Timely Topics and Public Exhibitions Across Cities
Mise JiLta Mathews of the English para boule troupe dies in St Louis from rheumatic fever and malaria fever. She fell ill in Chicago in March but finished on stage visiting New Orleans, Nashville and Memphis. Philadelphia drew 250,000 visitors on a single day with 76,217 paying admission. Reports from Huntsville and West Tennessee note corn and wheat production shifting away from the Northwest to the South. The piece mentions economic prospects and farming, plus a Dickensian note on a Paris suburb tragedy of a man dying from spontaneous combustion after years of drinking.
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Mise JiLta Mathews
Mullanphy
St. Louis
Mie Mathews
Chicago
New Orley
Nashville
Memphis
Mississippi Towns Eye New Cotton Mills Boom
Reports note Dayka Mississippi plans a nine factory build, Port Gibson growth and Georgia and Arkansas crop data. Statements cover Alabama court rulings, New Orleans fire losses, and regional factory developments with mentions of Galveston steel and Mississippi centennial planning.
Government bill changes postage on two cent rate
The postulion appropriation bill passed with a provision lowering the two cent rate for double stamps to one cent, while the rest of the measure remains unchanged. The President sent to the Senate several nominations including Edward Pierre for minister to England and J Donald Cameron as secretary of war. Mrs Gadnos plans to reopen efforts to recover the New Orleans property. The venerable lady, offered $250,000 in Washington, will not be diverted from her aim to secure the property for New York speculators.
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Paseed
Hansen
Senate
Eiward Pierre
Pout
New York
England
Alfone Tit
Olin
Ntarney
J. Donald Cameron
Pennsylvania
Fohin Pratt
Territory of
New
Wanki
United Biotex
Nevada
Oaline
Torneo Grealey
Redhen
Reoulpta
Mouvsey
Midile
Ollet
Anerien
Elark
Anit Alstoon
Florin
American Bible Society
Veltoh Sons
London
Fairmount Wi
Bartholdi
Rochimben
Naloek
Ilyas
Chambertin
Tauitte
Jorbil Bari
Senate Proceedings on Impeachment and Appropriations
The Senate on the 20th considered impeachment inquiries and related votes. Discussions covered a payroll for actors, a secretary of war communication, and a request for eastern rail or military engineering approval. The body adjourned without a decision, signaling a pause in contentious matters.
Centennial Exposition items and naval debate noted
Fragmentary 1878 Philadelphia centennial report covers naval committee actions on shipyards and stations, proposed commissions, and budgetary details. It references Mills Texis, Whitthorne, Danford, and other figures, plus exhibition items, imports from England, and arrangements for the fair with plans for displays, schedules, and security.
MULE Prieta tea and northern public mind opinions
A Baltimore Gazette interview with a notable Georgian discusses caution in expressing views on political interference and the societal wedge affecting presidential elections. The Georgian notes the risk to public sentiment in the north and the duty to avoid injuring others while considering regional unity.
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Tevin Lun
Haltimore Gazetta
Thin
Leda
Mobyte
Fragmented Odds and Reflections on Society and Faith
A garbled mixture of opinion, sermons, and social critique explores crime, temperance, religion, marriage, and gender roles. It references fear of crime, clergy, a controversial marriage, and a critique of women's domestic burdens within a late 19th or early 20th century tone. The piece juxtaposes moral admonitions with personal reflections on virtue and vanity.
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