Senator Ernest seeks the post office in 1884 times
The piece comments on Senator Ernest pushing for the post office, critiques reciprocity with Canada, and previews forthcoming analysis on labor organizations. It also discusses President Arthur’s Nicaraguan canal treaty, silver coinage policy, subsidies for a merchant marine, and reciprocal trade treaties as routes to prosperity.
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Cuba
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The Cranbrook incident and political reform views
The Cranbrook captain dumped 400 tons of ballast coal into Annapolis Bay to dodge duties, harming workers in Baltimore and other cities. The piece urges strict civil service reform with honest, competent appointees like Dr. H. V. Norvell, highlights tariff debates on lumber, praises Rev. DeWitt Talmage, and promotes the 1880 New Orleans Exposition as pivotal.
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Ernest named for Sullivan Postmaster position
The article endorses Senator Ernest for the Sullivan county seat Postmaster role. It praises his temperance honesty and fitness and predicts his appointment to the post.
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Sullivan
Levy and Stella Costa wed in Erie
Report recalls cornetist Levy marrying soprano Stella Costa at Erie. Other items note a Thornburg Iowa murder suicide, Texas cowboys sending a relief draft, and varied 19th century world events from crop prices to political notices.
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Atlanta
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Boston
Diplomatic and financial actions from 1886 session reported
The itemized record notes nominations by President Arthur for pensions office deputies Otis Clarke Rhode Island Calvin Walker Indiana and Noah Loveridge Michigan. It covers fiscal year imports duties policy Supreme Court rulings on Chinese labor and immigrant care, public building finance legal decisions Leavenworth Minneapolis Dodge City, deputy marshals at Ohio election, and a broad forecast of bankruptcy land grants and currency bills. It also details congressional plans for a working session on banking currency inter state commerce and silver dollar coinage with international talks and commissions.
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Chicago
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Congressional Proceedings of December 3 to 9
Senate and House conduct session under Indian lands audits railroad and currency debates. Measures include Grant pension bill Crof Coeur d Alene railbill Lafayette statue and inter state commerce act. Debates on statehood Dakota, Mississippi governance, and railway land policies continue.
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Rumors From Abroad Stir Press in Various Nations
Telegrams from Egypt claim a deaf false prophet of the Soudan and scattered forces. St Petersburg issues condemnations against the minister Tolstoi. A life pension bill seeks 5000 dollars a year for General Grant from retirement. Duke of Brunswick left a coin filled iron safe to Cumberland. Earl Dufferin honored in Bombay with 4000 rupees for silver caskets. French envoys warn Rome Vienna Constantinople of cereal duty hikes provoking reprisals. Liun gary remonstrates.
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Why couldn't they get Ben Butler to open the New Orleans Exposition
A historical note questions why Ben Butler was not tapped to open the New Orleans Exposition. The inquiry hints at possible political, logistical, or personal reasons behind the decision.
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