Carpetbaggers and War-Era Debate Roars in Congress
The piece surveys harsh portraits of congressional figures amid a heated session. It mocks appearances and motives while noting carpetbagger origins and their share of service in the Army. It also reports on party tensions and contentious debates over the Fifteenth Amendment and universal suffrage.
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Tere Kaye
Ben Butler
Congress
Bob Schenck
Capitol
Charles Sumner
Fanny
Garrett Davis
Carl Békinen
Wilcon
Rene Oe
Senne
Wetrety
New York
Eames Riser
Maing
Elder
New Hampshire
Laflin
Mass
Ohio
Cox
Old North
Bamashire
Heaton
Thurman
Strader
South Carolina
Rhode Ee
Rhetts
Brookses
Tennessee
Fowler
Elonee
Massachusetts
Stokes
Ekee Pee
Pennsylvania
Smith
England
Howe
Washburne
Waleneidtidgs
Carpenter
Sawyer
Vermont
Paine
Illinois
Cobb
Aaa
Maine
Connecticut
New
Rhode Island
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Royal East Tour Harem Details Told in Eyewitness Narrative
Excerpted passages describe a journey with the Prince and Princess of Wales to Cairo and the Turkish harem. Mrs. Grey recounts lavish meals, diamond laden coffee cups, and opulent rooms while noting the Viceroy's entertainments and the contrast with constrained, restricted lives of the harem women. The account also touches on emancipation efforts and social pressures within the palace setting.
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Grey
Weales
Cairo
Tate
Traia
Pe Ae Parent
Baceen
Uae
City Matters Amusements Show Wide Stage Talent Immense
The Natrona Theater lessee Mr James presents a robust circuit of acts featuring James Robinson and son Madigan in daring aerial feats alongside the Lowands Brothers. Mrs Bowers shines in Julia’s scenes, Miss Morris adds humor, and Mr McCullum and Mr Macauley offer graceful turns. Davenport Club plans King Lear with a noted east cast. Axes of Minstrels praised for ten musicians and dancers, Abington recalled as a vivid original performer. Mozart Hall hosts Monday night musical program.
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James
Ling
James Robinson
Madigan
Lowands Brothers
Woopn
Audrey
Axtrbron Minstrels
Cincinnati
Abington
Mozart Hall
Hymn and prayer at Middletown Church service
Rev. Henry D. Moore addressed the congregation with a brief sermon on faith and conversion. He led prayers for those not yet saved and requested support for the Middletown Church and ongoing work of grace.
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Ofabe
Hamilton
Emory
Charac
Christ
Hammond
Ammond
Dre. Wiener
Port
William
Wari
Indianapolis
Falee
Universaliat
Wa. C. Wiswee
Trunca
Athens
Saadie
Parks
Eame
Manel Tae
Sony
Wx. E. Wier
D. D
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Y. Monty
Aston Paaver
Jeu
Henry D. Moore
Middletown
Roland Brothers Musical Recital Praised by Citizens
Citizens laud the Roland Brothers for two splendid musical entertainments at Saks and Pike's Hall. The article notes a conductor and master greatly engaged with the performers, praising the artistry and memorable moments of the performances. Gene Pete is mentioned as involved, with a chorus-like reflection on the event.
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Roland Brothers
Ormanes
Pike's Hall
Asea
Mc Dou
Dream Land
Gene Pete Send
Covingtons Spillover Noted in Local Lettering Dispute
Fragmentary OCR reads Covington referencing de Sere and an epee spit incident tied to J.B Brewster. mentions a man named Dow. Details are unclear, but the note suggests a minor local dispute or fencing reference involving named individuals and a firearm or weapon term misread as epee.
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J.B Brewster
Man Dow
One-Legged Joe Bentley Loses Overcoat Display
A man named Joe Bentley admires a fine overcoat displayed outside a shop operated by Joha ae in an area near Newport. The Jones Newport Medical meets tonight at Newport.
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Joe Bentley
Thomas Kinney
Joha Ae
Sereee
Medical
Jones Newport
Newport
Inauguration notes and Senate actions in brief
Reports recount Governor Hayes's reinauguration at Colombes and a Baltic ship disaster toll. Mentions include a New York forgery case, a claim over lost photographs, and a series of Senate communications on military lands in Arkansas and Florida, postal matters, and bills on land and civil rights.
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Colombes
Ian
John Bertram
Hamburg
New York
Adams Expressey
Caleenery
Cunard
John Hongler
New Jersey
Senate
France
Cislaaig
Wnegnal
Pee Fechter
Caroline le Cluig
Ruy
Mecereenen
Tony
Andiew
Secretaries of War and Navy
Arkansas
Florida
Attorney General
National Tribal Union
Contoce
Cora
Bett
Oregon
British Columbia
Howard
Mich
Horton
Iowa
Hibia
Stewart
Nevada
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