Old-Time leaders may enliven Prohibition party
A fragment notes potential upheaval if Greenback leaders join the Prohibition party, hints at Democratic risk, and critiques reform efforts. It cites various local topics including sanitation, railwork progress near San Antonio, a cave discovery near San Pedro avenue, and a grand jury's stance on city neglect. It also mentions a sensational kidnapping tale denied by others and a Missouri senator's sharp remark about his son's whiskey habits.
Hugo Dies in Paris as France in Mourning
The article notes the death of Victor Hugo in Paris and describes widespread national mourning. It says the state will bear his funeral costs and that his loss leaves a void for France and the civilized world. It also touches on various political and social commentaries from the era.
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Victor Hugo
Paris
France
Change Will Not Be Calamity Then Or Now
The author argues against a panic from the suspension of gold payments. Based on 1862 experiences, the change could revive industry and spur speculation. Property prices may rise or cease their five year decline, encouraging capital and employment through new investments. Curiosity accompanies anticipation with no apprehension.
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Manning
New York Sun
Treasury
Savannahs Artillery Punch Delights And Tests Resolve
The Augusta Chronicle recalls Savannahs famed artillery punch a strong hospitality staple born in Macon legends. In the 1850s the Blues visited, A B Luce proposed the recipe, William Davidson supplied spirits, a bucket mixed brandy whisky rum champagne sugar and lemon creating a potent convivial drink.
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Savannah
Artillery
Republican Blues
Macon
Chatham Artillery
A. B. Luce
William Davidson
Oglethorpe
Augusta Chronicle
Frolic at a Girl's College in Pittsburgh
Students at the Pennsylvania Female College in Pittsburg held a social night with half the attendees wearing male attire including dress coats, waistcoats, knee breeches, and black silk stockings. A student remarked that many girls wanted to be boys and that the larger students drew lots to decide who dressed as boys.
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Pennsylvania Female College
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
Remarkable assortment and sales notices from long ago
A collage of ads and notices features cheap goods from Nienos & Co or 238 West Commerce St offering shoes hats and lamp wares at rock bottom prices. Also ice factory capacity at San Antonio ice works and Morley’s T X Stonic Cordial touted for health. Summer suit sales by L Wolfson and Willing family anecdote praised Electric Bitters sold by Rice Bros Co.
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Congress
Wadies
Nienos & Co
West Commerce St
George W. Willing
Manchester
Mich
Rice Bros. & Co
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