Meeting to Consider Dorsey’s Indiana Corruption Charges
A 1833 Gorham Kentuckiana meeting of the Corners Democrats denounces Stephen W. Dorsey for allegedly paying up to $400,000 to buy Democratic votes to carry Indiana for Garfield. The group drafts preambles, vows vigilance against Republican corruption, and debates party leadership and remedies, ending with a wary call for unified, money-backed Democratic strength.
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Dorsey
Indiana
Toledo Blade
Kentucky
New York Sun
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Issaker
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Bascom
Secessinville
Fedor Gavitt
Alluz
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Republika Waz
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Kerry
Jeffin
Tikin Campane
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Cor
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Khorus
Tilden
New York
Tilden Wood
Extraordinary Butter Yields and Their Quality
The piece notes that extreme butter yields strain cow physiology, raising milk gland activity and shifting fat composition toward harder fats like stearine and margarine. Higher yields can produce butter resembling oleomargarine in texture and flavor, with experts differing on whether such butter is fit for the table.
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Pennsylvenago
Henry E. Alvord
Houghton Farm
Jersey
Prof
Arnold
Farmer's Advocate
Green Feed and Milk Flavor Cites Rye Effects on Dairy
Mr I D G Nelson of Fort Wayne Indiana writes to the New York Tribune that rye used in emergency early spring pasture taints milk and butter with an unpleasant flavor. Secretary T S Gold of the Connecticut Board of Agriculture confirms the odor may stem from lush fresh forage and advocates gradual feed changes and stirring milk. Nelson favors orchard grass for early pasture and notes rye usefulness fades next to orchard grass. A nearby item mentions a Negro child with white wool in New Jersey.
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Iowa
West
The
New York Times
American Dairyman
I. D. G. Nelson
Fort Wayne
Ind
New York Tribune
T. S. Gold
Connecticut Board of Agriculture
New York
Nelson
N. ¥. Tribune
Sience and Prayer in a Faithful View of Nature
President Anderson of Chicago University discusses how fixed natural laws do not bar prayer but enable it through divine guidance. He argues that immutability of law permits God to adjust laws to answer prayers, and that science and faith can harmonize rather than oppose each other.
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the Tribune
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Frendick
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Lyman Trumbull
Tammany Hall
John Kelly
Tilden
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester
Democratic National Committee
Massachusets
Frank Bird
Judge Abbot
N. ”. Tribune
Anderson
Chicago University
North American Review
Min
Bentham
God
Childre
Hier
Gren
Sahara
One Moment That Destroys A Life In A Daguerreotype
A brief reflection links a momentary mishap to lasting impact, citing Lord Brougham and a blurred daguerreotype. It warns that a single moment can ruin character, urging vigilance to avoid temptation and fall.
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Lord Brougham
Observ
Passages on Faith and Duty From Classic Voices
A collage of quotations from Taylor Spurgeon Longfellow and Macaulay reflecting on loving neighbors, gratitude, trust in God, aging, steadfast friendship, and the purpose of life. The excerpts urge cheerful resilience, faithful conduct, immortality, and diligence in duties while warning against neglecting higher destiny.
Prayerful Boldness in Asking for God’s Will
Religious reflection on approaching prayer with humility. The speaker questions boldness, acknowledges God’s wisdom, and yields to divine will. A request for contentment and acceptance of God’s plan is urged, ending with “Waiting till puzzle and till pain are spent.” The excerpt appears from Susan Kay in S. 8 Times.
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Susan C"kay
S. 8
Prayer as a fact of human nature and its scientific test
The text argues that prayer stems from a universal religious nature in humanity, present in savages and civilized people alike. It claims prayer is answered, evidenced by testimony from many witnesses across time, and contends science must account for prayer within its laws rather than reject it. It urges a precise use of "law" and posits God can answer prayers by aligning natural laws with divine aims.
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Motammedan
Christa
Dubeling Foustaine
Purling Brooks
Jod
Goa
God
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