Citiations of International Events and Domestic Affairs
A broad digest mentions a New York sub-treasury balance of $185,575,065.55, a New York State Democratic convention set for May 15, and Queen Victoria's planned visit to Charlottenburg with ties to Prince Alexander. Reports include labor tensions with the Pennsylvania School Suppliers, a four million man lockout by Carnegie's Edgar Thomson Steel Works, and a Paris-to-Italian diplomatic atmosphere reflected in papal writings and German satire.
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New York State
Democratic Commet
Newid City
James D. Fish
New York
Ma- Bank
Senate and House Clash Over Tariffs and Bonds Debates
The Fiftieth Congress daily record shows House bills for bond purchases with surplus funds and Memphis bridge construction progressing with amendments. Senate debates include Fisheries treaty session attempts and rapid pension bill passage, while House tactics block Direct Tax and Bond Purchase measures amid dilatory moves.
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Treasury
Mississippi River
Memphis
Tenn
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Riddleberger
Renee Lee
Fives Tas Was Discussed, But Gnally Weet Over Wits Cat Cetta
Freedman's Bank
United States
Turbulent London and global notices from the fourth
A chaotic digest cites a Manchester conference, New York exile testimony plans, Roumanian cabinet, Tyrol avalanches, shipwrecks near Frying Pan Shoals, and multiple political shifts. It notes Paris press scrutiny of the new Ministry, Bismarck illness, and British imperial moves with conservative and republican echoes worldwide.
Wholesale lumber dealers form mutual benefit association in Nashville
A large gathering of wholesale poplar lumber dealers and manufacturers from Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky West Virginia Virginia and Tennessee met in Nashville to create the Association for Mutual Benefit and Advancement. The report also notes various regional troubles including measles outbreaks and weather related damages.
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Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Thyth
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Terre Haute
Iilimoi
Missouri, Tennessee and Georgia Railroad
Mississippi River
New Madrid
Hamble
Samuel W. Baooxs
Hugh M. Brook
W. H. L. Maxwell
Lexington
Tom Waltz
Leroy Smith
McNeill’s Mills
Little Rock
Ark
de Paporox
Athens
Jm Pow
Conway County
Powell
Detroit
Chattanooga
South Pittsburg
General Crook Nominated for Major General Post
Wasminetos April 7 The nomination of Brigadier General George Crook to be Major General vice Alfred S Terry retired drew praise across factions. Crook, Ohio born West Point grad 1% rose through Indian wars to command in Virginia Idaho and Arizona, famed for fierce campaigns against Apaches Sioux and Chiricahuas and for peace efforts with tribes. Post Office bill summaries and local elopement gossip follow.
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Aiken, & C
Woodbury County
Selzer Brewing Company
Chicago
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Adam Forepaugh
Tedville
Ma Paesere
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Tennessee
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Will Edmunds
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Boston Herald
Frank L. Wilson
Boston & Providence Railroad
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Troy
Bob Reynolds
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Crook
Treasury Department
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Pope
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Fourth Infantry
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Lee
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General Crock
Hearl
PITH AND POINTS: Aphorisms and quotes compiled
A mosaic of short quotes from Holmes Hawthorne and others on folly friendship wealth and taxation. Reflections on hypocrisy private property moral health and the value of diverse company punctuate a collage of era voice and humor.
Fine Neighborhood in Tennessee Told by a South Carolina Negro
An oral tale depicts a South Carolina man living in Tennessee describing his neighbors as good despite borrowing various items. He recounts receiving and sharing items like a sawbuck, a coffee mill, and a horse, noting none were returned yet he still calls them good neighbors. The story ends with a humorous quip about owing dollars.
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Tennessee
de Secon
Miz Jones
Smithe
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Jes
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Brown
Arzan
Trarver
Mother-in-law praise told in a loving crowd tale
A long humorous discourse on mothers-in-law contrasts their strength with early scorn. A trucker and other travelers defend mothers-in-law as grandmothers who endure sickness and care for grandchildren, ending with a pledge to whip anyone who speaks ill.
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Alaska
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Wanl DT
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A Fatal Omission
Old man tells daughter he found Nero dead in the yard this morning. Daughter laments the tragedy and notes Mr. Harvard planned to visit her last night, blaming the dog’s danger and implying negligence.
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X. Sun
Women’s rising sphere in work and public life
The Baltimore American extols women’s capacity in politics and business. It cites women in farming banking literature and arts as increasingly influential, notes wage equality is likely, and urges perseverance and ambition for continued progress.
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Nho
Tler
United States
Maryland
Saholas
Deborah Powers
Lansingburg
New Hampshire
Dover Horse Sailroms
Dow
New York
Women in Society and Politics Across the Era
Reports on women earning from literature, pharmacy as work, and the limited role in higher education. Mentions Princess Isabel as regent, women in suffrage, honorary LL D to Christine Ladd Franklin, and debates on women in constitutional processes and local liquor licensing votes.
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Johns Hopkins University
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Dom Pedro
Brazil
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Countess d'Eu
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California
Helen Camreent
London
Paris
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New York
de Tarmack
Savan Anthony
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