Treatment Women England A Glance and Old Scandal Revived
A fragment from a Cincinnati Chronicle page surveys English debates on women’s treatment, social excesses, and “Tax on Bachelors.” It references British and American views, reforms, and public sentiment, noting scandals, temperance, and the position of women editors, with broader notes on press freedom, Texas politics, and international affairs.
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England
Cincinnati Chronicle
Crover Hunt
Siage
Claasea
Mr. Baker
Warren Sn Esas
London
Pompeii
Vesuvius
Memphis Postmaster Appointment Linked to Life-Saving Claim
The Memphis Post reports that Mr. Deloach was named Postmaster by the President after saving the President’s life once. The account describes Grant’s push toward Memphis, advancing from Moscow and Lafayette as scouts move through the region.
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Jackson
Mr. Deloach
Memphis
Grant
Ineae
Lai Deloach
Qate
Crags Road
Jackeon
Deloach
Gen. Grant
Sherman
Hurlburt
Pariate
Moscow
Lafayette
Deloech
Jane
Delowehe
Rescued on Long Point Shipwreck Story of Becker's Courage
Amid a brutal November gale on Lake Erie, the schooner Conductor sinks near Long Point, trapping crewmen. Island resident Becker spots the wreck and, amid freezing seas, helps lure survivors to shore by feeding them and urging escape, while Captain Hackett and others attempt to reach land. All are eventually saved by a passing vessel, with Becker's quick, selfless actions earning world attention.
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Lake Eri
John MelLeod
Amherstburg
Detroit River
Port Dalhousie
Nea
Heavi Hecker
Comedi
Becker
Gongeenes
Chatanga
Providence
Iain Tiackert T
Hackett
Long Point
Sven “Rocker
Ion
Democratic papers in Texas back A J Hamilton for Governor
Multiple Texas Democratic newspapers endorse A J Hamilton for governor urging Republicans to unite behind his candidacy. The effort signals organized party strategy to present a unified slate against the likely Republican choice amid ongoing state political maneuvering.
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Texas
A. J. Hamilton
Appearing Rich And The Domestic Loafers
A Harper's essay argues Americans pursuing outward wealth harm candor and dignity by showy dress and social display. It catalogs how vanity drives wasted spending on neckties, underwear, and rituals that replace true hospitality with public spectacle, while loafing at home and in service corrodes family life and happiness.
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Rick
Bridget
United States
Packard's Monthly
Oliver Dyer
Bowery
Broadway
Seale
Broadwy
Ceucen
Pero
the Sun
Sud-T
Clinton
Albany
Death of Lt Wm Alexander at Fort Macon NC
Lieutenant William B. Alexander of the Eighth United States Infantry died March 30 at Fort Macon North Carolina. He perished after volunteering as officer of the day and warning sentinels during a prison guard incident. He was son of General E B Alexander Provost Marshal and educated before service.
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Eighth
United States Regular Infantry
Fort Macon
North Carolina
North
Denenae
Ting
Oder
Minnesota
E. B. Alexander
Thie Pine Department
Fifth
Fort Spelling
Benes
Seneta
Cereas
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Reverdy Johnson
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Mr. Deloach Saved
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Rotestant Association
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