The Electoral Vote and the Counting Process
An analysis of how electoral votes are counted, the roles of the President of the Senate and Congress, and historical precedents. It discusses constitutional provisions, past disputes, Joint Rules, and the limits of presidential or congressional unilateral actions in determining state votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresse
New York Tribune
Congress
United States
Senate
Howe of Representatives
Sete
Bute
Houses of Congress
House of Congress
Critical life periods and mortality by profession
The article discusses Dr Kar and Dr Farr tables showing critical life periods with lowest death rates between ages ten and fifteen and rising mortality after thirty five. It notes possible longevity if one reaches fifty and near ninety if seventy five, and compares mortality across professions from healthiest gamekeepers to least healthy printing and file grinding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kar
War in Europe and looming clash on the Atlantic
The article argues a near certainty of conflict beyond the Atlantic as European capitals signal tension. It notes Russia eyes Constantinople and Danubian lands, while England seeks to preserve Turkish Empire to limit Russian advance toward India. The piece claims Britain and Russia will decide war or peace, with other powers as followers, and ends by addressing American readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Europe
Russia
Danubian
Turkey
Constantinople
Christendom
Raseia
India
Byzantium
England
Died From Joy on Final Worldly Wish
Mary Maguire, an Irish widow over 70, settled in Bayonne with her son John. After years in Snake Hill alms house she returned to Bayonne begging money to return to Ireland. Chief Whithered funded passage. in a friend’s home she learned he would escort her to the steamship. On leaving, she exclaimed with joy, then cried out and died from the shock of elation, the coroner ruling death from excess of joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maguire
Ireland
Bayonne
John
Snake Hill
Weneaday
Oka
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Ridney Telegraph
Mo & Dikne
Joseph B. Gossage
Eectoral Colleges
Abyss Certificabee
A. Rolomonson
Walnut Streets
Sidney
Nebraska
WM. Wallace
Omaha National Bank
WH. Ratholds
Raynolds Brow
Cheyenne Co. Bank
Raymolds & Wallace
Sidmey, Nebraska
Front Street
Omaha
Kirn National Bank
Flrst National Bank
Denver
Colorado National Bank
Kowntse Brothers
Bankers
New York City
Kline & Stores
and Architects
Sidney TeLecram Office
Mm. Urbach
Sidney, Nebraska
Cass St., Iron Works
L. G. Heybrook & Co
Bolte
13Th
14Th
Neb
A. Huberman
Thirteenth Street
H. W. Gary
Bidney
O. A. Morian
Iam
Oxriver GarTiwatt
C. A. Coox & Co
Chicago
Eolo
Canadas
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Railway
Cincinnati, Lafayette & Chicago Railroad
Ind
Lanayolie
Cincinnati
Lafayette
Berington
Keelind
Peoria
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
Memphis
Columbus
Newark
Caneassie
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
Phidelphon
New York
Boston
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Westinghouse
Evers Moderna
Anve
Burlington
Keokuk
A. L. Herxixs
Raceiver
W. C. Fownsann
Pase
W. R. Crump
Gen. Western
Main Street
Iowa
Great Western Business College
Gev
R. Rathburn
Cahn & Whdell
Merchant Tailors
Feeder
Jarabe Street
Bet
Rand
McNair & Norden
Farnham Street
Tenth Street
U. P
Vunard and
State Steamship Lines
Deorce Keeline
Cattle Range
South Platte
JuLtaserc
Colorado
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