Pension Bureau Exposes Republican Rascality
Special Correspondence from Wasurixetos D C March 15. The Pension Office’s actions have favored Republicans and hindered justice, with investigations showing partisan use of immediate cases and biased staffing. Complaints include unequal pay, political promotion, and suppression of non Republican employees. The piece criticizes Secretary Lincoln and General Swaim, and ends noting a National Theatre production of Victor Durand gaining audiences in New York.
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New York
Stedman Praised as Senate Leader and North Carolina Honor
Raleigh corresppondent lauds Lieut Governor Charles M. Stedman as a superior parliamentarian and an ornament to the North Carolina Senate. He is described as honest, independent, capable in emergencies, and a unifying figure beloved by both parties. Also notes on local cranberry industry in Dare and Grant being younger than Cleveland era.
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A $600 Residence House Plan from Leffels
A compact house plan offered by Leffel's draws attention for affordability and practicality. Designer Mrs. Minnetta Ashton of Traverse City notes estimates exclude cellar and standard foundation, suggesting total costs may exceed $200 for full basement and base work.
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Eastern bias fades as North Carolina Legislature nears close
Special correspondence from Ravceies reports that the current General Assembly shows West over East in ability and progress. The writer praises young, forward legislators, notes less drinking and gambling, and singles out Lieutenant Governor Charles M. Stedman for parliamentary skill and influence in Raleigh.
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Gamblers of the West and Spring Styles in 19th Century Notes
Edward Payson discusses Mississippi River gamblers and their code, noting both dangers and rare redeeming traits among players. He recalls a steamboat shooting over a cheat and contrasts the gambler’s world with urban norms, then shifts to Spring fashion notes and New York dress trends, including hats, fabrics, and corsetry for ladies and the season’s style guides.
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