The Nation’s Woman Sings a Silent Panegyric
A long poem extols a female figure as the nation’s guiding force from ancient roots to modern statehood. It traces her to Egypt and Assyria, lauds her conquest of wilderness, and urges the republic to honor and sustain her through trials and triumphs. It invokes freedom, duty, and faith, placing the woman at the center of national destiny and moral order.
Becky Panderson Transforms Household Conflict into Domestic Reform
Becky Panderson confronts her husband Jack over frugality and neglect. He, a prosperous farmer, hoards funds while Becky endures hardship. She hides a plan to force change by using scarce supplies to expose his lack of care, leading to a rebuilt home hub and a wood shop that improves their life and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen
Helland
Germany
Rhidé
Ireland
France
Norway
Italy
England
Becky
Jack TaNet
Jack
Ste
Cho
Becky Punderson
Jack Punderson
Mother’s
Eve Fay
Guim Thker
Punderson-aWwell
Tre
Husb and
Tack
Jack Panderson
Nan
Ohio
Marmer
Why He Didn't Deliver a Fourth of July Oration
A Detroit lawyer invited to give a Fourth of July address struggles to deliver it. He faces hecklers in a grove near Harper Hospital, fails to win over the crowd, and ultimately cancels the event blaming a congestive chill. The piece notes his difficulty reading a speech and public skepticism. A second item mentions Lowell, Mass. awarding patent rights for a noiseless shoe that prevents creaking at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Harper Hospital
Monopoly
Grove
Liberty
Bunker Hall
Washington
Independence
Yorktown
Bellerin
Woodward Avenue
Tawyer
States
Bunker Hill
Lowell
Mass
Illinois Democratic State Convention Nomination Plans
The Illinois Democracy calls a state convention in Springfield on July 27 1876 at 10 a m to select Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor General Treasurer Attorney General and twenty one Presidential Electors. Delegates are apportioned by county vote totals with county central committees authorized to credential delegates. Other items include nominations for Congress Cairo District and local officers plus Prohibitionist state actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upninofield
Illinois
Springfield
Ilneis
St. Louis
Pul&Ke
Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Wm. Brown
BE. L. Mennitt
Ste’y
R. W. Townshend
Herman Lolb Lat
Egbert Jamison
Wm. d. Onahan
F. A. Winston
A. M. Herrington
Wm. O. Wright
Drake
Geo. W. Armstrong
Wash E. Cook
Chas. P. King
Geo. Edmunds
J. M. Bush
E. L. Merritt
John A. Mallory
L. H. Busey
N. O. Robinson
C. D. Holles
W. H. Krome
Wm. H. Green
Jas. P. Robinson
Congress
Cairo
Alfred Pxxak
Carbondale
Coliseum
Chicago
Victor Valdis
McLeansboro
Grand Tower
N. R. Crain
N.C. Murac
LaSalle Street
Edward Bonham
Wayne County
Harmon
G. C. Sampson
James F. Simpson
A. 8. McCormick
James Lemont
AB. van Doren
Jacob Hoopsetter
Uriah Copp, Jr
John Cadman
Joseph Kelley
J. G. Wright
John T. Stein
Robert Allyer
Thomas Mall
Robert McCartney
State Central Committee
J Hull
T M Cosscroost
J. O. Brayman
F K Phenix
James Crummer
G. W Miner
B T. Edwards
J D. Sheldon
B. Crinay
G Hayman
T A. Wright
T Molding
James Young
Hf C. Barter
G B Quighy
Te Puckett
George
Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Asia
Europe
Heather Ay
Milan
Millon
OU ES Bere
Luce
Mia
Adams
Jefferson
Franklin
Freedom
Lincoln
Judah Hills
Athene
Rome
Oddyar
Aelinois
LOEMS