Santa Fe Weekly Sun October 3 186r Politicians and Prospects
The Republicans of Colorado renominated Judge Helm of Colorado Springs for chief justice and Democrats named Judge Goddard of Leadville for the same post. A serious study of Santa Fe resources and prospects is underway by leading citizens, signaling cautious unity and a more hopeful future amid prior division.
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Colorado
Judge Helm
Colorado Springs
Goddard
Leadville
Santa Fe
President Harrison Returns to White House Refreshed
The report says President Harrison has resumed residence in the White House after a restorative seaside summer. It notes his heavy burdens, including a $4,166 monthly stipend, receptions for office seekers, and concerns about the pressures of 1892.
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Harrison
White House
Seadside
McKinley badge feature sparks New York badge idea
Gov. Ross praises a McKinley campaign badge and ponders a New York GOP version with a Fassett faucet in their button holes. The piece satirically asks how many Hills of corn would be needed to feed a Cleveland presidential corn dodger if New York wore such a symbol.
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Gov. Ross
Ohio
New York
Cleveland
Tariff reform campaigner speaks at Zanesville
Hon Rocents Mills, famed for tariff reform rhetoric, drew about 5 000 listeners in Zanesville Ohio as he delivered a forceful address on the tariff question. The audience overflowed the opera house and responded with sustained applause to his masterly argument against protective policies.
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Rocents Q. Mills
Texas
Ohio
Zanesville
Opera House
Taxpayers Letters Against County Bond Refundings
Tae Sun notes many letters criticizing the county board of commissioners for funding and refunding interest and principal on Color bonds. The Sun recalls pledges tied to Catron and Staab before the election and reports the post election stance that the majority will of the people justifies the action. It suggests some writers of the letters supported the bondholders and the ticket.
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Tae Sun
Board of County Commissioners
Sun
Catron
Staab
Tue Sun
Tuz Sum
Indig
Grumblers Ep
Hie
Rum Romanism and Rebellion in the 1884 Campaign
The piece mocks Burchard as a Republican scapegoat who vanished from politics. It contrasts his view of Providence guiding defeat with Depew’s belief in Republican wisdom shown in America’s crops. It notes public debate over tariff reform and free silver, urging continued political education for a Democratic triumph.
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Burchard
Blaine
Republican Party
Depew
America
Europe
Statehood Drive Gains Momentum in Territory
The statehood movement in the territory gains momentum with leaders of thought and action backing admission. Judge Hazeldine of the Atlantic and Pacific R. A. Co. praises it in Chicago, and both parties back an enabling act. Delegates expect a constitutional convention next summer and admission by January 1893, predicting rapid growth from new population and capital.
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Hazeldine
The
Atlantic and Pacific R. A. Co
Chicago
Joseph
Senate
New Mexico
Democratic policy and tariff reform highlighted in a party critique
A 19th century analysis argues the Democratic party leads in favor of tax relief and tariff reduction to ease the burdens on the masses. It contrasts Democratic revenue tariffs with Republican protectionism, critiques reciprocity, and asserts public awareness rising toward Democratic fiscal policy amid political shifts.
Silver Coinage Debate Between Parties
The passage contrasts the Democratic party favoring free and unlimited coinage with local controls, against the Republican stance of limited free coinage and hedging even in silver producing regions. It accuses Republicans of time serving shifts to popular demand while praising Democrats as consistently representing the people’s needs.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
Party of
Change of Opinion on Tariff Speech Echoes in Politics
National politics notes Mr Mill’s tariff remarks at Manafield Ohio draw loud applause from ex Congressmen Geddes and Yoder who still voted against Morrison tariff bill in the forty ninth congress. Also Campbell’s Ohio election seen as a free coinage victory likely to push gold standard ideas in the national campaign.
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Mr. Mill
Manafield
Geddes and
Yoder
Campbell
Ohio
Wall Street
Denver News
Dem
Pennsylvania’s Washingtonian Neglect blamed on politics
The Philadelphia Press remarks that Pennsylvania has suffered in Washington due to sending only politicians, not men of brains and force. It notes some good men exist in Washington but are powerless under the bors system ruling the state.
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Pennsylvania
Washingtonia
Washington
Philadelphia Press
Allison Claims Tin Plate Supply From U S Mills Within Year
In the McKinley tariff debate Senator Allison said investigations showed demand for tin plate would be met by American mills within a year. The year passed without American tin plate appearing, only in Republican conventions. The note cites St. Louis Poat Dispatch Dem.
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Allison
St. Louis
Poat-Dispatch
Tammany’s Ablest Foe and the Flower-Fassett Clash
The Brooklyn Times notes Tammany fears Flower winning the governorship as it would curb its power. It argues a strong Flower showing in New York could blunt Fassett gains elsewhere, prompting Tammany to push for a large Flower majority locally to counter Fassett.
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Tammany
Flower
Janmuany
Fassett
New York
Brooklyn Times
Watterson on Democrats and Ohio Pennsylvania Iowa impact
In the North American Review Henry Watterson argues that unless elections yield a decisive Democratic win in Ohio Pennsylvania or Iowa the party must resolve the Cleveland Hill split with little remaining options. He notes Hill’s setback in the New York state convention would likely shift his views if published today.
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Henry Watterson Asaya
North American Review
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Cleveland
Itill
Watterson
Hill
New York
Philadelphia Ledger
Civil service reform rally praised by party organs
The Republican press in Pennsylvania and New York laud federal civil service efforts in the party campaign. The New York Tribune credits Postmaster Van Cott for a strong campaign meeting at Wardman Hall on Thursday evening and notes effort by Van Cott and seventh district to organize a Fassett and Vrooman club from nomination day, aiming to stay active until election day, per the Boston Post.
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Pennsylvania
New York
New York Tribune
van Cott
Mwardman Hall
Seventh District
Fassett and Vrooman Club
Rochester
Boston Post
Grover Cleveland Elevates Democratic Faith in Presidency
The Boston Herald asserts Cleveland has proven capable as president, restoring trust in the Democrats. He has turned prior doubts into confidence that a Democrat can be safely trusted with the office, marking a notable party vindication.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
Cleveland
Boston Herald
Dem
Ohio Republican circular seeks campaign contributions
It is reported and not yet denied that the Ohio Republican state executive committee is sending circulars to departments clerk at Washington requesting political contributions. It is to be regretted that Major McKinley is to be handicapped.
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Republican State Executive Committee
Ohio
Washington
McKinley
Quote on civil service reform and federal officeholders
A Boston Journal editorial criticizes efforts by Ohio Republicans and allies for using questionable methods to secure contributions from federal officeholders. It argues such tactics offer little benefit and are detrimental to reform aims.
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Ohio
Hsidera
Boston Journal
Alum in baking powders sparks health warnings and lists
A historical warning discusses alum use in bread and baking powders, noting potential digestive harm from prolonged use and variable individual reactions. It catalogs various baking powders, many marked as containing alum or ammonia, from both eastern and western markets, with a cautionary long list of brand names.
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Scientific American
Fatlantic & Pacific
ROYAL
Cook
CIOTO
Davis U.K
Sovereign
STATE
GLOBE
Standard
Kenton
Pearson's
Wasitington
Perfection
Windsor
Zipp
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Chicago
Forest City
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