Lynch Addresses House as First Black Mississippi Rep
The first Black Mississippi delegate, John B. Lynch, speaks before the House with calm, lawyerlike rhetoric on rights to represent Sixth district. The scene features Republicans supporting Lynch, Democrats opposing Chalmers, and a calm, orderly chamber praised for its decorum.
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Inter-Ocean
House of Representatives
Mississippi
John BR. Lynch
King Kalakaua
Jadwin
Statesman
Shoe String
Chalmers
Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Republican Party
Congress
Eboue
Old Satans In Them Democrats In Congress Revisit War Debate
The piece denounces Democrats in Congress for revisiting war era disputes and blaming the party for twenty years of weakened public confidence. It notes their repeated opposition to measures aiding Union veterans and police funding, while Republicans resist and Democrats defend their conduct during the Rebellion. It hints at partisan debates across Northern states and calls out selective memory in the party's stance.
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District of Columbia
Chicago Tribune
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Democratic Party
Thermal Springs Run Warm From Deep Rock Heat
Scientists note that springs reflect mean annual air temperatures and often stay warmer than surface ground. Thermal springs arise when water circulates to deep, heated rock layers, common in mountainous and tectonically active regions, sometimes reaching near boiling temperatures.
The Aleuts A Mixed Race Through Eurasian Ties
The Aleuts form a bridges between Japan and Esquimaux yet their language has no resemblance to either. They have mixed with many peoples presenting a range from negro to Caucasian. They show small wide-set eyes, high cheekbones, square jaws, straight coarse hair, and brownish yellow complexions. Men average five feet four or five inches, some reach six feet. Their manners and customs are those of an advanced semi-
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The Sage of Concord Emerson Dies at Home in Concord
Ralph Wahkle, known as The Sage of Concord, a poet and philosopher, died at his Concord home on the 27th at age 79. Born in Boston, he entered Harvard early, shaped American Transcendentalism, and led lectures in Boston and England. He shaped The Dial, Brook Farm, and wrote Nature, English Traits, and Conduct of Life. He served two marriages, supported emancipation, and remained a landmark Concord figure.
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Lydia Jackson
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Western Railway Local Schedule Notes and Passenger Info
Fragments show train schedule details for the Freeport to Milwaukee line, with times around 1:35 p.m. and 6:45 p.m. and stops listed on the Madien and Galena divisions. Names include JONSON, PHEy, and BOLDER as agents or agents’ initials.
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