Contempt Findings Stir Supreme Court Proceedings
The Supreme Court faced a reprimand of an attorney and an ensuing debate on a contempt order. Justice Horton cited a prior ruling while Mackey argued the merits, framing standards for direct defiance and potential measures to protect involved parties amid unclear actions.
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Ein Athe Botlin Leipeeeline
McKay
Horton
Supreme’ ‘Court
Abe
Considera
Rehey
Fendant
Open Letter on Catholic Schools and Indian Education
A lengthy 1891 open letter discusses Catholic teaching, Indian schools, and funding questions. It mentions Dorchester, Philadelphia, Jesuit missions, and the need for support to sustain Catholic institutions amid proposals to close and reorganize Indian education programs.
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Dorchester
Philadel
Morgan
Rorryman
Shanley
Jamestown
Rin
Fiewrof
Bain
Political remarks on Cleveland and party balance
Senator Pugh comments that Cleveland faces opposition in Alabama and among some Republicans who seek his nomination. He notes Campbell's strength in Ohio and warns the south favors free coinage of silver. A drowning accident and a fatal baseball injury are reported, alongside an advertisement offering liquor and beverages in Kansas City.
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United States
Clevehe Ayas
Nions
Enern
Bugs
Grover
Cleveland
John
Sherman
Alabama
Pugh
Congress
Our
Tam Frank
Tam
Campbell
Ohio
Ghia
Union
South
Supeka
Torekd
Kan
Ralph Wilkerson
Clarence Jones
Kansas
Holdia Jones
St. Joseph
Mac
St Joseph Browns
Patedown, Blues
Blues
Jack Munger
Thomas Lollard
Browns
Lexplare
Lollard
Fragmentary medical note hints at druggist removal case
The readable portion mentions a Philadelphia pharmacist and a warning about bleeding. Details are incomplete, but the fragment suggests a medical or legal context involving a druggist and remedies.
Dollar Gazette subscription offer boosts weekly reach
The Gazette announces a limited period one dollar a year advance offer to cash subscribers with arrears paid up to date. It claims the paper as the best family paper in Douglas county and urges farmers to subscribe, noting the Journal building office on the second floor as the collection point.
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Ollar
Tar Gazette
Ono
Gazette
Douglas County
Tor Gazerre
Journal Building
Remedies and publications advertised in a 19th century notice
An old physician promotes a claimed cure for consumption and nervous ailments with free mailing of directions, then an Ozark fruit book from Kansas City, and an offer for two papers for the price of one from The St. Louis Republic with free samples and subscriptions details.
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Actuaz
A. O Nivea
Posers Block
Rochester
N.Y
Amini
Kansas City
Ft. Scott
Memphis
America
Ozarks
Never 4 Most Fou Dora SEAR
Readable text presents niche group names Never 4 Most Fou Dora SEAR with unclear context. No dates places or events are provided to form a complete story or outcome.
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Fou
Dora
Sear
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Wever
Hall
Oitexray &Co
Toledo
Aruggists
Kentucky
Western Agency
Sachs Prudens
Arcadia Mineral Spring
Waukesha
Ant
Toby Dossins
Delaware
Aiail
Bwasne
Philadelphia
Ade
The
J. See
Bacon
Loexwean
Kansas City, Ma
Ywo
St. Louis Republic
Phil
the Republic Iso
Missouri
Mlindis
Texas
the Republic
St. Louis
Leavenworth Times
D. &. Anthony
the Times
Ani Maciee
Geo. Innes
Justus Howell
Nee, Nichols,Shepherd & Co
Eclipse
McCormick
Bain & Turnbull
Watertown
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
O'Brien: & CO
Mass
St. Lawrence, Kae
Timothy Seed
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