Political history of Lincoln cabinet and early war era
Reminiscence recounts December 1860 events when Lincoln formed his cabinet with Seward Cameron Chase Bates and a southern pick. Weed influenced key choices and debates about Montgomery Blair and NC representation. Lincoln’s cabinet design, War policies, and emancipation planning are discussed with anecdotes on Lincoln’s decisiveness and Weed’s counsel.
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Lincoln
Prac
van Trombal
Seward
Yerra
Lyman Trumbull
Republican Party
Senate
Trumbull
Weed
Judge Davis
Bloomington
Mr. Lincoln
Mr. Seward
Simon Cameron
Mr. Chase
Mr. Bates
Montgomery Burr
Henry Winter Davis
North Carolins
Union
Marcum
North Carolina
Montgomery Bish
Caleb B. Smith
Indiana
Interior Department
Mr. Wood
Saal
Montgomery Biugiet
Hlair
Deon Welles
Hannibal :Haminn
Chicago
Hamlin
New England
Gideon’ Wells
Lioedo
Navy
Gen. Cameron
Washington
Harrisburg
Springfield
Cameron
Gnally
Crage
Reson
Springfeld
Almor
Avention
Prion
Robert Dale Owen
Gove
Owen
Charles A. Dana
Blanton
Black
Frank Blair
Missouri
William Seward
Dakota Train Disaster Near Caroano Destroys Cars
The Dakota train on the Caitage and North Western road derailed near Caroano in the forenoon. Three cars ditched, one child killed and five passengers wounded. A survivor traveled from Hendbal, Mo. to Boston high schools, recounting a surprising sight of the first engine at work.
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Caroano
Epécial
Caitage & Northwealern
Child
Pasengera
A. Gith
Hendbal
Pehods
Wisconsin senator Tebnn wed in Washington amid sensational gossip
A Washington dispatch reports Wisconsin senator Tebnn married Elizabeth B. McCourt of Oshkosh at Willard's hotel private parlor. Guests included President Arthur and numerous officials. Lizzie McCourt's fortune, alleged to come from Denver mining, fueled local talk as she dazzled Oshkosh society before the union.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Tebnn
Colorado
Jordiy Statesman
Washington
Elizabeth B. McQuart
Oakkogh
Chappell
St. Matthew's
Elms. Bowen
Telver
Banator
Hill
Belford
Caaffe
Gan
Chas
Adams
Botivgia
Otto Mears
Wm. N. Brosh
Maxey Tabor
Misa Lzzie McCourt
Oskosh
Lizzie McCourt-Doo
Peter McGourt
Tnst
Oshkos
Tizzie
McCourt
Atore
Wea
Thin Atria
Me‘Gourt
Harvey Dos
W. H. Doe
Colorado Springs
Colorado Assembly
Dos
Oshkosh
Misa McCourt
Thie
ofcCourt
Dosa
St. Peters
Andrew Haben
Wolf
Dog
Doc
Late
Lizzie
Doe
Denver
Baya
Arother
Sue
Lycor
Washington Street
Beuro
Las Habena
Lisse
Tas
Tabor
Gure Iu Mathers
Bia
Tabor Opera House
Weronida
Ale
Senate
Tea Types and Processing Methods in Early Tea Trade
The American Cultivator outlines tea varieties by rank of excellence, noting green teas like Gunpowder and Hyson, and black teas such as Pekoe and Bates. It explains spring harvests, early leaves, and processing steps including pan heating, rolling, drying, and fermentation to achieve color and aroma differences.
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Gunpowder
Imperial
Byson
Young Hyaon
Elyson-skin
Bouching
Gan— Gau
Bates
Hyron
Hyeon
Pekoo
China
Didurant
Snowbound Town Sees Heavy Snow and Blocked Roads
Nipwavene, Feb. 27 A Sentinels report from Waysan notes seven inches of snow since Saturday, roads blocked and businesses paused at the grand mill. Jogging and lumbering halted as several camps break up and more closures follow. Snow stands at least three feet on the level with 40 percent of logs blocked by drifting snow.
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Nipwavene
Sentinels
Waysan
Sayes
Milwaukes Water Works Collapse Triggers Brief Famine Panic
Ice clogging the inlet pipe to Milwaukees water works caused a temporary famine scare as the system failed last night. Engineers labored through the night to restore flow, with the risk of recurrence noted and steps urged to prevent further outages. Government actions in a separate note mention rewards and expenses related to Polk's press, and a religious writer Rev Dr Ray Pulavey reportedly struck by paralysis in Newark.
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Mibwanxes
Gov
Bate
Penneasse
Polk
Decorating country houses with ceilings and patterns
A domestic guide discusses decorating country homes with painted ceilings and wallpaper. It notes preferring plain white ceilings, contrasting wall tones, and the ease of applying stencils or patterned papers, with caution to keep lines straight and designs aligned. It emphasizes male and family involvement in external styling but internal woodwork and ceilings remain key choices.
Household tips on honey, broom care and remedies
The column offers home solutions including making honey from sugar and comb, treating brooms with boiling water to extend life, and mouthwash and canker sore remedies with honey and sage. It also describes a method to warm cold feet via controlled toe raises and notes how weather affects cream rising in milk.
Long days hint at growth and renewal amid cold and snow
A fragmentary newspaper item evokes longer light and budding life as a metaphor for renewal. It mentions Georgs Bylgouter of Cubansen, marital travels, and Herbert Welett lecturing in Baltimore and New York on Todian reservation, with Europe travel noted.
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Georgs Bylgouter
Herbert Welett
Phildelphia
Baltimore
New York
Rina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Political History
A. Gosalpy
Milmaukes
Dri Ray Pulavey
Newark
Rome
Ilvera
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