The Shibboleth of Democracy in Rhode Island
Ex President Cleveland speaks to Rhode Island Democrats urging tariff reform as the People’s cause. He argues against corruption and cites history of tariff battles, defending honest democracy and moral governance. He warns opponents and encourages unity, perseverance, and a focus on justice for working people.
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Republican Party
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South
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Europe
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Rhodesidand
Senate
Berkeley Ladies' Athletic Club Star in Muscular Gymnastics Show
The Berkeley Ladies' Athletic Club opened its third annual exhibition in New York with a display of muscular prowess. Dressed in blue and gold gymnasium outfits the troupe performed on bars rings and high jumps. The program included fencing lessons and elaborate steps as 72 pupils aged under 7 performed with precision, contrasting with Mrs Squeers' famed misfit school norms.
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New York
Berkeley Ladies’ Athletic Club
Han
Mme. Beserer
Jersey Millionaire Plans Sunday Beer Garden Scheme
Newark brewer Gottfried Krueger, a wealthy Democrat and party leader, purchased the Newark and South Orange Railroad venture and the shooting park area near Garden City. He envisions a Sunday garden with music and beer, funded by $200,000 for animals and facilities, aiming to press for legal changes to allow Sunday openings.
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Gottfried Krueger
Newark
Newark and South Orange
South Orange Avenue
Krueger
Ry —— Co
Court of Errors
Boy Stylish Suits For Easter Prizes At P C Co
Parents bring boys to the P C C Co store to be fitted with new spring suits. The shop promotes penny savings banks, 300 pennies capacity, and a free regulation League pat and ball with purchases. Featured are boys double breasted suits in cashmere or cheviot, sizes 4 to 15, with silk mix patterns and new Sunday-ready designs, priced around 8.50 to 7.95, at the Grant and Diamond streets corner location.
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P. C
Penny Savings Bank
P.C. C.C
Clothiera
Grant and
Diamond Streets
TWIXT HAY AND CORN MORLEY ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT
London April 2. Mr Labouchere pressed for a definite general election date while Mr Balfour offered guarded remarks seen as a promise to dissolve Parliament beforeAngers possibly early summer. Gladstone believes the dissolution may occur by late May with a plan to hold elections between hay and corn harvests. The government delays Irish local government bill, and John Morley calls the measure a mere unconsidered trifle.
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London
Labouchere
Balfour
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Balfour
Angers
J. Gladstone
St. James’ Hall
National Union of Conservative Associations
John Morley
Manchester
House of Commons
John Redmond
Matthews
James B
Birmingham
Redmond
Daly
Egan
Portland
Cheaper brides in France rail fares cut 10 to 30 percent
London dispatch reports French railway fares drop to pre tax levels with 30 percent cuts on third class 20 percent on second and 10 percent on first class. March 31 reductions prompt near full trains to Paris and other stations as railways expand stock and carriages to meet demand.
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London
France
Paris
Yomereey
Timber dispute at Trentham unsettles British public
Loxpow April 2 report notes Marquis of Stafford secured a partial win against his father the Duke of Sutherland over timber cutting at Trentham. The dispute, previously mentioned in the dispatch, continues to draw public interest as details emerge of court intervention and estate management.
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Marquis of Stafford
Duke of Sutherland
Trentham
Carpet Sale Items Promoted in Odd Ledger
Local catalog style notice lists various carpet deals with quirky names and misprints. J H Roxxer & Bno advertises at 147 149 Penn Avenue corner Fourteenth and Penn Avenue.
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Brussels
J. H. Roxxer & Bno
Penn Avenue
Fourteenth and
Duke of Devonshire sells Piccadilly townhouse site
London reports the Duke of Devonshire plans to sell his Piccadilly town house and nearly four acres for about 760000 dollars, with ground to be developed into a hotel and aristocratic flats. Simultaneously the John Burns Wages Committee faces a strained treasury as unions, especially older ones, resist funding Burns, a socialist, though the Dockers’ Union contributes.
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John Burns’ Wages Committee
Treasury
London
Duke of Devonshire
Piccadilly
John Burns
Burns
London County Council
Dockers’ Union
Opened a Bomb With an Axe Bayou Find Fury
Houston April 2 Special reports a Terras Boy Charlie Harris recovered a bomb from Buffalo Bayou dumped there during the war. He opened the device with an ax at a home workshop causing a fatal blast fragmenting a stable. One foot severed, a slug in his groin and another in his head.
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Tex
Buffalo Bayou
Charlie Harris
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Sutherlandshire
Jadane Lin
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Westminster
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