Richmond letters reveal political and city power shifts in 1882
Rambler reports from Richmond detailing Capitol plans, legislative shifts, and hardware like gas works and water power. He notes Mahone movement concerns, Mozartean society aims, tariff debate led by Beck and Morrill, and observer impressions of the Senate and House scenes in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasutoron
Uudon's
Dewford
Randolph
Capitol
Richmond
Sethe
Varginia
Riehbaond
Jape
Allan
South
Mozart Muaslea Association
Citizio
Watex
Vet I
James
Milford
Thie
Washington
Sue
Tjscarce
Iso
F Street
Largo
Congress
Cs N
Mont Hay
Sena
Beck
Morrill
Isla Veliement
Sherman
Fashion Notes on Spring Styles for Ladies and Children
Fashion notes describe spring trends with clouded patterns in hosiery, French corsages, and walking costumes in olive, gold, and bronze. The Daisy costume suits children, wedding reception decor moves to open Valentinians, and refined card designs favor monograms with white or gold embellishments. Advances include Carmage bodice inspired street basques, berry buttons in new forms, and decorative cameos in pearl and wood tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gould
Rock Island Likely to Gain Control of Major Line
Chicago observers believe the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific will soon control the Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha system. The Rock Island purchase would give 2500 miles of road and alter feeder lines, with Vice-President Cable securing stock in related lines and drawing強 support from connected railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Cable
Northwestern
Elroy
St. Paul
New York tax ruling excludes certain wealth in estate
The court holds that portions of wealth tied to security holdings and specific family assets are not included in the personal estate taxable in New York. The Astors and Vanderbilts feature in the case as prominent examples. The decision narrows what counts toward estate tax assessments and confirms exemptions on certain securities and wealth in transit.
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Astors
New York
W. H. Vanderbilt
T. Stewart
Lord
Astronomer Dr Swift to Occupy Rochester Observatory
Dr Swift the astronomer will occupy the new Warner Observatory in Rochester New York around May 1. He will specialize with a powerful telescope in searching for comets and nebulae. American astronomers have divided the heavens into fields and Swift's field is the circumpolar space.
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Swift
Warner Obervatory
Rochester
N. Y
Fragmentary political note on a committee admission
A clipped OCR passage references a minority on a trumpet committee and an admission of a political movement. The text is garbled with names and dates unclear, offering little verifiable detail about actions or outcomes.
Strikes and political maneuvering dominate a fraught era
The item notes uneasiness over ongoing strikes, wage reductions amid perceived prosperity, and Western Democrats preparing a tough fight against a bill on national bank charters. It also covers a Supreme Court habeas corpus case, Chinese relations, diplomatic nominations, and upcoming pension estimates.
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Albany
Mason
Supreme Court
Aguinst
Hennepin Canal
Willard Trail
John W G
Scoville
Petchie
Oveter
Crroht
Ibeule
Navy
Legation
China
United States
John TH Smyth
Liberia
Grant
Beauchamp
Switzerland
Hole Hart
Beachamp
Supreme Cuurt
Sergjeant
Democrata
Dakota
Senate Territorial Committee
Shipherd
Judge Advocate General
Secretary of War
Masgo
A Word to Mothers on Health and Parker's Ginger Tonic
A column urges mothers to protect family health this season by cleansing malaria and impurities, boosting stomach and liver function, regulating bowels, and purifying blood with Parker's Ginger Tonic as advertised in the Post.
Rumors Swirl Around Mr Haverly’s Affairs and Finances
The Inter Ocean notes widespread talk about a crisis in Mr Haverly’s affairs. It cites claims of a transfer of the Chicago theater to Mr McConnell over a $100000 to $150000 claim, alleged lack of financial interest in some ventures, and rumored plans for a Europe trip for health.
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Haverly
Chicago
McConnell
McConnel
Enterprisea
Ite
Europe
Icas
Inter-Ocean
Garfield's Nomination and Garfield's Stand at the Convention
A Cincinnati Gigette report recalls Garfield's loyalty to John Sherman during the Chicago Convention. Garfield declined pressure to betray his support, insisting he could not back a nomination seen as treachery. His steadfastness is praised as noble, with Garfields actions defended posthumously.
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Cincinnati
John Sherman
Garfield
Sherman
Arfield
Blane
Grant
Anid
Tam
John
Bhorman
Blaine
Sherfion
Chicago
Mason tribute letter from Thurlow Weed on Sergeant Mason case
Thurlow Weed sends a ten dollar aid check for Sergeant Mason’s family and criticizes the military tribunal for its verdict and the President’s pardon delay. He argues for clemency and predicts Mason’s short Albany penitentiary stay while promising public relief support.
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Hon Thurlow Weed
Mason
Albany
Sergeant Mason
Board of Health Meeting Adopts Water Safety Resolutions
The Board of Health met Saturday and, led by Dr. Piper, unanimously adopted two resolutions. They condemn current water as unfit for culinary use and warn that city well water is increasingly contaminated by soil with excrementitious matter. They urge a new pure water supply and instruct repairs at the city hospital, including waste removal and bed clothing disposal, to ensure safety for future admissions.
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Board of Health
Piper
Ferris
Tink Young Man Milks River Mud in Moline Column
A local column from Arthur Wheelock chronicles a young man in Moline described as tinkering with river mud, stirring up the scene and drawing attention to his curious habit. The piece combines observational humor with a snapshot of life along the riverfront.
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Arthur Wheelock
Traveling Tip Turns Ugly in European Rail Car
A Philadelphia Record item recounts a commercial traveler who shares a Europe rail carriage with a Squire. The pair converge on a deceitful hospitality scheme ending in an awkward confession about a wife’s remark. The tale closes noting travel’s transitory appeal and the pull of home.
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Europe
Golden Cross
Han Anid
Walcome
Philadelphia Record
Digger Catches Fish Warmly In Canoe Firelight
In the Big Meadows a Digger Indian paddles a canoe loaded with firewood. He lines the center with sand and keeps a bright fire as speckled trout are hauled in. He faces the flame with back to it and looks indignant at white men braving the cold.
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Fiumas
Cal
National
Miss Anna Grant Weaves 90088 Yards Carpet in a Year
Boone County Ohio resident Miss Anna Grant claims to have woven 90088 yards of carpet in a year. She notes the achievement equals about ten yards daily on every working day, done by hand, and wonders who can surpass it.
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Anna Grant
Boone County
Ohio
Columbus Herald
Fragmentary text hints at a vast lake or land feature
Fragmentary OCR describes a proposed expanse possibly 200 miles wide and 2000 miles long with a large lake area. The readable phrases mention miles, storage and a valuable resource but lack a clear subject or location. Further readable context is needed to identify the item and its purpose.
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