Quay Favored for State Treasurer Nomination at Harrisburg Convention
The Republican State Convention in Harrisburg next Wednesday is to nominate a State Treasurer candidate. Most signals point to M. L. Quay, facing opposition from machine leader Chris Magee. Support notes cite party reform and evolving Republican sentiment behind Quay’s nomination.
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M. L. Quay
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Chris Magee
Philadelphia North American
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Philadelphia Times
Christian L. Magee
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Lancaster
Logan Banquet Echoes Partisan Lines in Boston
Black Jack Logan spoke at a Boston banquet calling the Democratic term offensive partisan and praising Republican leadership. He argued Republicans should lead, claiming Democrats seek rascal replacements and that partisan rewards do not improve public service.
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Jack Logan
Boston
Republican Party
Miss Sweet Allowed to Complete Remaining Year as Pension Agent
Miss Sweet the pension agent at Chicago was told she could resign by June 30 but the period has expired and she will be permitted to serve out the remaining year of her appointed term. Glad of it.
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Macom Hay Resigns as First Assistant Postmaster General
Ex Congress man Stevenson of Illinois is named as his replacement Pennsylvania loses an important post. The appointment of Jenks in the Interior is said to have cost the state its position.
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Stevenson
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Pennsylvania
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OTICE
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Warred County
Equitable Aid Union
State of Pennsylvania
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Chase Taylor & Co
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Remington
Pittsburg
Buford
Buckeye
Jackson
Moline
Wetherill
Paris
NEW Hartford
Voters Heard Promises From Democratic Leaders
A quoted political appeal urges Cleveland supporters to back the Democratic slate with a promise of relief, but skeptics doubt the claim and several now feel misled by the campaign pitch.
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Cleveland
G A R Encampment Shifts Memorial Day Date in Portland
The G A R Encampment in Portland Maine voted to move Memorial Day from May 30 to the last Sunday of May. This change aligns observances with local and national commemoration practices and aims to unify ceremonies across venues.
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Portland
Maine
Postage Reform Sets One-Ounce Letter at Two-Cent Stamp
Postal policy updates specify a single two-cent stamp suffices for letters weighing one ounce. Previously two cents applied for each half ounce, raising costs for heavier mail.
Governor Parrison Signs Vetoes After Fast-Track Session
Governor Parrison vetoed two dozen bills in a two day surge last week presenting a decisive action record. He reportedly worked late hours and removed his coat to push through measures amid a crowded legislative agenda.
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Gov. Parrison
The Nation's Finances in Washington Dispatch
A June 30 dispatch reports total receipts for the year will be about 9 million below estimates. Customs receipts are 181 million instead of 185 million, Internal Revenue 112 million vs 115 million, miscellaneous 28 million vs 30 million, totaling 321 million instead of 330 million. Expenditures, once 290 million, will be about 310 million. Debt reduction for June brings total for the year to 63 million versus 101 million last year. 146 new national banks were created and 731 charters extended. Post Office revenues will suffer from new law effective July 1 lowering letter and newspaper rates, causing a large anticipated deficit of about 4.826 million for the new year after a roughly 400 thousand deficit this year.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Gov Pattison signs batch of laws and vetoes fifteen
Governor Pattison signed measures increasing tax collection efficiency and regulating coal mine health and safety while exempting manufacturing firms from certain taxes. He also vetoed fifteen bills including insurance for weather risks and livestock control projects across several counties.
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Pennsylvania
Clarion County
Green County
Crawford County
Saturday Half-Holiday Move Gains Steam in Cities
The Saturday half holiday in New York, Buffalo, and other cities gains support from principal merchants and manufacturers who favor a July and August afternoon off. Rev. Talmage argues for a broader shift to weekly holidays, saying many cannot take time off and urging a balance of outing time with Sunday worship. He notes the need to relieve the endless grind of work and to protect families from perpetual fatigue.
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New York
Buffalo
T. DeWitt Talmage
Insulting the Nation Report From Salt Lake City
Report claims Mormons in Salt Lake City lowered the national flag to half mast on July 4 at multiple sites including City Hall and the Tabernacle. City officials called the day mournful while federal authorities and a citizens committee restored the flag, amid alleged church leadership orders.
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Salt Lake City
County Court House
News Office
Mormon Tabernacle Church
John Taylor
Salt Lake Theatre
U.S. Marshal and Citizens Committee
Utah
Grants Condition Improves as He Restores Strength
General Grant’s condition is steady with no material change. The mountain air agrees with him, aiding recovery. He does some writing on his book and remains comfortable given the circumstances.
Garfield Shot Four Years Ago Last Thursday
The item notes that four years ago last Thursday President Garfield was shot, highlighting a historical assassination event. The brief mentions the date context and the incident without additional details.
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Garfield
Caicaco Census Confirms Population At 699999
A census reports Caicaco housing 699,999 residents amid a broad summary of contemporary concerns. The item notes rising city density and public affairs as part of a larger imperial news roundup.
Early summer dullness with mixed trade signals noted
The article reports midsummer dullness in business with Western activity rising but not reaching the East. It cites New York bank reserves over 62 million dollars, ongoing failures, and funds moved to banks, while speculation and weak legitimate trade persist. It mentions wheat and cotton trends, wool prices unchanged, and limited material trade improvement.
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Court of Appeals of
New York
Pittsburg
Senator Beck Demands Postmaster Removal in Heated Exchange
Senator Beck stormed into the First Assistant Postmaster General’s office demanding the postmaster be removed. He urged filing affidavits alleging partisan misconduct but resisted due to procedural rules. He then angrily left, crossing the street to seek a private respite.
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Senator Beck
Hay
Washington Dispatch
Broadway Omnibuses Gone and Broadway Rides Change
New York switches from fifty year old Broadway omnibuses to streetcars. About 100 old Broadway Line cars begin service at 5 AM with a 90 second headway, last car at 1:15 AM, Bowing Green by 1:50 AM. The N Y Sun laments loss of stage drivers freedom and recalls the old reckless Broadway driving.
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Bowling Green
N. Y
Broadway
London
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters Offered For Digestive Aid
A vintage advertisement promotes Baxter's Mandrake Bitters as a remedy for digestion heartburn costiveness and malarial diseases. The bottle is priced at twenty five cents and available from Jounson & SieG FRIED.
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Baxter
Jounson
Big Cleveland Horse Show At Orchard Weeks Ago
Maud arrived Tuesday to join a strong field at the Orchard between Phallas and Maxey Cobb. The event featured top mares and stallions such as Maude 2 09 Jay Eye See 2 10 Maxey Cobb 2 13 Phallas 2 13 and Clingstone 2 14 plus about fifty other fast horses. Maude will train with plans to lower her record later in the season.
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Maud
Orchard
Phallas
Maxey Cobb
Maude
Jay-Eye-See
Clingstone
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