Dangerous public notices or mishaps flood a town record
A long list of accidental deaths and injuries spans towns from Utah to Georgia and Illinois. Cases include a man in Paris driven to suicide by personal loss, a St. Louis German drowning after a barge captain was killed, and a Georgia boy saving his father from self harm. Additional incidents involve a Boston street robbery, a fatal horse accident, and a fatal carriage crash near East Meadow after a wedding.
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Imian Extraor
Dinaryswayal
Man Cat
Paris
Bearylake Valley
Utah
Charles
Himmel
St.Louis
Ting
Board of Health
Cumberland
Miado
England
Burr Oak
Grove
Champaign County
Ill
Boston
Sullivan
Georgia
Mr. Steredith
Cusseta
Peter Ratholaburger
Grant
Minn
John Widmer
Langing
Palos
Mike
Flannigan
Detroit Free Press
Henry Andre
John Schroder
Rochester
Hothidic
Andre
Schroder
Risfrientiaiedsta
Belle Palmer
Wheeler
East Meadow
L. J
Pana
Sketch of Senator William B Washburn
The article profiles William B. Washburn a Massachusetts politician and governor candidate, noting his birth on January 31 1820 in Winchendon Mass and Yale University graduation in 1844. It highlights his long public service rise from business and banking roles in Greenfield Mass to political life starting in 1850 and later gubernatorial elections.
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Wey Wee
Wintman
B. Washburn
Gantiema United
Massachusetts
Chesta
Liny
Old Bay State
Charles” Sumner
Greenfield
Mass
Greenfield Bank
Washburn
Washburns rise and stance in Massachusetts politics
The text reviews the career of a Massachusetts figure, noting his 1862 election to Congress, repeated re elections, and Mrs. Washburn’s 1871 move from Congress to governor. It contrasts his broad browed, firm mouthed appearance with a stainless public reputation in St. Louis Republican coverage.
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Massachusetts
Sas
Washburn
Congress
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Butler
St. Louis
Debates Over Sumner, Cameron, and Foreign Relations Chair
The Senate debate on the Sumner and Grant administration rift, tied to the San Domingo issue, centers on Sumner’s removal from the Foreign Relations chair. Cameron recounts how he became chairman, Hamlin backs him, and Anthony notes Sumner’s opposition to the San Domingo treaty did not cause the shift.
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United‘States Senate
Sumner
Granton
San Domingo
Committee On Foreign Relations
Edmunds
Sum
Thurman
Senate
Pennsylvania
Camero
Newebspert
Cameron
Mr. Sumner
Hamlin
Mrr
Ban
Debates Report Eases On Laughter In Congress Asides
A Washington note details that official debate reports will omit phrases like laughter and applause. Speaker directs editors to drop parenthetical cheer amid rules forbidding demonstrations. Also included are observations on kerosene lamp wicks losing efficiency and advice to replace worn wicks for better light.
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George F. Hoar
Era
Washington
Y. Tribune
Quackery and Cooking Fragments from Rural Periodicals
A collage of misc recipes and home remedies appears, including coconut cake, strawberry shortcake, and gingerbread notes. Also included are cattle lice cures, cloth bleaching methods, and farm husbandry tips on manure, manure compost, and preventing common livestock diseases.
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New Yorker
V. Y’ Herald
N. S. Tribune
Diseases of Domestic Animals and Common Horse Ailments
The article outlines frequent horse diseases and harness-related issues from winter conditions. It explains scratches and thrush caused by dirty legs, muddied stalls, and prolonged filth, noting the difference between mallenders and sallenders and stressing leg cleanliness to prevent sores.
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Mallenders and
Sallenders
Five Million Pairs of Silver-Tipped Shoes Made Annually
A letter admires silver tipped shoes noting five million pairs produced yearly. The writer claims those shoes last three times as long and asserts health through sturdier footwear amid complaints of neuralgia.
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William B. Washburne
Summer
Congressional Eee
WV. Y. Sun
New York Central Railroad
Central Railroad
Buffalo
Nature
Rochester—Co
Union
Hero Tor
Cunes
L. Q. C. Wishart
Gale
UDR
Wishart
Second St. Philad
F. Henry & CO
KewSork
Jonson
Loway & CO
Phila
Ankas. GeTsmy
Tae
Nate
DR. Radway
Right
Radway
Beate Elyef
Farinera
Allenree
Adway’ & Co
Warren Street
New York
American Institute
Pears
A. W. Thomas
Patentea
White Street
A. de Young
Fifth Street
Williamaburgh
N. Y
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