Frail Morsel Of Humanity In A Night Of Sparkle And Wine
An Amber described encounter in a Chicago Journal piece where a delicate figure named Tuy Mofflord-Ertansons-Mathoie debates upbringing and exposure to cold air, arguing about airs and windows as spring begins, and the speaker bids him goodnight.
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Jean Tuy
Mathoie
Tle
Tennet
Anid
Nic
Met
Wren
Stummer
Hla
The Trimming of the Wire's Mysterious Hum
The humming of biograph and telephone wires, once blamed on wind or electricity, remains unexplained as no force is detected when the wire is charged. Researchers note rapid vibration accompanies the hum, hinting at a possible discovery of a new force, with potential important results.
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Hippot
Manly Republican Leader Sought for Next Presidency
The New York Press urges the Republican party to nominate a courageous leader whose steadfast Republican principles resist political attacks and refuses to apologize for GOP values. It warns that without such a candidate, the next president may be a Democrat.
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Republican Party
Josh
Ani
New York Press
Democratic treasury policy sparks fear of party ascendancy
A Rochester Democrat-Chronicle editorial warns that continued prevarious methods will drive voters to view Democratic ascendancy as the country’s greatest calamity since the war. It argues leaders see treasury funds as hoarded for months, prioritizing foreign manufacturers over domestic mail, commerce, and postal service support.
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Eizyal
Rochester Democrat-Chronicle
Keeond Fight for Independence Battle Rhetorical Note
The Milwaukee Sentinel argues against British domination and urges independence with a focus on loyalty to the republic. It advocates choosing a virtuous candidate, warns against personal abuse in campaigns, and emphasizes party success over individual preference to achieve victory.
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Milwaukee
The Reasons Why Republicanism Is Contested in the South
A Macon Times editorial echoes the Globe-Democrat asserting few under eighty in the South hold Republican principles. It argues Democratic rhetoric prevails in the region and elections there serve to ratify Democratic innovations rather than reflect genuine Republican support.
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Macon
South
Globe-Democrat
The Glittering Object and Tariff Debate
The piece notes low chances for a tariff reduction bill affecting business and warns extensive discussion could mobilize Democrats into a rational campaign. It emphasizes the nation’s focus shifting as the debate unfolds.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Impresario Signs Act Levying Duties for Project
A fragmented note indicates an impresario or key figure signed an act to levy duties or guarantees for a forthcoming project. The text is incomplete with multiple garbled words surrounding the agreement and purpose.
The Arrival of Spring and a Nightly Window Watch
The verse muses on spring’s gentle emergence and its small inconveniences like weather and clothing. A London paper excerpt follows with a witty exchange where Sweet Girl fears the police misidentifying her as a burglar after nightly window watches by George.
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George
English Traveler Attends Lecture in America
An Autoniahed Englishtoon notes and writes to a London paper after attending a North American Review lecture. He mocks the talk as absurd and ridiculous, says Americans laughed at it, and describes the speaker’s oddities and the crowd’s reaction. He mentions being steered away from Bill Nya and the Arkansas Traveler.
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North American Review
America
London
Americana
Lear
Bill Nya
Arkansaw
Public curiosity at the Smithsonian narcophagus
A New York Tribune dispatch notes visitors at the National Museum puzzled by a stone sarcophagus from Egypt. A desk clerk explains it as a narcophagus used for spitting, sparking humorous quips from observers and a slice of city life in Washington.
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National Museum
Egypt
Smithsonian
New York
Washington Cor
New York Tribune
Wabash Visit Mixes Business with Sandy Sugar Tale
An urban vignette in which Mr Wabash of Chicago asks to see Mr Gotham urgently while a grocer’s boy James is caught sand in the sugar. The scene, set by a private note, hints at honesty versus long run truth in trade as a lesson from the Epoch Truth in Mighty.
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Faigh Judicial Credit
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Circuit Court
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Vanderbilt hires expert French oak for mince pie work
A Norristown report claims Mr. Vanderbilt pays 10000 dollars yearly to a French oak expert who allegedly cannot make mince pies. The note questions why such a high salary is justified for someone who lacks pie making skill.
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Vanderbilt
Norristown
Senator Palmer's Grand Lunch Incident at Detroit Club Reunion
During a Michigan club reunion in Detroit Senator Palmer planned a dinner for guests at a rural log house. Word spread of a grand spread, bringing 25 invited guests and 200 hungry onlookers. He shifted to serving lunch for 200, calling it a lunch to avoid overshoot, which reporters hailed as a clever fix and a notable hospitality moment.
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Reritor Palmer
Detroit
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Michigan
Liem
Jersey
Washington
Palmer
New York Tribune
We Got the Job by Amos Cummings in New York
Amos Cummings arrived in New York after the war with almost nothing but twenty cents in stamps and ragged clothes. He sought work at Horace Greeley's editorial office, offering to do any job. Greeley initially refused, but Cummings persisted, revealing worn trousers and a sunburned coat with missing sections. He was finally offered the position.
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New York
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Ngereoll
David Austin
John Kyne
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Crimle
Rupert Ri
Aaid Court
Morahall
Sonely
Georgringensoll
Two Very Different Relations from Denver News
A Kentucky diocese split over high and low church factions nears harmony as the bishop seeks unity. A Missouri Colonel South’s congressional bid is challenged by a rival, then financial aid reveals political rifts.
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Pocin
Pittsburg
Vesmu Phat Col. South
Missouri
Nutn
Lard Tine
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Col. Smith
Congress
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Denver News
Unitarian Anecdote on a Minister and a Tender Point
In a New York Intelligencer item a Unitarians gathering hears a minister’s anecdote about a sermon that aimed at a horse market misstep yet struck a member’s weakness. The minister notes unintentional impact while the listener concedes the sermon hit somewhere.
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New York Intelligencer
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