Political Gridlock Ties Hawaiian Question to 1836 Outlook
Washington January 12 A prominent Republican notes that in 1836 the presidential race shapes congressional moves on Hawaii The idea of McKinley Reed or Harrison guides the party while factions jockey and plan to block rival agendas The discussion centers on leadership and policy as party lines sharpen in the House of Representatives
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Washington society drives talk on White House dinners
In Washington January 18, society gossip swirls over Cabinet receptions amid sparse refreshments and tea. The piece notes a political edge as questions arise whether senators may decline White House invitations without scandal, amid broader cabinet etiquette debates and ongoing tariff considerations.
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Tariff gridlock debate prompts constitutional remedy proposal
Washington observers cite persistent tariff stalemate as national disarray. A proposed fix calls for constitutional amendment restricting tariff revisions to two thirds support except after federal censuses, aiming to curb sudden shifts and stabilize prosperity.
Pressed for counsel Cleveland critiqued by senator
A Democratic senator, famed for shrewdness in politics and business, argues President Cleveland erred by not consulting allies like Morgan before restoring the Hawaiian policy. He warns a more consultative approach could have shaped senate reception and public opinion. He also critiques Cleveland's reflex to surprise Congress, noting the president's reluctance to seek cross-branch advice.
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Washington Notes on Conan Optimism Versus Hard Times
In Washington Colonel Pat Conan argues the nation is starving while Congress debates. He predicts a four-year paralysis, urging aid to the less fortunate as signs of improvement appear and industrial activity slowly revives. Other lawmakers see the darkest hour passing with a coming summer boost in consumption and employment.
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The Horrors of Libby Prison Revived in War Memoir
A veteran Mr. L. W. Porter of West Berlin Vermont recounts five months in Libby Prison and how Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy restored his health. The letter promotes the remedy and notes Porter’s oath before a notary.
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The Peoria Route and Eastward Express Schedule
The Rock Island and Peoria Railroad promotes a direct route to the East South and Southeast. A dated timetable lists arrival times at Galva Wyoming Peoria and St Louis with connections through Decatur Milan and other stations, noting morning and afternoon departures and a wide network of stops.
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