Inauguration of Ohio Governor Hoadly Opens With Frugal Ceremony
Governor Hoadly was inaugurated in Columbus with minimal ceremony. In his inaugural address he urges wise governance, warns against party over state, and calls for reform in convict labor, judicial changes, and liquor licensing while addressing civil rights and the legacy of the Union.
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Maine
Naming the Baby Across Names and Harmony
A New York Post piece discusses choosing baby names with family feelings and impartiality. It critiques adding ie endings and notes harmony between first and last names, citing examples like Pearl Batton and Winter Ivy to illustrate social teasing and naming bias.
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Doctor Loses Eye After Eye Contact With Disease Patient
Dr. P. J. Finnegan, a medicine practitioner in East Cambridge Massachusetts, rubbed his eye with a hand used on a diseased limb of a patient. The eye became inflamed from absorbing an active poison and, within days, he permanently lost the sight of one eye.
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P. J. Finnegan
East Cambridge
Mass
Losion Herald
Settlement and resumption of work at Soho Rolling Mills
At Pittsburgh the differences between the proprietors and finishers of the Soho Rolling Mills were satisfactorily settled and the men resumed work yesterday.
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Pittsburgh
Soho
Republican Party Defends War-Era Legitimacy and Voters' Rights
The Indianapolis Journal argues the Republican Party honors former rebels by embracing citizens over partisanship, condemns Democratic violence and fraud in the South, and upholds universal suffrage with equal voting rights for white and black citizens, stressing one person one vote and honest elections.
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Cincinnati News-Journal
Republican Party
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Belle Isle
Democratic Party
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Louisiana
South Carolina
Georgia
Ellenton
Chisholms
Danville
Copian County
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Lincoln
Marie Antoinette
Indianapolis Journal
A Dead Give Away on Republican Strength and Choice
The New York Herald admits the Republican party has met major issues of the last twenty years gloriously and successfully while urging voters to keep the party in power. The piece argues no third party exists and the Democratic alternative has failed to prove its capacity to handle new questions. The column urges continued belief in Republican fidelity and performance.
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Republican Party
Herald
Theerald
Democratic Party
the Herald
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Old Sea Dogs Rule Boardrooms in London Banks and Shipping
Several bank and joint stock company directors in London are over eighty with a famed shipping firm led by an octogenarian Admiral dating back to Nelson. A survivor of Exmouth’s victory, aged eighty six, remains on a major steam company board and as a director of a colonial bank, proving long service endures.
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London
Nelson
Algiers
Lord Exmouth
Pocket Bottle Seller Fined in Ellicott City Case
Thomas Spinks operated as a roaming liquor saloon in Ellicott City Maryland. He was fined fifty dollars plus costs for selling liquor from bottles carried in his pockets and priced by the pocket and remaining quantity.
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Nashville
Tenn
McNish
Joseph S. Corel
Paris
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Thomas Spinks
Ellicott City
Baltimore Sun
Home Farm and Garden Tips From Various Papers
A collection of home and garden tips from Detroit Post, Boston Globe, Albany Journal, N Y Post, and Chicago Tribune. Advice covers broom life in hot suds, cornstarch cake, removing carpet oil with blotting paper and a hot iron, carbolic acid as insect killer, clean ovens, soil from turf and manure, and winter butter egg production. Includes dairy and poultry productivity notes for winter.
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Detroit Post
Boston Globe
Dutchess County
N. Y
Albany Journal
N. Y. Post
John Thorpe
Gardeners’ Monthly
Chicago Tribune
Wheat Rust Life Cycle and Newly Found Variation
An explanation of wheat rust as a plant parasite, detailing the life cycle on barberry and wheat. It describes cluster cups, red rust on wheat, black rust spores, and the discovery by Mr. Plowright that sporidia can infect young wheat leaves, affecting spring wheat susceptibility and pointing to straw as a rust carrier risk.
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Asina
Plowright
C. E. Bestal
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