Reed praised for ruling against revolutionary minority
SPEAKER REED收到全国各地的祝贺 对他对少数革命派的坚定态度表示赞赏 Wyson Granger Victor Piolette 赞扬了议员在国会大厦的表现 并警告北方民主党人不要支持南方武装分子 数位民主党人称其解释宪法的判断正确 公众与党内多名人士对其勇气与常识表示赞赏 提及前市长Grace及John Kelley对REED未来领导力的评价
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1890
Page
2
SPEAKER REED收到全国各地的祝贺 对他对少数革命派的坚定态度表示赞赏 Wyson Granger Victor Piolette 赞扬了议员在国会大厦的表现 并警告北方民主党人不要支持南方武装分子 数位民主党人称其解释宪法的判断正确 公众与党内多名人士对其勇气与常识表示赞赏 提及前市长Grace及John Kelley对REED未来领导力的评价
In the East Room on February 5 a private service for Mrs Tracy and her daughter Mary honored their memory. Caskets dressed with camellias lilies and violets lay under silver handles while Rev George W Douglass led prayers. Remains moved to Rock Hill Cemetery awaiting permanent disposition.
The text argues daily House sessions cost taxpayers $6,000 with two weeks’ work yielding over $30,000 in wasteful time. It accuses Democrats of dilatory motions and praises Speaker Reed and Republicans for trying to stop the waste. It questions minority rule via filibuster.
James B. Mates of Butler Pennsylvania was named Supervisor of the Tenth district which includes Warren Erie Crawford Venango Butler Mercer and Lawrence counties A new Eleventh district was created comprising Green Fayette Washington and Beaver counties Applications for Enumerator should be sent to Mr Mates in Butler for appointment.
The assessor inquiry reveals borough and township assessors elected for three years, constables for one. No assessors will be elected this year while constables serve three years. Legislature confirms Fleming Democratic governor with 43 to 40 over Republican Goff. inauguration held on Thursday, the 6th.
The appointment of Charles Emery Smith to be Minister to Russia was sent to the Senate Monday. The piece notes Smith would be a strong U S representative for Russia if he accepts and laments Samuel Randall's dangerous condition and potential absence from the House. It also critiques Democratic strategy and Senate party cohesion.
The Philadelphia Press notes that luxury houses costing $75,000 risk sudden destruction due to faulty construction. Contractors skimp on woodwork near hot air flues, with hidden defects behind mantelpieces. Charred, carbonized wood near flues can ignite, triggering costly and deadly fires.
Ohio Senatorial candidate Mr. Brice is challenged over back taxes in Lima. The tax collector seeks $75,000 claiming Brice owes Lima taxes if he was an Ohio resident. Brice says he paid New York taxes, arguing he is not liable in Lima and thus not disqualified.
Roger Q. Mills, speaking for the Democrats in the House about four months ago, said the Republican majority would not pass any measure without Democratic consent. He claimed the minority is strong enough to act as virtual rulers, maintaining control despite party status.
The Pennsylvania correspondent notes Stone's years at Harrisburg shaping a reputation for upright fearless independence. He is a strict party man but not a subservient partisan and commands a strong following in the oil region known for tenacity and perseverance.
A Raleigh columnist argues Democrats lost by overacting and being too conservative. He mocks their rants and theatrics and suggests more extreme actions as a hypothetical, questioning why they did not pursue radical means.
Readers are urged to try Hoxsie preparations for asthma and lung troubles. The ad claims strong relief for many users who have tried other remedies, noting prompt and thorough action with Dr. Hoxsie's Disks available at 25 and 50 cents.
Charles Scribner's Sons announces acquisition of all American rights to Henry M. Stanley's personal narrative of the Emin Pasha relief expedition. Before the full work appears, Scribner's Magazine will serialize Stanley's latest journey, with illustrations, promising a major contribution to American periodical literature.
The Almanac appears as a reliable nonpartisan publication priced at 25 cents. It summarizes national statistics and election returns, Congress enacts and platforms, state legislation, and provides general popular information without political bias.
The article advises keeping a bottle of Downs' Elixir in the medicine cupboard to ward off La Grippe. It claims immediate relief and shortened illness duration, and recommends using Arnica and Oil Liniment on the heat to lessen symptoms.
A collage of 19th century editorials and quotes railing about politics. Burlesque verses mock legislative counting and party loyalty while contrasting city governance failures and corruption critiques from Indianapolis Journal Philadelphia Inquirer Buffalo Express and local Burlington Kansas opinions.
In Harpers Magazine February, Geo. Parsons Lathrop records Edison asserting that atoms possess primitive intelligence and form diverse substances. He links atomic harmony to beauty and even disease odors, and concludes that man embodies total atomic intelligence. Edison likewise declares belief in an intelligent Creator, claiming chemistry supports God.
James McDowell and S W Bernsley road supervisors in Elk township Clarion county were convicted for failing to repair public roads. A citizen prosecuted them. the motion in arrest of judgment was refused and sentence suspended until next term with bail set at $500.
The fragment lists varied item prices such as apples butter beans pork cheese evaporated apples eggs hams lard onions and potatoes per specified quantities. It appears to be a degraded price list with unclear units and missing context.
Governor's Island is named as the new immigrant depot replacing Castle Garden. The note highlights ongoing shifts in refugee processing and the political contention around the change amid broader national issues.
Advertises a free New Spring 1890 catalogue mailed to readers who send name and address. Claimed ready about March 15.
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