A Grim Rant on a Troubled Household Scene
A vivid, repetitive verse depicts a dramatic domestic collapse with dark humor. The speaker mocks a tempestuous couple as one grows grotesque and the other burdens everyone, culminating in a shocking explosion and public astonishment. The piece uses exaggerated imagery to critique overbearing behavior and communal fear.
Died in 1876 prominent rulers and jurists from around the world
The death roll of 1876 lists many eminent figures including Reverdy Juboson, Henry Wise, Rhett, Kerr, Caperton, Starkweather, Young, and ex governors from several states. It notes nobles in England France and Austria, military leaders like Custer, and a large group of judges, diplomats, and journalists, with a detailed Indiana 1812 pensioners list and notes on militia appointments and the presidential electoral count plan.
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Reverdy Jubosop
Constitutional Lawyer
Maryland
Henry A. Wise
Virginia
Robt. Barewell Rhett
South Carolina
Michael C. Kerr
House of Representatives
Allen T. Caperton
United States
West Virginia
H. H. Starkweather
Congress
Connecticut
Edward Young
Parsons
Kentucky
Geo. E. Pugh
Ohio
John H. Clifford
Massachusetts
Thomas
Dixon
England
Earl of Sheffield
France
Hippolyte Dusaard
Marquis da Rochette Richard
Interior
Casimir Perier
Hippolyte de Tocqueville
Senate
Francis Deak
Marshal Tully
Denmark
von Prinsterer
Holland
Baron von Osten
Anthony de Rothschild
Europe
Duchess of
Aosta
Spain
Isabella
Portugal
George
Mecklenburg
Amote
A. Custer
Hardie
J. D. Webster
Cross
Marquis of Tweedale
Alexander
Margary
G. A. Taylor
Briatow
van Oun
Pel
Achean
von Renker
Kiio
United States Navy
Stringham
Pennock
Decatur
Pope
Grafton
Babcock
Randolph
Indiana
Pleasant Baldwin
Brazil
Robert Brown
Indianapoolis
Stephen H. Baker
Muncié
Robert Downey
Wadenville
William Daugherty
Yorktown
James Duncan
Thomas Green
Martinsville
William Grose
Henry County
James Kerr
Bridgeton
Samuel Miles
Bowling Green
Weary Ohr
Indianapolis
Gabriel Robinson
Paragon
Catharine
Charles D. Misener
Margaret
William Ragadale
Rachel
Henry St. Clair
Washington
House
Morton
United States Supreme Court
Edmunds
Edmuanda
United States of America
Supreme Court of the United States
Eupreme Court
Ninth Circuita
Viva Voce
Iaid Commission
Supreme Court
Indiana Legislature Receives Medical Board Petition
A petition from the Allen County Medical Society proposes a five member state medical examiners board with six year terms to meet in Evansville Indianapolis and Fort Wayne to license physicians. The session also covers tax exemptions, education certificates, woman suffrage, page pay, Sunday liquor bans, prison reform, railroad risk safeguards, pecuniary penalties, hotel liability, liquor repeal, evidence gathering, and a push for uniform interest rates with bills engrossed on county records and titles.
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Medical Society of
Allen County
Evansville
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Fowler
Owen
State Board of Education
Taylor
Tipton
Johnson
Parke
Baxter
Riley
Decatur
Grove
Bartholomew
Board of Health
Gather
Streight
Marion
Reed
Martin
Burrell
Jackson
Costa
Skinner
Porter
Queata
Moore
Harris
Truster
Fayette
Ways and Means
United States
Larue
Tippecanoe
Kent
Clinton
Beurss
Miami
Bell
Allen
Indiana
Park
Heffron
Daviess
Stockslager
Harrison
Olds
Whitley
Dice
Fountain
Stewart
Mr. Welbourn
Crumpacker
Priest
Moorman
Elwell
Kennedy
Rush
Committee On Federal Relations
Gierton
Ashby
Coffman
Luper
St Joseph River
Langdon
Mr. Oglebury
Mr. Kennedy
Union
Vanderburgh County
Union Township
Senate
Gosport
Owen County
Matthews
Carlton
E State Normal School
Rose Polytechnic Institute of
Terre Haute
Chawnor
Yargan
Overmeyer
Carr
Peed
Judiciary Committee
Weir
Lagrange
Congress
Indiana Hospital For the
Winterbotham
Laporte
Senator Dykeman
Case
Board of
The
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Thun MeIntyre
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Judiciary
Reeve
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Renn
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Hhis Office
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House
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Henry
House of Refuge
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Wilson
Sullivan
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Gibson
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Elkhart
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Wayne
Durham
Vigo
General Assembly
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Twelfth Judicial District
Marshall
Forty-First Judicial District
Waltern
Olde
Viehe
Weibe
Committee On Judiciary
W. A. Jordan
Perry County
Garver
Marah
Criminal Court
Floyd County
Marsh
Peelle
Cole
Compton
Courts of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
Branyan
Committee On Organization of Courts
Peele
Ehorthand
Messia
Weihe
Lengdoo
Indiana Senate Proceedings Excerpt In 1877
Wednesday session records show numerous committee reports on S B Nos 7 15 47 58 71 and 78 with various actions. Resolutions address public works funding and soldier pensions, while numerous bills cover civil code amendments insurance railroads and county courts with extensive debate and adjournment.
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Johnson
Parke
Committee On Judiciary
Bell
Allin
Game Committee
Dice
Fountain
Committee On Rights and Privileges
Stockslager
Harrison
Major
Jasper
Committee On Federal Relations
Davidson
Gibson
Hendricks
Pike
Harris
Marisa
Burrell
Jackson
Congress
Allen
Bel
Senate
Gosport
Dykeman
Cass
State University
Bloomington
New York Gun Laborers Hunger on Low Wages in Riverside
Riverside workers describe wages of eighty cents per day with four mile walks from Harlem and Morricania. Families survive on bread coffee beans and soup as men say they work only four days a week. A shanty bears the motto God bless our home as women and children wait starving.
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New York
Riverside
Decker
Highty Sixth Street
North River
Christ
Othera
Harlem
Morricania
Tippecanoe Senator Larue Leads Corporate SB Report
From the committee on corporations Senator Larue of Tippecanoe presents the SB bill. The filing outlines proposed corporate regulation changes and potential impacts on business licensing. The report signals legislative consideration and next steps in committee.
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Kent
Clinton
Larue
Tippecanoe
Morrison
Carson
Messrs. Moorman, Younger
Adawa
Little
Kennedy
Rush
Committee On Corporations
State Struggle in Louisiana Preserves Anomalous Situation
The January 13 article reviews the November governor election dispute in Louisiana. It notes Nicholls led Packard by about 8,000 votes, but a controversial returning board claims Packard won by 3,000, branding the process illegal and urging protest by Nicholls supporters and taxpayers.
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Louisiana
Francis T. Nicholls
S. B. Packard
Nicholls
Senate
House
Returning Board
Packard
Nicholla
Green's August Flower touted as quick cure for digestive woes
The ad claims Green's August Flower fixes dyspepsia liver complaints and related symptoms such as sour stomach headaches heartburn and indigestion. It urges readers to trust the remedy, offering sample bottles and a regular size bottle for immediate relief through local druggists.
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Reen
Gore
Green
Centennial award for Benson’s Capcine Plaster
Four physicians at a six month Philadelphia test awarded Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster the top medal over all rivals for ridity pain relief and curative strength. The notice urges use during aches and pains and notes a 25 cent price and wide availability.
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Philadelphia
Benson
Bach
Besson
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