Retired Politician and Civil War Era Figures Mentioned in Varied Notices
The item notes Sxavior Angus Camron’s retirement plans upon term expiration. It recounts a 19th century autograph quilt bearing signatures of President Arthur and Gov. Cleveland. A Georgia farmer’s wedding funds and clothing story, Boston University growth, North Adams mine investments, and remarks on Charles H. Reed’s legal fees are touched, with tributes to Alexander H. Stephens and his role in Union and Confederate contexts and his death at 71 from paralysis.
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Angus Camron
Lndica
Cleveland
Oswego County
Arthur
North Adams
Mass
McKay
Wilson House
Clark
Bothwell
Charles H. Reed
Chicago
Washington
Guilean
Congress
Charlie
Alexander H. Stephens
Georgia
North
Stephen A. Douglass
Lincoln
Mr. Stephens
Gover
South
Soman
Tax Tariff Bill Becomes Law After Conference Adopted
The conference report on the Tax-Tariff bill was adopted by both houses and signed by the President, becoming law. Debates centered on estimated annual reductions ranging from 10 to 40 percent, with Democrats predicting about 10 percent and Republicans arguing for 20 to 40 percent.
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Conferce Committee
Isod
Senate
House
Monona Lake Assembly Sets Plans for 1888 Program
Monona Lake assembly intends major expansion with a new tabernacle for four to five thousand, more buildings, and broader programs. Prof. Win of Cincinnati will direct a large choir with daily drill. Wilberforce Concert Company will perform. Dr. John H. Vincent and others are slated as lecturers. The event promises expanded music, lectures, and ceremonies.
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Monona Lake
Win
Cincinnati
Merill Organineate
Mononn Lake
Wilberforce Concert Company
Atudante
Wilberforce University
Xenia
Ohio
Gillet
Tabernacle
John H. Vincent
Monona
Golden Gate
Joop Alabaster
Detroit
Birch
Michael Angelo
Leonardo da Vinci
Raphael
Robert West
the Advance
C.H. Tiffany
Philadelphia
F._B. Heneen
Chicago
A. T. Beerton
Indianapolis
Ind
Gillett
Anticus
Belle
Cinton H. Monedy
Troy
Beaton to House NineFoot Bronze Statue in Public Square
New Orleans society. ex Secretary of War Blanton’s daughter in focus. President Axthur hosts dinner for Charles Dudley Warmer in Washington. citations on sunetrokes floods linked to forester William Lloyd Garrison. actress Margaret Mather recovering in Boston. Mrs. McCourt newly divorced from Senator Tabor. Jonu Letcher Virginia rebel governor in frail state. Booth to return after Europe tour for Newport summer. Lilian Bussell to sue NYPD Gazette. $30,000 monument plan for Ben Hil. Miss Tallman sisters survive estate woes. Mrs. Caldwell’s conversion. humor on Tabor and Oshkosh woman. Washington rumor persists.
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Blanton
New Orleans
Axthur
Charles Dudley Warmer
Washington
Cassing M. Clay
William Lloyd Garrison
Beaton
Margaret Mather
Boston
McCourt
Senator Tabor
Colorado
Jonu Letcher
Virginia
Mc Fdwin Booth
Europe
America
Newport
Mise Lilian Bussell
New York Police Gazette
Lnees
Ben Hil
Georpians
Misses Tallman
New York
Caldwell
Louisville
George O. Barnes
Chicago
Congreens
Tabor
Oshkosh
Worldwide gossip and society notes from a late 19th century press
Prospective marriage between Sonkeaannat Kamon of Tows and widowhood described with connections to Secretary Fralinghuy. Reports on Justice Kield planning a summer Japan visit, ex-governor Roberta presiding at Texas State University, and President White supporting the Bartholdi pedestal. Various notes include theatre, tickets, donations, and public affairs.
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Sonkeaannat Kamon
Tows
Fralinghuy
Mme
Albaniene
Boston
Justice Kield
United States Supreme Court
Japan
Roberta
Texas
Texas State University
White
Cornell
Bartholdi
Fang
Tabor
McCourt
Health of the President at Wasuraioy Amid Illness
The president was indisposed but today receives visitors including intimate friends. He has suffered from catarrhal affections for some time and is much troubled by its persistence. He will likely visit Fortress Monroe toward the end of the present week.
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Sir Francia
Drake
Wasursaioy
Tee & Tri
Monroe
Fragmentary early railroad note on timber and wood use
A damaged fragment notes a lumber industry man describing the Boston Concord and Montreal railroad being opened and mentions pricing per cord. The quote is garbled and lacks clear dates or figures but points to wood trade context and regional transport.
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Boston, Concord, and
Montreal
New Hampshire
Passage and failure of bills in the late Congress
A historical note reports that of 10 670 bills and joint resolutions introduced in the previous Congress fewer than 100 passed both houses. It asserts that not more than a dozen of unsuccessful measures deserved favorable action and concludes the country is none the worse for their failure.
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Congress
Green Bay Line Spans Midwest Rail Routes
Partial OCR notes mention Green Bay and Winona St Paul Railroad with references to Western and Northern Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and Dakota. The fragment hints at a regional rail network including several Midwestern states and territories, without clear dates or events.
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Chigacco
Mii
Waukee
Dubuque
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Aot
Blutfe
Chicago
Wilwaukee & Ni
Meriill
Horas Gongen
Geb
Fuuls
Goa
Geni
Sap
Gonl
Green Bay, Winona St. Paul Railroad
Tae Dimter
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakota
Urano
Baplos
Winconsin Valley
Elviwion
Chica
Wianaker
Paul B’y
Winona
Sorthwestern
Curcago
Paul Yonder
Wellowworth
Steve
Thiowthal
St Leels
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