Timely Topics on Culture War and US War Costs
The item discusses France culture in Cranit and a call by Victon Houo to Paris senators for a democracy ending foreign war by arbitration, amnesty and education. It notes Trish paper praise of American morale, unemployment in the United States, and high U.S. military costs totaling over 4000000? per year for senior generals, captains, and staff. It also mentions Lake Drum mond and hunting regions with archaic descriptions.
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Victon Houo
Parix Judd Franco
Trish
Bowie
United States
America
National Temperance Society
Philadelphia
American Iron and Stool Association
United State
Port Smith
Senate Finance
Lawes
Tein
Mitttee
Uio
Hous Committee On Territories
Great Britain
France
Germany
Rusia
Apuin
Austria
Hengil
Mexico
Japan
Italy
Dortigal
N¢therland
Belgium
Nethelands
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Curkiy
Venos Miele
Fhawaalia Islands
Chili
Bolivia
Mari
Ecuador
Colombia
Whso Notte
Sane
Paraguay
Uraguay
Guatamala
Costa Rica
Hondaas
Han Balvador
Nicaragin
Schenele
Nanan Wenais
War Claims and Railroads Dominate Senate Debates
Fragmented report from the Tennessee delegation notes war claims totaling large sums for Civil War era losses, including $56,000 for Thomas Hord heir and $40 for J. Muncan. also details a bill and postal rail line liens involving the McMinnville Manchester railroad, the government lien, and changes to mail service contracts affecting counties.
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Hoagiert
Thomas Hord
Tennemee
Hori
Stone River
United States Army
J. Muncan
Nashville
Tenn
Unite the
Atkins
Tennesse
H. Johnson
Col. W. Harney
Bethel
McNairy Penny
Fern
Senate
Ree Pewee Ky Pee
Gongrem
Hill
Laine
Guernsey County
Ohio
Morgan
Faernoun
Hibreli
Tennemer
McMinnville
Manchester
Tennemwe
United
Ave of Tennessee
Memphis and
Hickman Co
Dilmreil
Death of Mrs Andrew Johnson Revered Greenville Widow
The Nashville American reports the death Saturday night of Mrs Andrew Johnson, widow of the late express Henk. A long illness confined her to bed, yet she was cherished for her early education and steadfast Christian character. She lived in Greenville since childhood and was universally esteemed as a quiet, domestic, affectionate wife and mother. Her memory will be cherished by all ages and sexes in the community.
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Greenville
Andrew Johnson
Express Henk
Johns
Moore
Narheille
Incoherent Memoir of Federal Movements and Violence
A scrambled late 19th century report cites General Bosuregard of Louisiana seeking political disability relief from Congress. It mentions arson at J A Sprouse’s stables in Louisville, opposition to labor, a murder in Alexandria by federal soldiers, a hanging in New Orleans, and various international and economic items including iron works failure, bankruptcy petitions, and legislative reforms.
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Bosuregard
Louisiana
Congress
Louieville
J. A. Sprouse
Emmyettion
Arkansas
Tennesse
Alexandria
Baubsluna
Barrett
Goo
Morrin
Sarah Jones
New Orleans
Stel
Louisville, Paducns, and Southwestern Railway
Kentucky
Southern Oil Company
Jeffersonville
Tid
Jefferson Davia
Vicksburg
Mim
Brether
Tredegar Iron Works
Richmond
Virginia
St. John's
Florida
Tate
Tone
Tovielana
Misaluslpyl
Congressional Annata is a Senate Journal Fragment
In the Senate on the 1st and 19th, motions, petitions, and amendments fill the day. Debates cover Indian affairs and military law, while discussion of treasury books and Pacific railroads continues, with executive business and adjournment ending sessions.
