Emerson gravely ill as 1882 reports rise
The Dixon Sun notes Ralph Waldo Emerson is seriously ill. Other items include Oscar Wild's lecture earnings of 25 000, New York profanity penalties, a Maine cyclone, lumber deficits, corn planting advice, and political and legal updates from Washington to Texas.
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Debates and Quips on Irish Poetry and Chinese Invention
A snapshot of bickering in a legislative debate. Lowell praises Edmund Burke as a great poet. Farley defends Chinese laborers while Hoar and Jones spar over the origins of printing, gunpowder, and the compass with pointed quips and evasions.
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James Russell Lowell
The
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Edmund Burke
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Hoar
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Jones
Flags for Decoration Day graves proposed over flowers
A Boston writer urges placing flags on soldiers graves on Decoration Day instead of flowers. He argues flags are the sole correct emblem, economize funds for veterans relief, and reflect dwindling veteran numbers as memory fades and duties rise for fewer comrades.
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Grand Army
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Illinois Senate Race Sparks Governor Cullom Feud
The Golconda Herald questions Gov. Cullom on how U S senators are chosen and argues the people, not personal appointees, elect them. It notes Illinois collectors and revenue men may influence the outcome and cites Cullom’s past election efforts and margin behind Hamilton.
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Cullom
St. Louis
United States
Golconda Herald
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United State
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Sterling and the Canal in the Sterling Gazette
A letter debates the Hennepin canal issue, defending Sterling interests and water power while urging a broader seaboard waterway. It notes local support, challenges the Gazette's stance, and mentions a farmers picnic and Rock river water power listings. It ends by promoting Hop Bitters for nervousness caused by indigestion.
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