Political notes and Democratic civil service reform debate
Freeport January 21 888 Republican notes critique Senator Hoar Payne and Cleveland stance on gifts and civil service reform. Mentions Beecher Davis Harrison Colfax and Canute analogy as partisanship critique amid national US politics and party power shifts.
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Hoar
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Payne
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Whitney
New York
Jefferson
Jackson
Somestate
Sngle
Charleston
Davis
Jef Avis
Ted
Causa
Henry Ward Beecher
Carter Harrison
Chicago
United States Senate
Thme
van Buren
Schuyler Colfax
Hannibal Hamlin
Maine
William A Wheeler
Malone
Grant
Hayes
Arthur
Senater
Ohio
Standard Oil
Illinois
Grover Cleveland
Alinda
England
Canute
Davis as South’s worst foe in verdict of history
The passage denounces Jefferson Davis as the worst foe of the South, blaming him for meddling in the war, crippling Southern armies, and prolonging the conflict. It calls him a sullen, silly dog in the manger and urges five southern men to detach themselves from him to avoid scandal or association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Davis
International Sunday School Lesson on Acts Travels 1885
The 1885 lesson analyzes Paul’s voyage from Miletus to Tyre and Caesarea, noting how disciples urge caution but Paul remains steadfast in facing Jerusalem. It contrasts Philip’s earlier ministry with Paul’s mission, highlights the Tyrean daughters’ prophetic gifts, and reflects on the spiritual guidance versus human fear, ending with dedication to God’s will.
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Rhodes
Patura
Pheoiia
Cyprus
Syria
Tyre
Paul
Jerusalem
Ptolonais
Cesaron
Philip the Evangelist
Agathua
Jeruyatem
Arsa
Jesus
Miletus
Caesarea
St. Luke
C. McCook
Luke
Daotai
Coos
Igdne
Conybearo
Conyheare
Niwwaon
St. Paul
Farar
Ituv
Christian Church of
Cambridge Bible
Mark
Rongha
Hisbana
Elijah
Mr. Cook
Disciples of
Tyra
Vater
Big Master
Philip
Samaria
Caesares
Saul
Men and Women in Cairo During Occupation Remarks
Cairo letters describe camp entourages from all classes. Wealthier figures ride on donkeys while poorer ass tribesmen are less obstinate. Veiled women appear with metal face fittings to support veils, seen as V sieht protectors by soldiers. Some men display eye injuries to avoid conscription. ophthalmia is rampant. Cairo Ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieht
Cairo
Ledler
A Mole Catcher and His Humble Life in Fields
A portrait of a mole catcher named Jim, a rustic figure praised for keeping moles down and crops safe. The piece extols his quiet skill, rough appearance, and wife’s shared observations, noting his artificial trade born from farming and game rules, his endurance, and the healthful clarity gained from outdoor labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Jim
Trade Statistics Report on Americas Trade Flows
A lengthy government summary outlines 1883 to 1884 trade data among England France and the United States with Mexico Central and South America and the West Indies. It compares cotton manufactures iron and steel machines and hardware exports, notes foreign vessels vs American vessels in imports and exports to South America, and discusses round trip patterns that favor Europe.
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Warnimoron Cry
Senate
Mexico
Central
South America
West India Islands
England
France
United States
South Amorica
Europe
Sullivan Talks About Ryan Pugilist Clash Details
Boston dispatch says John L. Sullivan arrived from New York and said he would fight Ryan at any time and place for any amount. Receipts from Monday night show 5320. Ryan disputed Sullivan’s figures and said net about 3700. Also mention of Me Caffray and confusion over earnings. Separate note on the emperor Bertin’s illness and no major change in condition.
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Beek
Senate
Arkansas
Garland
House
Standard Oil Company
Ranate
Congress
Boston
Mass
John L. Sullivan
Lome
New York
Ryan
Misissippi City
Sullivan
York
Troy
Chicago
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Perkins
Kansas
United States Supreme Court
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Tresiday Plumb
Indian Territory
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Oklahoma
Washington City
Bloomington
Ills
Hewitt
Ways and Means
Representative Raines
South Carolina
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Army and Navy
Diplomatic Corps
William C. Emmutt
Legation
Constantinople
Jacob Rich
Iowa
Des Moines
Allen T. Wikoll
Columbus
Oho
Carrol D. Wright
Massachutts
Braory Spear
Georgia
Unite States
Southern District of
Cullzeters
Eutome
David McLaughain
District of
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Vespasian Smith
Ti Dstrict
Duluth
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Col. Carroll DB. Wright
Bureau of Labor
Col. Wright
Massachusettts
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Rex
Stanton
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Alowanes
Kilbourne
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Azen
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Bertin
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Toreppera
Sarke
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