Election of Judge Crisp as House Speaker
Official city paper argues that Judge Crisp’s selection as Speaker of the House reflects Democrats’ principles and steadiness. It contrasts Crisp’s calm, judicial temperament with Mills’s fiery leadership, asserting Crisp will guide the House prudently on the eve of a national contest.
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Apeaker Crisp
Judge Crisp
Col
Henry Watterson
Geo. Wa. Curtis
Crisp
Mills
Congress
Territorial Teachers Association to Meet Here During Holidays
The Sum urges vigilance for the first annual meeting of the territorial Teachers Association in our capital during the holidays. It notes the new school law, the need for reduced travel rates, accommodations, and entertainment for teachers, and calls for a local committee to secure rail discounts and arrange social and educational activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Teachers Association
New Mexico
Hills Great Speech at Els Emira
Governor Senator Hille delivered a sweeping speech at Els Emira last Saturday urging study and critique. The address called for thorough rereading and reflection, inviting agreement or refutation to learn from the masterful rhetoric.
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Senator Hille
Elsemira
Mighty Oration on Free Coinage and Cattle Woes
A reader notes a powerful speech on free bimetallic coinage praised for its structure and passion. The piece adds that silver coinage policy is hotly debated by governors and other politicians, while unrelated items discuss cattle losses in New Mexico ranges and misidentified wild animals.
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Demosthenes
Cicero
Webster
Clay
Reed's Theory Repudiated by Minority Voice
A Harper's Weekly critique argues Mr Reed exaggerated public appetite for display in the Speakers chair. It says the country favors fair play over despotism by the House majority, noting the last Congress strengthened the opposing party and that McKinley tariff alone did not create the Democratic House majority.
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Demoscratic
Harsper
Responsibility on Congress and the Southern Leaders
The coming House will largely shape the Democrat party and next year’s national contest. If Southern leaders prove worthy and true to the hour they may foster national unity and progress. Conversely, a return to past reactionary ideas would fuel a future upheaval. The 1890 elections touched high water marks in the South and Southwest, suggesting a potential change in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Party
Seny
A Republican View on Governor Hill Demagogue Claim
An editorial from the Denver Republican criticizes Governor Hill as a demagogue. It accuses him of double dealing to win the party nomination by courting Western and Southern voters as a bimetallist and free trader while appealing to New England and the Middle States for tariff restraint. It warns Elmira speech could jeopardize his presidential prospects. A Silver City dispatch notes the discussion continues.
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Hill
West
South
New England
Middle States
McKinly
Elmira
Denver
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Ills
In a dialogue Bertha seeks relief from distressing uterine issues. Edith urges a non physician cure with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claiming it cures leucorrhea irregularities and uterine inflammation, strengthens the uterine system and nerves, and spares surgical exams. It notes pills cause constipation but Simmons Liver Regulator does not.
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Bertha
Edith
Dr. Pierce
Mean Old Thing and Theatre Tickets Joke
A humorous exchange about attire and social plans appears in a London Thoughts column. It contrasts a wife lamenting worn evening dress with a husband claiming tickets to the theater are wasted and cannot be used. The piece also references Hussell Sage’s substantial wealth and retirement prospects on Wall Street.
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Bilkins
London
Multum In Parvo Reflects on Size and Value
A brief antiquated reflection notes that small things can be valuable and that stature does not determine worth. It compares size to a hornet and suggests some people bear scars for their diminutiveness, invoking Phareas in a pointed, aphoristic manner.
National politics sparks global silver coinage shift
Last year the hope of free bimetallic coinage spurred treasury silver purchases, lifting prices from 32 to 129 per ounce across markets, banks, and treasuries worldwide. The rise moved toward a unified free bimetallic system once more, closing much of the long dislocation since 1878 as hopes persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Ita
Wallaoe Calls for Better Ballot System In State Legislature
Ex US Senator William A Wallace urges Pennsylvania reform to improve the state’s legislature. He argues a better ballot system and higher integrity are needed, citing past elections and the corruption risk in larger city legislatures. He notes the goal is to curb incompetence and preserve election purity.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Wm. A. Wallaoe
Avid Trust
Phe Te Agein Becade
Legishatra
Wallace
Detroit Free Presa
Foster's Defense of Silver Law at Bankers’ Meet
At New Orleans last week the American Bankers Association convention included a reading from Secretary Foster defending the silver law passed by the last Congress. Eastern bankers and papers, buoyed by Republican gains, push repeal to curb silver use. Foster argues that the United States escaped a gold shock last spring as Europe drained $72,000,000 in gold, thanks to a growing note supply based on silver. He cites about $50,000,000 annual issuance, redeemable on demand in gold with government par maintenance.
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New Orleans
American Bankers’ Association
Foster
Iast Congress
Europe
The Brotherless Girl.
A Ladies' Home Journal excerpt describes a girl without a brother as pitiable and prone to vanity. It contrasts her with a sister who has a protective brother, noting how a brother’s candid remarks and guidance shape social choices and reduce risky gossip.
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Ladies’ Howe Journal
Queen Isabella pawned jewels to fund new world voyage
The article notes Queen Isabella sacrificing jewels to equip explorers who discovered the new world and compares it to American women who forego comforts to buy Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for sick husbands and children. It asserts the remedy offers lung and liver disease relief, claiming modern discovery surpasses 1402 achievements.
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Isabella
Spain
New World
America
Pierce
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Reed
Silver City
Secon
Begia
Pilla
Simmons Liver Regulator
Hussell Sage
Wall Street
Sage
Boschee
Scott
Bela
All Druggisia
Goott & Bowe
Chemisia Ue
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Bealer
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Colorado Beer Saloon
San Francisco Street
We Goods
Whiskey & Cigars
Markee
Irdsell
MF A. Co
Hye Tess de
Academy
Our Lady of Light
Sisters of Loretto
Santa Fe New Mexico
Grane
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Lamy
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John
Gray
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Jaine
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Santa FE
J.W Schofield
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