Fragmented 19th century politics and unrest details
Fragmentary report covers debates on electoral supervision and executive power, bills on public buildings, military appropriations, and currency. Notes include references to Kansas settlers relief, Ohio river projects, Florida claims, and a sensational mix of crime, floods, and political maneuvering with mentions of Sherman Meade graveside remarks and local temperance and reform activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pot Zee
Kansas
Edmanda
United ‘States
Democratic Party
Thay
Susa Gries
Aioe
Biet
Ohio River
Aokaway
Ming Ronen
Ned
Bronse
Cannon
Association
Voorhees
Ind
Terre Shonse
Ma Fcable
Nema Pratons
Faway
Senate
Kirkwood
Iowa
Holdiera
Ings and Grounds Committee
Fort Wayne
Florida
Committee On Military Affairs
Secretary of War
Congress
Conference Committee
House
Ransom
Eaton ‘Tariff Commission
Bayard
Del
Ita
Moose
Thurman
Ohio
Beck
Key
Garland
Sibatitate
Thomas Worthington
Ms. Blount
Hiscock
N. Y
Conger
Blount
Wild animal attack and railway fraud headlines
A chained animal broke loose and mauled a child while a car coupling tool gains traction despite trainers’ fears. Reports recount a Wayen paralyzed brakeman revived by whisky. A Lyons tramp shootout and town chase followed by a courthouse note on Fay defrauding railroad funds. Postal wrappers and a card scam are also described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Sullings
Kalanmazoo
Henry W. Sherman
Michigan Central
Wayne
Seneca Cooledge
Lyons
Mr. Cooledee
Cooledge
Casio
Fay
Jackson
Fey
McKean
Wilson
Kansas
McKesn
Premature Publication of Presidents Messages Cited
The article surveys repeated instances from Lincoln to Grant where presidential messages were published early or leaked. It notes suspensions, inadvertent disclosures, and the high bounties offered for copies, with one case involving Bentwell and another about Grant’s and Sherman’s documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Judiciary Committee of the House
White House
Capitol
Andy” Johnson
Grant
Washington
Congress
Praden, Sniffin
Lucky
Committee of Congress
Gens. Porter
Babcock
Bentwell
the Treasury
Sherman
Philadélophia Telegraph
Hair on lip and head mark life’s changing moments
A humorous reflection notes two pivotal life events: noticing facial hair on the upper lip appears as a sign of maturity, while seeing hair recede on the scalp signals aging. The quip playfully contrasts youth and aging with a light tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T William Winter
Mormon Schism and Its Polemical Origins, 1830s
The piece traces early Mormon splits after Joseph Smith's death, contrasting Josephites and Brighamites over polygamy, church authority, and doctrinal essence. It recounts early church formation, the Book of Mormon and Doctrine and Covenants, and the dispute over leadership between Smith and Brigham Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Joseph Smith
Brigham Young
Brigham
Hell
Joseph
Hyrum
Carthage
Til
Brigham Branch
Smith
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Primitive Church
Book of Mormon
Utah
Voudouism and a Southward Premier Lecture Anecdote
The article recounts Dr Peebles lecturing on voudou in New Orleans with tales of magical powers and a slaveholding figure. plus a Disraeli anecdote about a promised lecture in London. then notes on space and the cork oak tree ancestors, describing vast space and a growing cork oak plantation potential in the South and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peebles
New Orleans
Epalla
Leduce
Voudou Prisots
Disraeli
Ladin
London
Institution
South
South Carolina
California
Exuxish party at card table language exchange
A fragmented dialogue depicts a scene of language play at a card table with multilingual banter. A German spectator imitates English and French horn phrases while a pompatriot character pursues linguistic expression, highlighting cross language mischief and playful confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompatriot
Chaia
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Nowe
Beloit
Kan
Cincinnati
Clemens
Virginis
St. Louis
Port Cumwig
New Mexico
India
Balennayivenie
B. Connolly
Tweed Ring
Karel Noe
New York
Ela
Starkville
Mins
Gir
Montreal
Hich
Maine
Agai
Henry M
Prince Gortschakodi
Germany
Ewarta
Liverpool
Lowell
Brackett
Tex
Turkey
Peon Hayes
Gen. Sherman
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Lebanon Cemetery
Beaconsfield
Unitedtates
Canada
Quebec
United States
Dennis Kearney
San Francisco
Chicago
Christiancy
Christianity
R. A. Morris
United States Treasury
Bragg
Wisconsin
Cheesport
Jack Fleet
Marge ‘Turnbull
Clear Lake
Collins County
James A. George
Texas Pacific
Hanpiba Havalin
Blaine
Tilden
A. B. Payne
Gramercy Park
Belva A. Lockwood
Chicago Board of Education
Christiane
St James
Ashington
Edel Gero
Peru
Mr. Christiancy
State News
Lonawee
Rynd
Geo. W. Wilcox
Hastings
Yankee Springs
Kent County
Charles Thombley
Etroit
Cadillac
Port
Huron Innocenta
Western Allegan
Parrat
Niles
Satur
Ann Arbor
Opera House
Reform Club
West Bay City
Chetillion
Louisville
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Peraes
Malbourne
Jupiter
Great
Bear
Orion
Earth
Prof
J. Vinot
Afghanistan
Bpaca
Mas. Donovan
St. Lewis
M .S.cell
The
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Tur Earl of
Betton
Englan
Donegal
Belfast
Frozexor
Booth
Sonny
Skull
Detroit
Sam
Nee AP
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Banktex
Newcomb, Endicott & Co
Mich
Royce Reaper
Perry Royce
Royce
D. C
H.C. Reed
Stover
Diamond
Iron
Gale
Oliver
South Bend
Advance
Howe and
Scale Co
Stovty , Rakes
Milburn
Buchanan
Mansfield
Warrior
Three Rivers
Matto
W.E. Bosley
State St
Opposte
FE. I. Murhpy
C. Rbto
D. S. Morgan & Co
New Reaper
Triumph
Ile
Our
Russell
Williams Bros
Garr, Scott & Co
John
Exchange Street
Marshall Avenue
Buckeye Machine
Ceresco
Paha Ee Ceresco
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