Extracts From Memorial Address by Charley Felker
Extracts from an Oshkosh Memorial Day address by Charley Felker, Democrat, railing at pension abuses and class bias in wartime service. Felker casts private soldiers as history’s true heroes while denouncing pension recipients and political tampering. He argues the old soldiers deserve dignity and remembrance, condemns opportunists, and warns against elevated pensions harming the nation.
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Charlee IV
Felhoy Alt
Dentlunman
Tayo
Ghent
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Pollick
Tie
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Pleading The Baty Det. Cleveliner and National Duty
A fragmented 19th century commentary argues that President Cleveland and his Treasury Secretary are not financiers yet should use legal safeguards to avert financial distress. It criticizes Sherman silver act pressure, cites Congress as responsible, and notes Republican support for relief, while blaming overreaction for the Ford Theater disaster.
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Cleveliner
Hachanan
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Cleveland
Sherman
Tso
Sundietiey
Democratic Party
Washington's Ford's Theater Collapse Tragedy Stuns Nation
An aged building in Washington once known as Ford's Theater, connected to historic events, collapsed last Friday morning. The disaster killed 221 workers and injured many more, exposing unsafe reconstructions and long‑overdue government maintenance failures. The incident sparks calls for accountability and renewed congressional effort to fund proper quarters for government staff.
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Washington
Lingala
Sherven
Purd
TSG
Ar Awelot Wat
Reich
Congress
From Buckeye Star to a Nation in Crisis
Governors, lawmakers, and citizens face a volatile mix of economic fear, political division, and emergency response after a devastating fire and sweeping proposals. The piece cites Cleveland measures, labor disputes, and national leadership as it traces blame, recovery, and uneasy hope for reopening, amid a patchwork of figures and promises.
Sunday childrens day across churches joyfully observed
The report notes widespread observance of children’s day in local churches with lively participation. It mentions various events and a parade of decorations, while referencing community plans and upcoming activities scheduled through July. Names and places appear in scattered form, but the readable portions emphasize festive church events and family attendance.
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Aptleian
Heapsrimam
Sawaist Schmettiur
Reedsville
Manitowoc County
Ing
Fuecor
Woostront
Wm, Springborh
Opportunity and politics in a searching era
Fragmentary text discusses reform opportunities and party dynamics, mentioning Republican and Democratic factions and a call for legislative action. It references sugar imports, dividend expectations, a large-scale monopoly critique, and attempts to influence public policy amid a debated regulatory framework.
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Re Am
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Wwe
Calle
Quatford
Fiy
Chilndelgleit
Las Carter
Whimsical Names and Shifting Castoria Ties
A fragmentary tale traces a character named Raby and her shifting roles. She first greets Her Castoring Wheo, then cries for Cagoria as she becomes Mim and clings to Castoria. The text hints at a magical world with evolving allegiances and identities.
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Cagoria
Mim
Castoria
Shiki
Glasses ground to floor at Marsh Belt shop
Muggle June 19 to 34 at 318 Ty Heavens Furies promotes eyewear and eye exams by auroptic iniy De. HH, featuring champion binders and Tiger seeders. Pull line of repairs offered at Kanrth Street near the American Mouse.
Wisconsin ordinance frames street and utility protections
A lengthy Wisconsin notice outlines an ordinance affecting city and county structural works within Marshfield and surrounding areas. It references the Wisconsin Steel Company, public utilities, and a plan to erect walls or posts along rights of way under civic authority. The measure sets terms for bond funding, inspections, and safety compliance while preserving rights for local authorities to enforce the provisions.
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ANG Ori
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Moat
Wiscenelle Leiepaanet Company
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Murs
Wand
Siase
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Trubep Bond Company
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Rayhfield
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Paul Mehlie
Suits
Meath
Holt
Ikurins
Melvin Ike Ouesne
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