Fragmented 19th century ledger reads of budgets and weddings
A jumbled collection of budget figures, appointments, and local events. The piece notes expenditures for 1880 and 1889, board resolutions, commission appointments, and a dramatic wedding postponement followed by an improvised ceremony. It mentions ore shipments, graphite discoveries, and a hospital resignation, finishing with a daycare and timber dealings.
The King's Namesake Abbot of Ciment Monastery
A historic tale recalls an abb ot of the Catholic Monastery of Ciment who pleads for a royal favor from a wary king. The king’s reply spurs the abbot to request a favor and to bestow the king’s name as the new second bass in the choir, reflecting a blend of wit and courtly ceremony amid church and state.
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Frederick
Miller as Supreme Judge Suggested by President
In a measured debate, supporters argue Mr. Miller fits the Supreme Court role after General Harrison’s elevation. They cite Miller’s long law firm partnership, judicial merit, and Washington recognition, while noting the public would welcome a nominee of proven legal acumen and North West pride.
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Crost
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Harrison
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Allen
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Washington
Inigo Boon
Poanorethin
Democratic Caprape Allegations Stir Albany County Outrage
A harsh critique of Democratic fraud claims in New York and Albany counties cites vetoes on electoral reform, alleged vote tampering in Albany Eleventh District, and grand jury inaction. The piece condemns Democratic officials, cites the Reform Club of New York, and accuses Col Fellows and Grover Cleveland of political manipulation.
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Yuxoo
Conway County
Jost
Ny Watervhet
Albany
Nivu
Alleaby
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Qatek
Thays
Damaceratic Inspectora
Aloweid
Wrlervlict
Albany County
Albany Evening Journal
Jireurima
New York City
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Hind
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Democratic rancor and party shifts across states in 1892 era
Fragmented political clamor from Albany to Des Moines notes Tammany Hall backing the Democratic banner while Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia and Mississippi face revolutions in party lines. Governors Foraker and Foraker allies loom, while Douglass and La president ministers are invoked in diplomatic debates. The piece critiques labor movements and calls for a distinctive American foreign policy amid tumultuous party realignments.
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Albany Journal
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Democratia
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Tha Seite
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Ex Benaton BuakewE K Brcch Letter on Harrison Race Relations
A letter argues that President Harrison will recognize colored people but urges self-improvement and industry for advancement. It cites Mississippi Senatorial figures and a Mississippi convention, recounting debates over Blackburn and Chandler amid accusations of drunken violence and political conflict.
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Harrison
Bynce
Mississippi
United States Senate
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New Hampshire
Blackburn
Kentucky
Senate
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Chandler
Askbarn
The Ark and Israel's Defeat in a Biblical Study
A study traces Israel's defeats and victories from the Philistines’ capture of the ark to Aphek and Ebenez, emphasizing that misused sacred symbols invite divine discipline. It argues Christians must not rely on ritual power but on faith, obedience, and the sword of the Spirit.
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Saelf
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