Make Haste Slowly in Weakened Economy Debate
The Troy Herald discusses the Forty fourth Congress and fiscal policy, urging gradual hard money reform, cautioning against rapid resumption, and urging voters to study currency issues. It notes expected Democratic majorities, upcoming sessions, and Thanksgiving Day observances while calling for national unity and self government.
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Congress
Nowlee
Julieus
Ant
Democratic Congress
Iito
Democratic Bane Ners
Tada
Tit Shah
Chon
Grant
Arkansas Insurrection and Political Turmoil Report
Reports from Little Rock describe a clash over gubernatorial legitimacy after Arkansas adopted a new constitution electing A. T. Garland while Baxter and Smith claimed the governorship. Proclamations warned dissidents to disperse, warrants were issued for Smith Wheeler and Price, and federal intervention loomed. News notes from Santa Barbara to New York mention political fallout and local election disputes.
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Arkansas
Crov. Daxter
Arkineie
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Master
Vetives
Garhi
Notsa
Smith
Garland
Baxter
Chellante
Ile King
Congress
Dle
South
Little Rock
Himeel
Edward Whoeler
Aluirs
Ald
Lesliles
Wheeler
J. G. Price
Price
Audrain County applauds Democratic leadership in state welfare
A fragmented report quotes Governor Hardin and local officials praising Democratic governance, economy, and retrenchment. The piece notes admiration for the state leadership, mentions political shifts, calls for law and order, and urges party unity amid a tense campaign climate.
Statement on Reason Over Prejudice Compared to Law
A statement asserts that appealing to reason rather than prejudice yields a stronger foundation for judgment. The remark emphasizes reliance on factual grounding and logical evaluation over biased or emotional influence.
Meeting of the Linton District Medical Society at Fulton
The Linton District Medical Society held its sixth semi annual meeting at Fulton on the 6th and 12th with plans to reconvene in St Charles. Papers on instruments for thigh fracture treatment and nursing, brain hemisphere function, and other medical topics were presented by Drs Arnold Roehepost Miliot Keith Devons and others. Discussions covered operation timing after fracture, stimulant use, and vital theory. The group visited Deaf and Dumb Asylum, heard speeches by Rev Fisher and J W Boulware, and praised the meeting as agreeable, profitable, and beneficial to the profession and community.
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Fulton
St. Charles
Louieiana
de. Arnold
Columbia
Smith
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Hughes
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Helento
Alee
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Broome
de Hughes
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French
Mexico
Law
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de. Adams
Danville
Eiliott
de. Fisher
Prof
Lyle
J. W. Boulware
Jay
Fulton Telegraph
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