Lincoln's War Department Ties Shaped His Decisions
The article notes Lincoln relied heavily on the War Department for news and guidance, often meeting with Secretary of War Edwin Stanton and military adviser to shape strategy. It argues Lincoln kept his eyes on battlefield events rather than diplomacy, with many dispatches dating from wartime headquarters.
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Fragmented Editorial Exchange on Public Servants
A garbled letter appears to critique politics and public servants. Names and context are unclear, with phrases suggesting domestic disputes and lost precedents. The text references Philadelphia Press and mentions husbands, towns, and lessons about understanding political life.
Three Grades of New York Anxiety and Society
A collage of historical social critique and ad-like snippets. References to Potipliar Papera, baking powder frauds with alum, health crusades, and a mix of mock dialogues. Includes various ads and notices about cures, notaries, and agricultural prospects.
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New York
Vondomen
Missouri
Clarke
St. Louis
Iowa Legislature Expense and Public Printing Hearings
The executive council revenue and expenditure report shows state costs for paper envelopes paste and printing for legislative members totaling 502.02 plus other items. Printed matter for members costs 165.00 and 881.00 for bills, totaling 244.00. The secretary of the senate and house clerk prepared the figures, with ranges across supplies and printing for legislative bodies noted. Also reported are personnel changes, including Captain George W. Beall’s retirement as capital police chief after fourteen years, and Iowa historical publications upcoming, plus new corporate filings and fruit crop prospects with statewide agricultural notes. The executive council discussed paper bids for a 7500 edition and related printing contracts.
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Senate
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Sue Werth
No Money to Enforce Law and Fisheries Funding Woes
A report details the fish and game commission facing budget shortfalls under the Twenty-eighth General Assembly. Linenty and staff face salary and enforcement gaps as appropriation balances are redirected, with potential pain for restocking, protection, and distribution of fish and game across Sebula and Sahla waters. Civil officials scrutinize appropriations while sportsmen may fund-raise to cover enforcement gaps.
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Congressman Wilber Praises Peruna Remedy
Testimonial letters from D F Wilber of Queem and E C Given of New York endorse Peruna as a cure for catarrhal troubles. They claim quick relief, renewed strength, and urge others to use the remedy, noting past winter afflictions and long era of effectiveness.
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Peruna Medicine Co
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Winter resort hotel in Palermo draws cosmopolitan crowd
An advertisement touts a new Palermo hotel as a winter retreat for the cosmopolitan aristocracy. It notes the city as beautiful, clean, gay, and lively with excursions, yacht trips, and views from the manager, inviting prolonged stays and the resort’s extending shoreline.
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