Chicago bank clearings rise for week ending April 22
The Express notes Chicago bank clearings for the week ending April 22 rose to 13,920,106 dollars, about 15,514,000 dollars above the same week last year, as reports from the census of the Canadian Dominion are cited and a wide range of public notices and state laws are discussed.
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Chicago
Canadian Dominion
Keokuk Gate City
Jtgester
Uris
Treasury
United States
Congress
Towa
Democrats and the Amendment Far From Republican Support
The text argues that Democratic voters are split on the amendment and will likely back the measure in numbers comparable to Republicans. It contends many in the Democratic ranks oppose the liquor business element and will resist aligning with the party line to pass the amendment.
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Democratic Party
Iran
Prohibition Debate Splits Parties Across State Lines
The piece analyzes temperance views amid a heated statewide contest. It notes Republican and Democrat divides, German voting influence, and a Schwerpunkt that the ban is not a true party issue. It ends with praise for Darwin and the enduring impact of his ideas on science and religion.
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Nis
Geleven
Diatetine
Charles Darwin Founder of Evolutionary Theory
Obituary notes the death of Charles Robert Darwin on the 21st of the month. It recalls his birth in 1800, early prominence as a naturalist, voyage on the British survey expedition, and publications including The Origin of Species. It frames Darwin as establishing the scientific basis for evolution and notes the controversy his ideas provoked among religious authorities.
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Darwin
Dong
Charles TR. Darwin
Rink
South America
Globe
Debonne
Cais
Earth
Creamery Monopoly Debate Draws Local Attention
In Sanxb Spring on April 18 1882 editor Ye exposes the Creamery controversy focusing on milk prices and quality. He cites Center Junction Creamery Company figures showing a six month loss and argues creamery profits rely on canning and export to sustain high prices while defending the industry’s value to the region.
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Sanxb
Spring
the Express
Onyself
Mr. Schimmel
Mondy
Diamond Creamery Co
Schimitnel
Selinel
Mr. Campbell
Center Junction Creamery Company
G. W. Simpson
Boston
Te Bal
Yuma
Center Junction
Tan Exvaiss
Letter From Hoosterdam S Bradstreet Sightseeing In Terre Haute
A letter from Terre Haute dated April 28 1882 describes the city as clean orderly with wide streets and brick sidewalks. The writer recounts arriving at daybreak walking unseen streets admiring flowering shrubs and fresh dew while noting Interurban stops at Davenport Rock Island Peoria on the route.
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Treane
Meather
Washington Correspondence Highlights 1882 Social Season
A Washington letter notes Easter gaiety amid Capitol society with set dinners and editorials. It praises benevolent activities for Garfield Memorial Hospital and the Emergency Hospital, led by Chief Justice Wait and the Blue Anchor relief group aiding sailors and disaster-struck regions. The Treasury Library finally gains a foothold after a rough period.
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the Express
Arthur
Capitol Life
White House
Garfield Fund
Congressinal Hne
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Porone
Privecton Glee Club
Clitb
Wait
Blue Anchor
Women's National Relief Association
New York
Boston
Florida
Rhode Ustad Ave
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Garfield Hospital
Library of Treasury
Terre Haute Vision of a Growing River City and Its Wonders
A travelogue describes Terre Haute as a thriving rail hub on the Wabash with a flowing artesian well, baths, water works, blast furnaces, nail factories, rolling mills, a car shop, gas works and an immense distillery. The author praises civic beauty, industry, and forward momentum while noting municipal services and library leadership under Helen LeLane Kimball.
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Gnonarch
Wabash River
Hite
Fam & Leichhardt
Chen
Chicago
Locamne
Alps
Terre Hhrute
Y. Brapsrucer
Briunard's Musical World advertised issues and cures
The April issue promises extensive musical reading and popular songs and waltzes. It promotes subscriptions at 15 cents for a single copy or 1.50 per year, with mail delivery to addresses, and notes a testimonial about Thomas Kennerive or Kennerive On curing a crooked limb after six applications.
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Dan’ Plank
Brooklyn, Tioga Co
Thomas
M. Thompson
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