Republican Defense of Public Credit and 1870s Reform
A partisan reflection on postwar finances argues Republicans preserved credit, reduced deficits, and backed specie payments, while Democrats pursued repudiation and wasteful spending. It recounts Grant era policies, the Resumption Act of 1875, and contrasts party records, urging support for Garfield and Arthur and a strong national economy.
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Senate
North Carolina
Democratic Party
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Grant
Govert
United States
United State
Thurman
Ohio
Davis
Kentucky
Bayard
Delaware
Vickers
Maryland
Treasury Reserve
Republican Party
Fish
Senator Jones
Nevada
House
St. Louis
Tilden
Buchanan
Fragmentary OCR Item on Debates and Emancipation
Fragmented text references Mr Ran Representa r ne sgt and jean ton ern claims. Discusses refuting an amendment to United measures. Mentions emancipation debts obligations and void status. Lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Ran- Representar
Jean Ton
United
the United
How Women Bathe in a Humorous Parlor Scene
A Boston Transcript account portrays two women leaving a bath house in a comic chase. They react to pebbles, waves, and a mistaken fear of a pursuing policeman, then celebrate with laughter and a breezy air of refreshment. The piece reads as playful social observation with light flirtation and mischief.
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Dundreary
Boston, Transcript
Adjustable collar-bone scam ends in fraud case
A Brooklyn case describes Moriarty and his daughter sued after a forged injury claim from a dislocated collar-bone in a railroad collision report. The railway paid 2500 dollars before investigators found alleged deception, with Moriarty and daughter indicted for obtaining money under false pretenses and each held on bail of 500 dollars.
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Moriarty
New York
Forty-second Street
Third, Avenue
Eeten
Brooklyn Union-Argus
Circumstantial Evidence Recalls Owen Murder Trial
Senator Dan Voorhees recalls defending Owen in a Crawfordsville murder by poison case. The farmer fled after a mob trial, a postmortem showed lethal strychnine, and Voorhees, Joe McDonald, and Jim Wilson led a defense that won on reasonable doubt. Owen died in Texas. his wife died by own action.
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United States
Dan Voorhees
Crawfordsville
Ind
Owen
Sher
Kezia
Canada
Irons
Joe McDonald
Senate
Jim Wilson
Congress
Venezuela
Lew Wallace
Gregory
Mr. Voorhees
Wilson
McDonald
Texas
Dependence of Health Upon Circulation
Discussion on how health hinges on proper circulation. The text links body temperature, blood distribution, and symptoms like headache cough and indigestion to circulation. It suggests relief through immersion in hot water and long term improvement via dress and exercise of extremities.
A Noble Lords Row Over Royal Scandals in England
The article notes England’s reluctance to be ruled by a rake and cites high life scandals tied to the Prince of Wales. It mentions God Valentine Baker cashiered for assault on a railway passenger and his friendship with the prince, plus the Newcastle ducal line’s shameful associations and Lord Dupplin’s involvement.
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Butler
Prince of Wales
India
Lord Anglesey
Mrs. Wetmore
Marquis of
Hastings
Capt
Harboard
Great Britain
Jockey Clubs
Paris
Continent
Louis @lobe- Pemoei
England
Valentine Baker
Duke of Newcastle
Lord Dupplin
Republican Platform Endorses Civil Service Reform and Union Prosperity
The Republican national platform lauds twenty years of wartime and postwar policy, cites emancipation, currency stabilization, and debt repayment, and calls for continued unity. It argues against Democratic obstruction, warns of a solid South, praises Hayes era reforms, and urges lawfulness, public service merit, and fair elections to restore harmony.
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Republican Party
United States
Union of States
Congress
United
Republic
Rutherford Yes
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Maine
Violena
South
Républican Party
Hayes
Miner Life in Sutro Tunnel Faces Rat and Bat Threats
It must be great fun to be a miner in the Sutro tunnel. The rats are as large as cats and the bats as large as pigeons, thick and ferocious, forcing miners to arm themselves for protection. Sornern has recently undergone two painful operations in London and was improving in health.
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Sornern
London
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