Presbyterian preachers. The text also recounts San Antonio nostalgia and a mother The tale centers on a Beersheba window and a mothers suffering over a wayward son Ishmael and a Hagar theme.
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Cavil
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Italy
Spain
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Beersheba
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Border County
Rio Grande
Pecos
Sunset City
A.B. V
Noted English physician dies of bronchitis
Six Morent Mackenzie, English physician and author, died yesterday of bronchitis. The article then discusses labor groups in New York State supporting a self‑supporting women voting bill and critiques a Chilean appointment incident involving Margaret Shephard. It also mockingly dismisses alleged Washington conferences about presidential nominations and quotes Senator Gorman on political drift.
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Great Central
Labor Organizations
New York State
Gan
Margaret Shephard
Washington
Harrison
New York
Gorman
Hill
Senator Gorman
New York Herald
Senator Hill
Senate bill to extend Chinese exclusion acts ten years
A Senate bill would extend the current Chinese exclusion acts for ten years. It provides that a Chinese person convicted a second time of unlawfully entering the United States faces six months in prison and removal from the country.
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Senate
One Hundred Dollar Reward for Catarrh Cure Failure
An advertisement offers a $100 reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts F J Cheney & Co have been trusted for 15 years and are able to meet obligations. The notice lists West and Truax as Toledo wholesale druggists and notes the cure is taken internally with a 72 cent price per bottle sold by druggists.
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F.J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truaxx
Ohio
Notice v Secretaries in Lodge Elections Void Without Notice
Legal notice required by law for lodge trustee elections must appear in a daily paper. Absence makes the election void and each lodge member liable for the lodge debts. The prompt fragment references due notice and personal liability.
The Clock's Secret Unveiled in House Of Hidden Gold
A man inherits an old manor in a southern town and with Annie discovers a secret panel behind a clock on the stairs. Behind it lies a money-box with $5,000 in gold saved during the war, leading to a new life free of haunting sounds.
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Annie
Tom
Love and Marriage in Japan in The Cosmopolitan
Sir Edward Arnold reports on Japanese family life after traveling the United States. The February issue includes his paper Love and Marriage in Japan with Japanese sketches and a Frontispiece photo of W. D. Howells.
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United States
Japan
Cosmopolitan
W. D. Howells
H. H. Boyesen
John Hopkins University
Attwood
Murat Halstead
Archibald Forbes
Adams
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