Washington Post reports Harrison to spend summer at Cape May
The Washington Post notes President Harrison will spend the summer at Cape May while the Pueblo board of trade hosts a banquet for Senators Teller and Wolcott and Representative Townsend. It praises the $300,200 Pueblo public buildings appropriation and criticizes Denver officials for past use of rubber stamps. Under new governance, officials must sign documents with pen and ink.
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Washington Post
Harrison
Cape May
White House
Pueblo
Denver
Rogers
Germans of Denver Form Compact For Sunday Saloons
The Germans of Denver have formed a compact league to oppose Sunday saloon closures, claiming strength to influence city elections and wield power to attain their aim. An outsider notes their pursuit may be unwise, as laws should be enforced while on statute books. remedy lies with appealing to the legislature.
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Denver
Supreme court to rule on Delgado case in Santa Fe county
The U S supreme court will relieve Santa Fe county of anxiety when a Delgado case decision is handed down. The contest has been largely political and intensely followed while public business will proceed regardless of the outcome. The report notes the unique mandamus and injunction method used to eject and install officials and lauds Reagan for resigning from the Senate to join the railroad commission. It also covers Von Moltke’s election to the German parliament and notes his calm, unpoliticized stance amid heavy opposition.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Santa Fe County
Delgado
Reagan
Morton
United States
Fetter
Texas
Senate
Oyless
Senator Reagan
Gm Brsmanx
William 1
von Moltke
Nancy McKenzie
County of
Santa Fe
New Afexico
J. McKenzie
A. B. Walker
Sante Ke
N. W
J.H. Oplat
German Leader's Standing Persists Despite Government Efforts
Observers note that despite systematic attempts by the government to destroy his influence, the individual remains highly trusted within the German public. Speculation about his path in the Reichstag causes heightened anxiety for Emperor William and Chancellor Caprivi.
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Reichsteg
Willian
von Caprivi
Land Court Bill and Edmunds Restriction Debate
New Mexico praises a land court bill limiting grants to eleven leagues and seeks public views on proposed amendments. The land grant issue centers on Maxell and other large holdings. Observers question Presidential power and possible postponement until Congress reconvenes.
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New Mexico
Congress
Senate
Harrison
Republic of Mexico
Edmunds
Maxwell
U. S
Partisan clash over world fair plans dampens expo hopes
A garbled report notes debate over upcoming world fair management, claiming a massive Republican move and a treaty shift swiftly alter the fair's influence. It argues the American public will not support partisan handling of a project in which all share interest.
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Penton
Adverse Criticism of Cleveland Reflects Dread of Presidency
A Boston Herald editorial contends that critics of Cleveland reveal a fear of him as a presidential candidate. It praises Cleveland as the first Democrat with sustained electability and the courage to lead for a quarter century, while arguing such dissent strengthens him within his party more than it harms him nationally.
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Cleveland
Boston Herald
Ind
Harrison to Seek Nomination Amid Blaine Silence
The New York Commercial Advertiser reports from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper that Blaine will not run in 1892 and suggests Harrison will be the Republican candidate. It argues Blaine’s health and party tradition point to Harrison’s renomination, though no official notice is issued.
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Washington
New York World
Harrison
Farmers’ Alliance
Apeak
Blaine
Alliance
New York Commercial Advertiser
Ind
Frank Leslie
Illustrated
Protective Tariff Dinner in New York
Mr McKinley drew warm welcome from Republican friends at a New York dinner praised for fine wine and humor. The mock critique cited high tariff fashion, noting imported cigars and china taxed at the Custom House. Denver News reported a Colorado probe into sugar beet factory plans tied to Claus Spreckels, who confirmed focus on California and not Colorado, suggesting broader sugar-trust talks.
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McKinley
New York Herald
Clara Spreckle
California
Julin I. Godding
Rocky Ford
Sugar King
Spreckels
Preckela Naga
Colorado
Eastern Augar Trust
Denver News
City of Santa Fe incorporation election act 1891
The Santa Fe County Commissioners publish a notice calling a June 2, 1891 election for incorporation of the city of Santa Fe. The plan includes two wards, named First and Second, with polling at county school houses in precincts three and four. Judges and clerks are appointed for both wards, and voters choose "for incorporation" or "against incorporation" after census shows 3,880 residents within the proposed city limits.
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Wiereau
Santa Feo
Santa Fe
New Mexico
City of
Board of County Commissioners
County of
Irvine
Dunlop
Aaid Board of County Commissioners
Board of County
Rome
Agpil A.D
N. Mand
Larkin G. Read
Sol. Spiegelberg
Epifanio Vigi
Jane D. Sena, Jr
Samui
Balds Win
Aniceto Abeytia
Charles C. Probat
Marcelino Garcia
S and
Perfecto J. Gonzalea
Adolfo 2. Hill
Aaid
Through Pullman to St Louis on Frisco Flyer Routes
Forty Nine Hours to St Louis outlines through Burrton connections with the Frisco Flyer and Kansas trains. It notes through Pullman service to St Louis via Burton, Wichita, Oswego, Columbia, Springfield and other cities, with arrival around 7:25 a.m. two days out from Santa Fe. Contact G T Nicholson Topeka or W M Burra for details.
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St. Louis
Pullman Palace
Burton
Wichita
Oswego
Columbia
Springfield
Santa Fe
Burrton
Kansas
G. T. Nicholson
Topeka
W. M. Burra
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National Politics
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New York
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J. G. Schumann
J. Weltmer
Wedeles & Eldort
General Merchandise
N. M
Seligman Bros
Santa Fe,n. M
Avateny
Our Lady of Light
Sisters of Loretto
Moither Fancisca Lamy
Second National Bank
San Francisco
W. M. Smith
Geo. P. Nicholson
G.p.gt.a
F.R. RK
Topeke
County of Santa
John Gray
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Broadway
J W.schofteeld
Arizona
J. W. Schofield
New
Mexico
John Patterson & Co
Trevis
Upper
Francisco Street
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