Fragmented 1876 Washington to Paris excerpted notes
A dense, fragmented 1876 telegraph column covers U.S. politics and international affairs. It mentions Senator Jowe of Wisconsin as a future National Republican Congressional Committee chairman, Blaine’s rise, the president’s possible stance on a third term, and debates over the Resumption Act. It also notes Italian church state clashes, Indian affairs, congressional money allocations, and market observations on New York prices.
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Winter of 1776 A Mild Season and Its Oddities
The article notes an unusually mild winter a century ago affecting everyday life such as barbers and trade. It mentions General Washington's harbor plan for Boston being stalled by lack of ice and cites sailors and beavers adapting to the mild season while scientists are urged to study the phenomenon.
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