Presidential address outlines reforms and foreign policy
President Arthur's annual message reviews electoral count reforms, foreign relations, trade expansion in the Americas, naval and military needs, postal and civil service reforms, and calls for a stronger navy, improved neutrality laws, and a national bankrupcy law, urging Congress to act before his term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of the United States
Ltig
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Ctung
The Soul and the Sun Goethe Quote
A fragment quotes Goethe asserting the soul's indestructibility and eternal activity, likening it to the sun that appears to set but continues to diffuse knowledge elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
Speculators Move Grain Toward Western Shipments
The Pittsburg Commercial notes that grain crops in the country are not held by farmers but by speculators and primary market buyers. Farmers have sold freely, yet grain remains unsold to the East. Speculators cannot hold forever. crops should soon move toward shipment points and money to the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Roots as stock feed worth the cost with hay
Farmers should value roots as a supplementary ration for cattle and sheep. While not a sole feed, when fed with hay or good straw they are more economical than their production cost.
Growth of St Paul in 1584 Astonishes Eastern Papers
Eastern papers quote statistics showing St Paul’s rapid growth during 1584. The piece notes Seward’s prophecy that the great central city would lead Mississippi navigation, asserting the city’s rising prominence as the continent’s hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls
Ast
Seward
Mississippi
Miners and Operators Face Equal Guilt in Price Cartels
The Pillsburg Dispatch argues that if miners are accused of conspiring to raise mining prices, operators should face the same charge for colluding to lower prices or maintain parity. The piece frames price fixing as a shared offense between sides in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello
Pillsburg Dispatch
Real truth of Freedom Tied to Achievement
The Advance states that true freedom is earned through achievement rather than birth. It argues that liberties are attained by merit and effort, not inherited status or privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloi
Cairo
Vonberge
Conecress
United States
Sueuki
Shozeiher
France
Bartholdt
Republic of Nicaraugua
Nicarauguan
San Juan
Lake Nicaraugua
Pacific
Atlantic
Washington
Groenwiel
Congress
Berne
House of Representatives
War Department
Secr
Quartermaster’s Department
du Harte
Army
Ordnance Bureau
Chantel
Fidean
Secretary of War
Treasury
Chief of Engineers
Seaboard
Aan
Ofice
Frice
All Newsdesiers
Munn & CO
Broadway
Bara Alsa Ag Fe Bet Sy
Patent Office
Canada
England
Germany
Munn _— & Co
Scientific American
Nalentific Astericih
New York
City Sausages Rated Poor by A Curious Countryman
A bemused countryman decries city sausages as a “dog gone” poor dish while quoting Edward Lear on enduring youth and flowers, reflecting a playful urban rural contrast in a light verse tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rim Coxaness
Republic
Lam
Foreign Relations
Belgium
CUILL
Peru
Chile
China
Cnntraasis
Carlor
Unites States
THE
Merchant Marine
Dhe
Genee
Congo Valley
Emmperor
Corea Haa
Ite Breimises
Morocco
Egypt
Emmy
Twayti
Haiti
Geesels Charce l
Tadan
Meatco
Mexico
Sesson
Istiimus
Russia
St. Petersburg
Biang Kok
Siam
Spain
Tate
Cuba
Key West
Cuban
Tan
TILE
Spanish Antilles
Senate
Porto Rico
Spanish Indies
Spanish- American Claims Commission
Dominican Republic
PORTE
Ottoman Empire
Portelas
Caracas
Venesuela
Willes
Venezuela
TOR International Meridian Confir
Ence
Wetland
Austria
London
Navy
Marine Corps
Bureau of Registry
Diplomatic and Consular Service
Dix
Public Service
Treasury Department
Militar
Inchudine
Naval Establishment
Coluniin
TOD Prg
Electoms
Vyhe
wWovisions
Sil “Ag ST
Minteral Toile
Sylun
TUN
Cireulilign
Sranil
Lis
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Shipping Interests
Amerehant Marine
Tsst
Indian Territory
Surgeon-General
Gun Foundry Board
Secretary of the Navy
Chicago
Atlanta
Boston
Dolphin
Advisory Board
Department
Mont
Navy Yard
California
Naval Advisory Board
Anctig
George W. de Long
Jeannette
Tarber
Schuette
Lena Delta
Yakutsk
Luieutenant
A. W Greely
United States Army
Tady Franklin Bay
Thetis
St. John's
N. c
Alert
G. W. Coffin
Aecen VY. IL. Femory
Somiancel Er Winfield &. Copely
Upernavik
Mk Ce Bay
Littleton Island
Cape Sabine
Greely
St. Johns
Pontandou H. N. SE
Covetrol's Island
National Cemetery
the Navy
Department OF Justice
Lie
EEN Perior
Diterior
Pension Office
Census Bureau
Bureau of Education
Indians
India
T Leoncur
Hin
Utah Commission
Tah
Tacht Gs
American
America
Commonwealths
Ats
Eiurope
Asia
Africa
I House of Rep
T East
District OF Columbia
Commissioners of
Ulysses S. Grant
Poper
Ciester A. Arthur
Penarth
Mobis
O Ua Lionid
Elepinien Sindath
Savolis Theich
Vitor
Ouires Clysien Dees Iy
Detinty
Wrrsle
Hes
Els, Hijonitin
Jones
Aeotherns
Ivor Sire
Perma Kentry
Wells
Mda
Boetisn
Taivdik Te
Boi Tiali
Wijider
Sam Savariila
Patasn
Sullivan Aig
Beye
KAP Sgotoh
Anit Taints
Ale iPormpy
Soutusatpe
Aslind
Sar
Barris Remedy CO
Boge Ss
Sman Po
Dittsburg
Beasley & Williams
Sullivan
Ind
Tvnder
Crean
Eton Totthos
Contas
V. Paina
Uenisville, Hy
Wilder
A. ¥. Paire
Louisville
Wilac7
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!