Mecklenburg Centennial Draws 40000 At Charlotte Celebration
Gov Hendricks spoke at the Mecklenburg Centennial in Charlotte NC where over forty thousand attended. The day included remarks on Mrs Lincoln’s confinement as an insane patient and debates of public duty for her treatment. A U S Supreme Court ruling affirmed a New York corporation's power to contract as a common carrier for freight beyond its terminus.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Supreme Court of the United States
Oudensburg & Lake Champlain Railroad Company
New York
Boston
Warner
Massachusetts
St. Vincent de Paul
the Post
Rudolph Worsch
Post
Pos
Worsch
Pilgrimage Narrative and Press Sparring Across Nation
A discussion unfolds over Mr. Wilson’s Texas journey framed as a son’s grave pilgrimage rather than political motive. The Worcester Press criticizes the route amid editorials on Catholic diplomacy and party sympathy. The piece also reports the U S Centennial Commission’s Philadelphia meeting appointing Hawley as President and outlines the exhibition program.
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Wilson
South
Worcester Press
Texas
Wey
United States Centennial Commission
Philadelphia
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
W. T Sherman
Joseph N. Johnson
Denouncing Catholics and Catholic schools in public schooling debate
The text questions newspapers denouncing Catholics for opposing public schools and asks if they will critique Protestant churches for similar agitation. It argues for sectarian separation from public schools and notes parental concerns over denominational instruction, calling for Guardian of neutrality.
Liberal thought urged in schools sparks national debate
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports libel suits by McIntire and Ezra Valentine against the Sentinel over asylum article purporting accusations. The piece weighs whether inquiry by trustees should precede lawsuits and notes Sherman’s forthcoming history stirring wartime reassessments amid partisan divides.
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Indianapolis Sentire! Company
McIntire
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Ezra Valentine
The
Sentinel
The Case of Mrs Lincoln Reveals Private Struggles
The article details Mrs. Lincoln's long battle with hysteria and fear after Lincoln's assassination. A close friend aided her by arranging a home and social life, which brought temporary relief, but she soon returned to isolation and despair, fearing poverty and loss.
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Woman of Chicago Case Described as Insane Commitment
A detailed account explains the compulsory restraint of a Chicago woman driven by mental strain. The process, led by her son Isaac N Arnold with Judge Swett, emphasizes careful, compassionate handling, uncovering long foreseen illness and the need for detention.
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Fidelity Deposit Company
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Arnold
Leonard Swett
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