Face to Face in Spain War Tale of Patience and Blood
A fragment from a serialized tale set during Talavera, following Stephen Harlow and Sergeant Blackthorn as two armies clash. The narrative intertwines romance, duty, and peril, detailing desertion, spy intrigue, and a bayonet charge while the doomed night gives way to another brutal day.
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Blackthorn
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Millport
Mor
Marrish
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Enoch Marrish
Burl
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Diigust
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Jefe
France
Atree
Tingle
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Pal
Rayleigh
Douro
Spurring
Discreditable Habit of Signatures on Petitions for Office
President Cleveland criticizes easy signatures on petitions for office and urges reform. The piece notes signatures often lack personal knowledge, mislead officials, and amount to political dishonesty. It cites the Rome Postmastership case and calls for recommendations based on verified information and excluding unworthy applicants.
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Melbourne
Ofice
Rome
St. Louis Republican
Woes of a President and Indiana Poetry Plot
A Washington confrontation over President Cleveland involves Indiana poetry and biting puns as political weapons. Vice President Hendricks is named as culprit inspiring fear of discord, while warnings urge vigilance against literary assaults on the White House.
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Mistakes of the Party and Government Reforms
A Washington Post summary critiques long neglected accounts in federal offices and lauds reform measures under the new administration. It argues that previous officials, focused on politics, left massive arrears and fraud, while President Cleveland and appointees pursue diligent, merit based staffing and full time service to restore credibility and efficiency. It notes Republican skepticism yet praises steady governance and reform.
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Washington Post
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Ilaine
New York Sun
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Republican Machine
Richmond
SHERMAN VIEWS ON ELECTIVE FRANCHISE AND CRIME
The piece discusses John Sherman voicing strong views on the crime of breaking down the elective franchise. It critiques his Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce speech condemning such offenses and questions whether his remarks reference past actions by Marshal Wright’s deputies affecting Cincinnati’s franchise during a 1876 election.
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John Sherman
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Cieinnati Chamber of Commerce
Marshal Wright
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Republican Party
Bing
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