Disputed Views Rise Across Regions Amid Talks and Trade
The Graphic notes broad discourse by prominent figures like Peta Kinsall and Sam Small to large northern and central audiences in New York and Charleston. It highlights thrift in local Episcopalian circles, rising bank deposits among African Americans, and falling steerage prices as ocean lines cut fares. It also flags global economic strains as St Petersburg papers warn of deep crisis ahead, potentially sparking long-term poverty.
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Beaton Public Library
National Library of Parin
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Victoria Schilling
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South Bend
Ind
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J. A. Grawokl
C. J. Key Rmour
Datencretary
W. B. Back
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He Barnary
Reraben Ball
Lex Stockwell
B-Foster
Meutlanish Dutcher
Jane Parkas
Hannah Posero
Lamb
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Tada Wilkes
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John
Te Wutestas
Heron Lake
Georgy
Jesset Is
Appartim
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Beauley
Admeinh Boniface
Slater
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Lowell Advice Recounted on Dutch Ancestry Fortunes
United States Minister in The Hague repeats Mr. Lowells guidance on Dutch fortunes in Holland. No Dutch estates remain claimable by descendants in the country as recent laws bar unproved claims after the 1657 Liquidation Commission. Information confirms no Bank of England funds or old warrants tied to claims in England.
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Towa
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Prior
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Hopeville
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Minnesota
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J. R. Wedemeyer
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W. G. Alexander
Col
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United States Fond
Saginaw, Mich
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United States Court
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Saylor
France
Dintelet
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W. W. Corcoran
Bélen Lockwood
James Forsythe
Lymman
United States Letter Sheet Envelopes Described
A damaged OCR note explains United States letter sheet envelopes with green printing and a Gen. Grant portrait. It notes ease of opening, a return notice, perforated lines, and a price around 218 cents per object including a two cent stamp.
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United States
Gen. Grant
Lta
Paternalism in France and American Lessons
The piece argues that state control in France expanded to railways, telegraphs, factories and mines to cover officials, but failed to improve individual ownership. Industrial statistics show state supervision raises production costs by about sixty percent versus private management, with the public suffering from associated evils.
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Tate
Fragmented Dispatches on Charlestons Earthquake and Rail Decisions
A long digest covers naval maneuvers at Milford Haven, Charleston earthquake aftermath, and rail taxation in the Dakotas. It notes the disaster's impact on Charlestonians and Summerville residents, including religious and moral reactions, plus a Dekots railroad tax ruling and various political notes.
Dakota Territory Notes from Yankton and Beyond
Yankton plans electric lighting as several South Dakota towns plan improvements. Falls leaders expect Bishop Hare back from Europe by Sept. 27. Colloquial notes report church resumptions, college openings, and mining trade moves. Local incidents include fires, accidents, elections, and rail mileage figures across the territory with a portrait of social and political activity.
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Bishop Hare
Sioux Falls
Europe
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Dakota School Statistics Sixteenth Annual Report Summary
The report by Territorial Superintendent Hon A B Jones lists total expenditures of 1 814 222 40 with 094 059 54 for school homes and sites and 300 081 86 for repairs and wages. Common school expenses total 1 004 605 82. University allocations include Vermillion 49 400 Grand Forks 48 700 and Brookings agricultural college 4 700. Normal schools 500 and deaf institute 819 000 plus school of mines 12 750. Population of school age Jan 4 1885 is 27 563. in public schools 68 085 attended. permanent school property 2 187 550. Dakota leads in public school expenditures. thirteen districts have fewer public schools. The population for each school home in 161 remains noted.
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Madinon
Normal
Normal School
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Bio Rapid City
Wehool of Mines
Takota
Bach
Train Collision Injures Passengers Near Norwood Minnesota
A freight train collision between the Minnesota Iron Range lines near Norwood Minnesota injured several travelers. Names include B P Scott Redfield South Dakota Louis Krimmer E Chirk Redfield Geo Redones Madison J E Granagee Howard Duk 8 P Joh Minneapolis J T McCheaney Phil Skillwan Aberdeen Rev I F Parshall Tomah and Col Churien Richardson were treated for injuries. Doctors at Norwood Granite Falls and Hardin Inland cared for wounded passengers.
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Redfield
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Geo Redones
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J. E Granagee
Howard
Minneapolis
J.T. McCheaney
Phil Skillwan
Aberdeen
Dadly
Gov. Pierce
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Granite Falla
Hird Inland
A Ceylon Snake In a planter's veranda Gation Tale
A Ceylon snake coils between rafters above a planter's veranda. A sudden movement signals danger as a local planter, aided by a neighbor, drives the venomous reptile away. The creature, described with vivid detail, displays a triangular head and readiness to bite with a poisonous upper jaw.
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Teual
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Lincoln's Kindness. Vibratings Lincoln and the White House tale
A Philadelphia man recalls President Lincoln's rare empathy during the Civil War era. He narrates a late night visit by a desperate wife seeking her husband’s release, Lincoln and Secretary Stanton acting swiftly to free him, and the wife reuniting with her spouse at dawn, illustrating Lincoln's humanity amid upheaval.
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Drexel Sisters to Tour Europe for Educational Charity
Three Drexel daughters of I A Drexel depart for Europe for a year to visit leading educational institutions and gain knowledge for expanding their Torresdale charity. They control about 4 million each, give away most of their fortune, employ 350 pensioners, support distant poor, dress plainly, and manage estate with thrift and sharp bookkeeping.
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Rescuer Receives 25000 From English Woman’s Will
A drowning incident years ago led to a rescuer being left 25000 in the donor’s will. her brother later adds 15000, totaling 25000. The article notes the rescue by an Englishwoman and comments on courage and ethics.
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