The Dropped Sceptre and Grover Cleveland’s Presidency
A historical reflection on Grover Cleveland's ascent, his steadfast integrity, and confrontations with party opposition. The piece lauds his honest administration, contrasts it with party rancor, and notes the nation’s support for reform amid political storms. It also highlights local enterprise in Wilson, praising mills, carriages, implement works, and technical shops fueling prosperity.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
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Inauguration of President Harrison in Washington
The inauguration drew vast crowds as trains from New York filled to capacity. Harrison was sworn in shortly after noon and delivered a comprehensive inaugural address emphasizing uniform enforcement of laws nationwide and gradual removals from office.
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Harrison
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New York
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Railroad commission proposal defeated in Senate vote
The railroad commission measure was defeated in the Senate last Thursday by a vote of 125 to 2. Senators Kino voted for it while Sills opposed, marking the end of a heated public battle.
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Railroad Commission
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Kino
The New President
An editorial in the Wilmington Messenger lauds the new president as now vested with unparalleled power and discretion, as head of a progressive and intelligent government in the United States, surpassing any other nation.
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Wilmington Messenger
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