Democratic and Republican tensions erupt in a storm of politics
The piece surveys an impending eight days of national law making and a volatile political climate. It notes internal Democratic rifts over Andrew Albright and potential labor-candidate routes, while Republican unity stands in contrast. The article defends the paper’s independence and counters accusations of bias, pledging to publish reader communications.
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Plac
Andrew Albright
Albright
Cates
Pdemocratic
Publisi
Pales
Mit
Cleveland
Jeff Davis
South
Thas Po
Montgomery
Storms and accidents plague towns from coast to coast
A July storm in Easton killed a four-year-old and injured three others after lightning struck a shelter tree. Reports from nearby towns note hail, high winds, and localized damage to crops and property. A boating accident near Wilmington resulted in a man overboard and search efforts ongoing. Local burglaries, rabies fears, and a fire loss for a barn were also reported alongside civic updates on state rebuilding bids and medical society warnings.
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Easton
Conrad Hoffman
Hoffman
Ofman
The Young Vanderbilts and Their Fortunes
The article discusses Cornelius Vanderbilt and William K. Vanderbilt as young heirs, their potential fortunes by compound interest, and the stern upbringing by their grandfather, who believed in hard work. It notes Cornelius at forty with an estimated large fortune and projects growth over time under the family discipline.
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Tobn P. Allmond, Jr
Allmond
Delaware
Criistiana Creek
Billingsport
N. J
Chester
Almond
Jin
McPrank
Philadelphia
Wihnington
Ant
Baltimore
Gnion County— Medical Society
Myvyjaz
Louseman
Fourth Avenue
Elizabeth
Pinnes
Tne
de. Pinnes
Elizabeth Journal
Europe
Phat
Hudsoniver Railroad
Iain Hes
Dows
Ted
Cra
Cornelius
William K
House of Venderbilt
New York
Parislionancs
Cihehinall ‘Voncial Gazette
Corxenius Axple
Cornetus
St” Ng
Corneling Vanderbilt
Cornelius i
Commoore
Muels
Billy
William HL
Thagtaviles
Ctyotrinvarket
America
Dow Delay
Ho Uavnerr & Co
Port and
Maine
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Safe Harbor
Conestoga Creek
Rock Hill
the Cotta
Ladsbury
Tabarco
Se & S
Peter Ferdman
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Anthony Kreger
Furdman
Foster W. Walkirk
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Cuba
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James A. Elmer
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Mr. Creamer
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Tererence Berry
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Suiger
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Capitol
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Titus & Conrad
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Railroad Ave
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