New Denver Mayor Rogers vows reform sweep
Editor J H Crist notes subscription details and post office rates in Santa Fe while outlining Judge Rogers new administration in Denver. He praises reform aims against a blamed “sleepetable” gang and predicts thorough action. The piece then critiques McKinley tariff’s impact on western farmers and calls protection a tool for the rich.
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Santa Fe
Geo. T. Nicholson
Retiring Ex Secretary Bayard Faces Public Life
The ex secretary Bayard announces retirement from public life and offers his Washington home for sale. The mansion links to three generations of Bayards who served in the Senate, with a record of public and private integrity cited as a hallmark of the family. The piece notes political tensions and references editorials about regional politics and press critiques.
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United States Senate
Bayards
Bayard
Cleveland
Tribute to Harrison as Land Court Bill Aid Admired
Eloquently praising President Harrison for aiding the land court bill, the remarks stress that applause signals respect for the nation’s chief magistrate rather than broad popular approval of his administration. The display spans floor and galleries, described as creditable and commendable.
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Harrison
United State
Debates on Free Silver and Tariff at Kansas City Congress
The Kansas City Commercial Congress sparked spirited debate over free coinage of silver and tariff reform. Majority and minority reports split on adopting broad free coinage and revenue tariffs, with observers saying public discussion could shape next year’s votes for the West and South.
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Committee On
Rocky Mountain News
Kansas City
Civil War General Gip Nominated to Retired List
General John Gip, a grizzled Civil War veteran, was placed on the retired list of the United States Army. He served as a noted officer and will retire after a long military career.
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John Gipnoms
United States Army
General Carr Succeeds as Commander in New Mexico District
On Monday General Carr leaves command of the district of New Mexico. He is succeeded as brigadier general by Col Augustus V Kautz of the Fifth Infantry, raised to major general of volunteers during the war, noted as meritorious and gallant. Carr began frontier service in 1852 and has since held top posts in Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona, renowned as an Indian fighter.
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Sixth Cavalry
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Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Porters census on population shifts and Texas figures debated
A long clipping reviews Mr Porter's census for 1890 with 13.32 percent growth against 22.78 percent a decade earlier, arguing misalignment with wartime losses and school returns. It cites Texas education data, contending state totals imply undercounted children and miscounted adults, suggesting federal counts overstate southern towns while northern states run high. The piece notes calls for census reforms and a more accurate national tally.
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Porter
Milla
Texas
Tro
Noyersun
Mills
Congress
Albana
Tennesse
North Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Ynivewu Iede
Rocky Mountain News
Regrets Cast On Dnat Committee Member Over Mayor Vote
The Albuquerque Daily Democrat and Santa Fe Democratic stalwart condemn a Democratic National Committee member for backing a Republican mayor. They praise Felix Mundell, the defeated Democratic nominee, as respected, while vowing to remember and condemn the action in the future.
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