Cleveland’s Victory Foreshadows a New National Course
The piece argues for James G. Blaine facing Cleveland as the nation awaits the next election. It praises Cleveland’s perceived consistency with party aims, criticizes opponents, and claims the public supports his platform and financial policy. It cites party unity and the influence of industrial supporters in shaping the nation’s future.
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Press Echoes Texna Faro and Janeh banking roar
National bank statement shows total assets at 225000 with 7200000 grants to farmers. Farmers report heavy deposits and improved financial condition over twenty years, while rural farming notes advise on sweet potato digging and storage practices. Local papers discuss crime reports, oil mill operations, duck hunting, and community council actions.
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Remarkable Preservation Of Civil War Era Remains Found
A farm near the Shelbyville pike yielded eight graves from 50 to 60 years ago. Bodies were exhumed and moved to Eastern Cemetery in Louisville by undertaker. One coffin held a small child named Archie Cocke with preserved hair and flesh color. A second coffin contained a woman in a fine silk dress. Relatives of the Portland area are said to reside among the family.
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