Struthers Opera House praised over Warren library dispute
A reader letters page defends Thos Struthers generous library and theatre gift to Warren against a hostile critique in the Warren Mail. The writer mocks the critic Citizen and argues the project elevates youth, art, music and literature, urging continued support and opposing cries to shut the venue. The piece condemns sensationalism and defends civic progress.
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the Ledger
Thos. Struthers
Warren
Struthers
South Africa
Mr. Struthers
Thos
Samson
North Warren
Farmington Items 1884 political notes and local incidents
Lanose April 18 1884 The Congregational church misses a pastor R8 Cramer returns home Farmington Republicans back Blaine for President Elmer Northrop escapes death when a gun discharged near his head The 1880 Republican pole still stands but wobbles in wind David Mahon proposed for County Commissioner Ben Franklin Sugar Grove may gain seats in a largely Republican district
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Lanose
the Ledger
Congregational Church
Cramer
Farmington
Blaine
Elmer Northrop
David Mahon
Ben Franklin
Sugar Grove
Home Science Monthly airs from New York
The new magazine Home Science monthly, issued from 29 Warren Street New York, presents science for the home with large readable type. It includes articles on popular science and home education by Felix IL Oswald and contributors such as Rev Dr Callyer Talmage Storrs and Dio Lewis, conducted by Selden R Hopkins. The first issue is on our table and shows promise for home life.
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New York
Warren St
Felix IL. Oswald
Robert Callyer
T. DeWitt Talmage
R. L. Storrs
Dio Lewis
Selden R. Hopkins
Political figures tied to railroads and banks in GOP nomination talk
The New York Tribone notes many Republicans served in railroads banks or manufacturing firms. It highlights Blaine Edmunds John Sherman and other prominent figures as being connected with the Republican presidential nomination discussions.
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New York Tribone
Blaine
Edmunds
John Sherman
New York World
Noted Court Martial into Swaim Case Opens April 28 1884
A court martial ordered by Secretary of War Robert T. Lincoln will sit to adjudicate a grave charge against Brigadier General D. G. Swaim, Judge-Advocate General. The inquiry arises from a 5000 dollar bank deposit misused by Swaim and related arbitration offers, with the public interest and republican integrity at stake. The piece recalls Swaim's ties to the late President Garfield and notes the nation’s interest in exonerating him if justified.
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Robert T. Lincoln
D. G. Swaim
War Department
Swaim
United States
Bureau of Military Justice
Secretary of War
Bank of Bateman & Co
Washington
D. C
West
Bateman & Co
Lincoln
General Swaim
Bateman and Co
Garfield
Swaim and political strain jolt Washington
National Capital notes detail a court of inquiry over Judge Advocate General Swaim amid accusations of financial impropriety and lendings. The piece also covers clashes among Logan, Lincoln, and Blaine, Grand Army influence on politics, and pension and treasury concerns linked to veteran affairs and public officials.
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Logan
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Chicago
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Dakota
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Protection Life Insurance Company
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Secretary of the Treasury
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