Portrait Sculptor William Story in Rome Home
The article surveys William Story, the American sculptor, living in a Roman palazzo with his wife and children. It details his distinguished New England lineage, early legal training, ultimate turn to art in Italy, and a prolific career blending classical themes with modern intellect. It highlights his atelier routine, family influence, and social prominence in European and American circles.
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Suerenod Thors
Mougtooy
Walorel
Baste
Hurman
Eria
William Story
Rowag
Baie Bérini
Bin
Lealy
Story
Trehovan
Ikin
United States
New England
Waldo Island
Greer
Supreese Court
William
Biery
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Bubure
Italy
Mr. Story
Malicia
Monte Maria
Hint
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Ardon
Bred
Pakwed
Taman
Eophah
Belpmieet
Marrciage Ona
England
Clytemnestre
Deborah
Algalia
Ann
Harvard College
Law School of Cambridge
Casera
Bhockwood
Teres
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Atlantic
Dow
Salem
Jerusalem
Elie Bo
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General Assembly Chooses Schleicher Nomination in Texas
A late 19th century Texan convention in Brownsville, with 125 delegates from San Antonio and other districts, saw Georg Schlinicher chosen as the unanimous nominee after a dramatic ballot. The scene included long journeys, provisions, and a pivotal vote that electrified the hall.
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Peti
Guatare Schleicher
Corigrens
Lew Jemey Oon
Brownsville
San Antonio
Minny
Broywnsville
Lee
Taras
Sebinichor
State Det Module Shifts Hattie Ground to Supreme Court
A legal policy shift redefines the Hattie Ground as part of the state det module and elevates its status to the Supreme Court. Officials describe the move as aligning with broader judicial oversight and public safety aims. The change affects case handling and administrative pathways within the state system.
Leprosy Debate and Legal Battle Over State Bonds
A lengthy report covers a mandamus case in which Thomas P. Branch seeks to compel the Illinois State Treasurer to pay interest on recognized bonds. The Supreme Court avoids ruling while U.S. court actions proceed, with arguments on fund use and bond validity. The piece also includes a tangential discussion on leprosy from a medical article and unrelated notes on advertising, politics, and public figures.
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Courier-Journal
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Brawley
United, States
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A. G. Mrernth
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Supreme
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Covesel
Conatlthtlesel
Otharwlo
Supreme Court of the
Bints
News and Churier
The Great Cipher Scandal and Political Dispatches
A sweeping late 19th century account details a cipher dispatch scandal tied to the 1876 campaign. It recounts how Western Union, under pressure from the Morton Senate committee, handled political telegrams, a trunk of dispatches, and the burning of sensitive messages, with key figures Morton Bullock and Orton central to the unfolding intrigue. The piece also touches on religious reflections and geographical trade links, including rail plans and prophetic interpretations.
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Western Union
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Morton
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Orton
Western Union Company
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Radical Party
Ar. Orion
New Yorks
Washington
Holden
United States Naval Observatory
Land
Congress
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Harbank
George E. Bullock
Ballock
Pacific States
Hayes
Bullock
Baeriaaidoe
Yeverda
Western Deion Company
Colle
Morino
Tadilly
Butler
A Short Study In Statistics on United States Size and Population
A 19th century statistical essay compares state areas and populations to England and France, arguing that area and population do not scale evenly. It highlights Ohio Texas California Minnesota and others, noting emigration trends toward Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Texas Colorado and discusses 1870 population figures and implications for future settlement.
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Yarrion
Rhode Island
Delaware
Connective
Weath
Attaca
Pennsylvania
Kenany
New York
Colorado
Rhoda Talend
France
California
Texas
England
Frasco
Maine
Newland
Ohio
New England
Middle States
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Messichusesta
Indiana
Tili
Nevada
Almadt
Lee
Oregon
Michigan
Massachusetts
Rhode Toland
Kansas
Minnesota
Virginia
South Carolina
Kawess
Nebraska
Californiia
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Sas
Twormillons
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Pose
Alubens
Alabama
Ara Minneasta
Bebraska
Konans
Missouri
Massachusetta
Pennsylvanis
Ron Ains
Abrosdhia
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Wisconsin
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Peter Tunderlake
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Supreme Court
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Salt Lake City
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North Carolina
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