Fragmented miscellany hints many 19th century curiosities
A scattered slice of notes reports on Parlor tires in mountain areas, drought in Concha county Texas, Sitting Bull's name, Miss Lazarus at Newport, a female chaplain at Anamosa penitentiary, Pittsburg oil and iron works outputs, and various literary and social curiosities. It mentions a San Francisco deacon funding a church, a Worcester festival contralto, remarks by George Eliot, and anecdotes about public figures, habits at the seaside, and a Cremona violin once owned by Paganini. The item also notes Miss Laura Redden’s marriage and the alias Howard Glyndon, with miscellaneous observations on politics, media, and culture.
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Chicagro Tribune
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Laura C. Redden
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Mise Redden
Howard Glyndon
Reform and Unity: Indiana Democrats Call for National Change
Delegates declare need for urgent reform of federal government and endorse Thomas A. Hendricks for President. They demand fiscal restraint, currency reform, tariff overhauls, civil service changes, and nonsectarian public schools while pledging to unite diverse citizens under a common republic.
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Declaration of Principles and Democratic Reform Agenda
The document asserts fidelity to the federal constitution and urges a purge of corrupt civil service, calls for thorough investigations, retrenchment, and economy. It advocates gold standard, gradual retirement of national bank notes, and opposition to the 1879 specie resumption law, while praising Democratic successes and urging unity for reform.
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