Republican state convention for Supreme Court nominee March 11 1885
A Republican state convention to nominate a Justice of the Supreme Court in place of Thomas M. Crates, whose term will expire, and two Regents of the University in the place of George Doteld and J J Fan Riper, with terms expiring December 31, 1986, will be held at Bick's Opera House in Lanning on Wednesday, March 11, 1885. Delegates allotted by county, one for each vote in the last election and one additional delegate for every 800 votes. County units may select ten delegates. no delegate may represent unless residing in the county. Dignitaries listed include Y.T. Van Zile as Chair and others. State Central Committees named. Gen Se cit. County delegations vary.
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Républicnan
Amo Justion
Supreme Court
Thomas M. Crates
Tha U Rerity
George Doteld
J J Fan Riper
Bick
Opera House
Lanning
Ovets
Y.T. van Zile
WS. Smith
Detroit
Editorial on politics and social issues of the era
The piece rails against copperheads and praises Chevenaye, notes the push to restore whipping posts for wife beaters, and critiques Ohio and New York political balls. It cites rising opium use, calls for regulation, and commends Chicago schools for abolishing corporal punishment while suspending a principal for flogging pupils.
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Pennsylvania
Debates on Woman's Rights and Union Pacific Policy
The article cites long-standing votes on women’s clerical employment, praising figures like Felten and Sumter. It criticizes the Union Pacific railroad for high freight costs, citing California grape shipments and farm crop prices to illustrate burdens on farmers and consumers. It notes Georgia's stance on women’s labor and references ongoing congressional debates over endowments and endorsements.
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Georgia
Felten
Republican Party Reorganization After Loss in November
Four months after the defeat, observers weigh whether Republicans will patch strength or rebuild to erase the defeat. The piece notes divisions forming alliances in Massachusetts and New York, with Arthur and Blaine factions backing Evarts to unify the party in the Senate. Democratic unity under Cleveland looms as a counterbalance.
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England and France in Eastern Crises and China War Debate
In a reflective dispatch the fate of Egypt and Suez is linked to British imperial strategy guarding India via the Red Sea and Suez Canal. France is blamed for folly in Tonkin and a hypothetical war with China is deemed ruinous. Hoyland critiques premier gambits as reckless and costly for Europe.
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Napoleon the Great
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Uy Hoyland
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Ching
Republicans Endure in Power Across Two Quarters Century
A historical viewpoint praises the Republican party for governing since March, noting it surpasses even the Jeffersonian democracy for duration. It contrasts party legacies from 1812 to the Civil War era, claiming the Democrats showed disloyalty during the 1860s while the Republicans upheld the Union and national integrity.
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Gen
Jackson
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Republicanism endures despite factional strife
A fragmentary political opinion defends the Republican Party, praising its enduring national purpose and distrust of democracy. It asserts 1888 will restore party unity and power, claims the party that led Lincoln’s era cannot die, and proclaims long live the republic and Republican strength.
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Lansing 1893 legislative bills list nearly 1200 items
The Lansing column notes the 50 day limit on the session and enumerates a vast slate of proposed bills across law reform, taxation, education, criminal justice, infrastructure, and public works. It highlights 1200 bills presented, most locally focused, with few governor-naming Senate nominations.
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Immigration bill and political factions described in turmoil
The article recounts a contentious debate over a death penalty bill for tivedér, noting passage, yeas and nays, and a joint resolution later laid on the table after a failed two thirds vote. It also casts a critical eye on European figures connected to the Mahdi and British politics, detailing supposed plots, ex‑communist links, and past actions shaping current tensions.
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Wonder Hooks and Cheap Books Spark Reader Interest
An ad describes The Literary of Standard History as a marvel to readers who recall prices. A New York publisher promotes Wonders at $2 a copy and offers a 100 page catalogue and books for examination before payment, with address John B. Allen 393 Pearl Street.
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From Siberia to Bwitzerland in a British Magazine
The issue offers a varied literary mix with Williams Woetall's From Siberia to Bwitzerland as a centerpiece. It includes Principal Tulloch on Coleridge, Max Muller on The Sewage, and The Picture as a powerful story. Also features Della Croms and Anna Matilda, Dickens at Home, and notes on art, science, and literature.
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