Fragmented 19th Century Speech on Civil Service and Power
A garbled passage discusses the United States government power and civil service law. It mentions the Treasury, debt payment, and the balance of federal authority. The text references a New York school appointment and a political struggle over patronage and merit.
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Mali
Maeetarrars
Kain Monay
Weabington
New York
Beeetarys
Montreal
oMainle
Itia
St. Poturalury Palisa
Gtoxaurna
Winglo
Paria
France
Dynamite Party
O'Donovan Roan
Bat Thors
Hho Ie
Dynamiter
Jaman Hrady
Phuwitx Park
Quartier Latin
Mosor
Paris
Dritleh Loma
Bordéaux
Sues Canal
Portpyona
de Lemons
Enge
Wadalo
Monroe
Foreign Office
Washington
United States
Lowell
Feniand O'Leary
Melton
Pall Mall
Savoy
London
Minnesota
Adjutant
Thiantats
Fia
National Guard of
National Guard
Gov
J. F. Hubbard
Tignedy Maccanmary
National Capital News and Minnesota Fire Report
A scrambled summary notes political reform debates in Congress with federal officers and naval matters, plus local events in Minnesota. It covers a fire at a Metropolitan Building in Minneapolis, detailing losses to Holman’s grocery stock and Harmonia Society library, with casualty estimates and insurance implications.
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Pireat Faribault
Minnesota
Metropolitan
M. P. Holmas
Holman
Hifuors
Hinstock
Newark
Milwaukee Media
Oriental
Hartford
Attna
Harteford
Harmonia Society
A. I
Vonney
California
Germania
New York
Queen of England
City of Loddon
Fenland
Proceedings of Congress Report From the Era of Navy Debates
Congress debates naval funding and appropriations with calls to strengthen the fleet, questions over private secretaries and nepotism, amid talks of constitutional amendments and river improvements. The session also covers Mexican treaty ratification, silver coinage proposals, and a tragic shooting incident in Minnesota.
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Turkiye
Ian Boon
Tur
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United States
Far East
Asnato J Wales
Col Alene
Emory
Wreutig Wii
Hho Finuse
Dorstckiner
New York
England
Mienonute
Manrice Grivok
Gen
Banka
New Orleans
Afr
Tigalls
Alfred Presayton
Ludinta
Goa
Pleasanton
Senate
Hauses
Mousa
Yellowatone Park
Las Lusts
Ty Cone
Spokane Valla & Coeur d'Alene
Edward Tawker
Prince Ginmarek
Hiscock
Inst
Stuolier
Tix Bane Dos
Eta Hiv
Aineasn Rugrut
Edward Lasker
German Empire
Trial Verdict in Todd County Murders Sways Toward Manslaughter
In Long Prairie Minnesota the jury found Samuel Saulley guilty of second degree manslaughter in the David Steinbach case. He received a five year term at Stillwater penitentiary. The court also heard the Mrs Goodwater case over her husband’s death, with arguments continuing.
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Gromaburg
Tad
Wan
Alexander Koyen
Lafayette
Ind
Samuel Stewart
Frederick Davis
Gromaport
I. T
East Hampton
Mra
Ferry
Postoffice Inspectora
Brown and
Herrick
R. George Hert
Cincinnati
Bia
Hu Wan
Hua
Jamon
D. Robeson
A. K. Barnes & ‘C0
Chicago
Minnepolis
Nameaé Co
Pritibern
Rabeson
Barnim
Hobewon
Inlip
McCord
Dakota
Oaneau
Cheyenne
Black Hill
Memphis
Ivcur
Perkins
Kanwan
Wakefield
Martin County
Minnesota
House
John % Allman
Henderson
Minn
United Baton
Kenville County
Theastinia & Dakota Halroad Company
Failroad
Nelson
Senate
Ncn- Higilo
Wea
Long Prairie
Todd County
Minsonota
Samuel Saulley
David Steinbach
Saulley
Stillwater
Obe
Brolabach
Horeotick
Sculley
Saulle
Tounie
Simpsons
Mitchell
Mandan
Robert Kerk
Bpringfeld
Sweitzer
Bight Cavalry
Samne Hamilton
Second Cavalry
George BE. Pond
Iiartermaster
Schofield
Department of Dakota
Palwer
Matt. Miller
Finlay
Star Corners
Clay County
Hurley
Sioux Falls
Huron
Beadle
Spink
Faulk Hand
Hyde
Hughes
Potter
Sully Oake
Preeman
North
South Dakota
A. Edelbrock
St. John's Abbey
William E. Finch
Ellendale
Dak
Wargo
Detroit
Erick Peterson
Howard
O. C. Wellh
Plankinton
Cak
Reduced migrant rates cut freight from Chicago to West
The Manitoba and Northern Pacifics announce big freight cuts to attract emigrants. Chicago to St Paul rate falls to $2 per car load, with through rates Chicago to Minnesota Dakota and Montana reduced from $15 to $6. Loading limits include fifty bushels of grain and lumber for temporary houses, with free transit for the emigrants.
