Democratic Party Arraigns Republicans in Indiana Dialect
A lengthy Democratic indictment from the Indianapolis Journal accuses the Republicans of misgoverning since 1860. It alleges aiding Lincoln's election, rebellion support, finance manipulation, currency disruption, civil-service reforms, and oppression abroad, urging judgment and ouster to restore Democratic control.
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Oholar
McDonald
Indiana State Central Committee
Democratic Party
United States
Republican Party
Aralam Lincoln
Towit
Jesze D. Bright
Madigan
D. Wy. Voorhees
Terre Haute
Indiana
Lincoln
Hhe
Congress
America
Sail Republican Party
England
France
Germany
Hendricks
House
Senate
St Pes
St Onte
Hanock
Dboya
Republica Party
Democratic Party Sforessid
Ae Cureet
Sip Risers
Pristoyes
Démocratie Party
Salt River
Irrepressible Facts in Arkansas Election Fraud Claims
The text details alleged election irregularities in Phillips County Arkansas with Democratic advantages in prior and later contests, claiming voter intimidation, denial of polls access, missing ballot boxes, and press suppression. It alleges 1400 vote margins in one county, notes about 3800 legal voters, and cites a Globe-Democrat representative reporting the situation amid threats and alleged fraudulent results.
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Arkansas
Garfield
Hancock
Phillips County
Associated Press
Saree
Preas
Hays Airecy
Helena
Themelves
Salon
Brinkley
Memphis &Little Rock
Moston County
Ounwhita
Innovations Hitched to Industry and Science Advancements
Reports from Boston and Chicago describe glasslike material moldable into stone shapes, electric signaling on trains, Holyoke seal business, artesian wells for New Mexico mining, coal spontaneous heating, a Cape Town sun engine, a Stockholm submarine torpedo boat, North Sea fisheries output, and electric streetcar propulsion in Pittsburgh.
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Rae
Maine Central Railroad
Holyoke
Mass
Bradford
England
New Mexico
Golden
Bny
W. W. Williams
Gamble
Philosophical Society of
Cape Town
F. Sun
Stockholm
British Association On the North Sea Fisheries
North Sea
Pittsburg
Chicago Herald
Patchwork Gossip and Quotations From City Life
A collage of light vignettes and wry exchanges from urban social life. A young man considers a bold winter look, a ballroom exchange plays on pink dresses and eye catching companions, and a flippant editor mocks poetry rejections. An Arkansaw editor quips about a poet, and a Norris town reader explains a Jehad term. A family outing in a bogey ends with a humorous quip about a mother's grasp and a large family.
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Tony
Detroit
Xara
Acley
Jack
Ocean's
Toston Post
Arkynsaw
Fatih
Norristown Herald
Johnny
Fizzletop
Austin
Our Young Folks Singing by the Mill
A fragmentary verse scene describes children near a mill and stream. Singing and dancing fill the air as wind and weather shape the mood. The passage references a character named Johnson in St. Nicholas.
Tarantula Tale From Uncle Harry's Jar Mischief
A curious scene unfolds as children fear a tarantula found in a glass jar. Uncle Harry recalls a West voyage where a tarantula hunt ends with jars toppled and spiders loose, causing panic, stifled screams, and a tense scramble for safety.
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Harry
Fom
Charlie
Mice
Uncle Harry
Tom
Alice
California
Gunnin
West
Mountins
Tanatary
Syd
Thoughts for Boys on Diary Writing and Self Improvement
The article urges boys to read best books and keep a daily journal to sharpen memory and writing. It stresses weekly improvement, rewriting sentences, and thorough study to become more knowledgeable by age fifteen. It notes schooling and reading aid language, history, and political understanding, aiming to make boys intelligent and well spoken. LO Stanford, in Se. Dae.
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Uris
LO Stanford
The Fly That Bit Nan Nan’s Mamma Fears Cruel Habits
A child Nan Nan tortures insects and cries when bitten back. Her mother scolds and explains cruelty to animals may bring pain. After a wasp sting, Nan Nan learns a lesson as a sting teaches restraint.
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Nan
Shi
Xan
Cold Dinners and Cold Drinks Warned by Golden Rule
The text warns that cold meals may be unsuitable for some with low vitality but general health can eat bread, butter, sauces, cheese, pastry, and meats at normal temperature. It cautions against warming bread and milk and argues ice water may arrest digestion temporarily. cold drinks in large quantities are injurious.
Incident Reveals Legal Adviser Notes On Prisoner Memorial
A translated fragment outlines how a legal adviser to prisoners presents statements to the Minister. It describes a police commissary in Sakaes handling business and amusement, reflecting procedural concerns and tensions within the system.
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Sakaes
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Awealor
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Tarot Johnson
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W.T. Sherman
Great’ West
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Gen Grint
Risha Wiley
Cincinnati
Chicago
Inter Oceans
Gs Nettleton & C0
HALL
Wwe
F. J. Cheney & CO
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Ohio
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Agnandes
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