Garfield is a coward claims Mrs Robinson in Boston
Mrs. Robinson of Boston argues Garfield would break the dead-lock and becomes the first Massachusetts woman to seek admission to the bar. The piece notes Jefferson's birthday, Mahone's seat, and a critique of the Treasury funding move as conflict with Congress. It references Rus sian readers and the shift toward executive decrees.
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Garfield
Wamndon
Congress
Wall Street
Hayes
Pittsburg Post
Harrisburg Patriot
Executive Department
Treasury
Washington
St. Petersburg
Majority of the United States Senate debated and explained
A corresp ondent discusses Senate blockade and party power. It argues there is no real majority in the Senate, notes the Vice President lacks Senate status, and contends the casting vote does not reflect a majority. The piece questions the Mail's understanding of these constitutional nuances.
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Warren Mail
Sta Iist
Senate
United States
Wheeler
United States Senate
Gen Weaver in Oil City Defends Greenback Banking Theory
Gen Weaver spoke in Oil City last Saturday, praising Greenback ideals and attacking the national banking system. He warns of money power monopolies, cites Controller and Treasury figures, and claims Congress and Garfield failed to curb banks and monopolies led by railroads Standard Oil Alaska seal Telegraph interests.
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Gen. Weaver
Oil City
Derrich
Carey
Washington
Ou City
Mr. Controller
Gilfillan
The
Treasury
Congress
Senate
Wall Street
James A. Garfield
Standard Oil Company
Alaska Seal Company
The Price of Dawes and Hoar
An examination of Dawes and Hoar reveals high committee roles earned by supporting repudiation in Virginia. The deal involved Mahone and promises of Federal patronage plus naming Senate officers. The New York Sun likens the exchange to buying seats, degrading the Senate’s honor. In Leadville a stage driver killed Polk Prindle, then was hanged by vigilantes at night. authorities warned death to any who cut him down.
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Boston Globe
Messrs
Dawes
Hoar
Appropriations
Mahone
Virginia
Senate
Dawes and
Massachusetts
New York Sun
Dawes and Hoar
Denver
Col
Republican
Durango
Charles Mormon
Leadville
Mormon
Polk Prindle
Buth
Ohio idea and Bourbon Democracy referenced in Senate speech
Senator Wendleton argued the Ohio idea favored equality over corporate veto power and refuting Southern outrages. He described Bourbon Democracy as Jeffersonian lineage, upholding the Constitution, and warned Republicans against using Senate power to debauch Virginia, asserting Senate sovereignty and unity.
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Wendleton
Ohio
Dawes
Massachusetts
Senate
Northwest
South
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Polk
Texas
New Mexico
California
Union
Republican Party
Virginia
Willing Buyers and Sellers Align With Mahone Politics
The passage accuses Hawley, Hoar, Dawes, Sherman, and Republican leaders of trading political birthright for control of committees. It contends they bought influence with nominations before the Senate and honors given to Mahone, and now Republicans seek to retreat from what is described as an unholy alliance formed by the caucus.
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Hawley
Hoar
Dawes
Sherman
Mahone
Senate
Readjusters Threat and Mahone Labor for Immediate Nominees
The political deadlock in Virginia hinges on Mahone demanding rapid election of his allies. He pressures a nomination slate including Gorham and Riddleberger as a condition for support, insisting only big men can win and threatening consequences if his terms are not met. Don Cameron signals endurance as he prepares to test the caucus.
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Hone
Gorham
Riddleberger
Mahone
Virginia
Old Virginia
Don Cameron
Senate
Nihilist Trial Verdict Sentences All Defendants
In Permnasure the Nihilist trial ended with a guilty verdict and death penalty for all defendants. Jeliaboff testified, then the court recessed, returning at 6 20 A.M. to deliver the sentence. Sophie Pieoffsky’s fate goes to the Czar for confirmation due to noble birth.
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Sr. Permasnure
Muravieff
Joliaboff
Kibalbschitisch
Jeliahoff
Sophie Pieoffsky
Czar
Deadlock in Senate Nominating Process Draws Provinent Debate
Washington Letter reports 290 nominations sent to the Senate since the current session began, 25 acted on, 265 awaiting opening, and five treaties pending for executive session. Democrats trumpet the stalemate as leverage against Republicans pairing with a Virginia repudiator, urging state legislatures to endorse the alliance to shore up Republican resolve.
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Washington
Senate
Mahone & Co
Ohio
Virginia
Allison
Pennsylvania
Mahone
The Power of a Snowdrift from the Appleton Post
The Northwestern Railway Company spent over 300000 dollars fighting snow since October. Thirty four snow ploughs and multiple locomotives battled record drifts. A 48000 pound plough failed against a fifty two foot drift weighing 128000 pounds and lodged among trees. One cut yielded 324000 cubic yards of snow, refilled in eight hours. Nine thousand men served as shovelers.
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Appleton Post
Northwestern Railway Company
Controversial Notice On Lord's Prayer Tract Sale
A letter criticizes a wandering vendor offering the Lord's Prayer Illustrated for $3, arguing the new Testament revision will flood markets and harm trade. It cites Gregory and Wetstein arguments about the doxology, claims the old version should stay, and mocks publishers planning price hikes. Also contains brief testimonials for Ely's Cream Balm and ads for Bly's Cream Balm.
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Evrron Levesii
Reqular
Christ
Gregory
Lovy
Lightfoot
Schoetgening
Wetstein
Griesbach
Rival book and sewing machine agents flood Niagara Falls
Seven rival book agents were at Niagara Falls on the same day, about a week earlier, with many sewing machine agents also present. Business was brisk and citizens fled in every direction. The tumult drowned the roar of falling waters. No arrests were made but several funerals occurred.
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Niagara Falls
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People Party
Moscow
Jeliakoff
Alexandrofsky
E. W. Brant
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N. J
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J. D. Tichenor
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Bly
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New York Post
Western Nail Association
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Warren
Warren Oud
Koebley
Aplott
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We Kinner
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Kinnear
C. Y. Kinnear
Irvin
Mead
R.A. Siggins
R. A. Siggins
R. A. Siggine
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BLIGE
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Aapor
Joy Road
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W. A. Davis
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Stanry
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America
Sec. of Pa. College of Veterinary Surgery
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Hubbard Bros
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Aplin
Tee Leper
Gracie
Belles and the Beans
Irvine
Clidd
Cliday
Daddy
Owhy
Father A’roquk
A. Prine
Shiloh
A. J. Davis
Warren. Noval
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Dr. King
Geo. Ball & Co
BLY’ Dream Balm CO
Owego
A. W
Marck & Co
Wells & Noyes
Whalesale Drugglars
Eeddind
Eid
Patuntep Gunz Lorn
NEW Spring Goods
Parmlee & Henry
Carpet Stock, Co
Warren, Pa
Gend
Seeley Bros
Burling
New York City
P.O
Augusta
Maine
Swain & Co
C. H. Hunter & Son
F. W. Miller & CO
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Prina
Warren County
Stoneham
Clarendon
Irvington
North Warren
FE. W. Miller &Co
Jag
Draggiets
Reen
A. P. Knapp
East Third St
Jamestown, N.Y
Grand Rapids
Jamestown
Rock Bottom
Jamestown, N. Y
S.W. Waters
Carver
Wa i . En
Pat
S. W. Waters
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