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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1882

Page

8

Dorseys Relations With Garfield in Political Intrigue

Stephen W. Dorsey secretary of the National Republican Committee claims intimate ties with Garfield and asserts he advised against MacVeagh joining Garfield’s Cabinet. Dorsey circulated letters detailing efforts to block Cabinet choices while criticizing MacVeagh as a bribe-taker and lobbyist. He proposes inviting a leading Democrat to the Cabinet and defends his past conduct amid public scrutiny. The piece notes tensions over Garfield’s legacy and Star routes amid Republican maneuvers.

Stephen W. Dorsey National Republican Committee Jeahett Garfield Dorsey Washington Congress Garneld MacVech Ile MacVeagh Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Louisiana Packard Hayes Simon Cameron

Republican Humpty Dumpty Falls in Kentucky Race

The piece compares the Republican effort in Kentucky to Humpty Dumpty, noting a strong candidate and weakened Democratic foe. It cites a Washington correspondent claiming Hubbel's aid to the Independent Democratic candidate cost Republicans multiple Congress seats as the race unfolds.

Hubbell Ferry Congress Washington V. FY. World Kentucky Humpty Dumpty Bose Agin Bose Hubbel

The Colored Element Awakening in New England

The Indiana State Sentinel argues that intelligent Black voters in New England are waking to the view they owe the Republican party nothing and may abandon it. It cites Geo Downing of Newport and Lincoln era quotes to claim emancipation was a war measure, not humanity, predicting a shift away from GOP loyalty as Black voters gain power and see Republican treachery.

New England Republican Party Republic Newport R. C Geo. T. Downing Providence R. I Downing Abraham Lincoln Horace Greeley Union Congress White House Lincoln Greeley Sumner Indiana State Sentinel

Italian Professor Warns Pilicarpina Fails Against Hydrophobia

Professor Tommassi writes to Piccola de describing a hydrophobia case treated with pilicarpina that produced profuse sweats and salivation but did not halt the disease. He notes his prior hope in the remedy has faded and states the facts should be public.

Tommassi Piccola Bull Dr.john Bull John Bull John J. Smith Louisville

Tragedy as Severn Boy Drowns After Cramp

Boys swimming in the Severn England faced a fatal drowning when one collapsed with cramp sank and resurfaced twice. Despite friends pleas for help a passing boatman refused assistance and continued rowing leading to the youth's death.

Severn England

Boy Learns Lesson From Indian Lectures And Boomerangs

A boy recalls a traveling lecturer who claimed knowledge of Australia Africa and Spain. He describes boomerangs assegais bullfights and a misadventure with a red curtain and a bull in a pasture. The tale ends with the boy vowing not to trust lectures again and a closing bit on prairie signs and reading tracks.

Tome Niagara Falls North Pole Jimmy Spain Father Mr. Travers Mr.Thompson Tom McGinnis Tom Jane Jimmy Brown Harper's Texas

Non-Paying Boarder Fights Back With Frogs

A London report relays a New York boarding house tale where landlady Mrs Beeble used frogs to pressure Miss Wanda Brown to pay rent. The magistrate fines Beeble three dollars after confirming the comic yet sharp method. A Texas centenarian’s funeral is noted as the state’s largest.

London New York Daily News Wanda Brown Thirty-ninth Street New York City Beeble

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