New Advertisements Rent Musical Treasures
Advertisement fragment lists various items for Rentien and Musical Tartlements with references to locations and a monthly schedule. It mentions Holiday Road and Cent Storrs Conden's Lally's Deak but readability is limited. The readable items imply a catalog of rentals or listings without clear outcomes or dates.
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Far
Mongh
Holiday Road
Rentien
Conden
Lally's
Deak
Memoreste Monthly
Freeport Republican Subscription Offer Through 1982
The Freeport Republican announces special terms for subscriptions starting January 1, 1882. Subscribers paying arrears and one year in advance receive a free paper from now until January 1, 1882. New subscribers on the same terms will get one year from January 1, 1982 to January 1, 1883.
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Freeport Republican
Ieha Pry
Vance
Freeport Republican Clubbing Rates with Periodicals
A list details clubbing rates for the Freeport Republican with various publications including Chicago Weekly Herald Weekly Liter Ocean Western Farmer and Chicago Weekly Journal among others. Prices vary by publication, with several marked at 2.00 to 4.60 in the listing.
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Freeport
Freeport Republican
Chicago Weekly Herald
Farher
Waco
Chicago Weekly Journal
Scientific Americatt
Cocci
Detroit Free Press
New York Weekly
Per
Tfarper's
Harper's Buneasy
Ereuport Repubican
Harper's
The
Chicgo Weekly Tribune
Tincsteensin
New Yorker
Freeport Republica
Godey
Chicago
Farmers Review
Special Premium to Advance Subscribers Offer
An early payment incentive for farmer subscribers includes free issues of the Western Farmer and Fremant Re-Publicacy, with options to receive Kendall's Treatise on the Horse or Kendall's Norge Book. Advance payments of 1.40 to 1.50 entitle subscribers to bundled publications and free items as described.
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Western Farmer
West
Gratiscaly
Kendall
Port
Senate Adjourns Awaiting Cabinet Appointments Next Week
The Senate adjourned until next Monday with expectations that the President will submit his Cabinet appointments. The move sets the stage for Senate confirmation hearings and potential political reshaping of the administration.
Lincoln Denies Transfer to Foreign Mission as War Secretary
The report that Robert T. Lincoln would move from the War Department to a foreign mission is denied. It is announced that he will retain his cabinet post as Secretary of War.
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Robert T. Lincoln
War Department
Secretary of State to Step Down Next Wednesday
Mr. Blaine plans to vacate the Secretary of State post next Wednesday and ex-Senator Froliighuysen of New Jersey is expected to be nominated to the Senate and confirmed next Monday. Last Thursday a Viceporters visit to Senator Logan in Washington featured Senator Logan and his entertaining lady.
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Blaine
Froliighuysen
New Jersey
Senate
Mrs Abraham Tincoln Receives Government Pension and Bonds
Following the death of her husband, Mrs Abraham Lincoln is described as an invalid who fears poverty. Her finances are secure with an annual government pension of 3000 dollars and roughly 660000 dollars in government bonds, totaling about 8000 dollars per year.
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Abraham Tincoln
Porters Invited by Colonel Burnside for Rifle Club
At the invitation of Colonel Burnside, President of the National Rifle Club in Washington City, the following Wrep porters were named: Dr B t Buckley, A 2 Green.
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Burnside
National Rifle Club
Washington City
Buckley
Green
Remarkable rifle range shots at Creedmoor weekend
Anson Babcock and 8. D. Atkins joined a party to a rifle range near Washington where Charles J. Caird hit the bull's eye 16 times in 17 shots at 800 yards. The report notes Creedmoor style shooting with the rifle rested on the toe while lying on the back. Governor Blackburn of Kentucky recently pardoned fifty eight defendants in lottery cases. Advancing gambling profits are criticized as a southern and northern phenomenon with Beauregard and Early tied to New Orleans lotteries.
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Anson Babcock
D. Atkins
Washington
Charles J. Caird
Creedmore
Blackburn
Kentucky
P. T. G. Beauregaard
Jubal Early
New Orleans
Louisiana
South
Logan as Presidential Hope of Illinois Senator Hero
A newspaper notes that past great Senators after the Revolution failed to reach the presidency and cites Webster Clay Chase Douglas Sumner Seward Morton Sherman and Blaine as examples. It suggests that the future may bring a soldier statesman who could win, praising Illinois Senator John A. Logan as a strong presidential candidate due to his record as a soldier and statesman.
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Webster
Clay
Chase
Douglas
Sumner
Seward
Morton
Sherman
Blaine
Senate
John A. Logan
Illinois
Freeport Residents Visit Hon R M A Hawk in Washington
Saturday evening a group of Freeport residents and friends of Hon R M A Hawk called at his 14th Street rooms in Washington City. The visitors included Col James O P Burnside Disbursing Officer for the Post Office Department Abraham T Green J W Tandy Hon E P Barton Hon James S Cochran Hon George W Oyler Hon D H Sunderland Rev Robert J Proctor Captain William Polk Anson Babcock and S D Atkins. Hawk entertained them for hours sharing travel recollections army life and views on national politics. The party praised Hawk as cordial and entertaining.
