Aquarium opening dazzles New York with fish feast
NEW YORK reports the aquarium’s grand opening at Broad Street, a sprawling show of icthyologic curiosities drawing elite attendance. The private inaugural featured a spectacular dinner with mackerel, halibut, salmon, anchovies, and more from around the world, proving promising for the exhibit’s appeal.
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Aquarium
Colosseum
Norway
Eden
Portugal
Spain
Kew
Cape of Ilrope
Japan
China
Alaska
Russia
Holland
Henry Little
Sing-Sing
Nain
D'S Vineyard
Polis
Tk Foundling Asylum
Sisters Charity
Political Attacks on Governor Wilden’s Hard Money Plan
The column denounces Governor Wilden as insincere and hypocritical. It accuses him of lacking convictions, being a reformer fraud, a hard-money adventurer, and a suborner of less, while criticizing his national honor rhetoric and alleged illegal currency activities.
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Wilden
Ievered
A Model Southern Congressional Convention Speech
A collection of editorials urges a strong Southern stance amid Reconstruction. It denounces Republicans, warns of federal overreach, and calls for vigilance as centennial anniversaries loom, urging unity and political action against perceived Northern threats.
Barton and Fitch Defend Democrats in Seccession Debate
A Savannah Times account of a Saturday speech by Harry Barton who claimed Democrats bore no blame for secession, criticizing Wing and Beecher figures. The exchange touched on 1860 campaign stances, northern versus southern Democratic policy, and the Civil War’s origins, ending with Wing leaving amid heckling.
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Savannah Times
Harry Barton
Democratic Party
Republican Party
J.Q. Wing
Henry Ward Beecher
Neal Dow
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Harriet Beecher Stowe
the Lovejoy’s
Fitch
Wing
Mr. Withhart
South
Democratic Party of the
Democratic Party of the North
James Buchanan
North
Samuel J. Tilden
Wm. M. Kent
New York
United South
Lincoln
Mr. Wing
Mr. Fitch
Maine Republicans claim large victory and Hayes support
SeuteE OF MAINE announces Governor Connor leads Democrat Talbot by 15 067 as reported by city town and plantation clerks. Secretary Chadbourne states Republicans gained over 11 000 more than last year with five Congressmen elected and majorities in five sixths of the Legislature. Maine expected to give Hayes 25 000 in November.
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Maine
Seutee
Augusta
T.C. A. Boutelle
Connor
Talbot
Chadbourne
Hayes
C. A. Boutelle
Republican State Committee
We bury love and forgetfulness grows like grass
A reflective line on memory and mourning, linking emotional burial to creeping forgetfulness. The author comments that grief for love is poignant while forgetting is a loss, implying a struggle with memory and sentiment rather than a literal death.
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Akexander Smith
Telegraphic report from Galena on party contests and campaign vigor
Telegraphic dispatch from Galena Illinois notes excitement over Tuesday elections with Republicans jubilant and planning full ticket wins in Senate, Congress, State and national races. Democrats parade with torches. Turner Hall hosts a meeting led by M Y Johnson and Fred Stahl. Prairie Farmer adds a grain storage tip about drying wheat with dry brick.
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Galena
Ill
Chicago Tribune
Gatena
Gazette Bulletin Board
Tribune
Turner Hall
M. Y. Johnson
For
Lafayette
Fred Stahl
Brothers of the South
Gilman and Myers Tie Nuptials at Eleroy Residence
At the bride's father's home near Eleroy on the 12th inst, Rev. D B Byers officiated as L A Gilman of Ridott wed Miss Mary Myers of Eleroy in a local marriage ceremony.
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Eleroy
D. B. Byers
L. A. Gilman
Ridott
Mary Myers
Noo
N. B
Deaths of Winnie B Wood and family loss in Harlem
Winnie B Wood infant son of Mr George Wood of Harlem died at 1 year 7 months. The family mourns a third loss in infancy with one remaining. Funeral was from Mr Wm Preston's house on the 12th with Rev D B Byers of Freeport officiating.
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Winnie B
George Went
Harlem
Wm. Preston
D. B. Byers
Freeport
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