Fragmentary Record: Senate Rejection Debate and Independence Note
Fragmentary text discusses a rejection to a United States Senate seat, with mentions of Allibon of Tos a sure Ming and questions about resubmitting the issue. It notes partisan division over the rejection question and references a New York City evacuation day event and George Riissie of Harper’s Newly. It mentions anniversaries and a revolution tied to independence.
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New York City
George Riissie
Harpers
Political rhetoric over party fundraising and anti monopoly stance
The speaker accuses Republicans of wanting Democratic funds to organize and claims Democrats plot to be paid for political gains. They warn of factional manipulation seen in other counties and argue anti monopoly efforts cannot gain broad support. The text suggests ongoing partisan strategy and distrust.
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Ceers
Renee
Five time zones set for railroad schedules nationwide
Congress decided to standardize times to five zones: Colonial, Eastern, Central, Mountain, and Pacific. Rail routes from Buffalo to Denver will follow Central time. Chicago sits at the center, nine minutes behind Chicago mean time. Trains in Nebraska will align with Central time, requiring travelers to adjust watches accordingly.
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Congress
Mountain
Affalo
Denver
Chicago
Nebraska
Omaha
Yis
Tyre
Farmers consider husking to salvage soft corn for market
Farmers report soft corn unfit for the market and discuss husking to salvage it. A farmer describes using a tail-end basket on a wagon to separate soft ears, hoping to cut losses and reduce storage costs. The piece notes wide need for smart handling to avoid spoilage and economy losses.
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Eidie
Public official praises Ray for exposing swindling firms
In a staunch defense of reform, a public officer credits Dan A. Ray, Chicago Pestce Inspector, with unearthing and exposing a nationwide mail fraud scheme run by commission firms and sharpers. The effort led to arrests, prosecutions, and calls for tougher municipal action against criminal rings exploiting the public.
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Ray
Weibad
Dan A. Ray
Chicago
Whanming & Merrian
Jeg Pet Ween
Tase
Women and wealth in social life cited on New York lecture
The speaker criticized women for spending and vanity, arguing luxury erodes virtue. She warned that fashion and money dominate behavior, citing costly royal entertainment and ubiquitous ornamentation as signs of decay. She linked wealth to despotic social power and hollow modern life.
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New York
Mina
Emily Fraithtall
Hyde Bae
Dow
Cambridge
Oxford
Prince of Wales
Tai
Brala
Four Candidates Vie For House Speakership As Congress Nears
The upcoming Democratic majority in the next House is expected to choose a speaker from Randall Carlyle Springer or Cox. The choice will influence committee appointments and tariff policy which could affect manufacturers and farming, risking shifts in industrial markets if tariffs are eased or removed. Public sentiment links party leadership to national economic prospects.
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House of Representatives
Lepinlsi 09
Cet
Sleep Aid Pill Promises Restful Nights and Health Boost
Mrs William Coleman of Buffalo reports drastic relief from chronic insomnia after using Panaxa’s Gixoronic tonic. The advertisement claims rapid sleep improvement, reduced dreams, and strengthened health, attributing the effect to a winning formula.
Union Association Membership and Officers Form Rules
Article outlines that any person paying the treasury fee and signing the constitution gains membership with full rights. A one dollar annual fee is stated. Officers listed: President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer and Librarian with duties described. Vacancies filled at regular meetings. special meetings possible by a few in good standing.
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Dullas
Prt
Thie Gecognition
Librasiga
Library Association by laws and dues rules
Text outlines dues payments to the treasury and penalties for arrears. It sets borrowing rules for members and non residents, deposits for non residents, daily rental charges, and damage liability. Sections cover reporting by the librarian and amendments by majority vote. Four five members form quorum. monthly meetings scheduled.
Arthur pardoned Sargeant Maron in Guiteau shoot case
Reports state that President Arthur pardoned Sergeant Maron who attempted to shoot Guiteau in the summer of 1883. After Mason's conviction the President received petitions by thousands but chose not to grant a pardon at that time.
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Mason
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Big
Caune Qf Failure and Confidence in Physicians
A garbled report discusses business failures tied to lack of confidence, mentioning Hytero Pope and Dr Besenfo. It cites dissatisfaction with medical remedies like cough and lung syrups and hints at ongoing health concerns and remedies failing to restore trust.
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Hytero Pope
Besenfo
Testimonial Trial for Hain Vicon Efficacy
A set of testimonials supports AyER's Hain Vicon, aiming to convince skeptics of its value though the writing is uneven and the overall effect is mixed.
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Ayer
Hain Vicon
Wwe
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral: a trusted throat and lung remedy
A lengthy testimonial piece extols Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a century‑long proven cure for coughs colds and throat and lung diseases. Readers share personal experiences from 1857 to 1862 praising its effectiveness in stopping severe coughing croup bronchitis and related ailments.
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Ana Gepney
West 126Th St
New York
Ayer
Lake Crystal
Minn
Ayers
Joskpe
Byhalia
Iliss
Its
Alirays
Final Proof Notice for Osceola Neb Claim
November 22 1883 notice states settler files for final proof on his land claim in Polk county at Osceola with witnesses listed. Proof to be made before the Clerk District Court December 28 1883 for sections and township details given.
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Neb
Polk County
Peter Dunbie
Flamestead
R. Lw. Ie
N.C. Foy
Wayland
A P. Mickey
Osceola
John Rasp
Wm. Rasp
Ngh
Hamed
Court Polk Co
William Syedenb
Idardw
Nafice i
James E. Carson
Cuiva
Ignd
Pearce
Pedesnel J. YI
Mickey
Wastegs
Genveseas
Stewart
Pde
Essere
James Caumpell
C.w. Pierey
Regislep
Probate Notice for Elizabeth Bowser Estate
Notice to all claimants against Elizabeth Bowser, deceased of Polk County. Claims must be filed within six months from November 8, 1885. Present claims to the County Judge at his office on or before the first Thursday in January and March 1884, and May 1884 at 10 o clock am for examination and adjustment. Dated November 16, 1883. C. W. Aikins, County Judge.
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Elizabeth Bowser
Polk County
C. W. Aikins
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