Honest AJA men and emigration notes of 1880s era
A jumble of opinions and observations cites honesty among AJA men when watched, warns that overproving proves nothing, and notes Hor as a bright youth. It discusses Saratoga County history, Emigration from Norway, and the Scotts law in Ohio changing liquor sales with revenue projections. It also touches racial policy in Tennessee, education for blacks at Chattanooga, and warnings about criminal immigrants.
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Tennessee
Bishop Warren
Methodist University At
Chattanooga
Ohio
Sublime Impudence Reflects on History and Freedom
A fragmentary note recalls Britain’s past, claiming the empire’s “conquered a deer sion” and granted freedom to “three se of human bein.” It argues that slaves break chains under a bright future, urging readers to remember history’s lessons and apply them to current duties.
International reform and banking trends noted in 19th century report
Frange proposes changes to extradition and asylum laws to deny shelter to conspirators and those using poison weapons. A global crime treaty is urged. The comptroller reports 2,343 national banks, up from 1,976 ten years earlier, with total resources around 2.298 billion and rising deposits but falling year-over-year due to market shifts.
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Frange
Aso
Quarrel Over Postwar Political Loyalties
The excerpt argues no secessionist should be chosen, citing McDonald and Hendricks of Indiana as disloyal during the war and unfit. Hancock or Johnny Palmer of Illinois are named as strongest democratic candidates, while Bayach is noted as upright yet a bitter state supremacist who supported the rebellion in 1861 but did not fight.
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Garfield
Blaine
Conkling
Arthur
Sherman
Windom
Geo. F. Edmunds
W. T. Sherman
John A. Loan
Jagit R. Hawley
Chester A. Arthur
Edmunds
New York
Schmunds
Pnsylvania
Gen. Sherman
Union
Eregard
Hancock
John J.kepesiok
Andidate
McDonald
Indiana
Hendricks
Johnny Palmer
Bayach
Lansing Lawmakers Tackle Delinquent Taxes and Bills
The May 15 1883 Lansing column reports lawmakers debating delinquent state taxes across counties and approving measures. Bills include a labor bureau funding up to 100951 for the Adrian industrial home for girls and a 5101089 allocation for the state agricultural college.
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