Washington Dispatch Reports Military Changes and Political Moves
General Van Buren seeks to clear his name after clash with reports on Minister Jay. Cook placed on retired list. Crook becomes Brigadier General. Department of the East abolished. Nan cock leads Atlantic division. Banks as independ ent candidate for Massachusetts Senate. Tilton dropped from Beecher church records. Gold at 108 in New York. currency and bond plans discussed. Railroads cut wages. New Orleans labor strikes. Stock market jitters and several bank failures. Stokes trial ends with manslaughter verdict and four-year sentence. Destruction and riots reported nationwide with various trials and fires.
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Yellow fever reports fade in Memphis as cases fall
The report notes fifteen deaths in Memphis on Oct 28 with optimism the epidemic may end soon. Shreveport and Marshall show deaths and cases, while Little Rock remains free. A Brooklyn court sees a bank theft case end abruptly when a juror admits deafness. A Memphis notice appeals for funds to aid convalescents and destitute families as yellow fever is no longer epidemic but ongoing relief is needed.
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Waiting Rooms of the Nation as a Moral Mirror
A critique of railway station waiting rooms contrasts the Ladies and Gentlemen spaces, painting the former as stifling and desolate. Vivid, satirical prose describes decor, fatigue, and social tedium while pondering a future where all travelers vanish at the bell.
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A Woman's Right to a Defined Share of Family Income
A discussion on wives earning power and protections through regular sums from husbands, arguing a clearly defined income arrangement preserves dignity and prevents financial dependency. The piece contrasts such steadiness with the awkwardness of asking for money and stresses mutual respect in money matters within marriage.
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Odd Snippets and Tiny Tales From the Street Tidings
A jumble of observations and jokes appears from various sources, including a stunt about a boy struck by a rail car and a baby born on a street railway car in St Louis. The medley also notes fashion pressure on children, a watch chain dilemma, and a humorous church scene with a child answering a question about loving enemies.
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Danbury Soup Box Calamity Ends With Shouted Escape
A Danbury woman’s box of fancy soups sparks a comic disaster when a three year old uses the contents as building blocks. A slip on a cake of soap leads the man to crash into furniture and collide with his wife, ending with both recovering in a darkened room amid the odor of castor oil.
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Captain Vandiver and the Sleeping Rooster Mystery
In Columbia Missouri Harald report Capt Vandiver hired three workers and expected them to rise at dawn. The old rooster failed to crow, the boys slept in and three chloroformed the bird, leaving chanticleer alone awake with drooped wing.
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Children as Proprietors and Farm Stock for Youth
The article argues boys and girls should own small farm stock such as sheep calves or poultry to build business habits and care for their own. It notes ownership fosters industry, love of home, and long term stewardship, warning against selling off stock as prices fall.
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