Tangled Ohio and Chicago politics and Egypt news
A chaotic mix covers party rifts in Republican and Democratic circles in Chicago and Ohio. It notes political contests, observations on Speaker and senator races, and the Fate of Egypt with Gordon and Khartoum, plus editorials on education and Edison’s rise.
Punishing a Hash Mies Genoven Judinstan Girl
Geno ven Genoven Judinstan, daughter of a Marion prominent lawyer, sings in Toledo churches and participates in converts programmes in Toledo and other cities. She has soloed at major gatherings, studied voice in Paris last season, and is described as fine, handsome, and possessed of sterling qualities attracting many friends.
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Delphy
Johnston
Miss Johnston
Delply
Toledo
Adair
Will
Ohio
Pebbled glass rivals in eye tests spark fashion debate
The report describes a public demonstration where opticians compare pebbles and glass in lens tests. A tester shows how pebbles affect light and heat, while experts warn glass remains superior for accurate vision. A Chicago Herald item notes social scenes around President Eno and his entourage in St Louis amid winter observations.
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Glenn
Downs Town
Ibs
Pete
Pebbales
Randolph Fine
Julie
Senile
Lincoln and Forquer Duel in Illinois Lightning Rod Debate
In a Springfield county meeting Lincoln closes a WHig vs Democrat stump criticism by refuting Forquer. Forquer, ridiculed for installing the first lightning rod in Sangamon, is contrasted with Lincoln who vows to die a free man rather than switch politics. Settlers recall the scene as a test of conscience and courage.
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Aril
Speingtioit
Lincoln
Athens
Chefi
Trina
Eitheer
George Farquer
Dette Orate
Sangamon
Forquer
Forguer
Salem
Spowe
Moe
Farquer
Ike
Goulle
Sungamon
Illinois
Wabash
Arnold
Abrahan Lincoln
Bluebird Tragedy at Fairview Reservoir
Three bluebirds known as wake-us have sheltered in the teal house at Fairview reservoir. Workers once found 47 birds suffocated in a stove pipe during winter construction, smothered by smoke after a fire was lit.
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Fairview Reservoir
No Lodge Nonsense Triggers Alimony Case in New Jersey
The case centers on Mrs Harvey who allegedly used a method to provoke eruptions on her husband's skin by applying irritants to his garments. The spree caused repeated absences from his lodge room and later a separation. The public airing of the alimony request drew wide attention and mockery as a local “cause celebre.”
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Minahera
John P. Delphy
Alexander Harvey
Nod
New Jersey
Mes
Harvey
Garibaldi Vanishes After Spartan Breakfast Refused
Mr Sula admires Garibaldi who visited Enghanal for a grand supper plan. Garibaldi declined meals, asking bitter ale and brisar cherse to his room. Morning servant finds him missing, later discovered in the garden with no breakfast. He had eaten only bread cheese and beer.
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Mr. Sula
Garibaldicand
Garibaldi
Enghanal
Burdock Blood Bitters Claim Cure for Dyspepsia
The ad describes many symptoms of indigestion including variable appetite pain in the stomach and heartburn and claims Burdock Blood Bitters will cure the worst case by regulating bowels and toning digestive organs. It asserts alcohol tobacco and bad air worsen dyspepsia and implies the product is sold everywhere.
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