Senate gossip and political maneuvering amid a tense year
The piece surveys political chatter in Washington, noting subscriptions due for The Statesman, looming national budget totals around 339,989,552 with pensions near 200 million, and mentions figures like Mrs Eniza Brownton of Knoxville. It covers Senate dining fare, Becket’s literary memory claims, and a push by Democrats to reduce treasury surplus, with Republicans contesting election certificates in Hamilton County and warnings of fiscal scrutiny by the Senate.
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Tere
Ohio House of Representatives
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Eupreme Court
Political discourse on removals and party tactics in 19th century
A fragmented column discusses removal actions against the president, Democratic and Republican maneuvering, and public reactions. It notes brinkmanship over cabinet changes, press coverage, and the impact on the administration, plus a call to promote business growth and civic development in nascent towns.
Bonds and sugar duties spark reform talk
A Cleveland administration debate centers on public debt and surpluses as millions in surplus cash pile up. Rep O Consent proposes 10 million in bonds and two to three calls by June 30. He also bills to remove duty on sugar and substitute an 8 million bounty to domestic producers over two years, arguing it could lower sugar costs and reduce surplus revenue by over fifty million annually.
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Cleveland
O'Donnel
Press Opinions on Currency and Politics in 1885
A collage of editorial jabs cites reactions to money standards, party loyalties, and governance. It notes Vilas’s misread shadow, arguments for and against silver, peer comparisons, and calls for reform, with references to Sherman, Conkling, Kansas, local option, and opposition to Grant memorials. It highlights partisan tension and the period’s libertarian debate on monetary policy.
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Michigan
Grand Rapids
Peter B Sweeny
New York
Grant
Hendricks
Beck
Chicago
Detroit Tribune
Conkling
G. A. R. Post
United States
Congress
Kansan City
Fragmentary notice on ambiguous inquiry and misreadings
The fragment discusses a tangled question about regulation and ordering in a bureaucratic setting. It mentions institutions, people, and a sense of desire to fulfill business aims amid uncertain phrases and misreadings. The text reads as a garbled report or note on regulatory debate and personal attitudes.
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Wire
Arif
Haitinge
Echo Doubling in Size and World Cheapest Paper
The Detroit Echo expands without price increase to 76 cents yearly. New subscriber offer before March 1, 1886 includes a catalogue of 300 works with 4 certificates for wholesale purchases. Clubs and promotions drop per-copy costs. sub rates and postmaster agent notes appear for expansion.
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Hvening News
The
Echo
Detroit Echo
Suticctibera
Scoka
West
Michigan
Detroit Evening News
Peninsula
Michigan Disease Reports From Week Ended January 2 1886
Reports from 41 regular observers across Michigan show neuralgia rheumatism bronchitis consumption of lungs influenza and intermittent fever most common. Diphtheria noted at 25 places while scarlet fever and typhoid appeared in multiple counties. pneumonia remittent fever and typhomalaria reported less prevalent than December averages.
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State Board of Health
Michigan
Albion
Algonac
Byron Bloomingdale
Casco
Campbell
California
Deerfield
Detroit
Grasalake
Grand Junction
Grand Rapids
Kalamston
Kalamazoo
Jackson
Lapeer
Marshall
Mussegon
Monroe
Mt. Morris
Portland
Romeo
Monroa
L'Ittabawashea
Watervliet
Whitewall
Grteen
Bainbridge
Coldwater
Fawn Riven
Hart
Dackxoo
Ong Rapids
Muskegon
Puotiac
South Haven
Treamseh
Wilson Jp
Whiteta
L. Y
Ely's Cream Balm and Parker's Tonig Advertisements
An 19th century testimonial advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for catarrh and deafness after three weeks of use. It also promotes Parker's Tonig as a remedy for skin blotches, claiming long term relief and health benefits from use.
Kemp’s Balm and Dr Pierce Remedies Publicized in Marshall
Local ad notices invite readers to obtain a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balm for throat relief and health claims. Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery is promoted for liver cleansing and blood purification to treat scrofula and related diseases, with testimonials and references to other remedies including Favorite Prescription and herbal tonics.
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Marshall
A. O. Hyde
Pierce
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