Howe Defends Southern Policy and Civil Service Reform
Wisconsin Senator Howe delivers a long speech in the Senate arguing for equal voting rights for all qualified electors, criticizing President Hayes for Louisiana actions and defense of civil service reform, condemning partisan prosecutions and urging steady Republican principles while warning against military or partisan interference in elections.
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United States Senate
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Inquisition
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Tile Soutit
North
Cincinnati Convention
Ile
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Hle
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Tle
Missouri
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B. Gratz Brown
Baltimore
Grant
Hayes
United States
Louisiana
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Nicholls
South Carolina
Hampton
Sxouto
Tayes
Angel OF Peace
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Vernon Parish
Anderson
Georgia
Garrigan
Kentucky
Boston
Sam
Congress
Kuklux and
White League
James II
Rome
Pinchbeck
MR. Hoar
Mr. Howe
Whitttaker
Nolle
Hoar
Lowe
Whittaker
Nonse
Hrowe
New Orleans
Towe
That Wife of Mince
A playful morning quarrel unfolds as a young husband greets his silent wife and demands an explanation. She warns that if she dreams of him kissing another woman she will leave the house, underscoring a brewing marital tension.
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Em— *m
John Adel Smithson
Bonds Tied 1890 Retail Liquor Dealers in County
In Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, fewer than thirteen wholesale liquor dealers and brewers have signed all the bonds for the 1,890 retail dealers in the county. One beer brewer covers sixteen bonds at $2,000 each, and one liquor dealer bears 220 bonds.
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Pittsburg
Moon Motion Sparks Debate On Ether Versus Aerolites
The article discusses Encke's comet period changes and Mars moon motion, weighing ether resistance against a new theory. Professor Doolittle suggests interplanetary aerolites may collide with planets, shortening orbits and increasing speeds, explaining irregular accelerations and the growing puzzle in nebular history.
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SGU Woon
Mars
Doolittle
Scientific American
Encke
United States Coast Survey
Earth
A German Prince's School Days
Prince Henry, son of the Crown Prince of Germany and Princess Victoria of England, studies at Kiel with strict cadet discipline. He rises at 6 30 each morning, attends lessons until noon, parades at one, studies again after four, and trains in riding and music, reflecting the high expectations placed on princes of reigning houses.
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Prince Henry
Germany
Victoria
England
Kiel
Ile
Queen Victoria
Tramp Accommodations At Hubbardston Vermont
A tramp asks Hubbardston Vermont residents about travel lodging. A local replies there are two good hotels but little for poor travelers. The conversation reveals a bleak joke about dead tramps and dissection room profits, illustrating grim conditions.
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Hubbardston
Temperance plea urges closing the door to saloons
Reverend R C G Houghton at St Louis frames temperance as patriotic. He cites Christianity aiding the drunkard and argues for prohibition to keep streets safe, noting wealth cannot grant resolve to resist drink. He asserts law must shut the door to open saloons.
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R. C G. Houghton
St. Louis
Illinois
Moody and Sankey Labors Draw Glasgow Faithful
Dr Bouar of Glasgow reports seven thousand believers gathered in churches as a result of Moody and Sankey's labors. The item notes large crowds and evangelical impact through the revival effort.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Moody and Sankey
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