President Arthur's Message Draws Wide Press Comment
Press and foreign papers assess Arthur's annual message as practical and businesslike with independence in some views and strong dissent in others. Editors praise its clarity, while critics warn of omissions and politics over principles. Washington legislators comment on its coinage, tariffs, and navy rehab.
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the Tribune
Cricano
the Herald
Grant
Cincinnati
the Enquirer
The
Commercial Gazette
Louisviniz
Courier- Journal
Louis
Dee
Globe-Democrat
Times-Democrat
Third Term Again Debate Prompts Democratic sectionalism fears
Washington reports Col A K McClure argues Carlisle as speaker fuels northern sectionalism and jeopardizes Democratic unity. He predicts Blaine or Grant as next nominee, with the South shifting to support for cohesive opposition to northern sectionalism. Ex-Gov Hendricks weighs in on Carlisle’s election and party duties.
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Mahone
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Hill
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Gav
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RECORD OF CONGRESS AND STORIES OF THE DAY
In Washington a Senate session saw Hoar and Blair present opposing resolutions on convict labor and land grants. Butler seeks repeal of internal revenue laws while pension reform and Utah territory reorganization move forward. The House adjourns in memory of Thomas Herndon as fines and printing debates unfold. Across items, Anderson pushes government telegraphs, gas wells spark in Seymour, Basuto chiefs sign to retransfer Basuto land, and Ohio and Kentucky towns report notable misfortune and crime.
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Garrison Vs. Mayo
Committee On Elections
Jones
Thomas H. Herndon
Alabama
Miracle Cure by Prayer At Farwell Hall
A large audience in Curiaco heard Miss Jennie Smith recount a sixteen year struggle with paralysis and pain, ending when prayer and faith brought her first movement and eventual standing. She credits divine aid, plans to dedicate to temperance work, and travels with Miss Adelaide Sherman to spread the message and aid railroad workers.
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Smith
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Philadelphia
Christ
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Mountain Lake Park
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Davenport
Baltimore & Ohio Road
The Baby's Romance Left on Doorstep in Atlanta
In Atlanta Georgia a newborn found abandoned on a doorstep in March was drugged to quiet cries and sent to a hospital where it was christened Central Ivy. An elderly woman admitted for admission upon a deathbed revealed she was the mother, as did a young dressmaker, Tillie Pearson, her daughter. Weeks later Oscar T Waters, a cotton buyer, found the fugitive girl and married her. the couple acknowledged the child as theirs. Prior to birth he had introduced her in Charlotte North Carolina as his wife.
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Oscar T. Waters
Union Point
Charlotte
N. C
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Nutt murder trial opens in Uniontown court
In Uniontown on a cold December morning Judge Wilson presides as James Nutt pleads not guilty to murder. Senator Voorhees attends with defense reps Major Brown and Swartzwelder while Mrs Nutt and James Wells watch, juror selection begins amid heavy press presence and multiple challenges.
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Pittsburg
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McDowell
Demp arden Speakership Contest Sparks Western Tension
Washington telegrams warn of trouble among Demp arden supporters as Carlisle gains, McDonald faces push by free trade states housed by Stems. The West views Carlisle's rise as opening for McDonald, signaling shifting alignments in the race.
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the Enquirer
Washington
Demparden
Cisynss
Grew
Aonean Carlisle
McDonald
Ban Francisco’s retail trade and notable bakery praise
Fragments note strong retail activity in Ban Francisco. Mention Prof Samuel H Dickson and Prof Horsf, with praise for bakery products including bread and cakes as universally known and appreciated.
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