River pollution report warns of paraffin taint on Scottish streams
The Rivers Pollution Committee details severe contamination of the Almond and Briech Water by paraffin oil from iron works and other industrial waste. They note polluted grass, toxic water, and rivers that occasionally burn, urging reform and stricter law enforcement against polluters.
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London
Rivers Pollution Committee
Fleet-street
Whitburn Bridge
Briech
Addiewell
Linlithgow
Dalkeith
Melville Castle
Hawthornden
North Esk
Liberal Party
Church Defence Association
Ablizel
Men and Things in America Confront Party Chaos
The writer surveys the 1868 U.S. presidential scene six parties, Horace Greeley as Liberal Republican nominee, Grant support, and shifting loyalties. He notes Dems’ reluctance to back Greeley, Negro voters aligned with Grant, white Souths backing Greeley, fading Irish influence, and a chaotic, evolving campaign across cities and states.
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United States
Napoleon
Grant
Odgers and Potters
Davis
United States Supreme Court
Anti-Dramshop Party
Anti- Masons
Charles Francis Adams
Royal Arch
Greeley
Horace
The
Tribune
New York World
Doctor Fell
Mr. Greeley
Horace Greeley
Carl Schurz
Charles Sumner
Scotland
New York
William Lloyd Garrison
Fred Douglass
Lella Martin
South
Jeff Davis
Sumner
Sella Martin
Congress
Lloyd Garrison
Garrison
Jackson
Ireland
Sinners stand on slippery places says preacher to elder
A preacher walks home with an elderly member on a frosty morning. The old man slips but is unharmed. The minister quips that sinners stand on slippery places. The elder replies that he sees they do but he cannot.
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Childers
Duchy of Lancaster
Admiralty
Goschen
Admiralty, In Which Mr. Childers