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Local 1891 issue outlines postal transmission details for the Santa Fe publication. Editor J H Crist notes metered printing and post office handling as part of the Saturday issue.
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Newspaper
Santa Fe Weekly Sun
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1891
Page
2
Statehood Support Unequaled in New Mexico Debate
The Santa Fe Sun reports October campaign focus on constitution versus statehood. It rebuts the Reporter’s claim that opposition to statehood doomed the constitution, arguing public sentiment is nuanced and that a well crafted, broadly supported constitution would win approval from New Mexicans and Congress. It recalls a local incorporation victory as precedent for statehood success. The piece defends New Mexico as ready for statehood and central to American progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Santa Fe Sun
Congress
New Mexico
New Mexice
Gloster
Promisely Emigrate to a Land of Our Peers
A call to migrate to a nation offering intellectual and material growth in line with the manifest destiny of the American people. The plea emphasizes hope for advancement through emigration to a land sharing values with peers.
Public Schools Lift Civilisation in Santa Fe Era
A political essay argues public schools are the backbone of civilization and mass education in Santa Fe. It critiques private schools for not reaching all sociaux and calls for expanding public school facilities, citing two current houses and the need for new sites, funds ample for action, and voter backing at the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Tyew Mescheo
Fea Cstauapslitaetre
Ane
Santa Fe
Gamalien
Shane Tung
Democratic delegates named for NM at convention
The New Mexican透露a Democratic secret naming G A Richardson of Chavez county and the editor of The Sun as NM delegates to the upcoming Democratic presidential convention. The notice notes the disclosure has altered the political drama in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
New Mexican
Damon
Pythias
G. A. Richardson
Chavez County
the Sun
New Mexico
Apology for Political Branches Triggers Eloquent Ironies
A witty denunciation of Damon in a New Mexico context mocks his ignorance of Democratic aims and the party’s secrets. The writer scorns a covert olive branch gesture while lampooning Damon’s vanity and press bravado as the Democratic machine is implied. The tone blends satire with sharp claque toward editorial display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Democratic Party of
New Mexico
Public Press Critique Sparks Debate Over Clergy Respect
A lengthy letter in The Optic targets Rev. S. H. Mirkbride and other ministers, condemning personal attacks by readers, especially women, on clergy. The piece argues public objections require tact and that private letters to church authorities would be more appropriate. The Rustler notes Cerrillos coal shippers set a $2.75 per ton floor, praising the move as progress despite calls for $3, while Deming Heads Light contends railroads hinge on regional routes and settlement growth, urging planners to focus on lateral lines and cross connections at the upcoming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 5. Wood
Chas Hid
S. H. Mirkbride
Wood
New Mexico
Cerrillos
Cerridos
Rustler
Deming
National politics in dull Ohio campaign clash
National politics note that the sheet-iron thunder on the stage may be small beside the rattle of tin plate in the Ohio campaign as reported by the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Washington Star
McKinley Reverses Stance on Reciprocity Indorsing It
The Minnesota Journal reports that Major McKinley has finally been compelled to strongly endorse reciprocity, reversing his cabinet stance within a year. The shift marks reciprocity as stronger than McKinley himself according to the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Understanding between Harrison and Blaine for White House
A Detroit Free Press item notes a clear understanding between President Harrison and Mr. Blaine about who will occupy the White House next term. The paper teases that once the remaining voters reach the same understanding, the matter will be settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Blaine
White House
Detroit Free Press
Dem
Pork embargo and tin plate debate mockery
Secretary Rusk repeats talk of lifting Europe’s embargo on pork while the McKinley crowd pledges American tin plate post election. The public remains angry, not amused by the political theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Europe
McKinley
Cinesonati Engyniter
Pem
Honest Republicans oppose their party's surge
