Ponca chiefs misled in removal plea before Senate
A CB representative Ponca Indians told the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs that the chiefs signed the removal paper under a misapprehension due to illiteracy and deception by those in charge. A flood of petitions from Buffalo women urged Sunday saloon closures. California passed a law enforcing the Chinese exclusion clause. A boy of fourteen, Schoene, pled guilty to manslaughter in a marble game quarrel and was sent to the Reform School for three years. Dairymen of Harvard Illinois elected Hoard president and formed plans for a Chicago Dairy Fair in 1880. New York’s governor signed women’s suffrage for school officers. National Democratic and New Hampshire Republican conventions were scheduled in May. St. Louis businessmen funded aid for Ireland. A Hollister editor was shot. Treasury advertised bond sales. Blaine refused vice presidential consideration with Grant. Tucson report describes a hostile ambush and retreat by troops. A mob incident occurred on Thompson Street involving three women. A London Derry murder suspect died in custody. Three men suffocated in Baltimore harbor from night soil fumes. Futures trading deemed gambling by Memphis judge. Killer Kemmler deemed insane. The Empire Warehouse fire in Chicago caused heavy losses.
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Global headlines echo Irish relief and European tensions
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Irish Relief Commission and World Events
The text mixes events from late 19th century: Cardinal Ginbert heads an Irish relief effort, a mine at the Winter Palace kills five soldiers, a British Commons debate on Irish suffrage, a US Senate resolution to ship relief to Ireland, and reports on the Ingalls election bribery inquiry. Also notes Captain Jack’s capture of prisoners near Los Pinos and responses from Chief Johnson.
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Northwestern Dairymen endorse strict oleomargarine laws
At Harvard Illinois session the Committee on Oleomargarine presented a report detailing what oleomargarine is and its ingredients. It urged law against using diseased or refuse fats in edible fats, demanded labeling and government supervision, and called for clear marking of oleomargarine packages. The resolutions passed unanimously after discussion by Col Littler, Geo P Lord, W W Fields, Hiram Smith and others.
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Quips and quick wits from a bygone column
A collage of wry maxims and humorous vignettes from a Boston Transcript style page. Odds and ends include moral asides, legal quips, classroom gags, a Kentucky rescue tale, and a nuts-and-bargains anecdote. Notable lines touch on ethics, court rulings, and social foibles with a playful tone.
Mourning dress styles echo colored gowns with strict simplicity
The article notes mourning as a simplified English style with high necks, tight cuffs, short shoulder seams, and precise fit. Deepest mourning uses crape broadly, while lighter periods keep somber tones and lusterless silks. Trim and drape are minimal, avoiding flounces, with rich street suits in Henrietta cloth or imperial serge.
Mourning Fashion Caps and Cloaks From Harper's Bazar
Basque coats with deep collars and double bracing, full skirts with crape bands, and long fur lined coats describe mourning attire. Skirts, wraps, and veils feature crape, fur borders, and lace accessories. White organdy lingerie, white crepe lisse plaitings, and black China crape fichus appear in light mourning. Widowly veils, bonnets, and jet adornments complete the array as fashion shifts from crape to lace and velvet in varying mourning stages.
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Not a Veteran and the air vented veteran's tale
An elderly man visits a church sanctuary claiming Gettysburg survival without a scratch. He boasts of dodging bullets while his clothes remain unpierced, prompting the visitors to demand payment for his story. North Georgia Conference reports 61,153 members and 650 churches with pastors funded.
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National Republican Convention delegates by state list
The National Republican Convention will have 746 delegates apportioned to states and territories. States shown include Alabama 20, New Jersey 3, New York 44, California 1, North Carolina 6, Colorado 4, Connecticut 12, Oregon 6, Delaware 2, Pennsylvania 16, Florida 7, Rhode Island 2, Georgia 2, South Carolina 6, Maryland 16, Arizona 1, Massachusetts 26, Dakota 3, Michigan 22, Idaho 4, Minnesota 10, Montana 3, Mississippi 16, New Mexico 0, Missouri 10, Nebraska 7, Washington 1, Kentucky 8, Louisiana 16, Wisconsin 14, District of Columbia 2, Wyoming 1, New Hampshire 10.
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Favre on mountain origins and a Fenian note
Geneva professor Favre argues three mountain formation theories are similar in effect. Elevation primary with depressions secondary, or low mood primary with elevation secondary, or lateral crushing causing global earth shrinkage yet local ground rises. A New York Irishman traded his dog for an old shotgun last week, and the British Government cautions Canada about a possible Fenian outbreak.
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