Election returns and Board of Canvassers dispute
The South Carolina Board of Canvassers reported the highest vote getters and urged corrections to some results amid fraud claims in Edgefield and Laurens. The state Supreme Court ordered certificates for most legislators, excluding Laurens and Edgefield, while troops and legal actions followed as the case progressed.
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Fitden
Fikel
Associated Press
Gabrhed
Soto
Nev
Ledav
Sostate
Votea
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Sherman
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Cameron
Snow Gery Ordier
South Carolina
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Ruger
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Vance
Willian B. Glenn
Southern ‘Chrims Commission
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Igle
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G. F. Drew
Government seeks 175 million for next year
Telegraph telegrams report Congress faces appropriations totaling about 175 million dollars for the coming year. General Barry is in Washington commanding U S troops from Fort Mataa. Cremation plans for notable elites are noted in Jerusalem and Washington. Belgrade detachment of Cossacks advances,Turkish sultan issues edicts against slave trade across the Ottoman Empire.
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Ord
Vald
México
Custer
Hazen
Sixth Infantry
Manding
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Missouri River
Fort Peck
Bad
Route Creek
Fort
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Fort’ Randall
The Shirk in Modern Culture and Civic Duty
A discussion on the shirk as a leisure class figure who avoids civic responsibility. It argues that true progress comes from accepting unpleasant duties and engaging in public life, contrasting agreeable isolation with constructive participation in social, moral, and political issues. The piece cites the need to balance personal leisure with obligations to society and mentions a recent Boston robbery case as context.
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Shirk
Christian Register
Wisconsin State News Pardons and Election Totals
A Wisconsin report covers President’s pardon of an unnamed Milwaukee figure linked to crooked activity, followed by county vote tallies for federal districts and references to Ashland County. It also notes presidential and congressional results, local theft and crime incidents, and state financial balances from State Treasurer Kuehn.
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Ed. S. Bray
Gale
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Kuehn
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Balang¢e
General Hindts
iSchoul Fund
Echoul Fund
University Fund
Om Agricultural College Fund
Tisilroud Cormpan
Croix & Lake Superior Railroad
Deny “Posit Fund
Herman Rachter
Frankfort
Rachter
Indaw
Beuaias
Green Bay
Red River
Courtesy and Honesty in Banking and Courtesy Ideals
A historical note extols honesty as a duty and self interest, praising courtesy as a civic duty that pays. It highlights Mrr. Stout of New York Shoes and Leather Bank for combining business skill with consistent courtesy, and includes an anecdote of a depositor endearingly recalling safe service and polite treatment despite humble beginnings.
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Wall
New-York Shoes and Leather Bank
Mrr. Stout
Tyen
Panay Foot’s Dublin tobacconist legacy and courtesy
A fragment recalls Panay Foot, a Dublin tobacconist who began with a tiny shop. His courteous treatment of every young customer earned popularity and led to wealth, illustrating the adage that courtesy pays while rudeness costs.
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Panay ‘Foot
Dublin
Fbiea
The Conjurers of Old and the Magical Seed Trees
In 1615 a delegation of East India Company men witnessed Bengalese conjurers before Emperor Jehangir. The magicians produced ten seeds that instantly grew into ten trees bearing fruit and leaves, with birds in the branches. The trees withered and sank back into the earth within an hour, then the conjurers repeated their feat with other fruits and trees.
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English East India Company
Jehangira
Ok Bura Wild Sport Of Central Asia Nomad Riders
The nomads of the Ure steppes mount wiry horses to chase and seize a kid in a popular equestrian game called ok Bura or Wetayewolf. A reporter recalls watching fifty riders sprint across plains, dodging and wrestling, with a pond plunge adding danger and excitement. The scene unfolds at Kirghiz feasts, described through vivid field-glass observations of sustained pursuit and skillful riding.
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Ure
Central Asia
Wetayewolf
Schuyler
Vind
Jong
Posture Pinpoints Health Risks and Correct Form
Dr Greene warns that an errect posture is vital for health and that crooked sitting standing or sleeping harms stomach organs chest movement and overall muscles. Relaxed positions cause humpback or round shoulders, while erect alignment aids digestion circulation and vitality.
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New Yorker
England's 1874 mortality causes rise with scarlet fever
The Registrar-General's 1874 report lists bronchitis as the leading cause of death, with scarlet fever close behind. Other top causes include pneumonia, heart disease, diarrhoea, and measles. The year saw increases in alcoholism deaths, accidental deaths, and mining injuries, while tuberculosis shows signs of subsidence.
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Orange
Eall
Prewmnonia
W. Pare
Farr
Ffteen
Carri
Sindan Tiraea
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