Sentinel Club Circulation and Public Notices 1886 Update
The piece outlines Sentinel Club subscriber charges, stating 5 subscribers pay $1.40 each or 10 at $1.25, and notes exclusions for The American Farmer and the New York World. It includes sworn circulation figures for 1885 at an average 2902 copies per week and mentions acknowledgments to public figures, plus references to The Wilson Advance and The Progressive Farmer.
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Memorial arch for American soldiers proposed in Congress
The piece discusses a memorial arch dedicated to American soldiers as a fitting tribute to the Nation’s dead, with Congress urged to consider the plan before acting on the bill. It also covers The Daily Sentinel’s launch, staffing changes, and local civic appeals for patronage to support a credible daily newspaper.
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The President and the Senate in Executive Debate
The Senate contends with its right to inspect public records and remove federal officers without Presidential approval. The Administration resists sharing documents on the Alabama District Attorney suspension, signaling a heated clash over executive versus legislative powers. Forsyth and the Fifth District voters are urged to stay informed as a lively political year looms and the Star INEL offers continued coverage after November.
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Gov Horatio Seymour Dead Sketch of a Deerfield Sage
Special Correspondence notes the death of Governor Horatio Seymour at the home of his sister Mrs. Roscoe Conkling in Urica New York on February 12 after a long illness. Born May 31 1810 in Broome County he studied law and held multiple offices including Speaker of the New York Assembly Mayor of Utica and Governor. He opposed the Civil War policy yet supported militia quotas and declined later nominations, leaving a public career defined by estate care and state service.
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