Grandmother Lois and the lasting reach of mothers
A preacher extols grandmothers, especially Lois, for shaping faith across generations. He urges honoring aged mothers, tracing influence from early 19th century women to future centuries, and urges practical care for elders while stressing spiritual legacy and civic virtue.
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Let the Children Help Cor Babyhood
A mother recalls surviving hardship with six children by teaching them to help. She describes keeping music alive by playing on babies, selling the piano, and finding hope through shared duties. She cites a nearby Scottish family as a model of cooperative parenting.
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Brooklyn Heights
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No need to be a cripple because crutches are cheap
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Man Sues For Libel Over Cow Verse in Harlan News
An absent minded man in Harlan Iowa passed a cow on the street and saluted it saying good afternoon Mrs Cow. The local paper ran the incident in verse and he has filed a libel suit.
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Baritone Bari ton Retires After Voice Fails on Stage
The Burlington Hawkeye reports Baritone Bari ton ends his stage career as his voice becomes husky from excessive pale brandy. A friend asks how he lost it and a physician replies he swallowed it.
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Saturated With Nicotine Causes Cleveland Bartender Death
James Copeley, a Cleveland bartender, died after a Tuesday collapse and prolonged loss of consciousness. Doctors ruled nicotine poison from excessive smoking, noting he reportedly smoked up to 100 cigarettes daily.
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Emigration from Ireland to United States Expands
Immigrants from Ireland to the United States are increasing with the coming spring. Passages already secured on various lines. Two new Atlantic companies the Huntington line and the Beaver line plan to send steamers to call at Queenstown from Liverpool to depart passengers for America starting the 20th of next month. Ten transAtlantic steamships will sail weekly from Queenstown.
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Lake Front Case Decision Ends Long Legal Battle
Justice Harlan reads the Supreme Court ruling in the lake front case in Cuiiaco. The decision ends a twenty year dispute over harbor encroachments by the Illinois Central Railroad, affirming riparian rights of the city and voiding the railroad’s claim to a harbor bed, while confirming ownership north of Randolph Street and keeping three blocks under city control.
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Favorable House Vote on Omnibus Bill for Four Territories
The House Committee on Territories reported favorably Springer’s omnibus bill enabling Dakota Montana Washington Territory and New Mexico to form constitutions and state governments and to be admitted on equal footing with existing states. Delegates will be elected in proportion to county populations with 75 per convention, Dakota 150, meetings in September, and constitutional votes held in November.
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Illicit Still Discovered on Manitowoc County Farm
Deputy Col lector M H Murphy of Manitowoc and P J Pierce of Manitowoc captured an illicit still near Mishicott Wisconsin. The operation yielded multiple gallons of hot whisky and was located on Sam Dousey’s farm, a brother in law of Sheater whose crooked distilling case is before Milwaukee federal court.
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Movement to Erect Wendell Phillips Memorial in Boston
A two meeting push in Tremont Temple launched by the Wendell Phillips Hall Association seeks a memorial for Wendell Phillips. Delegates from labor groups formed a fundraising society and General Butler spoke urging voluntary contributions from American workers.
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