Library building costs and plans discussed before Congress
The report to Congress by General Casty outlines cost estimates for a new library building. It compares the original four octagonal-section plan with a modified design reducing features to under 4 million dollars, and suggests Congress may authorize construction closer to 2,060,000 under the sundry civil bill. The document also notes exterior illustrations and the impact of design changes on light, air, and space for books.
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Portrait of Mrs Morton and the Hudson Valley lineage
The piece recalls Mrs Levi Parsons Morton wife of the Vice President elect and a famed Hudson Valley matron. It details her lineage, social standing, and charitable work, noting her refined beauty, hospitality, and steady public charity in New York society. It also discusses library planning by General Casey and associated costs.
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Somervilla Journal Update
A reader from Somerville reports receiving a check after previously noting a gap. The note indicates a positive change in personal finances and daily routine following yesterday’s events.
4 Sure Sign of Wealth in a Half Day’s Pay
A clipped dialogue shows Dr. Bromide asserting Bjones’ wealth grows quickly. Dr. Blank questions the claim. Bromide insists he knows it, claiming he paid Bjones half a day. The fragment hints at a witty exchange about wealth.
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Feed Onions to the Children Assertion by Physicians
A Buffalo press clipping claims a prominent physician endorses feeding raw onions to children three to four times weekly as protection against disease, arguing onions prevent worms and diphtheria and keep kids healthy. Another physician allegedly agrees, saying no better advice could be given.
Time is Money on Broadway
Muttonheads and Smith meet on Broadway. Smith laments a four year old debt owed by Asa Snobwell, who cannot pay. The exchange mocks delay, with the line Time is money and if you wait long enough you’ll get it back.
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Call for Second Annual Republican League Convention
The Exsensive Committes of the Republican National League issue the call for the second annual convention to be held in Baltimore on Thursday February 28. President James P. Foster signs the notice stating the agenda includes reports from officers, election of officers and Executive Committee members, and other business. The call urges continued effort to strengthen the party and expand organization nationwide, with Baltimore hosting ceremonies and a potential march to Washington.
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Fragmented Voice Attacks South Politics and Fraud Claims
The piece rails against alleged Southern election fraud and Republican suppression, citing bribery and KKK influence to explain the fall of GOP votes in states like Georgia and South Carolina. It laments dwindling Republican power while criticizing Southern election practices and fraud.
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Entering Candidates From Kayab Keane District
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune recounts Senate candidate prospects as applications flood in on prominent Kayab Keane figures. The tale centers on a Democrat who shifted to Republican, recounting past loyalties and a vow to pursue reform regardless of electoral direction. The anecdote highlights Senator Cullom’s observer noting the shifting political tides and personal costs in long service.
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Weavers Tarst Splurge and Rescue at Sea Incident
A fragmented tale describes a vessel incident with Weaver and others aboard a troubled ship. Passengers face peril as the crew struggles to avert disaster while rescue efforts unfold amid rough seas and uncertain fate. The report references Geo Chalmers, Emancipation debates, and political commentary from the era, weaving in unrelated housekeeping and culinary instructions interlaced with the voyage narrative.
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