Too Many Families to Support in a Debated Election
A dialogue contrasts household strain under reform with calls for broader suffrage. A wife argues taxes and tariffs burden workers, citing bondholders and detectives, rent, and groceries. The piece notes a swing toward supporting a party promising fair wages and family-focused outcomes.
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Joan
Wire
John
Europe
James Buchanan
Johna
Gil
Buchanan
Rushville Jacksonian
Canadian view on U S ballot politics and Texas events
A Toronto Leader critique argues Washington meddling in Texas elections undermines ballot protection. It portrays federal orders to dismiss pro democratic officeholders as despotism, claiming the ballot loses meaning and republican freedom is compromised.
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United States
Toronto Leader
Canada
Texas
Washington
White House
Blessings for County Paper Subscribers In Old Verse
Subscriptions bring worldly and spiritual benefits, promising wisdom, social favor, and protection from woes. The piece extols advance payments and office visits, then warns non subscribers with grim rhymes. It ends by offering free obituary notices and eternal happiness in new quarters.
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Selah
Solomon
Forefathers and Fish Remark in Abingdon Standard
A writer in the Abingdon Massachusetts Standard proposes humorous analogies linking fish to social roles. The Sailor swordfish, aristocratic codfish, bulls and bears goldfish, striped-habit haddock, and other fish names tag various groups from soldiers to lawyers and printers.
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Abingdon
Mass
Father Lasher
Fishy details trace ancestral line to the hook
A fragment discusses a speaker above the social line and earning 200 dollars per hour while the Carp group derides it as fishy. The text suggests the series could continue but asserts enough clues exist to link the person to the fish on the hook.
The Fifteenth Amendment in Tennessee and Alabama
The Indianapolis Sentinel reports Tennessee’s Legislature rejects ratification by 57 to 12 as Tennessee remains reconstructed while Alabama ratifies 24 to 0 in the Senate and 69 to 16 in the House. The paper argues ratification by direct vote would fail, citing duress and fraud in Alabama and independence in Tennessee.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Tennessee
Senate
Alabama
House
New York Election Votes and Minnesota Governor Race
The official New York vote shows William F. Allen winning the controller post by 33,186 over Horace Greeley with Dems firm in office. Siegel leads Secretary of State but loses to the ticket, while statewide Democratic majorities trend about 25,000. Minnesota's race remains close with Otis possibly elected governor by a small margin, Austin ahead for Democrats,Radicals claim pending returns could tilt to Austin. The Albany Journal blames Radical apathy after sixteen years in power.
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FL Allen
Norace Greeley
Allen
Cece Ceeneeenene
Siegel
Mr. Allen
Creeley
Seymour
Empire State
Minnesota
Otis
Otisy
DCI
Austin
Grant
The
Albany Journal
the Journal
Fatal collision on Western Pacific and Alameda trains near San Leandro
A foggy morning collision between the eight car Western Pacific bound train and the four car Alameda bound train near San Leandro killed several and wounded many, with figures varying from ten to fifteen dead and thirty to fifty injured. Notable victims include Judge Alex W. Baldwin and engineer Howard Anderson. The crash caused by a misread switch and heavy fog disrupted service as rescuers aided victims and authorities investigated negligence.
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San Francisco
Western Pacific Railroad
Alameda
San Leandro
Western Pacific
Alameda Road
Alex. W. Baldwin
U.S
Nevada
Virginia City
Howard Anderson
McDonald
D Pacific
Bontel
Young Indies’ Seminary
Oakland
Charles Martin Freeman
George Thompson
David Ward
James Connelly
Corrall Station
Max Ehrman
Merchant
San Jose
B. H. Fox
S. L. Bland
William Campbell
United States
Patrick Kt. Malone
J.C. Knapp
Pleasanton
Robert Owen
Peterson
Corrall
F. B. Willikin
F. P. W. Owen
Philip Riley
Stockton
Simon Melocho
J. }. Fitch
C. A. Stums
Capt. Wadsworth
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People’s Literary Companion
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Savannah
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Charleston
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Parmelee & CO
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Hoboken, N.S
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