Delaware Whipping Post Defends Crime Control
A Delaware lawmaker defends the whipping post as essential to state crime prevention. He argues it deters burglars and highwaymen, preserves order in a rural state, and keeps criminals from targetting Wilmington. Critics are urged to recognize the post as a vital tool in enforcing law and protecting citizens.
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Inna
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Ping
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New York
Chi- Nittle
Frank Gotch
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Gotch
Men of Science
Philadelphia
Delaware Whipping Post Debate and Public Crime Policy
A controversial treatise argues for public whipping of criminals in Delaware, detailing mental impact, courtroom scenes, and yard punishments. It praises Delaware’s system, condemns reformer critiques, and asserts whipping as crime prevention safeguarded by state law and judiciary. The piece condemns external federal meddling and emphasizes strong local justice.
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Lore
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Pioneer Woman Martha Logue Dies in Plains Montana
The Tone Record notes the death of Martha Ann Logue in Plains Montana at age 76. A pioneer woman, mother of a Butte, Montana man, she witnessed Civil War era Westward expansion, supported troops via the Woman's Bell Corps, and earlier joined a wagon train in 1865 with three children seeking Colorado gold fields amid Ute threats during the overland journey.
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Mont
Martha Ann Logue
Great West
Missisippi
North
Woman's Bell Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Pike's Peak Goldields
Colorado
Great Plains
Pioneer Women and Spiritualism in Colorado and Union Wage Update
A historical narrative recalls pioneer women who aided miners near Black Hawk and Gilpin County, Colorado, with nursing and burial care, amid early spiritualist influences led by Mrs. Logue born 1838. The note closes with a union wage decree, setting minimum pay at four dollars per day, approved by the Butte Workingmen’s Union.
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Hom
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Ohio
W. A. Logue
Black Hawk
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Tone
H. A. Logue
Winton
Cal
Charles H. Logue
Butte
Isabel Huffman
Plains
Butte Workingmen's Union
Bow ‘Trades and Labor Council
P. Barnaman
P. Johnson
Cor
Patent Grants and Expirations in the United States
The United States Patent Office issued 854 patents last year while 21,427 patents expired. This reflects a high turnover in patent activity with a notable number of expirations impacting the patent landscape.
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United States Patent Office
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