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Newspaper

Santa Fe Weekly Sun

Location

Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1891

Page

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Editorial Attacks Chief Justice O'Brien in New Mexico

A long editorial accuses Chief Justice Juoilee J O'Brien of unsatisfactory service without proof. The piece defends his integrity, cites support from the Daily Optic, and urges respect for judicial leadership amid past land grant delays and docket backlogs hindered by suspended entries.

Juoilee J O’brien Lanes Serra Hensh New Mexican Paragreagh O'Brien New Mexico O’brien 4Th Judicial District Optic Bcone New ‘Mexico Sian Wej Colonel Lounsberry Lounsberry

Amateur Musicale Echoes Santa Fe Club Evening

The Santa Fe Athletic Club hosted a complimentary evening of music at Palace avenue with about 150 attendees. Performers included W. E. Griffin and A. Seligman Jr. on violin, Miss Sloan on piano, and Mrs F. W. Clancy and Will M. Tipton in a duet. Beethoven, Donizetti, and other masters featured. Sloan's Beethoven and Miss Nettle Sloan's singing drew notable praise.

Santa Fe Athletic Club Palace Avenue Santa Fe New Mexico Gaurlitt Donizetti Beethoven Shelley Rubenstein Musin Dancla W. E. Griffin A. Seligman Jr Miss. Sloan F. W. Clancy Will M. Tipton Gen. Bartlett Clancy Miss Sloan

Me and Rome in the Fifty-Fifth Congress Rant

A fragmented monologue mixes Julius Caesar, Rome, and US politics. The speaker rails against historic figures and a modern congress, invoking Caesar’s mantle and a mocked Senate scene to protest current leadership and power. The piece blends satire with fierce insistence on tradition and control.

Rome Caesar Cassar Brutus Springer Uiness Rogers Arkansas Rowe Gallagher Grester

President’s LisP wali cost cited by Washington correspond ent

A Washington correspondent of the St. Louis Republic reports the President’s LisP wali cost $185,000. Even at the time, the figure is noted amid moral and expense concerns, with the correspondent referencing Senator Penn’s party, the Philadelphia Record, and the Democratic standings.

Washington St. Louis Republic Spence Philadelpus Resord

Fragmentary Ex-President Cleveland Speech Noted in Buffalo Ad

The fragmentary OCR text records a Cleveland era speech in Buffalo noted by the York Commerce Advertiser. It mentions his long tenure and the presidency, with epigrammatic tones implied but the exact content unclear.

Cleveland Cleveland Democracy Buffalo York

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