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Freeport
R. M. A. Hawk
14Th Street
Washington City
James O. P. Burnside
Post Office Department
Abraham T. Green
J. W. Tandy
E. P. Barton
James 8
South embraces new trade stance and northern enterprise
The South shifts from solid Bourbon Democrat support as tariff debates grow, Virginia’s late election hints at change. Cotton mills and tobacco manufacture expand, notably in Durham NC, where a brick-built city of three thousand thrives after Johnson’s army surrender. Younger Southerners welcome northern thrift and enterprise.
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Virginia
South
Durham
North Carolina
Jo Johnson
Railway Mail Clerks Urged Pension Support in Report
The railway mail clerks hold demanding posts with high labor, responsibility, and risk. Postmaster General James, in his annual report, urges pensions for postal workers.
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James
Postmaster General urged aid for railway mail workers families
The speaker notes 62 railway accidents in the past year with seven deaths among railway mail service employees. He criticizes lack of pensions for widows and orphans and for disabled workers. He proposes authorizing payments to widows or guardians for up to two years and full pay for disabled workers up to one year until recovery.
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Congress
Judge Mackey's Gambit in South Carolina Bourbon Speech
A lively disturbance surrounds Judge T. J. Mackey in South Carolina as he signals a plan to become a Mahone figure for the state. He urges whites and blacks to collaborate, seeks fair Black representation, and calls for ending fear in expressing political views to attract Northern capital and progress, followed by Democratic approval amid a looming Bourbon shakeup.
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South Carolina
T. J. Mackey
Responsibility over insanity in Guiteau case
Expert testimony on insanity has limited value. focus on mental responsibility. Guiteau acted with deliberate grievance, aware of assassination, indicating clear accountability for murder despite grandiose beliefs or claims of divine commissioning.
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Guiteau
Paris
Judge Porter Strikes Down Assassin Quiteau as Fraud
During cross examination Judge Porter exposes Quiteau as a literary pirate and fraud. He punctures the suspect's claimed inspirations and cites the prisoner's answers as evidence of bald blasphemy and selfish schemes. The testimony grows heated as the defense and prosecution clash.
The Theocratic Daily Paper Scheme and Congressional Plans
A long extract recounts Guiteau’s claim of inspiration and his failed theocratic paper scheme. It covers his cross examination, Garfield assassination implications, and the Garfield era vote for House leadership including Warren Keifer, Edward McPherson, George W Hooker, W B Brownlow, Henry Sherwood. The piece notes shifts in Congress, Postal Savings Banks advocacy by Mr Burchard, and Postmaster General James supporting a government savings deposit idea as beneficial to workers and migratory populations. It ends with endorsement of the plan as a major public-works measure.
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Guiteat
Tam
Jesus Christ & Co
Porter
Ife
Oneida
Guiteau
Garfield
Congress
Warren Keifer
Ohio
House
Edward McPherson
Pennsylvania
Blaine
George W. Hooker
Vermont
W. 2. Brownlow
Tennessee
Pargon Brownlow
Jonesboro
Henry Sherwood
Washington
Senate
Burchard
England
James
United States
Democracy in decline cites party off year woes and New York defeat
The article argues that the Democracy faces a nationwide slump as off year elections sap morale. It notes defections to the opposition, especially in New York and Virginia, and doubts a national ticket can succeed without New York. It calls Solid South abandonments and stale doctrines reasons for long-term weakness.
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New York
Virginia
Mahone
New York City
United States Mint Director Burhcard's 1881 annual report
The annual report by Hon. H. C. Burchard details mint and assay operations for the year ended June 30 1881 and analyzes world gold and silver production coinage usage in the United States and abroad currency circulation and price trends over fifty six years. It notes a record bullion intake of 226 225 522 dollars with gold 193 371 101 and silver 33 854 421 and discusses silver coinage policy amid international monetary considerations.
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H. C. Burchard
United States
Treasury
International Monetary Conference
Europe
Ameria
Burchard
Treasuries
New York
Courtroom mockery in Garfield assassin trial faced
Opinion writers deplore Guiteau's courtroom jokes and insults during the Garfield assassination trial. The Richmond Bourbon paper warns of political maneuvers by Bourbon Democrats as factions grow. Observers cite press hostility to the South and mockery in court, suggesting drastic measures. A Mobile Register note hints Washington aims at new prosecutions against Brady.
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James A. Garfield
Cincinnati
Guitvau
Des Moines
Congress
Richmond
South Carolina
Virginia
North
South
New York Zibune
North Carolina
Mississippi
Garfield
Guiteau
Washington
Brady
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Senator Logan
Son. II
Barton
B. d. Muckley
J. W, Tandy
Fon. James
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