New Orleans Demographics Highlight Female Surplus and Death Rates
New Orleans with 230000 people shows 7 white women to 6 white men and 4 female to 3 male negroes. The city has the largest female excess in the Union, implying nine male deaths for every two female, and death rates of 46 per 1000 for men and 21 for women. Baptist statistics indicate progress, while UK figures show church growth across England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland.
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Senate Nominations Sit in Executive Session
Immediately on receiving the nominations, the senate adjourned to executive session. It was believed the nominations would be confirmed, but none were, due to a single objection by Senator Riddleberger of Virginia. Unanimous consent would waive committee referral, keeping action blocked as with Secretary McCulloch previously.
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Southern Review
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Mass
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Russia
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Riddleberger
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McCulloch
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Executive Mansion
State Ytment
President opens Winnnebago and Crow Creek lands to settlement
The president signed an executive order opening most of the Winnnebago and Crow Creek reservations in Dakota to homestead settlement. About 6,000 acres east of the Missouri River near Pierre may be surveyed and sold within sixty days. Sioux population is about 400. The move follows a shift in policy after Congress debated a repeal of the preemption act. Excitement spreads to Mitchell and along the railway to Chamberlain as settlers rush to claim shanties on the opened lands.
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Teller
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Tow Creek
Court ceremony as Garland succeeds Brewster in justice department
A Washington crowd witnessed the Supreme Court meeting on the ninth with the retiring head of the Department of Justice presenting his successor Attorney General A. H. Garland. Brewster spoke for the court and Garland pledged to serve with diligence, as the chief justice ordered the commission entered and the court resumed routine business.
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Hazen faces charges for conduct prejudicial to military order
The secretary of war filed charges and specifications against Gen. Hazen for conduct prejudicial to good order under the sixty second article of war. The allegations include Hazen disputing a planned relief expedition to Greely in 1883 and publicly exposing a letter from the secretary, harming discipline.
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Hazen
Greely
Secretary of War
Debate Over Cremona Violins Wood Secret
An instructive discussion in musical journals weighs two views. Schradieck argues Cremona violins derive from balsam wood tree stock found in America, brittle yet capable of yielding instruments as fine as 200 year old Cremonas. Gemunder contends the secret lies in violin design and proportions, not the wood, though material quality matters.
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Cincinnati College of Music
Cremona
Italy
Cincinnati
George Gemunder
Astoria
Washington Letter Describes Capitol Clerks Neglect After Election
A Washington letter to the Chicago Times depicts exiled lawmakers at the Capitol, describing delayed service, dismissive aides, and the politics of patronage. The writer notes that rejections by voters have left these members dependent on staff for favors while barely noticed by the current leadership.
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Agreeable to Everybody Endorses Red Star Cough Cure
Col Robert G King a decade long Deputy Collector Internal Revenue in Baltimore endorses the Red Star Cough Cure. He says his family used it for a violent cough with excellent results and no depressing effects. The remedy is easy to take agrees with all throat and lung sufferers and provides permanent relief without reaction.
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Union Protestant Infirmary
John J. Caldwell
New York
Brooklyn
Maryland
Dr. Steuart
Robert G. King
Internal Revenue
Senator Butler Captures Washington Attention in Boston Letter
A Boston Journal Washington letter praises Senator M. C. Butler of South Carolina as the winter’s most handsome man. It notes his marriage to an older beauty, their notable offspring, and Butler’s Perry lineage. The piece ends with a light exchange about a young woman and a plug for Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy.
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Hunt's Kidney and Liver Remedy Advertisement 1883
A dated advertisement extols Hunt's Kidney and Liver Remedy as a universal tonic addressing back ache head heaviness constipation and sluggish bowels. It claims simultaneous action on kidneys liver and bowels restoring normal function and lists Spring field Massachusetts as the place and date April 10 1883. It includes a testimonial from H W Payne praising the product.
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