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Annata
Senate
Jalil
Wenratary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Agenia
Thurman
Bueth
Louisiana
United State
Minsianly
Marsh
Windont
Cragin
Hanna
Ciicuit
United States
Hunt
Whyte
Deagin
Wait
Davie
Wednyo
Treasury
Thursman
Klons
Obl
Southern Pacific
Davis
Treasury Department
Morton
Went
Mall Transportation
Margent
Telegraply
Bill Restores Pre revived Statutes Clerks and Abandoned Property
The legislature advanced a bill to restore the existing law prior to the revival statutes, removing an added word clerk. Other actions include a bill to abolish capital punishment, granting new tax and pension provisions, and various referrals. The house adjourned after approving a memorial from the national railroad convention and several resolutions praising Vice President Wilson.
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Aso
Ale
Ile
Lawrence
United
Mississippi River
St Louisant Atro
Frye
Alma
Alabama
Ulaine
Sprliger
Congress
Wallace
Dandineon
Mer
Wasdell
Feniee
Travolane Mall
Lnte
Willin
Sherman
Dnanon
Senate
Logan
Army
Bentwell
Wilson
Naval
House
Wilava = McCandrow
Wantern
Menosylvania
Tha Hauae
Wilatutte
Menara
Warren
Marcia
Muas
Kelley
Knott
Clymar
Ins. Hanks
Lynch
Hurlbut
Lapham
Meagan
Joyon
Mr. Knott
Mr. Wilkon
John Co. Breckinridge
A Pious Daughter Sparks Family Faith Awakening
A mother mourns witnessing her daughter embrace religion at the Yards church table and vows to seek faith herself. The tale contrasts personal revival with poverty driven mortality as an inquest notes a man’s death from natural causes after bread and milk deprivation. Clergymen are critiqued as underpaid in England while Brooklyn faces class disparities.
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Arsenael Plang van Ageles Ata
Taamington
Biey
England
Brooklyn
Confederate Army Chief Calls for New Commander in 1868 Letter
In a late 1868 missive from a wounded Confederate general, he writes to President Davis requesting replacement by a younger, able commander. He cites personal illness and fatigue, acknowledges failures at Gettysburg era movements toward Richmond, and praises his officers while urging fresh leadership to sustain the cause.
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Uemoral
Hobart K. Lee
Rees
del Braine
Charles C. Jones
Northner
Pennsylvania
Arma
Hichmond
Virginia
Widbout
Arison Gill Leo
Freemantle
India
Shels
Honta
Dixon
Hia
Bia Troopa
Sonerata
Grinder
Wilcox
Camp Orange
Leiaure
Waly
Pennssylvania
Menaures
Reycels
Armen
Georgia New York Hollow Cotton Factory and Augusta Canal Plans
The excerpt outlines two Georgia New York Hollow documents promoting industrial growth. It details Atlanta as a site for a cotton factory with 20,786 spindles and tiered machinery, plus a plan for an Augusta canal to supply water for manufacturing.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Augusta
Jvommites
Augusta Canal
T Dew
Aujiintay
Ton
Charles Eaton
Olin A. Meyer
Thomas G. Wirrott
Alexander Philip
M. Ie Hill
Atguata
Graniteville
Ie North
Eit
Confederate States General Jefferson Davis Quoted
A fragment from a letter in which General Jefferson Davis signs with respect, praising efforts to promote the general welfare and expressing hope for lasting gratitude from the people, ending with formal salutations and titles.
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Jefferson Duyly
Whispers of a World in Fragments and Farce
A collage of quotes and snippets on burns cures myths fiction and letters to kin. Disconnected voices touch on fashion crime literature charity and social scenes with stray anecdotal humor and moral reflections from a late nineteenth century sensibility.
Father and Son Lectures at Springfield Police Station
Two men in Springfield Massachusetts, a father and his son, are described as chronic drinkers who trade lectures after each drunken episode. The father lectures first, the son pays the old man’s fine, then the son drinks and causes more trouble, repeating a nine year pattern. The father then inquires if this is the example he set, as the family again settles the fine. Both keep lecturing each other without changing their habits, a running, ludicrous cycle.
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Risig
Hood
St Louis Republican
Amoa
Greenland
Noah
Uirk
Macauley and
Bancrofta
Angel of Mercy
St. Louis
Annie Moran
Burdett-Coutts
Springfield
Massachusetts
Union
Auutions
Seither
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