Death of Senator Fowler Recalls a Wild War
A Philadelphia Inquirer editorial honors seven Republican senators who voted against Johnson's impeachment, noting their sacrifice under political attack. It argues Johnson acted within constitutional authority, praising their restraint and civic virtue. It also references August Flower and a Louisville & Nashville project in Columbia.
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Senator Carmack on Presidential Protection Sparks Debate
Long, fragmentary report outlines a Senate exchange about presidential security, states' rights, and constitutional limits. It cites Sen Bacon of Georgia praising protection while warning against federal overreach, and includes various quoted jests and remarks from unnamed senators.
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Columbia Phonograph Co promotes fresh records and catalogues
The Columbia Phonograph Company guarantees fresh stock in original boxes direct from the factory. They boast a strong reputation as makers of perfect talking machines and records. Address: No 10 East Baltimore Street Baltimore MD. They offer catalogues on request. Also notes about new theatre hatter invention and Johnson County rural mail delivery extension.
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Carnegie Praises Germans and Labor Virtues in Address
Andrew Carnegie told graduates of the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen that Germans are remarkable and race will drive future progress while stressing the value of manual labor. He warned not to neglect the great Goron element in America and urged persistence in American identity.
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