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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1889

Page

2

Nine hour day agitation among Kansas City carpenters

News of the week reports six to eight hundred carpenters in Kansas City striking for a nine hour day without wage gains. Most contractors plan nine hours with pay adjusted accordingly.

Personal and Political Obituary Notes From Newark and Boston

Eowanp Rankix a prominent Presbyterian leader died at his Newark home on the 22d aged forty. William Saltontall of Boston died recently in Italy aged fifty eight. During the Civil War rank and service were shown by James Blaine who now serves as a fireman on the Bar Harbor Bangor express after time in the road’s machine shops.

Waterville Theodore Dimon State Insane Asylum Auburn N. Y Henry M. Foote Pennsylvania James H. Nixon New Jersey Department of Justice W. S. Hill Lewis Cochran Alexander Jquyson Princeton College Winnom Examiner Remsen Twamley and Cole New York Custom House Fairchild Examiner McElwee Helen Newell John C. Newell Lake Shore Railroad James R. Garfield Garfield Charlemange Tower Ann Grapstone Osborne Prince and Princess of Wales Royal House Prince of Wales Eowanp D. Rankix Newark N.J William GA. Saltonett All Boston Italy Jame G. Blaine Bar Harbor Bangor W. N. Monahan C. Kk. Crumit Jackson Edgerton Williams County Jacob Stoltz Newman Gustave Hambrock Camp Washington Cincinnati WM. Spangenberger Springfield Steubenville Secretary of the Treasury David L. Day James I. Quinton Samuel McKeehan John Richey Richard Stewart Miller Delphos Charles F. CoLeMan Warren County Secret Service Dayton Drigg Old Nels Driggs James Guyon Jim Hank Jim Hamilton Denella Driggs Bell Guyon

International cattle show to open in Buenos Aires

The Argen tine Rural society will inaugurate an international cattle show in Buenos Ayres on April 20 1599 under government patronage. The United States government has been invited to participate. Lord George Hamilton announced in the English Commons that fifty two warships are under construction this year with twenty in government yards and thirty two in private yards.

Buenos Ayres United States House of Commons George Hamilton Admiralty Apispatcn Constantinople Vamos Cidonia Germany Switzerland Ireland Belgium Lu Chow Rome Walsh London Ont Toronto Lynch Marshall H. Twitchell Kingston Martin Chicago Bauer A. F E. Jones Cincinnati Reine County Europe Hudson River Cornwall N. Y Marquez Tex Jas. Rucker Sam Davis Rucker Union Iron Works San Francisco Tracy Compe Brownsville Texas Marine Hospital Bureau Mexico Tampico Davin R. Patmen Jackson Miss Yankton Nebraska

Wrecking case witness killed in West Virginia

Paiu Leist was struck by cars at Carkin West Virginia while serving as a key witness in a case against a man charged with wrecking a train. The incident adds a grim twist to an ongoing trial as investigators pursue motives and other links to the accident.

Paiu Leist Carkin W. Va A. H. Welsh Ohio State University Port Huron Mich Henry S. Ives New York Sallie H. TromAsson General Grant Toledo Kansas City Missouri River Mt. Vernon Delaware Licking Muskingum Perry Patrick Day Patrick Duffy Turner Coal New Philadelphia Hoth Dayton Building Association League League of Building Associations Columbus

Blaine Ruling Endorses House Self Rule Against Filibuster

A Chicago Journal summary argues that the Senate filibuster and obstructive rules threaten the House's organic right to set its own proceedings. Citing Blaine, the piece asserts dilatory motions cannot block rule changes and urges Republicans to uphold the precedent. It compares US practice to Parliament and notes the Fifty-first Congress can alter rules without binding successors.

National House of Representatives Blaine United States Randall House of the Fifty-first Congress England Lords and Commons House Fifty-First House

The President's Course and Republican Support

Senator Philetus Sawyer of Wisconsin praises President Harrison as level headed and thorough. Republicans are urged to judge the administration beyond patronage, noting that appointment methods have grown in importance but many duties fall to the President and Cabinet.

Harrison Chicago Journal Philetus Sawyer Wisconsin

Opinion sampler mixed on politics and race in early press

A collage of opinion quotes from U.S. newspapers critiques politicians and policies. It touches on Ohio governor attire, Southern work ethic, Greenback plans, post mortems, American restlessness, South Carolina verdicts, Illinois Senate views, and Fred Douglass’s stance on Port au Prince, reflecting partisan tensions and regional attitudes.

Foraker Ohio Chicago Tribune herThe South Hartford Conn Post RepChairman Jones Greenback Party Philadelphia Bar Louisville Courier-Journal Democratic Party Inter Ocean Kay Captain Dawson South Carolina Arkansas St. Louis Globe-Democrat Illinois Democracy John M. Palmer United States Senate Illinois Democrats Senate of the United States Philadelphia Press Fred Douglass Washington Post Harrison Port Au Prince New England

Reckless Estimates on Tariff and Internal Revenue

The Des Moines Register criticizes Secretary Fairchild for overstating tariff receipts and understating internal revenue, showing the internal revenue swelling the surplus faster than the tariff. It accuses Democrats of defending internal taxes while opposing the tariff in their push to reduce the surplus.

Fairchild Cleveland Des Moines Register

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