Hayes Sham Sentimentality Stirring in New York
The Times reports on Hayes era politics with Rainey as Third Audit or Treasury applicant and Kenhdy of Michigan as recent nominee. Talmage revival details show a postmeeting display of forgiveness with Hathaway, then tensions rise among spectators.
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Rescued Miners and Eastern Turmoil Reported
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Wallace Resolution Debated in XLVI Congress
In Washington April 18 consideration resumed on Wallace's rule change to let the Secretary of the Senate and Sergeant-at-Arms handle removals and appointments with Senate approval. Randolph argued against militarized governance and questioned the wisdom of using force for redress while praising army achievements. He recalled a 1776 episode of troops in a state conflict and warned against usurping executive power, urging defense of liberties. Exited until Monday.
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Oddities and notes from a sprawling midwestern paper
A collage of brief items: peach crop ruined. Herman Bomer drinks a thousand beers in a wager. Iowa papers count 441 journals. firemen tourney in Cedar Rapids. oat meal shipped to Scotland. deep soil wells in Oskaloosa. Stuart Citizen sold to Davies & Colwell as Republican. Moonshine in Ford county. egg weighs four ounces at Fort Scott. Free Lovers in Salina. calf with two heads in Chase. National Temperance camp at Bismarck Grove August 15. Lexington’s 100th anniversary celebrated. Buford trial set for late August. Breathitt outlaws jail torn down. hog cholera in East Feliciana. salt mine prep on Petit Anse Island. dewberry wine in Points Coupee. Texas rail link by November. Missouri’s property wiped out. Brewers’ Convention in St. Louis June 4. Pemiscott corn beats cotton. 1600 tramps in Davenport jail. Sioux City mother aims for 24 children. Boston taxes farms. many gypsies a nuisance. Republican journal in Jackson.
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New York Herald Satire Notes Oddities and Politics
A parody roundup refers to a New York Herald polar ship named Jeanette and quips about a hornet cure for paralysis. It praises Indian bureau transfer resolution and mocks naturalization, education, race, and daily life with sharp satirical observations.
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McKinley Opposes Repeal of General Election Laws
In a House session the morning hour passed without action on the subsidiary silver coin bill. The body moved to committee on the legislative appropriation bill. McKinley criticized repeal of general election laws as a bold attack on ballot protection and accused Democrats of misrepresenting Blackburn’s remarks.
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Bonnet Joke Causes Silent Sermon Stumble
A bachelor minister notes a parishioner missing Sundays and jokes about a spring bonnet. After a cautious return to her home he finds a baby in a shawl and realizes the bonnet is not what he expected. He walks away, pondering the moment.
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The Weight of Marriage and Family Duty
The passage argues that entering marriage binds a man to responsible labor and thrift. It notes the duty to provide for a wife and children, educate heirs, and guard against imprudence. It emphasizes steady work, saving, and self restraint as essential for family competence and future security.
A Colored Voter's Advice to Grant
After Gen Sherman visited, a colored man spoke to him at the Lar kin house parlor asking about Grant. The General replied that Grant is in Egypt and near Eden, humorously noting white Southerners want him stopped for three terms.
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Webster at Bunker Hill Echoes a Nation’s Resolve
A boy remembers Daniel Webster at the Bunker Hill monument where the crowd pressed forward during his oration. Webster urged calm with the famous line fall back and inspired the masses with a call for action beyond eloquence.
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Onboard Baby Cries Rally as Onions Cause A Train Scene
A baby aboard a train exhibits a furious, high pitched shriek provoking puzzled reactions from a man in a cloak and other passengers. The disturbance is blamed on the father's onion breath and malaria while the mother moves through the car to calm the child.
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A Curious Will Reveals Love Tale in Erie Probate
A will now in probate in Erie County New York is a letter from a deceased man to his brother. It mentions a sweetheart named Surey who drifted with another man, and a promise of punishment if found with the Galent. The letter also asks that Love be sent to Lidey We and ends with a blessing and regret for past deeds.
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