Garden City to Build Colonial Style College Complex
Executors of the late millionaire Alvan Stewart plan a nonsectarian Episcopalian college in Garden City with three buildings totaling 275 by 80 feet to house 500 students, plus a girls college on 25 acres. The project seeks to make Garden City the Oxford of America, with a 1,500-student capacity and broad faculty from top national talent.
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Gen Garfield Speech at New York a Civil War Tribute
Gen Garfield in New York delivers a Chautauqua era exhortation praising unity, liberty, and civil rights. He lauds labor, education, and the republic’s progress, salutes formerly enslaved singers, and urges national harmony while stressing equal laws and opportunity for all citizens.
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Factional Strain in South as De Ta Matyrcast Attacks Washington
The piece reports on Congressman De Ta Matyr and Weaver criticizing Southern intolerance and alleged election manipulation. It notes a strategy to ensure Democratic wins in the North and South, citing alleged fraud at polling places and the hoped-for shift of votes. The analysis questions Confederates motives and contrasts Republican administration gains with Democratic opposition.
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Democratic critique of free ballot claims across the South
The text argues that Southern Democrats claim a free ballot and fair count, while citing alleged Republican abuse and intimidation in Mississippi, Arkansas, South Carolina, and Alabama. It contrasts Republican conduct with Democratic accusations of tissue ballots and violence, urging voters to distrust the Democratic party unless it proves honesty and fairness.
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Farewell note echoes civic thanks to fellow citizens
A closing message expresses gratitude to fellow citizens and bids farewell. The tone is reflective and formal, signaling departure or retirement and acknowledging community support. No additional facts or names are provided in the readable text.
Change in Party Loyalty Spurs Garfield Support Across Profitable Era
Three strangers discuss voting for Garfield amid high employment and prosperity in Philadelphia. They note steady work, weekly pay, and broad economic strength as Democratic loyalty weakens. The piece argues many working and business people pivot to Garfield to preserve current growth.
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Carriz Hoory Worth 960 Pert Fon Buttons
Readable fragments note Carriz Hoory valued at 960 pert fon. Report mentions hoolsite workers and buttons in unclear context. Further details are unreadable.
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