Richuilinn indorsed by the Demo convention for congress
News from Géorat F. Richuilinn and associates as the Demo convention endorses him for congress amid party tensions. The article covers political maneuvering, local reactions, and references to related figures and prior campaigns in the state.
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Géorat F. Richuilinn
Aghem
Oudibe
Photel & Foot
Ddis
Spessivtek
Womart
Tuggriaveyt
Che Kent
Gaunty Taemers
Leycott
Gost Roel Berwiash
Clara, Hse
Trouble in a church ends in brawl and arrests
A six month church dispute in a Lutheran parish led to a mid service altercation between factions over an organist. After a tumultuous meeting, threats and punches surfaced as parties clashed, with several men required to be restrained and one man jailed for assault.
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Mnock
Jay Vort
Ray Pons
Elonic
Dru Nat
Servicea
Hernan Groesbeck
Willan
Steinite
Shiek Dianares
Sivinine
Lange Tim Petes
Griesbeck
Fiery Disasters and Political Turmoil Across States
Fort Whelan home in Wisconsin robbed of 200 in coin. Monnet Clam Texas store blown by spark. Oshkosh dry houses burned. St Paul grain warehouse loss 39,000 pounds insured. Fires hit Philadelphia sugar refinery rivals and Chicago Phenix Mills. Kansas cement works destroyed. multiple colleges burned in New Orleans area. Nebraska governor candidates appear at Beatrice. national political shifts amid unrest and court cases.
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Fort Rowerd
Wis
Burginia
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Monnet Clam
Tex
Madfillen & Cos
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Justin & Co
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Phenix Mheel Company
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McCahan Sugar Refining Company
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Lee County
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English
John Robinson
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N. D
Williams
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Marizy Romero
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Cement Company
Nea Fort Scott
Kan
Rosseau Andrew
Adel
New Orleans
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Roger Q. Mills
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Uindy Heights
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Junige Atel
A. J. FE
California exhibit fountains spill sparking wine at fair
Harvard University seeks a 7400 square foot tent for its instructed exhibit at the world’s fair. California plans fountains that shoot streams of sparkling wine in the same pavilion, highlighting a festive display.
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California
Harvard University
Tariff, Banks and Southern Prospects in 1890s Debate
The piece argues Republicans gain optimism from McKinley era tariff gains and McKinley law benefits, while Democrats fear loss of tariff issue. It notes farmer concerns about state banks and currency, praises wage and market effects, and foresees Republican potential gains in the South if mobilized, naming North Carolina, West Virginia, Virginia, Alabama, Tennessee, Louisiana, and figures like Thomas Settle.
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MacKinley
New York State
Democratic Convention of Free Trade
West Virginia
Virginia
North Carolinia
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
Fox Harrison
Baker
Thomas Settle
Congress
Pitt, North Carolina
Republican Party
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Thad
Tarif
Wildest
Banki
McKinley
Treasury Depertmens
Veterans Parade Highlights Bid Good Times in Washington
A Washington gathering of veterans reflects on a century of change. The piece contrasts postwar debt reduction and growth with later political friction, praising Republican-led fiscal gains while noting Democratic vetoes and a silver lining in cordial presidential support for veterans.
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United States
Iato
Solitiers
Poliien
Pajd Om
Pemnsylvania Avenue
Pelutus
White House
Democratic Party
Bia Handa
Congress of
Pennsylvanis Avenue
Lomex
Congress of Grateful Nation
Carlisle Answered by Senator Hiscock on Tariff Cost Claim
The senate debate shows Carlisle’s argument that the McKinley tariff raised living costs. Senator Hiscock counters that only food prices rose in 27 months, while items like dairy, clothing, fuel, and building goods fell or stayed stable. He notes agricultural price gains mainly from demand abroad and cites a net tariff effect reducing overall living costs by about 471,041 dollars from Oct 1889 to Sep 1890.
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Senate
Carlisle
Senate Finance Committee
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Stich
Tris
Hiscogh
Eptember
Hiswock
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Republican National Committee
Peril of the Nation circular opposes repeal of 10 percent bank note tax
The New York State Farmers Alliance rejects the Democratic platform's call to repeal the 10 percent limit on state bank notes. John Chamberlain, president of the Alliance, issues a circular warning that repealing the tax would revive the old unstable currency era with discounting and swindling by unscrupulous Wall Street operators, risking farmer and laborer losses. The circular urges vigilance against a policy seen as a return to prewar financial chaos.
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Allance
New York State
John Chamberlain
Alliance
Political Debates on Cleveland Stevenson Ticket
Editorial reflections warn against voting for substitutes in a split ticket while contrasting reform aims with old party lines. The piece argues Republican strength is rising but urges thorough work toward victory and notes debates over currency and tariff policies amid McKinley era concerns.
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New York Tribune
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