Kansas Democratic Convention Adopts Broad Platform
The Kansas Democratic state convention ends its second day with a united ticket led by Governor Moonlight and a strong platform. Delegates approve proposals on pensions, tariffs, open settlement of Oklahoma, public lands, and anti corruption while praising loyalty and urging vigorous campaign efforts.
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The Union Jack Origins and Imperial Union
A garbled account traces the Union Jack from St George’s cross and St Andrew’s saltire to a united flag for Great Britain and Ireland. It notes royal decree and evolving designs reflecting political unions and national symbols through history.
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A Western Centennial From the Northwest Ordinance Origin
The text notes the 1787 Northwest Ordinance as a foundational charter for western liberty. It recalls Ohio Valley boundaries, French forts, and early U.S. expansion. It describes frontier conditions, Native resistance, British influence, and pioneers facing privation and conflict in forging settlement west of the Ohio River.
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Senate debates vetoed pension bill for Mary J Notage
The Senate resumed consideration of a vetoed pension bill for Mary J Notage with a party line tally. The measure failed to reach two thirds after votes and explanations by Mr Wilson of Maryland, and discussion on related appropriations and territorial matters continued amid a broad array of amendments and reports.
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English Tribute to Beecher and Broadening Freedom
A writer praises Beecher as a gifted mind who elevates Christian character over dry doctrinal talk. The piece notes Beecher’s eloquent style, appeals to both humor and emotion, and his ongoing fight for broader freedom. It references a prior work on Congregationalism and its lasting impact.
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Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute Ad
An long damaged notice from Buffalo advertises Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute claiming 18 physicians treat chronic diseases with medical and surgical methods. It touts cures for nasal throat lung kidney digestive bladder women’s diseases and more with correspondence treatment and offers a guide book for ten cents. The item also mentions cyclone cellars and humorous local observations.
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Forest and Rail Bed in a Narrow Mountain Route
A fractured description from a San Francisco Chronicle page fragment details a railroad through a forest. The narrator notes the straight track clashing with nature as trees and bushes react with cautious, wary movement and the forest seems to oppose the new line.
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