Ohio Spring Election Year Sparks Buckeye City Pulse
A lively Ohio election scene across Springfield Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland and other Buckeye towns features figures like Miss Cleveland and ex President Hayes. Controversy and partisan tensions mix with public notices, social reform talks, and a vivid travelogue on Washington DC impressions and local politics.
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Springfield
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Buckeye
Ohio
Old log cabins and pioneer memory across the West
A reflective piece recalls the old log cabins once common across the western states. It honors sturdy settlers from New England to the Midwest, their labor, prayers, and enduring friendships forged in clearing fields and building a nation. The author links pioneer life to national character, recalling Sunday gatherings, chinking homes, and the gratitude of communities for hard work and faith.
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Ohio State Sunday School Union
New Philadelphia
Frances E. Willard
Illois
National Woman's
Chris Han Temperance Union
James S . "Worden
D. D
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Church of the United States
A. H. Gillett
Cintio Ti
Methodist
Boise Sunday School Union
Bow
Cincinnati
American Sunday School Union
Clark County
Thorean
New England
Canada
Western Union
Olin
Mielelusan
Ulinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Deartinge
Green Mountains
Mohawk Valley
Walnut Ridge
Catskills
States Empire
Great Northwest
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Dakota
Min
Dermutien
Anecdote of Grant and the South Carolina Crisis
A fragmented report discusses General Grant and a claim about his behavior, noting critics who say he never praised his rivals. It touches on South Carolina politics, a fear of state government, and a young Thomas Moses dubbed by supporters. The piece hints at a desperate, nonpartisan effort to salvage the state.
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Coates Kinney
Cowie Kinney
Grone-Beroucic
Thue
Americas
Skotch
Washington
America
Garry Owens Gaines
W. S. Patterson
Bellefontaine
Washington City
Elysium
Boston
Ohio
Lemployer
Piane
Paris
Euch
Capitol
Senate
House
Fice
Treasury
Botanical Gardens
Tie Rayet
Cwenit
Tie
Kogut Seistarolin
Pattersen
Carpet Tage Represes
Charleston
South Carolina
Lathers
John Patteron
Muuch
Torant
South
Carolina
Grant
Itaneet
United Stats
Colum
Bin
Grand
Wall Street
Delesatin
Gary
Sperich
Coureitiin
Grane
Moses
Guternor
Scott
Lenion theatre tale reflects strict morals and show appeal
A humorous tale from Lenion theatre circles centers on a virtuous venue that stays resolutely proper yet gains notoriety for its tasteful restraint. Patrons describe the outing as orderly and refined, with critics noting the production’s gentle humor and decorum despite lively scenes.
Fragments Describe A Feathery Figure In Unclear Scene
A garbled passage depicts a lone figure among feathers and a plane, referencing a ball, a net, and a thrown counterpoint. Names and places are obscured, leaving the core event and participants unreadable.
The Name Williams and Its Surname Derivations Through History
A historical discussion traces the evolution of the given name Williams from medieval Norman and Welsh roots, noting how popular usage spread the name. It explains how diminutives and variants like Will, Wil, and Bill evolved into many surnames including Williamson, Willcox, Wilkinson, and Wilkins, with examples of linguistic shifts and social factors shaping adoption.
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Mary
Manny
Willis Cane i Yies
Norman
Hastlegs
Hambler
Willis
Wills
Willson
Wileson
Gillett
Gilot
Willamot
Wilatt
Wil Jot
Willert
Willatt
Wilmiot
Wilmott
Bilson
Werks
Wickens
Wickenson
Wie
Wickison
Wilesockson
Wilcox
Wilcoxon
Wilkinson
Wilks
Willeocks
Willy
Atal Wooleuck
Thinkers on Democracy and Rights in 19th Century Discussion
Excerpted remarks debate American democracy and natural rights with reference to Henry Maine and the Declaration of Independence. The piece, attributed to Matthew Arnott in the Nineteenth Century, critiques guardianship of opinion and contrasts American constitutional ideals with British rule.
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Rngard
Henry Maine
M. Scherer
Enerutis
Trent
United States
Matthew Arnott
New York Crematory Incineration Details Leaked
The New York crematory plan describes burning bodies at 2 000 degrees Fahrenheit with a catafalque descent to a basement furnace. Cremation would be discreet with relatives kept distant and ashes stored in terra cotta vases, as officials tout a solemn but efficient process.
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New York
Cnematory
Matt Tn
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Eastern
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Ken Tork
Giome-Rereetoc
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Deedwin
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William FL Hughes
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Edward C.geyn
Townamif Republican
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John M- Sorwart
War Justice of the
William A. Stee
Louie Brows
Thomas J. Jewett
Clark
Inese Kindle
Willian
Wilson
Lamar
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Iris
Hayes Hiss
Theresident
White House
U. S
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Tory
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Michigan
Aole
Ramsay
Mile
Amos A. Lawrence
Mass
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Eli Thayer
Worcester
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Mexico
Ihebriety
Madog Railroad Engineers
Mailtead
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Moerman
Conrions
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Amdherium
Thien
Mary Aml Witham
Fulton & Hypes
E. Main
Fulton & Unt
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Champion Bakery
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West Main Street
R. E. Lobenherz, Propr
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Lon. Krider, Architect
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Arvode Building
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Sarineett Ti
T. L. James
Chivenne
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Funyar
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Warphy
Mews
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Allen & Ginter
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