Fragmented 19th Century Political Reflection on Public Finances
The text critiques the Democratic and Republican parties' governance from 1860 to 1874, citing wartime and postwar expenditures, revenues, and integrity. It contrasts the vast war costs and government outlays with claims of superior honesty, referencing Vice President Wilson and Treasury figures, and discusses church-state issues and broader political rhetoric.
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The Nation’s Debts and Wages Debate in Cleveland
Grover Cleveland speaks in Cleveland about wages and prices under a global labor market. He argues fixed gold prices harm labor while debts and wealth concentrates threaten national industry, urging action before the country reaches a specie basis.
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General Sherman Speech After Band Meeting at Fort
The Pioneer Press recounts a Wednesday night scene where General Sherman spoke briefly to Wisconsin and Minnesota veterans after a band played. Sherman's veranda remarks urged old soldiers to visit him, promised favors, and stressed civil duties, with generals Sanborn Johnson and Slocum facilitating the gathering.
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Republic
Wisconsin
Minnesota
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Where Were: the iMore Money Men
Currency flows and bank withdrawals are described as banks hoard money, with millions unlocked then largely returned to the Treasury. The piece notes East- and West-coast differences, and asks where the money-hungry men vanished as circulation surged or retreated.
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Miners flock to gold finds amid Indian tensions in Dakota
Pioneer Press dispatch from Bismarck notes arrivals of gold discoveries in French gulch and quartz in the hills near Bear's Butt. General Crook calls miners to Custer's Gulch to set claim rules as Indians refuse to treaty until miners depart. Hundreds flock to claims as excitement rises and lodes are staked.
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Tragic Horse Spur Attack Kills 18 Month Old
A toddler from Lang Ay near Towin died after a pony spur injured the head during yard play. Dr Ewing reports the infant suffered a brain penetration from a single stroke of the spur, an unprecedented case in his twenty years of practice.
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Ewing
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Fragmentary Catholic Telegraph article on death and chaplain role
Fragmented text references a death notice in The Catholic Telegraph and mentions a Protestant chaplain and alleged violations of law. The readable fragments hint at religious figures, Bible and hymnbook mentions, and a disrupted obituary style that lacks clear names or dates.
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Debates on Economic Policy and Public Integrity
The text argues future American conclusions favor low import taxes for revenue and maximum trade freedom, amid warnings of demagoguery. It emphasizes public honesty, national interest, and the danger to commerce from concentrated private capital and political manipulation.
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Gon
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Tax Exemption Debate Over Ohio Bond Policy
The text discusses Democratic complaints about U S bonds and explains a March 1875 Ohio reform act authorizing street improvements with bonds exempt from taxation. It notes bonds of seventy one years and asserts tax freedom for the bond issue, raising questions about reformers’ claims and constitutional constraints.
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Ohio
Xun Beveni
Fragmentary Local Note Mentions Escape and Names
Fragmented OCR text references an escape involving Néille Grant and others with unclear context. It mentions names such as Rami Cox and Nelly Granit and hints at a criminal or police case in Stark County with a Democrat publication. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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