Women denied vote in village elections over tax rule
A 1886 Illinois debate settled that women may not vote in town or village elections unless they pay taxes on property. The report cites state school funds at 12,449,307.77 for the year ending June 30 1886. It notes New York’s empire status, Rhode Island district races, and other national data on ships coal and evangelists Sam Small and Sam Jones touring the country.
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Change in National Bank Suits Jurisdiction
Under old law national banks could file all creditor suits in the United States Circuit Courts. They exploited the privilege, bringing every note case there. Now national banks face state court rules for suing and being sued, with cases moved to county and state courts except when the sued person resides in another state.
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Washington Territory growth and road forfeiture concerns
The governor reports on Washington Territory prospects, railways and land forfeiture for unprofitable lines, urging admission to the Union due to rising population, with notes on Tennessee politics as Bob Taylor’s governorship and Alf’s Senate hopes. The U S Supreme Court retirement wave looms, with judges reaching eligibility. health concerns threaten ongoing service and a potential majority shift by year’s end.
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Vast Late Telegraphic Items Recount War Plans And Disasters
A sprawling late telegraphic digest reports orders by the secretary of war summoning Garlington for public business, fiscal tallies including pensions, a Chicago church fire causing heavy damage, and varied notes on commercial activity. It mentions Indian removal talks, bank defalcations, shipwrecks near Nice, and tremors of global events from Berlin to Port Custer, with political and military notes across the United States.
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President Cleveland Honors Chief Maristrate in Boston
President Cleveland visited Harvard College and Cambridge, meeting with college leaders and alumni before a formal reception. The Boston event highlighted national unity, civic duty, and the president's call for educated citizens to engage in public life amid a lively campus and ceremonial atmosphere.
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Sullivan Beats Ryan in Three Round Exhibition
The reported ring clash saw John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan engage in a lively three round bout before a 9,000 crowd in Chicago. Sullivan delivered key rights, while Ryan pressed, but Sullivan dominated with clinches and powerful blows to secure praise from spectators and a strong show of stamina.
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Dakota Territory News Briefs From Dakota Territory
A scrambled OCR collage reports on Mughea county court matters, a First National Bank branch closing at Oakes, a Wisconsin origin death near Veronia, and various Dakota topics. It notes bank entries, rail progress, Salvation Army activity, an Aberdeen dispatch on Democratic headquarters, a Michigan City case, a Bristol murder mystery tied to Miller confession, Rapid City Republican leadership shift, and Yankton court disbarment of L N True with a large Gifford majority in official returns.
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Women and Education Debate Liberty and Virtue
An essay argues against restricting women to domestic roles, condemning faux moral purity as vanity. It critiques societal biases, urges women to pursue education and independence, and cites artists and thinkers to illustrate risk to male intellect and personal growth if women remain constrained.
Death by Slow Paralysis of Deacon Amos Kendall
Deacon Amos P Kendall of Palmer Massachusetts died after a gradual paralytic illness that began with stiffness in a finger and slowly progressed over months. He lost use of his limbs, then his speech and swallowing, retaining some sensation and a clear mind until death. The report notes the disease also claimed Kendall's grandfather, father, and two brothers.
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Display of Hancock artifacts at Boston society gathering
In October a Bostonian Society exhibit featured two John Hancock bibles and a velvet suit. The bibles attracted attention for curious inscriptions including a contract promising forty safe returns and a note about loan to a regimental chaplain for dim day duties.
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