Senatorial Deadlock Ends in Debre Victory in Kentucky
Kentucky ends senatorial deadlock with W J Debre, Republican, succeeding Blackburn on April 25. Gov Stephens, improved health, travels from Hot Springs to Nashville for the Centennial exposition. Wheat at Easter sells near 1.02 dollars per bushel amid market talk. Various quips on politics, law, and a Tennessee invitation to King George to attend the Nashville exposition.
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Kentucky
W.J. Debre
J. C. 8. Blackburn
Gov
StevHens
Hot Springs
Nashville
Tennessee
George of
Greece
Nashville Exposition
George
Slamlet
St. Louis
Deveen & Green
Lutesville
Tommy
Board of Trade
Railroads as Public Needs SpurSharp Editorial Contrast
A reader sees newspapers oscillating between sweeping praise for planned railroads and fierce attacks on legislators who block or curtail existing lines. The column notes inconsistent rhetoric and calls for steady support, contrasting bold promises with political responsibility.
Dedication of General Grant’s Tomb at Riverside Park
The April 27 ceremony on the Hudson drew thousands for the dedication of General Grant’s tomb. The marble granite structure cost about $600000 and symbolized national reunification with representation from both North and South.
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General Grant
Riverside Park
Hudson River
The
Hudson
Debate over Dingleyism and Clevelands Reform club
The piece critiques ex Secretary Francis urging Democrats to unite against Dingleyism. It mocks Cleveland aligned Reform club members and cites James G. Blaine era style jabs. Bryan’s dispatch notes the 1900 money question remains irrepressible, with calls for free coinage versus gold standard.
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Francis
Tie
Linen
Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Cleveland
Reform Club
Democratic Party
How to test kidneys with urine and Swamp Root remedy
A reader guidance piece describes using a urine test to indicate kidney issues and touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It claims relief of back pain and urinary problems, promotes the medicine, and offers samples by mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
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Kilmes
Split Dems Debate Loyalty as Rifts Divide Party
The dialogue questions future event risks and urges coexistence of two Democratic factions. It notes Cleveland’s courage in leading 130,000 supporters and criticizes calls that 5,000,000 former Democrats are dupes or agitators, while inviting converts to the gold standard to join the other side.
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Mr. Cleveland
Reform Club
Washington
Morgan
Alabama
Cleveland
Nan
Indianapolis
How to Stop a Paper and Political Remarks
A column discusses stopping a newspaper by refusing delivery at the post office as per postal rules, then argues paying overdue bills as the proper method. It quotes Green & Green on refusal and Henry Watterson on Cleveland, with notes on physicians in politics and John Quincy Adams’ views on Grover Cleveland and the Democratic Party.
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Green & Green
Bollinger County Hornblower
Henry Watterson
White House
Cleveland
United States
Watterson
Daniel
John Quincy Adams
Grover Cleveland
Adams
Reform Club
Reformers drift in party feud and a California murder
The piece rails at party division despite Cleveland’s long service, predicting Bryan will win the presidency. In Hollister a suspected killer, Joe Pincado, denied guilt with a dramatic plea, then collapsed and died near the district attorney, with doctors citing heart disease worsened by excitement.
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Hollister
Cal
Joe Pincado
Assgeuro
Pineado
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Senate
Gallinger
New Hampshire
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Robert Drum
Lutesville Drug Store
GEO. E. Clark & Son
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Big Muddy
Chicago and Texas Railroad
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O. R. R. Crosai
Mt. Pleazant
Sand Ride Mountain Unit
Grand Tower
Aldriage
Wolf Lake
Ape Girandoes
Ly.i
F. H. Butcher
Gold Democracy
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Daly Or
Johnston City
Herring Praine
Seeeetewey
Speer Pridenta
Garbandale
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