U S Supreme Court Affirms New Mexico Ruling in Delgado Case
The U S Supreme Court on the 25th sustained New Mexico's Delgado case, upholding Judge Leeds's actions after Delgado defied a mandamus ordering recognition of the Republican county commissioners. The ruling ends a long, contested dispute, vindicating Leeds and easing public uncertainty in the county.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Delgado
Leeds
Pedro Delsgado
Republican Board of County Commissioners
Delgardo
Supreme Court of the
Territory
Gorien
Mandamas Wa Veld
U. S. Supreme Court
Col
Thos. P. Smith
Springer
John. Hf. Knoebel
U.S. Supreme Court
U. S
Land
John H. Knabel
United States Supreme Court
Spoiling for Fight in New Mexico Editorial Exchange
The Liberty Banner urges the old party organs in New Mexico to resume sharp editorial combat after a two week lull. It calls for open, courteous dispute on leading questions, praising intelligent argument in the Sun and noting its role in discussing the Farmers Alliance’s rise and the relative standing of the organizations.
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Sun
Democratic Party
Cosmers
Baton Range
New Mexico
Capt. Colliers
Liberty Banner
Rio Grande Republican
The
Danner
Kansas
Jerry Simpson
Washington
Billingsgate
Farmers Alliance
Colliers Scorcher
Press of
Kansas City
Kingston
Kaneans City
Liberty
Organians
Cleveland plea on public expenditures echoes in national politics
The New York Evening Post notes Mr. Cleveland urges restraint and duty in office, warning parties to uphold conscientious governance. Philadelphia Bulletin suggests Blaine may be the nominee if Harrigan blocks him, while Elmira Gazette and St. Louis Republic debate Cleveland’s front-runner status and regional support for the next Democratic candidate.
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Cleveland
Buitilo
Bufalo
New York Evening Post
Major Jones
St. Louis
Governor Hill
New York
Elmira
N. Y
Ciazette
Dem
Hill
York
St. Louis Republic
Debates on Tariff and Honest Money in 1892 Politics
The piece reviews Henry Watterson’s Kentucky speech urging restraint on silver and supporting the 1892 Democratic ticket, contrasts McKinley’s stance with tariff policy, and notes Republican calls for protection and honest money. It also covers New Mexico immigration attention, a May tickets incident in Denver, and a Albuquerque Citizen notice about bald land and laxative balm.
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Cied
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Major McKinley
Tesaya
Boston Herald
Ind
HW. C. Paulsen
Denver
Mr. Paulsen
Richley
Madden
BR. W. D. Bryan
Mesars. Phelan & Heacock
Albuquerque Citisen
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Ron Ton Restaurant
Walters
NikemiurRn
Jack Gonway
Prop
Havana
Grunsfeld, Lindheim & CO
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Broadway
J W.schofield
Arizona
J. W. Schofield
Santa Fe
Grant Rivenberg
Rio Ariba
San Juan
Rivenberg
Colorado
Gen. L.M. Meily
Santa Fe Southern Railway
Rocky Mountain Sportsmen's Association
National Politics
Business and Politica
Silver
Mall
Firestore Crockery and Glassware
A. T. Grigg & CO
San Francisco ST
Julius H. Gerdes
Casa Clothier
Hatter and Men’s Furnisher
Hata
Milla & Averill
Wilson
Francisco
G. M. Greameer
Southwest Corner Plaza, Santa Fe, N. M
A. T. Gaggé& CO
J. W. Ollinger
Thos. P Gable
John Patterson & Co
Reine
Francisco Street
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