Notable Assault and Fatal Incident at State Institution
A patient named William Davis attacked H. F. Taylor, the intendant at an unnamed state institution, causing a fatal fall after a scuffle in a corridor. Davis allegedly threw Taylor across a heavy oak ottoman and climbed stairs, leading to Taylor’s collapse and the patient’s death amid testimony by officials and several inmates. The case centers on self defense versus assault, with officials presenting opposing views on the circumstances and verdict.
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William Davis
Davis
Taylor
Merck
Hely
Hal Davis
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Sunday Lesson On Childlike Faith From Mark Fifteen
A Sunday lesson notes the rescue of two children from a burning parsonage in Apworth and urges teachers and parents to bring children to Christ. It recalls John Wesley’s father and a boy who said he thinks it was his sin that kept him from coming, urging whole hearted trust and parental example in guiding youth to faith.
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Annie
Jonathon Edwards
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Jesus
Auy
Sam Smallwright
Political shifts in 1892 electoral votes debate
The article analyzes how new states and revised apportionment from the 1890 census would reshape presidential votes. It argues Western gains and Eastern doubtful states will strengthen the Republican position, while new states add thirteen votes and changing demographics affect House balance. It critiques Democratic gerrymandering and projects outcomes under different census bases.
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Aerrymander
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South
House of Representatives
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Torna
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Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Europe
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Texaa
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Missiasippi
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Lie
New York
New Jersay
Republicas
Fraud and disenfranchisement in the 19th century vote
The piece charges Democratic writers with alleging Harrison as minority president by misstated popular votes. It cites supposed totals for Cleveland and Harrison and argues that large numbers of Black voters were disenfranchised in states like Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina, claiming hundreds of thousands of Republican voters were prevented from casting ballots.
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Mississippi
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South Carolina
The Great Poets and Parroted Jests From a Distant Era
An eccentric dialogue highlights famed poets and a witty parable about courtship. Colina and Rogers share tales of passion and vanity while Dr Parr quips sharp retorts to ladies. A farmer and lawyer debate wills, marriage, and legacy with brisk humor.
Michigan Senate debates taxes and city charters in 1845 reform bill frenzy
The Michigan Legislature eyes settlement for damages by firms forced out by the 1845 Steam Act. Measures imprint city charters for Iron Mountain Menominee, Cadillac, Alpena water works, Cheboygan incorporation, and Port Huron and Dowagiac civic developments. Gov salary raise, bonds for Upper Peninsula property, and various public health and prison reforms pass or fail amid heated sessions.
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Board of State Auditora
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Menomines County
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Alpena
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Iro
Tha Ovarnor
Mintry Poperty
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Saginaw County
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Cane County
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Asaenéko
Montmorency
Can Honda Lo
Pontine Asylum
Hat Lil Pot
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Jackson
Tor Senate
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House
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Uos
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Mackegow
Tetreit
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Wayne
Hebinaot
Saginaw
Cuusea
Anditora
Detraotr
Siiebiger
Deerekiia
Figs as Food and Health From Ancient To Modern Times
A discussion highlights figs as a staple with healing value, noting their ancient status in Italian diets and their role as a reliable food source during famine. It cites their nutrition and medicinal properties, praising their suitability for simple meals and long journeys, while contrasting fond cultural use with dietary reform ideals. A stray line mentions a photographer catching a burglar, but detail is unclear.
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Nichola
Asia Minor
Europe
Walter Scott Manuscripts Show Handwriting and Work Rhythm
A Seriuazer's note from F. HW Wouulrug describes Walter Scott's manuscript pages for the Waverly novels. The copy pace varied from six to forty manuscript pages per day, with uniform handwriting, and a printer’s mark left to insert.
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Indicatsa
Levott Enulidd
Maid of Perth
F. HW
Seriuazer
Aphorisms From the Study and The Question of Time
A reflective excerpt argues against pursuing pure taste and warns that long spiritual struggle may be mistaken for fate. It questions immortality, urges embracing the best, and notes faith must endure tests. It critiques optimism as unreflective nerves at concert pitch. Century notes.
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