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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1889
Page
4
A digest of scattered items notes Atlantic storms, New Jersey Governor race with Leon Abbott as Democratic nominee, and comments on Republican prep in Virginia. Also mentions John C. Fremont’s poverty judgment, London strike resolution, and York political shifts. Includes oblique notices on Judge Moore, Leedy appointment, Sunset Cox, and Victoria Woodhull’s presidential bid.
The article argues life costs rise, criticizes tax policy on necessities, and notes debt figures being masked by officials. It cites Administrator controls over Corporal Tanner, calls for transparent debt reporting, and questions the legality of city voting classifications under state law. It references the New York Tribune and constitutional limits on special laws.
President removes Pension Commissioner Tanner amid cabinet distrust and claims of forced resignation. Reported clashes with Democratic factions and Admin bosses, suggesting behind the scenes power shaping the act and public sorrow from the Tanner family.
The text depicts G A R veterans in Garden City and other cities sending telegrams urging Corporal Tanner to stay in office, warning opponents not to remove him. It notes broad support from veterans, plus a critique of school law and calls for enforcing exams and grades for teachers, with ongoing political tensions and impending state race.
The F. and L. Union of Missouri met in Springfield on August 20 1889 and adopted their Declarations of Principles. Jour P McManus requests publication of the text to favor the order.
A detailed platform by the Farmers and Laborers Union of Missouri listing land, tax, and governance demands. It calls for land reserved for settlers, strict enforcement against alien land titles, abolition of national banks, a treasury-based currency, and direct election of national officers, plus a railroad reform plan and education support.
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