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Time to Change in Congress Debated by District Democrats
The piece argues against long service in Congress and endorses Hon. T. J. Cobb for a fifth term in 1884. It cites Cobb’s record, the Knox county endorsement, and the district’s desire to keep him until March 4, 1887, amid Democratic support and debate over change.
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Congress
T. J. Cobb
Cobb
Democratic Party
Democratic National Administration
Canpor
Two Democrats Cobb and Humphreys in District contest
The piece argues against primary squabbles and urges voters to judge Cobb and Humphreys on merit. It contends Cobb’s claims of land gains are unfounded and praises Humphreys as a steady defender of Democratic and industrial interests for working people.
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United States
Congress
Mr. C
Mississippi
Kansas
Nebraska
New Mexico
Arizona
House of Representatives
Humphreys
Knox County Convention Backs Key Gubernatorial and Congressional Nominations
In Vin Ville on a recent Saturday the Democracy of Knox County appointed delegates to state and congressional gatherings. They urged state delegates to back I. P. Gray for Governor, congressional delegates to pursue T. R. Cobb’s renomination, and joint representative delegates to promote Gerard Reiter for Joint Representative of Knox Greene and Sullivan.
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Knox County
Vincennes
I. P. Gray
T. R. Cobb
Congress
Joint Representative
Gerard Reiter
Knox, Greene and Sullivan
Receding Waters Threaten Ohio River Flood Plight
Ohio river rises again at Cincinnati and Paducah floods many blocks in Paducah while Gallatin county Illinois is submerged. Newport Kentucky reports thousands of homes inundated with millions in damages. Relief boats hurry to aid sufferers as towns ride out day after day of rising waters.
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Cincinnati
Paducah
Gallatin County
Ills
Shawneetown
Beckwith
Wheeling
Cairo
Newport
Parkersburg
Katie Stockdale
Bateman
West Virginia
Marietta
Iron City
Larmar
Afarietta
Ohio Valley Railroad
Cochransville
Kread
New Aubany. Inc
Ian
Mound City
Illinois Central Railroad
Ganges
New Albany
Ind
Tennessee
Smithland
Cumberland
Ohio
Alang
Mt. Vernon
Henderson
Pyansville
Newberg
Enterprise
Rockport
Grand View
Lawrenceburg, Inc
Miami River
Lawrenceburg
Texas
St. Joseph
Michigan
United States
Supreme Court of Illinois
Clarence
Missouri
Lexington
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Nicholson
Sidonian
Loston
Queenstown
Park City
Utah
Dakota
Palmer
Vermont
Supreme Court of Dakota
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mexico
New Orleans
A. M. Chadwick
Omaha
Trinity Cathedral
Edward Gordon
Bellefontaine
Henry ©. Pratt
Regular Army
Detroit
Chicago
Chichester
N. SL
Thaddeus Avery
Santee Agency
Miss Slammerling
Memphis
Los Angeles
California
Colby
Boston
Chippewa Falls
St. Paul
Weedsport
New York
Seneca River
Santa Fe Road
California Southern
Pacific
Needles
Colton
W.T. Spicely
Indiana
John C. Scott
Millville
Massachusetts
Winnipeg Dispatches
Farmers’ Union
Ottawa
Braidwoost
Illinois
Diamond
Wagner
Indianapolis
Wabash Road
Glenwood
Manitoba
Lake
Employment Bureau
The
Young Men’s Christian Association of Chicago
Marquis de Mores
Wendell Phillips
Phillips
George W. Smalley
London
Chicago and Alton Road
Washington Notes Seizures and Bills Move in Congress
Major Ben Perley Poore recovers health as a congressional delegation probes a proposed canal across the peninsula with a $30 million price tag. The Indian Rights Association seeks $505,000 for day schools and boarding schools. House committees debate railroad discrimination and public-rate posting. Storrs pork inspection bill outlined with support from Speaker Carlisle and Reagan. Postmasters salaries eyed under 1883 act. Foundry board urges government gun factories. Bay area mentions naval armaments. News covers flooding relief, Ballads on Lasker, and ongoing House actions through February.
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Ben Perley Poore
Baltimore
The
Indian Rights Association
Congress
Northern Pacific Railroad
House Commerce Committee
England
West
Legation
Villard
Victoria
Colmbia
Storrs
Specter
United States
Carlisle
Reagan
Committee On Commerce
Aly Storrs
Andersonville
Belle Isle
Secretary of the Navy
Chalmers
Manning
Fes
McKinley
Cleveland
Mississippi
Chalners
House
Mountain Meadow
Secretary of State
Bismarck
Herr Lasker
Germans and Americans in diplomatic risk over Bismarck remarks
The Tagblatt hopes Americans will not blame Germans for Bismarck's acts. Washington lacks confirmation that Bismarck sent back resolutions on Klerr Lasker's death. Frelinghuysen asks Berlin for information and doubts the report. The New York Staats Zeitung asserts Bismarck may scorn U S political affairs and warns against indifference to insults, while German Americans pledge support to defend U S dignity.
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Bismarck
State Department
Washington
Klerr Lasker
Frelinghuysen
Berlin
New York Staats Zeitung
United States
Bistuirek
Senate Proceedings Preview Key Actions and Debates
The senate discussed land patents for the Northern Pacific railroad and a bill to grant condemned salmon to General William H. Lyle. It debated national bank note issuance, bonds over 5 percent, and suspicions about silver coinage. Other items included relief for Louisiana bank, post routes, and appointments for veterans. A flood relief request urged faster funding.
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Afr
Voorhees
Secretary of the Interior
Pendleton
Grant
Samnon
William H. Lyle
Ohio
McPherson
Bayard
Sherman
Ife
Congress
Louisiana State Bank
Logan
Beck
Supreme Courts
Richard Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio Legislative
Minneapolis Board of Trade
St. Paul Chamber of Commerce
Winona
United States
Dakota
Texas
Wisconsin
Utah
British Troops Reinforce Cairo Amid Egyptian Unrest
The Times reports Britain plans a relief expedition to Egypt and India to study cholera origins and aid the Khartum region. London hosts large anti government protests over Egypt policy while Parliament debates Scottish minister and Northcote’s censure vote.
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Bradlaugh
Great Britain
Marv
Russia
London Times
Leonard H. Courtney
Treasury Department
Tunis
Sahara
Tuntish House of Commons
Northcote
Egypt
Gladstone
House of Commons
Scotland
Greely
London
Egyp
Robert Deel
Sanitary Commission
India
Calcutta
Buakim
Vokar
Cairo
Gordon
Kuerteuma
Snakin
Tokar
Bel Mehat
England
Asessacre
Ifnitz Seeks Prosecuting Attorney Nomination
Mr W C Ifnltz requests announcement of his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney of the Fourteenth Judicial District subject to the Democratic Nominating Convention decision.
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W. C. Ifnltz
Fourteenth Judicial District
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