American Policy and Harrison's Americanism
The piece lauds President Harrison for American production in his inauguration attire and a nationalistic foreign policy. It cites revisions in the State Department, appointments reflecting Americanism, and renewed caution against favoritism toward foreigners, as praised by the Chicago Tribune.
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Benjamin Harrison
Capitol
United States
Canada
Morton
Senate
Harrison
State Department
Berlin
Blaine
Germany
Bayard
Brooklyn
Conference of Representatives
Provident
Lincoln
Eagland
President Grant
Austria
Europe
Court of St. James
England
Customs Service
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago Tribune
Spirit of the Press on Democratic and Republican Outlook
Newspaper clippings show multiple opinions about the 1890 election, urging Democrats to imitate last November’s turnout and noting Virginia, Ohio, and Southern politics. Columns praise Blaine, predict GOP gains in Virginia, and emphasize unity to regain power in the Old Dominion.
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Harrison
Chicago Journal
Cleveland
Ohio
Foraker
Buckeye
Chicago Inter Ocean
Iowa State Register
Grara
United Republican Organization
Virginia
Party of Protection and Progress
South Carolina
N. Y. Mail and Express
garMr
Blaine
Kearney
Peas
Republican Party
Old Dominion
Washington Press
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Virginia Republicans unite after divisions under national guidance
The Virginia Republican factions, long out of tune, reconcile through National Executive Committee mediation. President endorses the agreement, promising reform of party rules and expanded voter liberty as Mahone concessions reshape the factional landscape.
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Virginia
National Executive Committee
Old Dominion
Mahone
Groner- Brady
Pittsburgh Commercial-Gazette
Teaching Servants How to Run a Neat Dining Room
A long guidance piece on training house staff in table setting serving and cleanup. It covers exact placement of cloths utensils glassware and plates maintaining uniform covers side tables and sideboard. rules for cleanliness etiquette and appearance. counting silver after meals and enforcing accountability for breakages. and cultivating patience adaptability and silent efficient service.
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Chicago Herald
Advice and morals from an American Agriculturist piece
A dated comment urges prudent life choices on couples and farms. It stresses using mind over violence on rainy days, condemns wasting time and money, and advocates fair use of resources such as eggs, feed, and household care.
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George H. Daniels
Elct
New York
Hudson River
United States of America
New York Central Railroad
Ni Falls
America
Newark Central & Hudson River Railroad
Commodore Vanderbilt
Detroit Free Press
Jack
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Mijee
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