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Manitoba
Northern Pacifics
St. Pat
Minnesota
Dakota
Montana
Lave
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul
Diola
Suovabloa
German coalition friction shadows Reichstag opening
Baron Staffenberg probes whether the coalition can compel the chancellor at the opening as factions clash over policy. The impending Reichstag session tests unity among conservatives and Liberals amid calls to aid workers and curb nodalint agitation.
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Blanazok
London
Reichstag
Programiata
Recenroniats
Baron Sautwitwing
Mader
Harr Lasker
National Liberals
Biamarck
Ho Weill Muerehy
Wentznan
Rviehwigg
Bisthavel
Che Querion
Baron Staffenberg
Frinen Bistiarok
Murder Probe and Dakota News Briefs from 1881
Murder near Lexington Michigan involving William Phillips cattle broker. Jamon Dixon blamed, Dixon commits suicide in jail, David Packard confession. Nealey implicated in the case. Also territorial notes from Dakota Territory covering cattle, churches, rail, lawsuits, and civic appointments. Includes homestead dividends, bank bids, and local crime reports amid Mitchell and Ellendale activity.
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Lexington
Mich
Jamon Dixon
Phillips
Dinan
Joseph A.nealey
Packard
Nealey
Fort Huron
Marhal
Haw
Brown County
Punui
Wiloon
Blickits
Pines
Ellendale
Gaia
Dakota
Wallace
Jorauld County
New Methodist Episcopal Charches
South Dakota
Rebecca Hobbs
Santon Agency
W. BH. Crane
Woodcock
Ody
Mitchell
Cambridge
Wis
Homestead Company
John McKelvey
First National Bank of Grand Forks
W. H. Hacknaw
Nora
Roy
B.T. Himphrey
Kimball
Baptist Church
Huron
Central
Congress
Pease Island
Chamberlain
Evick Petursoy
Canova
Innatic
Mitehell
van Velser
Vaulton
AiNiDe
W. B. Crane
Neures Mary
Borest
Aed Furly
Blunt
Mil
Feuzon
Dames Bursaiad
Nem
Mason Brothers
Piveve Tye
Fashions In Dancing Prompts England Style Review
A London Graphic critique notes a three to four year rise in English dancing, praising fusion of gallops and alterations while lamenting loss of a courtly, poetic motion. It argues for cultivated grace, better etiquette, and a revival of poised manners in youth and ball room culture.
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Tharp
England
London Graphic
Monbbishueas
Chambilo
McCullough and His Mizu Bob in Boston Wardrobe Mischief
A chaotic tale follows Bob Prichard and McCullough as the governor’s wardrobe mishap unfolds on the Boston trip. McCullough, 13 years with the firm, navigates a comic chain of events including a wardrobe scramble and a tense encounter on the train. The governor’s impatience and Bob’s readiness drive the finale at the Boston station.
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McCullough
Bob
Bob Prichard
Hiether Kanwrs
McGullough
Bel
Remier
Bol
Miguhargolita
Hub le
Mfr
Tulough
Boston
Stary Anderson
New York
Huh
Billy Cantor
Tara
Tonnes
Feltor
Min Anderson
Mae Minh
Trenton
Holt Hommand
Conner
Wii
Bobs
Mr. McCallough
National Republican
Wooden railway ties spark talk of substitutes
A faded report discusses potential substitutes for wooden railway ties. It notes hollow concrete or alloy alternatives and claims benefits like greater strength, smoother track, reduced wear, and possible higher speeds with lower maintenance, while acknowledging cost concerns.
Eulogies Satire and Sad Notes on a Ne’er-Do-Well Man
The piece mocks a scoundrel named Gemlon, detailing his petty borrowings and family misfortunes. It laments his careless finances and weak morals while noting his wife’s burdens and the community’s uneasy view of his life. A later obituary-like line recalls a death connected to a local incident in Ohio.
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Ellitor Eid Orntar
Adwa
Dakota
Louinsula
Perins
Sonia
Sorman
Aurora Dorassis
Hs Womath
Tongus
Donan
Danika
Tema
General News
John G. Barry
New York
Wyoming
Michigan
Justin Et Kruga
Suai Cooper & Co
Clare
K McDovith
Masonic Fraternity of
Buffalo
N. Y
Tylses
Shartar Leary
Peedaiok
Duke of Camber
Prince ‘Holl
Ohio
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Boston Concord & Montreal Railroad
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Vickabury Dispatch
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John Brown
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Sprague
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William Borague
Orchard Avenue
Thomas Bickles
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Lake City
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Castleton
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Joseph K. Johnston
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Hopoklyn Navy Yard
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New England
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Norman Buck
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