Washington Letter on Changes and Oregon Election
Washington Letter reports a near-certain wave of federal personnel cuts after Congress adjourns. Maine GOP nomination sparks Blaine loyalist campaigning against Democrats, while Oregon results unsettle expectations for November. Tariff reform debate looms in the House with questions of gag rules and party posture. Patents granted in Indiana include tempering laws device and swinging gate.
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Workmen Would Rather Help Clean It Out Than Eat
In Washington D C a large water reservoir near the capitol is cleaned amid interest as fish are removed and valuables found. Workmen are paid for their labor with occasional rare tips while observers watch the transparent pool. In Maine Gen J A Hall nominates Dr Hamlin for governor but loses to Bodwell as Blaineites control the convention. G A R leaders doubt Edwards may win.
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Fearful Leap From Bridge Sparks Rescue Near Union Park
This morning a man leaped from a bridge over the Mississippi just above Union Park as a train passed. He plunged headfirst, then surfaced on a log, and swam downstream apparently unharmed. No identification or motive is known for the jump.
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Monument Hereford 51 Foot Column To Be Unveiled July Fourth
Kokomo reports its largest state monument, a dark granite pedestal with a 51 foot polished column and uniformed figures at parade rest, to be unveiled July 4 amid ceremonies led by Kelly Quinn of North Manchester. Also recaps a near-fatal horse attack on Quinn, then broad Indiana items.
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