Republican Party urged as superior national force
The article argues for the Republican Party as the nation’s strongest vehicle for progress, urging free and untrammeled voting, universal education, temperance, and national expansion of opportunity. It notes shifts in party support, internal debates, and mentions New York political dynamics and prohibition conference activities. Emperor William’s death is referenced in a brief foreign note.
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Democrats Plot to Block Debate on Tariff Bill
The Chicago Tribune discusses House Democrats seeking to limit debate on the tariff bill, with Ran dall likely blocking the achomeé and Republicans ready to insert tariff amendments. It notes Republican support for tariff reform toward free trade, Blaine’s potential nomination, and mentions Joseph Medill’s temperament. A Washington navy foreman spoiled a new steel gun after $20,000 spent, prompting questions about civil service reforms.
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Retiring Rector Montgom ery Schuyler of Christ Church
The retiring rector, Rev Montgom ery Schuyler D D of Christ Episcopal Church in St Louis, has served over thirty years here and nearly half a century in ministry. At 75, he plans emeritus status with an annuity option, after a career highlighted by twelve thousand services and a notable Civil War era commitment to Union soldiers. The article traces his education at Hobart and Union, early mercantile and law work, and his long St Louis ministry since 1854, including the dramatic building of a new church completed in 1867 and the church’s early, expansive architecture.
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Devoted Parish Priest Faces Long St Louis Rectorship
A long serving rector in St Louis remains vigorous and content, denying retirement and vowing continued parish ties. Since his arrival he has officiated over 603 marriages for about 2,285 adults, performed christenings and baptisms, and presided over daily services averaging one per day totaling 12,015 minutes.
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Andrew Carnegie Sends His Message In Washington
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Dos't Chaw Health Tip From Nebraskan State Journal
A compact item from the Nebraskan State Journal notes simple health advice urging regular eating and proper habits to maintain health, cautioning against unhealthy choices and emphasizing steady routines for well being.
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