Ingersoll Tribute to Lincoln
This piece portrays an exuberant yet solemn tribute to Abraham Lincoln by Robert G. Ingersoll. It lauds Lincoln as an unmatched, multifaceted leader who combined wit with restraint, learning with action, and mercy with resolve, while noting his humility and moral courage through the Civil War era.
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Socrates
Rabelais
Aesop
Marcus Aurelius
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Edward Everett
Everett
Destiny
Leon's Second Inaugural Address as State of the Union
The address notes four years of war and public debate on the conflict over slavery, acknowledging divine judgment and urging a just, lasting peace. It reflects on national unity, the burden of emancipation, and the resolve to finish the work of restoring the Union with malice toward none and with charity for all.
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Union
Neith¢R
Lincoln on Alabama Privateers and War Warning
Fragmentary 19th century report cites Lincoln telling secretary of state Saward-V to warn Lord Palmerston one more Alabama privateer could mean war. Mentions meetings in Everett Hall, Butter, Stanton, and conservative wartime talks, with focus on timing and policy after Union victory and naval threats.
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Saward
Lord Palmerston
Alabama
A. Lincoln
Moseley
Uyde Dark
AL Mite
Geneon Beniuain
Butler
Gatkinanis Campaige
Everett Hall
Pathy
Everett House
Roxtor
Masud
Peruidias
High Seas
Enon
Theostar
Toni
Buehund
Cusuendere
Site Sewer
Wieywood
Steroy
War Stanton
A Doctor's Great Discovery Promises Rheumatism Cure
A Baltimore physician touts a simple remedy claimed to relieve rheumatism. The article cites Heriedan and Veateta treatments, detailing a tonic sold widely with chemical claims and urging readers to consult Dr Hernslow's guidance for relief.
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Pr Woo
Heriedan
Herndon
HONDA
Ireneer
Rhea Hanai
Tore
Patie
Sisoetlag
Uhis
Reet Rug & Chemical
Leo
Theo Exelisiv Righto
Hernslow
Lincoln Bearded by a Child Correspondent Tale
A long faded tale recounts Grace Bedell L. Billings of Westfield who urged Abraham Lincoln to grow a beard in 1860. Lincoln replied by letter and later met her briefly in Westfield as his train paused for inauguration talks. The piece links the beard to a childhood letter and notes Billings later life and family. Also mentions Fellers’s improving condition after Cumberland injury.
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Lincoln
Urac
Mim
Westfield
Athber
Lineola
Mie
Tincoln
Billings
Hlough
Veiss
Ithn
Ovn Springfield
A. Lincoln
Mr. Linesin
Frethin
Sewnard
Fellers
George Fellers
Brunswick
Cumberland
Tic
Allegany Hospital
Hungarian Noble in Mill Study as Baronet Learns Craft
Prime Minister’s nephew Baron von Eltz travels from Andover to Lawrence to study worsted mill construction and factory methods for Hungary. He keeps daily reports for his government and hopes to oversee factory building after return. He stays at Phillips Inn and uses historic rooms associated with Rev Dr Samuel F Smith. H A Wardner offers 300 toward a 56000 cottage fund for consumptives at Mudotwood.
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Nis Yy
Barentino von Eltz
Wengary
Andover
Lawrence
Mass
Hungary
Baron Eltz
Phillips Inn
Sanuel F. Smith
America
H. A. Wardner
Mudotwood
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health Fix for Stomachs
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as repairing weak stomachs and wasted bodies. It claims the tonic builds tissue, assists digestion, purifies blood, nourishes nerves, and restores vigor, urging readers to buy through local dealers.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Nature
Naturé
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Leon
Alabamas
Baltimore
Airs
Stepud Tierra
Republican Party
Lincoln and
Framlin
Paccu
Peuinenia
Chamberiain
Aids
Pierce
R. ¥. Pierce
Buffalo
Frederick Gas & Electric
Nottingham
Priestley
C. ‘Thomas Kemp
Frederick, Md
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