Local Paper in Warner Dakota Reports Statehood Meeting
The Brown County official paper notes congressmen retirements including Hill of Ohio and Kleiner of Indiana. A grand statehood meeting is planned in Huron on the 14th. The president's message is described as heavy and commonplace. The paper also reports the death of Wisconsin's Hon. W. T. Price and details his peaceful passing and funeral.
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Dakota
Hill
Ohio
Kleiner
Indiana
Huron
Congresses Funeral Reform Sparked by Price Stand
The congressional committee did not attend Representative Price's funeral citing his opposition to costly funeral expenses. His denunciation of funeral costs at the last session and the displayed bills suggest a potential reform in congressional expenditures.
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Congressional Committee
Representative Price
Mr. Price
Congress
Dakota Governorship Contest Narrows to Church and Day
In Dakota the gubernatorial race narrows to Judge L K Church and M H Day. The author favors Day, praising him as an longtime territory resident, capable and trustworthy, while noting Church should stay as judge. Day is described as a true local with broad understanding of regional needs.
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Dakota
L. K. Church
New York
M. H. Jay
Territory
Day
Mr. Day
Divorce Proceedings Between Sir Lord Campbell and Wife
The account describes a highly damning divorce case in England, with testimonies from both sides deemed disgusting and among the filthiest ever tried. Lady Campbell is introduced as formerly Miss Blood, daughter of a noted feminist figure.
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Brcop
Lord Campbell
England
Lady Campbell
Miss Blood
Suffra
Free Lover Victoria Woodhull Story and U S Treasury Report
The narrative references Victoria Woodhull and her husband Dr Blood, noting public notoriety. The United States Treasury annual report for the year ending June 30 1886 shows net receipts of 336 439 727 dollars and expenditures of 24 433 138 dollars with a surplus of 93 956 589 dollars. It details bond redemptions 44 351 350 dollars and suggested sinking fund method changes that could retire debt by 1913.
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Victoria Woodhull
Dr. Blood
Jordan
United States
Treasury
Offensive Partisanship and Presidential Policy Debate
A Chicago editorial argues the president defines partisan removal in government as aligning with party policy. It notes Cleveland’s early critics and later admission that Democrats are favored for office while Republicans are removed for opposing the administration.
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Benton
Stone
Chicago
Cleveland
Debate on Offensive Partisanship in Civil Service Rules
The discussion centers on loyalty to the Cleveland administration as the standard for federal officeholders. Critics argue the phrase defines disloyalty to the administration and could remove officials deemed not loyal to President Cleveland, making partisan loyalty a guiding criterion for federal employment.
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Friends of the P
Cleveland
Stone
Cavanchore
Cleve
Pejal
Blaine Right for Quce and American Political Limits
A Louisville Journal opinion condemns Blaine and Cleveland as candidates. It argues for clear party responsibility and rejects monarchist or revolutionary political phariseeism. The piece praises avoiding a third term and warns against foreign riding hobby horses in American politics.
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Blaine
United States
Cleveland
Republi
New York
London
Paris
Mr. Blane
Louisville — Journal
A Father Chooses Reading From Scientific American
A father offers a year’s Scientific American reading as the best gift for a son’s mind. The paper promises thought in a serious path, with entertainment and useful information for inventors. Copies are at the office and subscriptions are received at 3 per year for weekly issues.
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Scientific American
Mann & Co
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