Dangers of Kerosene Use Warned In Rural Nebraska
A contemporay argues that about 80 percent of fire losses come from incendiary causes and careless use, with kerosene blamed for many accidents. The piece urges strict safety measures such as lamps with chimneys, careful handling, keeping supplies on hand, and proper lamp maintenance to prevent explosions and fatal fires.
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Oho
Hawk
Ecarte
France
Lnmate
London Punch
Nebiv
Visitor Leaves Dramatic Imprint at Chicago Rothschild
A mysterious man entered the Chicago Rothschild, wrote his name with care in the register, and warned of a week’s stay. The clerk noted the precision of the name Herbert He Fainshington, Chicago, before questions about his plans lingered.
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Sam
West
Hig Gil
Chicago
rAbe-hotev
Herbert
Fresh and Simple Attire For Morning Household Wear
An English journal on Clothes argues for plain attire at breakfast and daily home life, urging dainty cleanliness and modesty. It criticizes ornate morning coifs and costly fabrics, promoting fresh simple dress to protect domestic serenity and the husband’s well being.
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Wwe
Georgia Elections and the Quiet Violence of Voter Suppression
Harper's Weekly analyzes Georgia voting barriers via misused precincts and juror exclusions that suppress colored voters. It contrasts Northern observations with Georgia realities, noting tallies like 41,279 residents with 10,500 voters and Savannah’s voting hurdles to depict systemic disenfranchisement.
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Taya
sheeBicks
Bishop Haven
Charles Nordhoffis
Georgia
Nordhoffy
Mississippi
Morton
Nordhoffs
Warsaw
Chatham
Savannah
Baltimore
Augusta
Philadelphia
New York
Savanush
Ku Klux
White League
Harper's Weekly
Call for the Republican National Convention 1876
The Republican National Convention to nominate President and Vice President will be held in Cincinnati on June 14 1876 at twelve oclock noon. Delegates from each State equal to twice the number of Senators and Representatives plus two from each organized Territory and the District of Columbia will attend. The call urges inviting all Republican electors and other voters opposed to sectionalism to promote constitutional rights and national unity.
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Fhnz
United States
Cincinnati
Wallncaday
Ita
Genergis
District of Columbia
Republian
Tag
P. Monddy
Chalrinst Republicam Nationa
E.ouanven
Farmers’ Association of Illinois
Bloomington
W. C. Flagg
Phares
R. Bf. Guy
Ar. Flagg
Thomas Snead
Jotiet
Smith
Committee On
Transportation
F.B. Thurber
New York
Capt
Eads
Messrs. West
Ehdotph
Boone and Daniels
Robinson
Guy
al’ Igenjere
Apd
Wraf - Ali Chuestand Universaletiurt
Snerensa
Induatris
Planes Bey Amore
Eud
Hboral
Schopl
Dlasominatian
Wesna
Arcaees
Buffald Am Edid ‘Orlefal
Parasul
Theppuliaien
South and North Clash In Confederate Siege Debate
The speech by Georgia’s Ben Hill is condemned as defiant and pro secession. Critics say he portrays the South as martyrs while attacking the North and Republican leaders, urging no apology to tyrants and rejecting reconciliation.
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Stuere
Hill Pravely
Confederata
Union
Hell
Xnants
Avery
W. Nfesuno
Republican Party
Nort
Bouth
South
North
Abraham Lincoln
South Carolina
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Lincoln
Congress
Executive
Elaver
Nps
Camp Guaias
Linits
Hill
Copperheads
Confederate Senate
Anderso
Ben Hill
Georgia
Dangall
Rosenunicyin
Blaine
Ahd
Davisy
Fon
Crumes
Boston
AENPC
Illinois News Items From a Fragmented 1878 Record
Fragments describe court actions and notices from Illinois including a divorce summons, a penitentary sentence for Douglas, and a long address by the Farmers Association of Illinois. The text also notes a State Fair in Ottawa beginning Sept. 4 and details premium amounts for displays, plus minutes from a Bloomington convention with currency reform proposals and the election of officers.
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Shaft
Pleasant Piha
Pers
Aiea
Bearfig
Alexander
County
Cairo
Lokiseae
Aix
Pamed
Douglas
Chicago
The
State Agricultural Society
Sprinovixey
Ottawa
B.D. Fisuxa
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Pnach
Postoffice
Detroit Frea Press
Chicago Rothschild
Paris
San-Francisco
Ador Snes
Meh
Illinois
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