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Newspaper
Santa Fe Weekly Sun
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1891
Page
2
The Santa Fe Weekly Sun issue lists editor J H Crist and subscription details with annual rate and post office designation. This fragment indicates archival newspaper publication metadata from Santa Fe New Mexico in July 1891.
The Gun records Delgado’s denial of charges by Chavez at the New Mexico penitentiary. Delgado accuses the superintendent of bias and misconduct, while Chavez counters with his own charges against management. The piece notes broader political fallout for the Republican party and lingering figures around the institution.
Secretary Blaine, denying sensational health reports, says he is not ill and remains active and hungry for life. The Associated Press quote notes his bitterness toward rumors and the jealousy aimed at his presidential prospects amid Republican renomination dynamics.
A large enthusiastic Ohio state convention in Cleveland renominated Governor James E. Campbell on the first ballot amid loud applause. The platform praised Jeffersonian principles and its reading was cheered to the echo.
Thirteen people were severely burned in a railway coach at Aspen Colorado the other day with most fatally injured. The disaster is traced to a brakeman misreading a signal and is described as murder by error and to be dealt with accordingly.
The chairman of the Denver and Rio Grande announces that no dividend will be paid on preferred stock at present due to lack of funds. The explanation is candid and conclusive.
The article reports that Rictimony Virginia has been chosen as the final resting place for the late Jefferson Davis. The item notes the selection as a notable posthumous honor for the Confederate leader and mentions local reaction to the decision.
A St Louis Globe Democrat view notes a Democratic plan to address the silver issue before the 1900 convention. It doubts passage in the Senate, expects Republican resistance, and predicts party cohesion ahead of the presidential campaign, with eastern Democrats likely to oppose further silver favors.
The New York Evening Post reports that Niedringhaus, an American tin plate advisor in St Louis, profited over fifty thousand dollars from a tariff rise under the McKinley act. He boasts of a lean-to workshop and a small crew while secretly stockpiling imported tin for later sale at profit as duties increase. He is labeled a modern business Republican seeking tariff profits for a select few.
Blandon Cleveland replies to a question about Mr. Cleveland after a recent speech in Callaway county. He declines to soften his judgment and asserts he will speak plainly if asked again, signaling a sharp partisan stance.
The St Louis Republic notes tension within the party as Bland advocates a western led realignment. It cautions against a four year revolutionary shift, urging coalition across East West North and South to hold the Democrats together for the 1892 contest.
Missouri Congressman Tarsney, at the St James hotel, predicts the next House will overhaul the pension office to curb treasury cash outflow. He cites the need for a serious inquiry into Commissioner Naum and Baum, recalling his Civil War service and imprisonments.
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