Fall River defalcations and grave robbery critique
The piece laments repeated defalcations by Fall River mill treasurers harming workers and wages, argues speculation drains resources, and predicts the Stewart grave desecration case will end with extortionists gaining. It condemns Judge Hilton as a target of grave-robbing extortion and warns grave robbery may become a lucrative business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Concord
Stewart
Hilton
Judge Hilton
Probable Health Precautions Curb Pestilence This Year
The article notes that with current sanitary precautions it is likely we shall escape all visitations of pestilence this year, emphasizing diligence and public health measures to prevent outbreaks.
Manchaug corporate power in elections sparks calls for reform
The Wallace committee is urged to scrutinize a Massachusetts village where a local mill owner allegedly dominates politics. Evidence claims coercion at polling sites, manipulated voter lists, and removal of workers for voting a different ticket. Tests of free ballots and broader Rhode Island patterns are cited, with a final note on Ingersoll’s stance in Maine and Ohio campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchaug
Wallace Committee
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Manchang
Spirot
Terrence Kennedy
Mandaugh Corporation
Manchaug Corporation
Manchang Corporation
Rhode Island
Ingersoll Demands Repudiation From White House
In a heated exchange the speaker declares he will tell the President exactly, I’ll see the Republican party damned first, as he insists on repeating his controversial remark to the President through the secretary. The confrontation underscores factional tensions in the era’s political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abner
Paine Hall
Elizur Wright
White House
Ingersoll
D. M. Bennett
Albany
Heywood
Cupid
Henry L. Pierce
Republican Party
Boston and Philadelphia clash over new goddess design for Bland dollar
The article rails at perceived bias in the Bland silver dollar portrait. It traces the designer Mr. Morgan’s choice of Miss Anna Williams from Philadelphia as the sit for the goddess’ profile, notes Boston and New York objections, and quips that the chin should have come from Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, or New York. It also touches on broader topics from Captain Webb to Nellie Grant and current political speeches, with satirical asides about public figures and ongoing news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Morgan
Treasury Department
Baltimore
Anna Williams
Washington
Williama
Miss Williame
Goddess of Liberty
Mr. Morgan
America
Republic
United States
Captain Webb
Sandy Hook
Manhattan Beach
Boyton
Sara Bernhardt
Texas
Bismarck
Grant
Georgia
Far West
Moody
Elmira
Jeff Davis
Brenham
Anna Dickinson
San Francisco
Mapleson
London
Tyler
Civil Service
Lamar
Sprague
Roscoe Conkling
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Nellie Grant Sartoris
England
Atlantic
Ohio
Grevy
MacMahon
Rambouillet Forest
Illinois
Chicago
Evansville
Ind
Nina
Vatican
Nusbaum
Missouri
United States Signal Service
Burlington Hawkeye
Crane
Fechter
Booth
Nina Kearney
Philip Kearney
Drkney Springs
Lafayette
St. Louis
Marquis
Robert Argyle
Gold Hill
Nev
Comstock
John Rogers
West Chester
Chester Heights
Norristown
France
Massachusetts
New York Commercial
New Orleans Picayune
Southwest
Galveston
New Orleans
Norristown Herald
Lee
Lincoln
South
Pope Leo
Cardinal Manning
Rome
Scotland
Chicago St. Vincent’s
Wigsby
Tuabitha
Rosie
Tabitha
Elmira Gazette
Pompeii
New York Express
New Hampshire
New York Commercial Advertiser
Metropolitan Elevated
Buffalo Express
George
Augusta
New Haven Register
Memphis
Boniface
Paris
Jesse H. Drake
Calvin Drake
Aaron Drake
Judah Drake
Tables of Pumped Puns and Quips across the Era
A sprawling collage of quips from London Punch to New Orleans Picayune and Cincinnati Commercial. It lampoons doctors, politicians, entertainers, and everyday life with wry observations on temper, weather, crime, prudence, and fashion. The item stitches humor about dogs, collars, goats, and the sea serpent into a brisk, dated miscellany.
Hop Bitters Recommended by Husband for Family Health
A man states his wife and daughter were made healthy by Hop Bitters and he recommends them to other people, claiming positive personal results and urging use.
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Tion
Dugan
Offham
Kent
England
William Irving
Marwood
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Mass
Globe Clu
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Bos Sacaenes
Scribner’s Monthly
St. Nicholas
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New York Medical Journal
Godey’s Ladies’ Book
Lippincott's
Peterson's National
Demorest
Arthur's Home
Ballou's
the Nursery
Hall's Journal of Health
Dexter Smith's
the Folio
Diteon & Co
Musical Monthly
Sacred Selections
Journal of Music
the Medical Times
the Christian Union the Watchman
Country Gentleman
Prairie Farmer the Household
the Journal of Chemistry
Phrenological Journal
American Cultivator
New Names
Wide Awake
Ohio Farmer
Cooimney Corner
Illustrirte Zeitung
Lady's Journal
Mont’y Boys of America
Science Monthly
American Agriculturist
Youth’s Companion
The
Poultry World
Frank Leslie
Lady’s Magazine
Washington Sweet
the People OF
Maine
Tar Weekly Globe
Globe Free
Boston Weekly Globe
Tesday
E. C. Bailey
Chas. H. Taylor
Edward Farrer
Webster
General Butler
Talbot
Reading
Anthony
Douglas Axe
Herald
Adin Thayer
Dexter Savings Bank
Barron
Dr. Loring
General Devens
Wallace
Long
Eugene Sue
Registrar of
Schuyler Colfax
Brigham Young
Pacific Railroads
Credit Mobilier
Colfax
Mancshaug Bulldozers
Snow
Henry Ward Beecher
Halifax
Delfosse
Beecher
Sherman
Conkling
Blaine
Foster
General Ewing
General Rice
Charles Foster
Senator Dawes
Senator Pierce
Butler
Collector Beard
Picayune
Blue Skye
London Punch
Brighton Beach
Atlanta Constitution
Zach Chandler
Cincinnati
Sly Picayune
Kentucky
Philadelphia Bulletin
Danbury News
Danbury
New York Telegram
ABC of Finance
New York Tribune
Hayes
Waterloo Observer
Lawrence
Pierce
Troy
Bob Ingersoll
Sankey
Graphic
Hans Sachs
Donn Pratt
Prince Leopold
Commercial
Detroit Free Press
J. Knowltos
Ano Arbor
Liutenant
Futor
Chastina Cox
Catherine Davies
Hull
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