Fragmented notes mix politics and progress in distant editorials
The fragmentary text surveys U S politics with references to Civil War memories, party fissures in Missouri and Kentucky, papal and Mexican notes, railroad firings, and press power, weaving a loose panorama of 19th century events and opinions through disjointed snippets.
Creeked Whaty
A telegraph from Conatitaiboa reports a May 18 incident in Beeron involving fifty thousand dollars. The note notes crooked whisky as part of the context.
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Conatitaiboa
Beeron
Georgia Railroads Legal Clash and Rome Restriction Vote
May 16 reports Judge Gibeem denied restraining the Georgia railroad from paying interest on Alabama bonds pending jury fact findings. In Savannah, John P BSrach seeks injunction against Macon and Brunswick sale in June over second-bond endorsement by the state. Rome reports a local option vote for temperance with 183 total cast and a 3 vote majority for restriction.
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Javer Buatcarona
United States Court
Northern Pacific Railroad
New York
Ealex
Sam Wilkersoh
Mexico
Sisters of Charity
Michoacan
Ike
Western North Carolina Railroad
Asheville
Wolf Veck
Tennessee
Wile
Towne
Zoab
Ata
Gibeem
Georgia Railroad
Western Railroad
Alabama
John P Bsrach
Irginis
United States
Savannah
Macon and
Brunswick
Muuoch
Bradley
Mysterious voyage vow sparks ship statue on hill above town
An account describes a voyage during a fierce storm in which a man vowed to erect a ship statue in masonry atop a hill near a church to honor the Virgin of Guadalupe. The figure, about thirty feet high with a foremast, drew pilgrims and roadside memorials as processions and dances marked the day, while the area also featured decorative pillars along the road.
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Adama
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Springfield Republican
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Nish
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Enid
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Iowa
M. M. Ham
Democratic National Committee
J. D. Campbell
Republican National Committee
GA. Parker
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J. H. Keatly
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Democratic State Committee
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Sinigagna
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Dereniber
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Cox
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Anthony
Embry
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Pullman
Mississippi
Atlants
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Yoni
Company 4
Pally
Tankoid Managera
Taeubaya
Foster
Misa Sula Butler
Ceandalupe
Cerant
Nutting
Guadalupe
Tezcoco
Bavanwar
Major L Mims J
John B Castleman
Underwriters Association of the South
Norton Johnson
Bryan County
Bob Ruffian
Curapert
Jefferson Edwards
Spring Vale
Appedi Perry
Charley Ayn
Covineron
Houston Jones
Zachery
Er ‘Prise
Rowe
J. B. Jones
Chatco County
Presbyterian Church
Cedartown
Cunrer
Macon
Mercer University
A. 8. Anderson
J.golden
J. W. D. Jelkes
M. A. Meroney
T. E Murphey
PB. Wise
A. T. Boiseuiliet
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King
C. L. Moses
C. L. Brubbs
N. T. Wright
Geor
Birch PW. Butler
W. F. Clarke
J. Etheridge
United States
Mexico
Guadalupe M Hidalgo
Our Lady OF Guadalupe
Mary
Juan Diego
Jum
Juan
Christ
Joan Deen
Wiley
Spp
Medida del Sagrado
Sra
de Guadata
de Mexico
Kiex
Atlanta
Vic
Erape
B. J. Roercross
Worcester
Noah Webater
Séars
Bryan
Hull
Saany South
Noah
Shomps Dick
Medina
Faw
Addison
Pan
Cerea
Bijeh
Bijah
Merrifield Scott
Yang
Mr. Scott
Darel Boone
Kentucky
Scott
Storey
Chicago Times
Sam Bowles
Dane
New York Sun
Akerce
Ignorance and Popular Education as Social Forces
A discussion argues that widespread ignorance dulls appetite and civilization, while universal elementary science and schooling uplift society, enabling people to profit from nature, protect rights, and resist charlatans. It warns against shysters and advocates education as a heavy investment with broad societal gains.
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Arkham
Mane
Bar of Justice
Ucleases
California
New Holland
Scieuca Sérais
Mijah Sympathetus
Dress Goods and Silks Sale At Discount Prices
Silk and dress goods offered in bulk at bargain prices. Wency Striped Bilks and Fancy Striped fabrics priced per yard with discounts. Japanese Silks 45 to 60 cents, colored silks from $1.10 to. Plain and Gros Arabhi fabrics listed. Latest styles 10 cases of dress goods available 20 cents to 8 per yard. Purchasers urged that textiles are crisper than ever.
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