Election Returns Show City Prattle Across States
Ohio results from Columbus Cincinnati and Toledo show Republicans gaining in city offices including City Civil Engineer Police Commissioner and Council seats with margins between 53 and 159. Indiana reports constitutional amendments likely carried and predicts shifts in voting rules pending Kellogg Hoar Saulsbury Geneva Award debate.
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Eshelby
Hoffman
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House scene over army surgeon amendment sparks clash
In Washington on April 7 a heated House Committee of the Whole debate centered on an army surgeon amendment. Sparks demanded a House vote after a defeat, clashed with Clymer, and accused him of deceit, while Springer and Conger urged order as the matter progress report.
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Conger
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Tommy Hill
Lena Hill
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Senator Don Cameron Predicts Grant Nomination on First Ballot
Senator Don Cameron disclosed private letters from various regions suggesting Grant will win on the first ballot at Chicago. He doubts Blaine will push his name forward at the convention, unsettling some Blaine supporters. The Ute bill faces debate in the Senate with a potential commit motion amid strong opposition. A Republican Senator canvassed the chamber and says the Geneva award insurance company payout bill will fail.
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Kellogg
Hoar
Saulsbury
Don Cameron
Grant
Chicago
Blaine
Cam Won
Senate
New York Bank Statement Shows Declines Across Key Figures
The weekly New York bank statement reports decreases in loans 22 200 dollars specie 1 104 500 dollars legal tenders 425 000 dollars deposits 1 033 700 dollars circulation 13 600 dollars and reserve 1 271 075 dollars. Banks now hold 809 900 dollars less than required.
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New York
Reading’s Place in Freshmen Minds Revealed by Professors
Two college professors report freshmen and sophomores who have never read books beyond textbooks. One freshman and one superior sophomore fail to grasp literature or reading pleasure, despite strong exam performance. The exchange highlights widespread cultural ignorance among educated youths.
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America
Scott
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