Speech by Rep. Horr on River and Harbor Bill in Michigan banquet
Long speech defending the River and Harbor Bill, arguing federal improvement of rivers and harbors benefits Westward expansion, cites post roads growth, Saginaw and Alpena examples, defends engineers reports, rebuts press criticism, and discusses Southern elections and public duties.
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Sista
Alleghany
Au Sable
Conneticht
Alpena
Supreme Court
Saginaw River
Congress
Staty
United States Court
Cieneral
United States of America
Mio
Thia i
Ada
Janet
Theao
Iit Saginaw
United Rites
Navy
George William Curtis
Harpur’ Weekly
Cartig
Mr. Cartin
Mr. Curtis
Sidi
Curtis
Mr. Curtin
Commerce
House
Senate
Hiscock
New York
Reed
Maine
American Congress
Abram S. Hewitt
Cunaul
Propa
Ife
United States
Comets and the Hypothetical Interior Worlds
A London Pont article discusses the dramatic appearance of a great comet and the profound implications for planets and intelligent beings that might orbit other suns. It explains how a sudden increase in solar heat could annihilate life within hours, while even gradual changes would vastly alter climates and forces sustaining life.
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Winttorn
London Pont
Atara
Astrobiey
Lina
Zero
Ann Hleytt
Ibis
Lea
The Cipher Brainless Upstart in Chestertvidian Circles
A scathing portrait of a self-regarding cipher in a regulated community. The subject pumps up his look with meticulous grooming and pretenses, yet lacks manners, literacy, and charm. He drifts unseen while others gain lasting recognition, a critique reminiscent of American Mone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imat
Chestertvidian
Polonius
Hov
Breite
Nimble divine tale of Arch bishop Whately
A fragment tells of Archbishop Whately near Dublin guiding haymakers. He offers a half-crown to the man who touches an advancing target first. The men rush forward, then the archbishop races past them and sets the flag alight, claiming victory with a triumphant gesture.
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Alabama
Lowe
Negraga
Uix
Wheeler
Dan Sm
Hancock
Loewe
Congress
Democratic Party
Whately
Dublin
Doug Fous
Exhibition crown memorial hall deteriorates in rain
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a memorial hall erected by Philadelphia for the 1976 exhibition at an expense of 1,500,000 dollars. The structure is now described as falling to rain after being acknowledged as the winner.
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California
Oregon
Galveston
St Sabino Pass
Toxna
Michigan
United States
Texas
France
Illinois
Iowa
Indiang
Franco
Oho
Ohio
Chicago
Davie Island
Or- Janna
Ohio River
Paris
Philadelphia
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Prinan Viples
Republican Party
Ge Thar
Qiglittt Ditrict
Iver and Harbor
Rivera
Treasury
Phu Peowa
Thia
Phey
Honley
Tie
Onra
Tooma
Alec Thong
Chalmers
Lynch Va
Taspeeters
Mrr
Lyne
Chalmera
Tuyuch
Lioneh
Chilthens
Lynch
Davy
Pannea
Witte
Prite Credit
Mississippi
Cass
Mr. Chalmera
Snow
South Carolina
Hope Engine Houge
Amalier
Ant Gap
Mackey
O'Connor
Vanyarsers
Demiocrata
Mackay
Dibbls
Hind
Mr. Mackoy
Figare
Garfield
Arthur
Congresa
Comittesa
Pirat Thos
Washington
Nhey
Suema
Pratrica
Bony
Theas
Orever
Benate
Veat
Missouri
Beng W
Dolly
Garl
Dimpas
Lille
Anton
Lockport Journal
Athantic
Liana Witers
David
Call
Pew Post Office
Opera House
John Hea
Ays Cor
Johnston Patent
Jeweler
Opticina
PixzLeSy
Stephenson Street
Freeport
Fred. Flachtmeier
Bone
Fotelan
Jolley
Owlors
Fie
Cornordivena
Ashona Street
Frouport Foust Oithe
Abrejen
Iteago
Eagtern
St. B
Mathov
Codurville
Geangieviha
Blondiy
Ty Deporte
Mursday
Elizabeth
Vile Waterman
Aera
Agelt Dally
Wunday
Sidings
Nino Ae Beluce
Chat Laildhaye
Close & Clota
Bmwy Ay
Tam
Hettinger, Collmann & Co
Banter
Doe Gotteral Banking Uiainuse
Comoreted Funka
Landreths
Elia
David Landreth & Sons
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