Indiana's Week in Review From the Indiana Weekly Record
Indiana's Week in Review reports a sweeping scramble for governor office and legislative patronage as Gen. Hovey faces policy fights on registration, school funding, gravel roads, and school-book rings. It notes political maneuvering, cabinet plans, and election-law debates, with commentary on economic and educational implications.
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Capital poised for brilliant social season under Harrison and Morton
Washington reports indicate a festive four year period ahead as housing rents rise for incoming officials and elites. The vice president's mansion is set to rival the White House, with many Congress members bringing families to the capital. Wealthy northerners and city politicians are expected to influence society and politics, creating an air of foreign-royalty-like display. In other dispatches, Cleveland asserts responsibility lies with city politicians amid a Democratic sweep and Harrison's statewide 13,000 plurality amid broader gains for Republicans.
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Miami County
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Post Office Earnings and Expenses Reported
Washington DC November 25 The post office department earned 52 229 384 dollars in the last fiscal year while expenses totaled 55 894 218 dollars.
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D.C
Post Office Department
Telegraphic Sparks Stir Strife and Robbery Claims
Congressman Woodburn of Nevada reported a robbery by an unnamed assailant who escaped with 150 dollars. Republican leaders plan to incite political strife in several southern states.
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Woodburn
Nevada
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