GROSVENOR LEAVES THE HOUSE IN AN UNFATHOMABLE FRIENDSHIP
The passage notes Gen. Charles H. Grosvenor of Ohio leaving Congress while Champ Clark of Missouri laments his absence. It describes Grosvenor as a strong standpat and Clark as a steadfast free trader. The text portrays their long rivalry softened as Grosvenor departs and Clark reflects on their years of political conflict and unlikely camaraderie.
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Congress
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ohio
Grosvenor
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Williams to Lead Democrats Again in House
The article notes John Sharp Williams of Mississippi poised to lead the Democratic faction in the House again. It references aging tenure and plans to rest before a possible U.S. Senate run, with Justice Harlan’s Kentucky origins and political rise as context.
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John Sharp Williams
DeArmond
Mississippi
House
Eal
United States Senate
Money
Williams
Jouse
Justice Harlan
Kentucky
Toville
Brieton
Blaine
Supreme Bench
Fragmentary Note on Poods and Stipulate Claims
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