Too Big A Majority on Policy Shapes New Statesmen Presidency
Charles Murray comments on the Democratic party’s House majority and its impact on the 1892 presidential contest. He warns that the majority’s record and leadership, notably Mills of Texas, could force dangerous policy moves, with Tammany Hall's influence looming over the Speakership fight.
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World’s Epitome reports wide range of 1891 events
Summary of major items includes arrests and legal actions in Allegheny. Notable notes cover convict escapes thwarted, forewarned strikes, rail and shipping developments, and civic concerns. Obituary notices detail multiple local deaths with funeral details.
China Closet Advertises Value and Craftsmanship
The advertisement extolls a quarter sawn oak China Closet with glass sides a carved top and full width drawer. It claims lifetime durability low price and high protection for fine china and compares ownership to framing a painting. It urges customers to compare prices and notes a large assortment.
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