Wastes of liquor debate and reform talk at Second Presbyterian
Rev. F E Sturge delivers a May Sunday talk on liquor waste and its vast economic and social costs. He cites grain losses, saloons, taxes, and health harms while urging citizens to act, detailing numbers on licenses, consumption, and national spending tied to alcohol.
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Tennessee
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Ind
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Eaton
National Congress
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Tihem, &c
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Iquat
Awad
Atien Woresa Theraic
K. B. Carter
Ilfo
Carter
Sonté
Tom Jagers
Guvarnar
Texas
heMgy
Mintagne County
Storday
Sthnatant
Bald headed man and boy on a Little Rock train
A woman and her young son aboard a Little Rock train encounter a bald headed man and a boy who questions him about being bald. The boy distracts with hunger for oranges, fights with the man, and earns a quarter after a promise, as the scene ends with the man leaving. A separate note mentions a curious double faced ax gift to Samuel J. Tilden from Jamies Curran, symbolizing presidential term limits.
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Ous
Jesus
Worth
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Madan
Gorill
Samuel J. Tildee
Mtr
Lilden
Gramercy Park
Jamies Curran
Aly, Tilden
Andrew Tuckson
Currai
Me. Tilden
White House
Emnia
Aneyconen
Jim
Whittaker affair sparks debate on forged note proof
In a lengthy meditation a writer questions the likelihood a West Point student could forge Whittaker's note, considers a staged misread, and weighs evidence such as a bloody club claim, memory flaws, and motives while pondering old blue laws and a possible reader reaction.
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Whittaker
Bnrronstia
Alex
Stephens
Congress
Universalist
Jacob
Rachel
Whittakers
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Misa
Rachel Laben
Greener
Apglina
Catonen Springs
Sale
A.T. Stewart
Tve
New York Herald
The Humble Pain and Pride of Wade Hampton
The narrative recalls Wade Hampton in the Senate portraying his impairments with sympathy and humor. It recounts an anecdote in which Hampton meets a man with a prosthetic limb and a Confederate veteran bonds over Gettysburg. A second thread notes interracial political context with Senator Bruce from Mississippi presiding over the Senate.
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Morton
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Tota
Indle
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Gettysburg
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Hamptons
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Pleasanton
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Theralis
Gay
Massa Wade
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Brooklyn
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Sant
Misa Sarah Martin
L. Moody
Moody
Martin
United States Senate
Bruce
Mississippi
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