The instinctive honest Republicans oppose the party's success, sensing the corruption taint from recent exposures. They urge defeating the leaders responsible to clear the Republican name, as reported by the New York Times (Ind Dem.).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheye
New York Times
Impact of McKinley wool tax on farmers and consumers
The St. Louis Republic argues the McKinley tax yields poor clothing value for both farmer and consumer. It says farmers cannot raise wool prices due to substitutes like cotton and shoddy, and because farmers lack market cohesion to counter the Shoddy Wollen Combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Dem
Republican editors favor silver issue over tariff in 1902
Among Ohdo Republican editors the opinion gains ground that the silver question matters more this year than tariff. The tariff is a settled policy not in danger from the current or upcoming congress. No attacks on the McKinley law are expected in the fifty second congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohdo Republican
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Mrs Graham's cucumber and elder flower cream advertised
An advertisement touts Mrs Graham's cucumber and elder flower cream as a cosmetic that softens skin, whitens slightly, protects from sun and wind, cleanses the face, and prevents wrinkles. It claims no acid or alkali, promises quick beauty results, and offers mail order samples and a business opportunity for lady agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oads
Oads Druggists
Haitebessers
Gervaine Grahan
Log Post Street
San Francisco
Fetter
Httle
Pampele
Giateam
Face Bleach Adverts In New Drug Sales
A town druggist offers face bleaching preparations for sale by wholesale druggists in Chicago and cities westward. The notice promises remedies for skin tones and related conditions, with a call for party buyers and a claim that the first to place a disbursement order will be named in the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itheayer
Hermes
Patyhuente
Governor Hill as Presidential Candidate Claim
A Savannah News excerpt argues that if Governor Hill wins re election he could frame his gubernatorial bid as a path to the presidency. It contends his party would nominate him and he could claim unique ability to carry New York, potentially tipping national convention support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
New York
Savannah News
Democratic Party Power Plays Shift in State Politics
The discord in Democratic circles grows hourly as Cleveland and Hill clash inside the interior. The machine’s patronage grip fuels a broad win for the great American pluralist in office, clarifying Hill’s unwillingness to abandon the Governorship for the Senate. The party’s control hinges on patronage, and surrender of the Governorship after the Senate race would leave Hill in a hopeless minority at the State Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hill
Hind
New York Recorder
Eminent Gents Blaine and Harrison Unite for Convention
The Cincinnati Times reports Blaine and Harrison are on cordial terms and united in supporting Republican policy. They plan to leave future preferment decisions to the national convention and continue to work together for the party’s welfare and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Harrison
Cincinnati Times
Tariff as Leading Issue Dominates Ohio Politics
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Governor Campbell identified the tariff as the leading issue and predicts continued, intensified political fighting over taxation. Democrats retain an edge on the tariff, and Major McKinley and other Republicans will confront the results of prolonged education campaigns on tax policy in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
McKinley
Ohio
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dem
Silver in Politics Cartoon Targets Campbell Over Free Coinage
The New York Recorder August 31 caricature shows McKinley squeezing Campbell by the coat cuff as a grinding wheel, a huge 1891 silver dollar, urging support for free coinage. The Rocky Mountain News calls the image odious and says Republicans must force a denunciation to win Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Recorder
McKinley
Campbell
Ohio
Rocky Mountain News
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the Santa FE Weekly Sun
Official City Paper
J. H. Crist
Sante Fe
Secon
National Politics
Mrs. Graham
Pasion
Paciur
Bon
Cunz
Pastor
Koenig
Fort Wayne
Cringe
Drogel
Box Will
New York City
J. G. Schumann
NEW York Situation
Silver
Politics
Wedeles & Eldodt
General Merchandise
Santa Fe, N. M
Birusell
Huller Pthrusbe
Pricasé
Sirpsell Mfc. CO
South Bend. Ind
Academy of Our Lady of Light
Sisters of Loretto
Francisca Lamy
Superia
Spitt
Second National Bank
Francisco St
John Gray
John Patterson & Co
Upper
San Francisco Street
Julius H. Gerdes
Surte
Mit's & Averill
Wilson
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