Two-Party Duty Urged in Nation’s Political Life
The article argues readers must join the Republican party to uphold national debt, currency stability, and good government, dismissing independence as utopian. It asserts Republicans represent order and progress, while Democrats caused the Civil War, urging decisive allegiance.
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North
Republican Party
John Stuart Mills
Party of Order and Progress
Democratic Party
Chicago Tribune
Desperate Plight Of Ex Speaker Hubbell In Ohio
The Ohio ex Speaker James R. Hubbell, a Delaware figure and former congressman, was found intoxicated by patrolman Wilcox and lodged at the station house. He wore bloodied clothing after a gash to the nose, and his condition drew sympathy as a once prominent political figure declines. He has lost his wife and two children and paid $10,000 in bail this year. He appeared before Mayor Bull and was later taken home by Patrolman Donigan. Hubbell’s political shifts spanned Republican to Democrat.
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James R. Hubbell
Delaware
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio Senate
Congress
Wilcox
Bull
Donigan
Hubbell
Columbua Dispatch
Two Men Hanged Near Brownaville In Elm Tree Near Point Isabel
Coroner's jury viewed Antonio Guerra and Pedro Garza found hanging near an elm about five miles from the city toward Point Isabel. The bodies showed two figures, 37 cents and pawn tickets found, ropes and belongings left at the scene. The inquest drew about a thousand onlookers before interment by friends. The paper condemns the murder while affirming respect for law.
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Justice Klahn
Point Isabel
Antonio Guerra
Pedro Garza
Matamoras
Aliea
Society for Cruelty to Children Aims to Aid Infants
The New York Tribune argues for a strong Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children to protect vulnerable youngsters from abuse, abduction, hunger, and cold. It urges active action modeled on the humane work for animals and cites ongoing cases and police records.
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New Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Mr. Bergh
Ross
N. Y
Tri
Home newspapers vital to county and community identity
Observations emphasize the local paper as essential to county life, uniquely detailing town history and development unavailable from city papers. The New Orleans correspondent notes Democrats erred in Speaker seating, while Pink eye infects horses in New Haven with three to four week illness.
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Hahn
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Connecticut
Berlin Museum Acquires Tanagra Terracotta Figurines
The Berlin Museum adds Tanagra Boeotia terra cotta figures from recent excavations. The finds include funerary urns and coffins with domestic wares and art objects, revealing hair dye trends and pink over light blue fashion, plus a pyramid hair style with a Chinese style hat among the figures.
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Tanagra
Boeotia
Sheridan calls for military trials of armed White Leagues
From New Orleans January 5, General P. H. Sheridan urges Secretary Belknap to declare armed White Leagues banditti in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas. He proposes arrest and trial by military commission for leaders who killed on September 4 and at Vicksburg, seeking a presidential proclamation to spare further action.
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Misssouri
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Tion W. W. Belknap
Washington, D. C
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Mississippi
Arkansas
Congress
Vicksburg
First Flour Invoice Arrives in Philadelphia in Paper Barrels
An invoice of flour from Winona Minnesota was recently received in Philadelphia and attracted attention as the first instance of flour packaged in paper barrels. It is noted to be produced by the patent process.
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F. Cornell & Son
Winona
Minnesota
Philadelphia
New Game Law Prohibits Hunting Certain Birds and Rabbits
The new statute bans catching killing injuring or pursuing quail wild turkeys ruffed grouse pheasants blue winged teal mallard wood duck wild geese brant and wild rabbits on private land or public places within specified dates. Violations carry fines from 2 to 25 dollars per offense or up to 20 days in county jail or both plus prosecution costs.
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Virginia
Woman burns shirt in Missouri to punish unfaithful lover
An Iowa or Missouri tale reports a woman who sews a shirt for her unfaithful partner, confronts him with a revolver, orders him to take off the garment, and flings the shirt into the flames, leaving him to ponder his shame and betrayal.
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Missouri
Patience
N. Y
Tribune
Unscrupulous Hotel Bill Sparks Irishman Feud in Des Moines
An Irish visitor at a Des Moines hotel disputes a large bill and confronts the landlord over damages. The incident, linked to a pensioner from the Eighth Wisconsin Regiment, unfolds amid scattered tales of wartime misery and local misfortune.
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